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Tech start-up boot camp inspires next generation of entrepreneurs - Vimarsana News

Tech start-up boot camp inspires next generation of entrepreneurs

A Regina-based tech start-up boot camp is giving high school students an opportunity to learn what it takes to make it in the business world.

Family funds hospice care in memory of beloved son - Vimarsana News

Family funds hospice care in memory of beloved son

FOLLOWING the death of their little boy, a family paid for an entire day of specialist care at Benfleet's Havens Hospice in his memory.

Mastering Meaningful Mindful Messages Marvelously - Vimarsana News

Mastering Meaningful Mindful Messages Marvelously

From the blog of Phyllis Hecht at The Times of Israel

Hanukkah guide for the perplexed 2020 - Vimarsana News

Hanukkah guide for the perplexed 2020

Hanukkah guide for the perplexed 2020 Hanukkah guide for the perplexed 2020 The Festival of Lights celebrates spiritual and physical liberation, faith, value-driven tenacity, patriotism, optimism and adherence to historical, cultural and religious roots in defiance of political correctness. (December 10, 2020 / JNS) Hanukkah, the holiday of light, is narrated in the four Books of the Maccabees, the Scroll of Antiochus and Josephus’s “The Wars of the Jews.” The Greek Empire was divided among the four generals of Alexander the Great, who held Judaism in high esteem, following his death (3...

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Chanukah Guide for the Perplexed 2020 - Vimarsana News

Chanukah Guide for the Perplexed 2020

Historical context:  Chanukah, the holiday of light, is narrated in the four Books of the Maccabees, The Scroll of Antiochus and The Wars of the Jews. The Greek Empire was split into Greece-Seleucid/Syria-Ptolemaic/Egypt following the death of Alexander the Great (323 BCE), who held Judaism in high esteem. In 175 BCE, the Seleucid/Syrian Emperor Antiochus (IV) Epiphanies claimed the Land of Israel, and suspected that the Jews were allies of his Ptolemaic/Egyptian enemy.  Therefore, he aimed to exterminate Judaism and convert Jews to Hellenism. In 169 BCE he devastated Jerusalem, massac...