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April
7, 2008
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PARDES LEVAVOT
Of Note
Thank you to all
the members who attended our congregational meeting
this past Sunday. Look for a report to our members soon.
Thank you to Jim Wright for providing the kiddush this past Saturday.
Support
Pardes Levavot! Our No-Brainer Fundraiser is kicking off. No time? No
energy? No worries! Visit our No-Brainer Fundraiser for the low down.
Events
This Week
Wednesday, April
9, 3:45-5pm
Wednesday, April 9
Friday, April 11,
7-9pm
You won't want to
miss this week's service, as Shir Halev, The Boulder Jewish Chorus,
will be singing parts of the liturgy. Come hear works of some of the
finest composers of Jewish choral music. This will be a unique and
beautiful way to enter into Shabbat!
Parashat
Metzora
Metzora Torah Journey
Events Coming
Up
June 30 - July 6
in Redmond, OR
Ruach
Ha’Aretz will again host one of the premier retreats in Jewish
Renewal, boasting some of the best teachers in the Jewish world, deep
spiritual intimacy, inspired davenning and great food all in a
beautiful
natural setting. This year the retreat will be going upscale, at the
luxurious full service Eagle
Crest Resort, on 1700 acres in the high
desert of Central Oregon, nestled among the Cascade Mountains.
Early registration ends April 10,
sign up now and save!
Boulder
Jewish Festival
Sunday, June 15,
11am-5pm
14th year! A one-day, family-oriented celebration of Jewish culture,
featuring live entertainment, dance, art, food, community organizations
and children's activities.
Getting
Involved
From the
Shepherd of the Hills Bulletin
Items
needed for Boulder Homeless Shelter: Coffee, Black Beans, Baked Beans,
Razors, Body & Hand Soap. You may drop off donations at Shepherd.
Community Infant Program (CIP)
– There is an on-going need for disposable diapers for young families
with children. You can bring them to the church. Thank you!
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April
2008
9,
Wednesday, 3:45-5pm
Hebrew
YAY!
11, Friday, 7-9pm
Kabbalat
Shabbat Service
16, Wednesday, 3:45-5pm
Hebrew
YAY!
16, Wednesday, 7-9pm
Chant
and Meditation
19,
Saturday, 9:30am-noon
Torah
Study, Davenen and Torah Service
23, Wednesday, 3:45-5pm
Hebrew
YAY!
23, Wednesday, 7-9pm
Chant
and Meditation
25, Friday
Shabbat
at Home
30, Wednesday, 3:45-5pm
Hebrew
YAY!
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AROUND
TOWN
AND BEYOND
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PRAYERS
Each
newsletter
contains
names of people in our community, or friends of our community, who need
prayers for healing, support, et cetera. Please send names in Hebrew
and/or English, with other details as desired, to info@pardesleavavot.org.
And
remember to let us know when our prayers have been effective!
- Lillian
Ruth Glassman
- Yael
Bracha bat Eidel Leah
- Ruti
bat Alma (Ruth Lederer MacGuire)
- Chana
Feygeleh bat Timka
- HaRav
Shohama bat Yehudit
- Sarah
Yehudis Krissel bat Chaya Fayge
- Bob
Snyder
- David
Sapper
- Magdalena
Merovingia
- Gershom
ben Leah v Avraham
- Yehoshua
Mishulim ben Sarah Leah
- Shoshana
Nejman
- Alter
Shoresh ben Zion v'Shoshana
- HaRav
Devorah Rut bat Tamar (Rabbi Deborah Ruth Bronstein)
- Rut
bat Miriam
- Lior
bat Esther Masha
- Dov
Baer Ben Yehuda ha Kohen v'Devorah
- John
Silverman
- Mimi
Ito
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For information
about Pardes Levavot or our events please visit our
website at www.pardeslevavot.org
or write info@pardeslevavot.org.
To contact Rabbis Nadya and Victor Gross write rabbis@pardeslevavot.org.
If you would like to post something on our Pardes Levavot mailing
lists, or if you have questions about our mailings, lists,
communications, etc., contact info@pardeslevavot.org.
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The following should be attached to a plastic
zip lock bag containing Cheerios.
WHERE
TO PLANT BAGEL
SEEDS
Any bright sunny location, preferably close
to a delicatessen.
WHEN TO PLANT
Year around, but onion bagels grow best
in winter, while poppy seed and pumpernickel grow well in summer.
CARE OF PLANTS
Plant in seven equal rows, running north
and south. You may make the middle row longer. Join all rows with one
long east-west
row, for irrigation and to form a menorah. All seeds must be planted at
least
four feet deep. Any less depth and the hole in the bagel will not
develop properly!
Irrigate sparsely, with boiling
water only!
NOTE: Over-irrigation or cold water will cause your growing bagel to
become soggy. Soggy bagels are not good for anything.
While it is possible to grow bagels topped with cream cheese by
sprinkling the blossoms with fresh dairy cream, you should contact a
professional bagel grower for expert advice. Some unkosher growers will
use fertilizer, but that does affect the taste and texture, even if it
does hasten the growth. However those who like egg bagels have had
success using fresh eggs as fertilizer.
TO EAT
Cut cross-wise. Never, never cut a bagel
vertically. Ladle on lox and cream cheese (you were warned only experts
could
raise bagels already topped). Use when ripe. While day-old bagels may
be toasted
and eaten, any older and they tend to fossilize and are only good for
missiles.
Beware of over-ripe bagels!
GUARANTEE
If you are not 100% satisfied, dig up your
bagel seeds and return. A BRAND NEW package of seeds will be
sent to you.
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