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1 week ago | 
jlivingmedia.com | Debra Eckerling |David Nemetz
Passover is a time for beautiful Seders, family bonding and lots of matzah. When it’s time to break the Passover carb-fast, everyone seems to have a different food they enjoy that welcomes carbohydrates back to the table. JLiving spoke with three amazing women who work in the Jewish foodie space to ask about their favorite break-the-Passover-fast foods. They also shared some helpful tips for pre-holiday, during and post-holiday.
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1 week ago | 
jlivingmedia.com | Debra Eckerling |David Nemetz
Gina Raphael is founder of The Golda Project; her co-founder is Shana Glassman. Their mission: Strengthening Israel, one woman at a time. This movement for women welcomes all Jews under the wide umbrella of allies for Israel. Raphael fell in love with Israel during her junior year of college during a famous archaeological dig. She’s a graduate of Wellesley College and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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1 week ago | 
jlivingmedia.com | Jacqueline Weiss |David Nemetz
“There are an infinite number of things to focus on in Jewish life and in Torah,” said Rabbi Cantor Alison Wissot of Temple Ju – dea.
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2 months ago | 
3rdactmagazine.com | Victoria Starr Marshall |David Nemetz
By Dasha Kiper Reviewed by Victoria Starr Marshall It’s a journey we hope we’ll never take—becoming a traveler in the land of dementia or the caregiver to a friend or loved one traveling that path. Each journey is unique—there are no maps or guides, and no caregiving friend or family member on this journey is unaffected. In Travelers to Unimaginable Lands, Dasha Kiper writes, “Dementia disorders may bring chaos, devastation, and loss, but the mind is not without its defenses.
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2 months ago | 
3rdactmagazine.com | Connie McDougall |David Nemetz
“Most travelers I know, they’re proud to be known as a traveler as opposed to a tourist: ‘I’m more thoughtful—I’m not just here to shop and get a selfie. I’m here to immerse myself in the culture and learn.’ That is a traveler, to become a temporary local.
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2 months ago | 
3rdactmagazine.com | Debra Eckerling |David Nemetz
Susan Feniger’s third act looks a lot like her second. For 40 years, the 71-year-old celebrity chef, restaurateur, cookbook author, and radio and TV personality has traveled the world, bringing food from different cultures back to her several influential Los Angeles restaurants—past and present—including: Ciudad, STREET, Border Grill, and SOCALO.
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Dec 23, 2024 | 
3rdactmagazine.com | David Nemetz
By Christina Clem, AARP Washington Associate State DirectorScam artists have a shiny, new tool to take your hard-earned money, and while the nature of the scam remains consistent – often preying on our emotions or manufacturing a sense of urgency – the method of getting your money is evolving with technology.
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Dec 16, 2024 | 
3rdactmagazine.com | David Nemetz
By Chris Palmer Reviewed by Victoria Starr Marshall Chris Palmer knows how to live. An author, speaker, wildlife filmmaker, conservationist, professor, and grandfather, he is very clear that his time on earth is limited and he’s not going to waste one precious minute of it.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
3rdactmagazine.com | Ann Conroy Randall |David Nemetz
Your community senior center. Have you ever ventured inside? No? Perhaps because your engaged lifestyle doesn’t include Bingo, square dancing, and sing-alongs. Senior centers have noted your absence and are reinventing themselves to adapt to a more diverse and active older adult demographic. It’s a complicated change for an institution that began post-WWII as an answer to the urban isolation of older adults.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
3rdactmagazine.com | Misha Berson |David Nemetz
It certainly may be a sweeping cliché to say that we Boomers are (collectively) bigger readers than our children and their offspring. And of course, even if this is true, there are many exceptions, including my own daughter who is a voracious consumer of books. Also, it’s important to note that e-books and audio books have been a great success for those who don’t need or want a physical volume in their hands to peruse—young folk and many seniors alike.
