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Never Prouder by Naomi Ragen In a world filled with hate, anger and violence, a Jew can feel prouder than ever of his Jewishness.   Kosher Gourmet-Sukkot by Marcie Goldman Here are some great recipes perfect for the holidays of Rosh Hashana and Sukkot. The Forbidden Shofar by Rabbi Segal Translated from the Hebrew memoirs of Rabbi Segal (1904-1985), this is an inspiring story of dedication to Judaism against difficult odds. The Ritual of Tashlich: Drowning Our Sins This article includes information and explanations on the Tashlich ritual. My Father's Angels by Sara Levinsky Rigler The author writes about her father's kind deeds and the special angels that were created because of them. Your Scrawl Tells All by Miriam Karp Handwriting analysis can reveal valuable therapeutic insights. Roxanne Perri, a graphologist, tells the story of her career.   At Grandma's Table by Deena Yellin A grandmother's legacy lives on through her family, inspiring her grandchildren to emulate her.   Searching by Tzipora Unger Growing up in the sixties was confusing - Jewishly at least. The author describes her intellectual pursuit of truth as she sat in a sociology class in college. Whichever Way You Slice It A & B's Famous Gefilte Fish is a product of much research and experimentation. Try their new pareve franks and pastrami! Shabbat in India by Wendy Dickstein Does the Sabbath Queen travel all theway to India? The author shares how living in India inspired her to long for the Messiah. Rained In Is a person absolved from sitting in a Sukkah in inclement weather? The Rabbi of Kotzk explains the answer.   Muchnik Arts Michoel Muchnik, who is among the foremost Jewish artists today, received his training at Rhode Island School of Design. View several samples of his work.   First Class Ticket This short story illustrates the powerful lesson of being proud of who you are.				High Holiday Guide Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur and Sukkot's laws and customs are explained.   A Closed Book? Adapted from the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, this article explains the essence of Simchat Torah's celebration. Koalas, Kangaroos and Kosher by Malka Driker Australia is home to a Jewish population of over 100,000 and growing. Article includes photos of Jewish sites in Australia. A Jew in a Jeep by Tuvia Bolton The essence of the Jewish soul connects with the essence of a Mitzvah. This is a true story about the power of the Mitzvah of Tefillin. OK is not just Okay by D. Verter OK maintains the world's most advanced Kosher certifying system which tracks the kosher status of products, ingredients, etc. The High Holiday season is a perfect time to try a fresh start in 'Kosherizing' your home. Kabbalah 101: Match Made in Heaven by Y.Y. Jacobson According to the Kabbalah, the High Holiday experiences reflect the cosmic matrimony between the Jewish people and G-d. Happiness Is. . .A Sukkah! by Robin Treistman Why do Jews sit in huts on Sukkot? Here are several explanations for the Mitvot of Sukkot.   Words by Jay Litvin While struggling with reading Hebrew prayers, the beauty and depth of the meaning helps transform the experience. Beyond the Book by Rita Herman 'The Sukkah That I Built,' by Rochel Groner Vorst, is a charming children's book perfect for Sukkot.   Rosh Hashana Shoes by Dr. Abe Sherer The author reminisces about his childhood and buying new shoes for Rosh Hashana.     Got Healthy Milk? Ahava's milk products are not only Chalav Yisrael, but are free of RBST, a growth hormone regularly injected into cows to induce them to produce more milk.     For the previous year's Rosh Hashana articles, click here >>>