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Calvary by Andrea Mantegna, 1460
Click picture for larger image, then right click for free Jesus wallpaper!
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Adi Nes, Untitled (Christ), 2009
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Reality TV star Sarah Palin attempted to build her international experience with a visit to Jerusalem on Sunday — in an effort to look presidential.
You can put lipstick on a pig, but it’s still not Kosher.
Hopefully, she’ll head to Libya.
Uriel Sinai/Getty
ty Porgy & Andy
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Pope Benny XVI today exonerated the Jews in the death of Jesus Christ. Thanks, Benny!
Elan Steinberg, vice-president of the American Gathering of Holocaust Survivors and their Descendants, welcomed Benny’s words. “This is a major step forward. This is a personal repudiation of the theological underpinning of centuries of anti-Semitism,” he told Reuters.
The Pope made no mention of exonerating gentiles for Spam, Oscar Mayer and Velveeta.
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Lou’s Deli, whose flashing neon was a fixture on 38th Street in New York for more than 80 years…
Now it’s Ben’s Deli, where they cure their own corned beef, and their “Chicken Soup Cures Everything Else.”
Lou went on to cater the Kosher meals on airplanes, etc.
Ess gezunterhait. (Yiddish for “Eat in good health.”)
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German President Christian Wulff (center) and Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski (right) walk under the wrought-iron “Arbeit Macht Frei” (Work Makes You Free) gate at a memorial ceremony at Auschwitz I concentration camp in Oswiecim, Poland, marking the 66th anniversary of its liberation by Soviet Troops. Below, a survivor remembers.
Sean Gallup/Getty
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Noted southpaw Sandy Koufax, elite member of the tiny club of renowned Jewish athletes, best remembered for pitching 4 no-hitters, being MVP 3 times, winning the Cy Young 3 times, and for not pitching on Yom Kippur in Game 1 of the 1965 World Series, is 75 years old today, kenahorrah.
In observance of Sandy Koufax’s 75th birthday, I won’t be blogging today.
Fun Fact: Sandy was married to artist/author Anne Heath Widmark, daughter of actor Richard Widmark. They divorced in 1982.
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Wow! That screaming headline from Huffington Post is bound to piss off some believers!
Seriously, what’s their next headline? UNREAL! SOME JEWS STILL WON’T EAT BACON!
CRAZY! MUSLIMS STOP AND BOW TOWARD MECCA 5 TIMES A DAY!
MESHUGGEH! MORMONS STILL WEAR FUNNY UNDERPANTS!
Oh, I do hope so.
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Prince Chuckeleh, a Prince among men in Wales, attended the opening of the Jewish Museum on Tuesday in London, as seen here with his royal punim in front of an antique bakery union banner, and that nice lady gave him a free cookie. Such a nice boy.
That reminds me… I once went to the Museum of Tolerance in L.A., but there was a ten-minute wait to get in, so I left.
Try the chicken. At least just taste it. You might like it. Taste it! Fine, don’t taste it.
Taste just a little piece.
Arthur Edwards – WPA Pool/Getty
for BF
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Don’t you feel just like that on some Tuesday mornings? That’s Harry Houdini in his infamous water torture trick.
The Jewish Museum in NYC is running a Houdini exhibit through March. Here’s a quote from an online article about it:
Houdini—the world-famous magician and escape artist, consummate showman, American superhero, and anti-Spiritualist crusader—found the bright lure of the big stage greater than the austere pulpit of his father’s rabbinic profession. Houdini lived for only fifty-two years, but his significance as a Jew who made it into the mainstream, as a popular phenomenon who attracted huge crowds, and as a muse for artists working today is extraordinary.
Houdini was played by Tony Curtis in the biopic. He died on Halloween, 1926.
Here’s Harry in a clip from his early 1920′s reality show, “Keeping Up with the Weisses.”
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"If the phone doesn't ring, it's me.”
--Jimmy Buffett
