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Voicing Over the First Female Rabbi
I was asked last night to do a voice over for a new documentary film by director Diana Groo and Katapult Film on the life of the first female rabbi, Regina JonasRead more »
World Book Day and The Lorax
On World Book Day I was invited to the Britannica School to make a presentation, among 35 others, on my favorite book.Read more »
Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal: Theater Review
Christopher Moore. Moore is the author of Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, perhaps the funniest book I have ever read.Read more »
World Book Day - Book Prizes: Recent Winners and What They Mean
Book Prizes: Recent Winners and What They Mean
Book Prize Winners 2010-2011
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World Water Day: Only 1% of the earth's water is available for drinking water
Only 1% of the earth's water is available for drinking water
Surprisingly, most of my friends are not environmental activists, or even count the environment as a priority in their everyday lives.Read more »
Balatonalmadi Season Opener
I did far too much drinking, eating, reading and sunbathing this long holiday weekend but it was all worth it. Nori and Akos invited me down with them and a few more of their friends to Balatonalmadi. The weather was fantastic.Read more »
First Bike Ride of 2012
It was a very nostalgic weekend, starting with a drink with Magda and Richard at a former regular watering hole, Captain Cook's.Read more »
Flamenco Puro at Treehugger's: Concert Review
Treehugger Dan's, even with the added space after the renovations, was standing room only for Nick Palmer's flamenco concert.Read more »
A Day in Vienna
Ben had to lend some Segways to Pedal Power over in Vienna on Monday for a large tour, so I jumped in as co-pilot for a change of scenery and to clear my head a bit.Read more »
Concert Review: The Poosta Ramblers
The Poosta Ramblers put on another superb show on Thursday.Read more »
