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One of my mottos is: “Vocals and arrangements should enhance a melody, not replace it.” Think about it: Is a song good because the singer hit high notes? If every song on the album had high notes, is it a good album? Or is a song good because there’s a cool guitar solo? If that guitar solo was found on a different track, that would likely be your favorite song instead? Is it really that interchangeable? Vocals and arrangements should enhance a melody, not replace it; the vocals and arrangements and other facets of the song are merely contributors and enhancers to a song that was solid in its own right. There’s a big difference. 

Rabbi Dr. Herbert C. Dobrinsky, the Vice President for University Affairs at Yeshiva University, has given 60 years of his professional life to ensuring that YU remains the flagship academic and Jewish institution that it is.

Why Ben Porat Yosef Should Be At The Top Of Your List

One of the most important factors we consider when deciding whether and where to relocate is our children’s schooling. We ask ourselves, does the area offer yeshivot that will benefit my children and instill in them my family values? It’s a monumental decision, and you undoubtedly want to do your due diligence while evaluating the prospects before you.

In the new exciting area Neve Shamir, Ramat Beit Shemesh we have completed sales of the first wave of new housing and are now working on the second wave to be completed in less than 3 years. For people whose Aliya is imminent, we still have apartments available that will be completed in less than 18 months. Depending on your personal needs, these two options are available. We started Beit Shemesh’s Anglo community almost 30 years ago and we continue this legacy with this project.

September 17, 1908

People gasped and clapped as Orville’s plane soared to 75 feet when it reached the lower end of the field. I was standing near a tree, watching the flight. It circled the field three times at around 40 miles an hour.

Last week’s article touched upon plants and trees that should be managed to avoid issues with sewer lines. So let’s continue our journey.