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12 Days ~ Monday, May 7 to Friday, May 18, 2016 $4,100.00 Double Occupancy
hosted by Dr. Jim Garlow & Rosemary Schindler Garlow, Skyline Church 12 Days ~ Monday, May 7 to Friday, May 18, 2016 $4,100.00 Double Occupancy. Includes: Round trip airfare from EWR, Newark, NJ to Tel Aviv on United Airlines, two meals a day, Deluxe lodging, transportation, medical insurance, fuel taxes and entrance fees, licensed tour guide and tips. $4,200.00 from San Francisco; $4,300.00 from San Diego. LAND ONLY: $3,000. Single room, no roommate: +$900.00 DAY Tour Details Day 1 San Diego passengers depart at 5:00 PM on United Airlines Flight UA736 for San MON., Francisco (SFO) arriving at 6:21PM. Depart SFO on UA954 at 10:50 PM. Non-stop, MAY 7 overseas and overnight flight on the United Airlines Dreamliner. Depart East Coast Passengers arrive at United Airlines (EWR), Newark, New Jersey by 7:45 PM. USA Check-in for your trans-Atlantic overnight flight to Israel on United Airlines UA90 Born Again Nation departing at 10:45 PM. Dinner and breakfast served onboard our flights to Israel. Day 2 Newark New Jersey (EWR) passengers arrive at the Ben Gurion International Airport TUES. (TLV) in Tel Aviv at 4:20 PM. San Diego (SAN) and San Francisco (SFO) passengers MAY 8 arrive at 10:50 PM. VE DAY ! Our group will be welcomed by our agent at baggage claim and then board our Tel Aviv bus to drive to our hotel in Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean Coast. Dinner and overnight overlooking the lovely Mediterranean Sea. Tel Aviv Day 3 Israeli Buffet Breakfast in your hotel. -
ALPATA a Journal of History
ALPATA a journal of history Volume XVI, Winter 2021 Cover: Unknown Artist. The Caiman Wood Ceremony. April 14, 1791. ALPATA is named after the Seminole word for alligator. ALPATA a journal of history Volume XVI, Winter 2021 A publication of the University of Florida Phi Alpha Theta, gamma eta chapter Undergraduate Managing Editor Grant A. Graves Business Editor Benjamin Chitko Book Review Editor Christopher Calton Cover Design Olivia Urban Layout Adam S. Weiss Editorial Board Lauren Azurin, Tamsyn Butler, Shannon Chamberlain, Ryan Chatoo, Benjamin Chitko, Jacob LeMaster, Simon Lothair, Brian Marra, Jillian Medina, Hope Scheff, Dorothea Schmid, Shannon Scott Faculty Advisor Dr. Louise M. Newman Note from the Faculty Advisor The essays published in this journal were written by undergraduate students at the University of Florida prior to the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic, which disrupted so much of normal life in 2020. The sudden transition to online/remote instruction in March, the psychological uncertainties and economic struggles that resulted from shutdowns and stay-at- home orders in April, and the physical dislocations that occurred during the spring semester, as students were forced out of dormitories or had to relinquish off-campus housing, interrupted a post-production process that would normally have resulted in this issue appearing in May 2020. But as this issue goes to press in the winter of 2020-21, it is possible to see the value of this scholarship in ways that would not have been evident had Covid-19 not changed how we live and work. First and foremost, is the quality and depth of research, undertaken at a time when students had physical access to libraries, archives and traditionally published books and could take advantage of regular face-to-face meetings with faculty, librarians, peers, and mentors. -
Bein Polanit Le'ivrit. on the Polish-Hebrew Literary Bilingualism In
WIELOGŁOS Pismo Wydziału Polonistyki UJ 2018; Special Issue (English version), pp. 71–92 doi: 10.4467/2084395XWI.18.013.9881 www.ejournals.eu/Wieloglos Beata Tarnowska University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn Bein polanit le’ivrit. On the Polish-Hebrew Literary Bilingualism in Israel (Reconnaissance)* Keywords: bilingualism, Polish-Hebrew bilingual writers, Polish literature in Israel. The phenomenon of the Polish literary milieu in Israel was created by immi- grants who came to Eretz Israel between the interwar period and the March Aliyah, as well as later [see: Famulska-Ciesielska, Żurek]. Both writers leav- ing Poland with some achievements, as well as those who only started their literary work after many years in Israel, repeatedly faced the dilemma of what language to write in: Polish, which was the first language of assimilated Jews or those who strongly identified themselves as Jews, but who did not know any of the Jewish languages, or in Hebrew, which was often only learnt in the New Country?1 At the time the Israeli statehood was being formed, Hebrew was the third official language of Palestine alongside Arabic and English, and since 1948 the official language of the State of Israel [Medinat Israel, see: Krauze, Zieliński, * Polish original: (2016) „Bejn polanit le’iwrit”. O polsko-hebrajskim bilingwizmie literackim w Izraelu. (Rekonesans). Wielogłos 2(28), pp. 99–123. 1 Bilingualism, which has always occupied a special place in the history of the Jewish nation, contributed to the creation of multilingual literature, created not only in Yiddish, Hebrew or Ladino, but also in the languages of the countries of settlement. -
Schindler's List. Script
Schindler's List Список Шиндлера Script 2016 @ flylanguage.com 2 Schindler's List. Script Здравствуйте, друзья! Перед вами скрипт (текст) фильма «Schindler's List» (Список Шиндлера), который снял знаменитый режиссер Стивен Спилберг. Schindler's List (1993) Directors: Steven Spielberg Stars: Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Kingsley, Caroline Goodall. In Poland during World War II, Oskar Schindler gradually becomes concerned for his Jewish workforce after witnessing their persecution by the Nazis. ВИДЕО Посмотреть фильм в оригинале бесплатно можно по этой ссылке: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2iiz0f Алгоритм эффективного просмотра можно прочитать в этой статье: http://flylanguage.com/spec-vypusk-ko-dnyu-pobedy/ Если вы не можете перейти по ссылкам, просто скопируйте их в окно браузера. Вопросы и комментарии пишите по адресу [email protected] Учим языки легко и просто | flylanguage.com 3 Schindler's List. Script Schindler's List Script Savree maranun verabonun verobotay Baruch atah Adonai eloheynu melech ha-olam Boray p'ree ha-gafen Baruch atah Adonai eloheynu melech ha-olam A- Sher kid'shanu b'mitzvo-tav V'ratza va-nu v'shabbat kaddsho B'ahavah oov-ratzone hin-cheelanu Zee-karon I'ma-ah-say v'ray-sheet kee hoo yom T'cheelah I'mikraay kodesh Zaycher leetzeeat mitzrayim Kee vanu vachatah v'ohtahnu keydashta mekol ha-ahmim V'shabbat kadd-shcha b'ahavah oov-ratzone Hin-chal-ta-nu Учим языки легко и просто | flylanguage.com 4 Schindler's List. Script Baruch atah, Adonai m'kaddaysh ha-Shabbat Name? Horowitz, Salomon. Schneider, Sarah. Birnbaum, Olga. Over there. Over there! Kommen Sie doch. Isak Hudes. -
Israel Tour 5780 ~ 14 Days: October 14 to 27, 2019 Hosted by Dr
Israel Tour 5780 ~ 14 Days: October 14 to 27, 2019 hosted by Dr. Jim Garlow and Rosemary Schindler Garlow $4,790 from San Diego with airfare or Land Only for $3,500.00 Single Room: an additional $950 Price includes: Registration with round-trip flights to Tel Aviv, two meals a day, deluxe lodging for 12 nights, double occupancy, Feast of Tabernacles Jerusalem March, transportation, fuel taxes, entrance fees, licensed tour guides, tips & more. DAY Tour Details ISRAEL Day 1 Columbus Day U.S.A. ~ 1st Day of Succot ~ High Holiday Monday OCT 14 The Feast of Tabernacles ~ The Season of our JOY! San Diego (SAN) passengers depart at 3:05 pm on Lufthansa Airlines trans-Atlantic flights overnight. Dinner and breakfast served onboard. Other airport gateways. Day 2 2nd Day of Succot – The Feast of Tabernacles Tuesday San Diego passengers arrive at the Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) in Tel Aviv at 7:00 PM OCT 15 and will be welcomed by our agent at baggage claim and will introduce us to our expert guide. Samaria Board our bus and drive up to the Mountains of Israel in the Biblical Covenant Heartland on the Road of the Patriarchs to Ariel, the capital of Samaria. Dinner and overnight in our hotel in Ariel, the mountains of Samaria. Eschel HaShomron Day 3 Israeli Buffet Breakfast in your hotel. Depart hotel for day’s tour. 3rd Day of Succot Wednesday Sebastia/Samaria: Capitol under Omri, and during the time Jeroboam, Ahab, Jezebel and Jehoram. In Acts 8:4–13 it is recorded that Phillip went down to the city of Samaria, OCT 16 Mt. -
Yotzei Kraków
“Yotzei Krakow” (From Krakow) - Annual Bulletin, 2003 A Report from the Meeting of the Association’s Directorship During 2002 there were three meetings of the directorship of the Association in which various subjects were discussed. Thus a new directorship was elected for the year 2003 consisting of members of first generation survivors and of the continuing generations. The members are as follows: David Reiser - chairperson; Lili Haber - secretary; Aleksandrowictz Sinai – treasurer; Aleksandrowicz Danny, Aleksandrowictz Sinai, Aran Tova, Bossak Josef, Brauner Aryeh, Gross Nathan, Horowitz Chana, Weingarten Yaakov, Weingarten Ella, Wirth Shmuel, Lieberman Shoshana, Dr. Landau Moshe, Laor Yakov, Dr. Meltzer Imanuel, Akavia Miriam, Kopelman-Blodek Chava, Dr. Karai Felicia, Rozenberg Linka, Ramon Eva. Members of the comptrolling committee: Joseph Busak and Shoshana Lieberman. Members of the cultural committee: Nathan Gross, Miriam Akavia, Dr. Felicia Karai, Eva Ramon. Association lawyer: Dr. Raoul Kott. Association accountant: Chadad-Karmi, Accountants. The Directorship will assemble at least once a year, at which time a financial report will be presented to them. Committees made up of members of the directorship and other members, as needed, will carry out the current work. Finances In the past few years the Association’s income has decreased. There have been significantly fewer donations. Furthermore, several years ago, the Association stopped charging members for fees for events. Meanwhile, the Association’s expenses have increased. A considerable amount of resources are needed for the many cultural activities and the various commemorative events that take place in order to preserve the memory of the Krakow community. Each cultural event that we arrange costs about N IS 1,500 (this includes invitations, printing, and postage for about 600 members).