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lssue 81/Pesach 5777 From Marror to Redemption: Miriam's Tambourine 10 18 28 LeaF Living with Off the of Belief Purpose Beaten Track 58 You Deserve a Break Services 24 Hour Referral Helpline • ATIME Publications • Book & Audio Libraries • Committee for Halacha & Technology • Family Builder Program • Phone Support Groups • Insurance Advocacy & Support • Medical Referrals & Research • Menorah Adoption Project • National Medical Conferences • Online Support Network • Peer support • Pregnancy-Loss Support Program/ Extreme Grief Services • Refuah Network • Seminars/Educational Events Main Office: • Shabbos Near the Hospital • Support Groups • Website • Weekend Retreats 1310 48th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219 • Kol Chaya Hotline/718-298-2646 Phone (718) 686-8912 • Fax (718) 686-8927 • Project Chava/718-475-1415 Helpline (718) 437-7110 Hashgacha (718) 686-8912 ext. 280 Board of Trustees E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Avrumie Ausch • Mr. Moshe Blum • Mr. Yechiel Eisenstadt • Mr. Avrum Grunhut • Rabbi Naftuli Weiss England: Midwest: 107 Dunsmure Rd.• Suite 2 E-mail:[email protected] Board of Directors London N16 5HT Chicago: Mr. Naftali Einhorn • Mr. Benyamin Feit • Mr. Shabsi Fuchs Phone: 44-208-800-2153 • Rabbi Aron Grossman • Mr. Avi Hager • Mr. David Jacobowitz • Mr. Alter Katz E-mail:[email protected] Fax: 44-208-211-1773 • Rabbi Dovid Lefkowitz • Rabbi Sendy Ornstein • Mr. Moshe Dov Stern E-Mail: [email protected] Florida: • Rabbi Aron Twersky • Rabbi Benyamin Weiser • Mr. Shmuel Zafir Israel: 305-260-6377 Medical Advisory Board Phone:0527187188 [email protected] • Heather Appelbaum, M.D. • Natan Bar-Chama, M.D. • Samuel Bender, M.D. E-Mail: [email protected] Mid-Atlantic Region: • Alan Berkeley, M.D. • Jessica Brown, M.D. • Jerome Check, M.D. • Owen Davis, M.D. • Dan Goldschlag, M.D. • Marc Goldstein, M.D. • Victor Grazi, M.D. • Jamie Grifo, M.D. Belgium: (410) 394-7074 • Lawrence Grunfeld, M.D. • Joshua Hurwitz, M.D. • Peter McGovern, M.D. • Nachum Phone: +323 500 1075 E-Mail: [email protected] Katlowitz, M.D. • Joshua U. 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VICE PRESIDENT 2 Office: A TIME, 1310 48th Street, Suite 406, Brooklyn, NY 11219. 525 Route 70, Suite A5 / Lakewood, NJ 08701 P: 732.994.5552 / F: 732.994.5553 E: [email protected] Table of 58 Contents Editorial Letter from the Editor 4 Mailbox 6 Timeline 8 Chizuk Leaf of Belief 10 In a Blink of an Eye 15 The Four Sons 16 Medical Living with Purpose 18 Hormonal Imbalance 54 Visionary Soul 20 You Deserve a Break 58 The Lesson of a Tree 24 Beta Levels 59 The Missing Keys 25 The Causes of Recurrent Unsung Heroes 26 Pregnancy Loss 60 Chizuk from Vitamin D and Fertility 62 Within Off the Beaten Track 28 Humor Tax Return 63 The Hole 31 Voicemail 64 Children of Eternity 32 Oops! I'm Sorry 66 Making the Grade 34 Wishlist 36 Bris Musings 37 Playlist Mistaken Identity 38 40 Pesach Blues 68 Regular People Vs. Special People 40 In a Song 69 Dear DH 42 A TIME SHABBATON 2016 70 Support Shasathon 5777 73 What Can I Give? 44 What I Wish I Would Have Known 46 The IF Wait and How to cope 48 Yiddish Waze 50 I Believe 52 Section Not More Than Five 53 44 82-108 A TIME was founded in memory of: PESACH TIKVAH/ SHAAREI 5777 ר׳ ירמי׳ ב״ר אהרן ע״ה • ר׳ מרדכי ע״ה ב״ר אפרים רוזן נ״י 3 Letter from the Editor ,לתפף is תפיםIt was the ultimate moment of Hashem’s salvation that they took The root of the word gilu’i Shechina. Deardrums along Readers,with them. They to strike or knock, and the root of infirmity or ,מחל is מחלת prepared to sing, dance and thank the word Krias Yam Suf, a splendid and Hashem for the redemption they illness. miraculous display of Hashem’s were sure He would send. awesome power. Throughout all the knocks, blows Where did Miriam develop this and strikes, throughout all the Moshe sang with the men, their positive outlook? It was not inherent difficult nisyonos, these righteous accolades and praise rising in her life situation; the sorrowful women recognized that Hashem was heavenward.... “Az yashir Moshe…” setting she was born into was quite there with them in their sorrow. And where were the women? They the opposite. In fact, Miriam’s very They understood that through their were with Miriam, singing their own name alludes to the misery of challenges, through the pain and joyous songs. Mitzrayim. She was named Miriam tears, they can find Hashem. That “al shem hamirur,” for the bitterness knowledge is what kept them going of the exile, for the tears, the pain in their darkest moments as they ותקח מרים הנביא את התוף בידה .and the cruelty the Yidden were anticipated a better future ותצאן כל הנשים אחריה בתפים .dealt with at the time of her birth ובמחלות The mechanism of a drum also And Miriam took a tambourine in And yet, the redemption came proves this concept. A drum that is her hand, and all of the women went from her and women like her: B’zchus sagging and relaxed will not produce forth with tambourines and dances. nashim tzidkaniyos, nigalu Yisrael music. The drum must be taut; the m’Mitzrayim; it is in their merit that tighter it is stretched, the clearer the From where, we can ask, did they we were redeemed. notes are heard.
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    INTERVIEW: HEINZ STRUNK GENERATION DOOF AL JARREAU „Love Songs“ » Fr. 20.03. KIM WILDE „Never Say Never“ STEVE LUKATHER » So. 29.03. » Sa. 28.03. CHANSON: Cora Frost LESUNG: Axel Hacke › Heinz Strunk › Generation Doof › Werner Schneyder › Senk ju vor Träweling KLASSIK: Alexander Lonquich › Ragna Schirmer › Benedict Klöckner / Susanne Lang › „War Requiem“ ROCK’N’POP & CO: Incognito / Jammin’Cool › Billy Crash › Der Familie Popolski STIMMEN: The Ten Tenors › Dennis Wittberg KABARETT: Volker Pispers › Mathias Richling COMEDY: Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen › Frau Jahnke (Ex-Missfits) › Piet Klocke & Simone Sonnenschein › Hans Liberg › U-Bahn Kontrollöre MULTIKULTUR: Silvana Deluigi & Juanjo Mosalini › Irish Spring 2009 › Lydie Auvray › Kari Bremnes › Louis Capart und Duo Balance › Sena SINGER/SONGWRITER: Max Mutzke › Vienna Teng › Sven van Thom › Stefan Gwildis › Hans Söllner JAZZ: Helen Schneider › Aziza Mustafa Zadeh › Mnozil Brass › Triband / Esperanza Foto: Sebastian Schmidt Foto: Spalding NEUE MUSIK: museumsstreichquartettfrankfurt TERMINAL – LOUNGE Kultur- und Szene-News VORSCHAU www.frankfurter-hof-mainz.de › SEITE 3 Heft Nr. 95 / 2009 V O R WORT 4/5 [ inhalt/übersicht] Liebe Besucherinnen und Besucher des Frankfurter Hofes, 6 [ kim wilde] nach Ende der 5. Mainzer Jahres- 7 [ al jarreau/the ten tenors] zeit nimmt die Kultur wieder das Heft in die Hand. Zahlreiche hoch- [ rock/pop] karätige Künstler wie Al Jarreau 8/9 (u. a. 7 Grammys), Kim Wilde, die auch bei uns durch ihre 10 [ multikultur] Hits wie „Kids in Amerika“ und „Cambodia“ zur Legende wurde, 11 [ kabarett/comedy] Ex-Toto-Chef Steve Lukather, ein „Hit-Fabrikant“ erster Güte, oder die Stimmartisten The Ten [ jazz] Tenors kommen in den Monaten März und April nach Mainz.
  • MANOWAR LYRICS Battle Hymns (1982)

    MANOWAR LYRICS Battle Hymns (1982)

    MANOWAR LYRICS Battle Hymns (1982) 1. Death Tone 2. Metal Daze 3. Fast Taker 4. Shell Shock 5. Manowar 6. Dark Avenger 7. William's Tale 8. Battle Hymns 1. Death Tone [R. Friedman/ J. DeMaio] Ridin' on two wheels Chains hooked on my heels Sittin' in leather... Ridin' on steel Put my shades on Hair blows in the wind I give some square the finger Now he won't look again, no he won't [PreChorus:] Now, you were sittin' home And I got sent to Nam I went to the big house You just worked a job [Chorus:] Hear me calling Can't you hear my death tone Hear me calling Can't you hear my death tone Hear me ride On into the night Pull along side If you're looking for a fight, yeah ! My social workers Got me on a chain Keeps me out of jail So the paper prints his name, yes it does, and he likes it Unemployment checks Run out next week It won't be very long 'Til I'm back on the streets again [PreChorus:] Now, you were sittin' home And I was sent to Nam I went to the big house You just worked a job [Chorus:] Hear me calling Can't you hear my death tone Hear me calling Can't you hear my death tone Hear me ride On into the night Pull along side If you're looking for a fight Death tone Death tone Gonna ride on my death tone Yes I am I'm gonna ride on you baby ! Oh ! 2.