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The Best Christmas Gift that a Person must Purchased.

2010-11-28T12:14:00.000-08:00

There are numerous ways to buy present for Christmas now a days. Some do it by using the Internet. For instance, those people that are in need of gifts for their relatives or friends but do not have time to go in local stores are mostly purchasing via online where in there many variations of gift that a person can choose from such as Christmas gifts or other stuff related to Christmas day. These Christmas gift nuts can come in baskets where in there are also fruits included to them. Furthermore, there are choices that a person can choose when buying this gift basket whether it only contains pure nuts or fruits. This is depending to the needs of the person and according to the receiver of the gift. The Christmas gift nuts are one best present that a person can provide since it is yummy and most important they are very economical.

In addition, these Christmas gift nuts are most likely to come also in various types where in there salted, peeled and fresh nuts which are depending to the products that are being offered in the market. These nuts can be seen on malls and department store where in during the near Christmas day, there are sales and discounts being offered to those nuts that are packed into gift baskets. It is more preferred that during the time of the holiday, the people are most likely to buy these Christmas gift nuts since they can save money that they can be used for other purposes. Besides, these nuts are so great that the receiver of the present will surely loves them since they are good to eat and suitable to be serve when having social discussions. It is proven since they can help to remove the boredom of the person.

Shopping for Hanukkah gifts – adventure and fun

2010-11-15T20:23:00.000-08:00

Shopping for Hanukkah gifts – adventure and fun

With the approaching of the holiday season, there’s one thought that occupies minds of people all over the world. Even though they might be swept by the magical atmosphere that seems to spread around faster by the minute, they all wonder what they should give the people they love and care about.

Shopping for Hanukkah gifts doesn’t differ from deciding on a present for other occasions and respectively, might turn out to be quite tricky. Basically, there are certain do’s and don’ts one might want to have in mind when picking the right present.

Hanukkah gifts don’t need to be necessarily related to the religious background of the holiday but if you wish to opt for tradition, you could use some of the following ideas: a menorah (the large candelabra with 9 slots for candles) as it is probably the best known symbol of Hanukkah; a Tzedakah bank that symbolizes charity and resembles one of the most important virtues Tora teaches. It is also a part of the lesson taught by the act of giving Hanukkah gelt among the other Hanukkah gifts. Actually, there’s little to no chance of making a mistake if you opt for any of these.

If you’re shopping for presents for kids, don’t feel obliged to think of 8 different Hanukkah gifts. There aren’t very many families who still follow that tradition nowadays. The only but more expensive gift grows more popular – however, if you wish to stick to Hanukkah’s tradition, decide on a budget and try not to splurge.

If you’re looking for Hanukkah gifts for kids, you might be even more creative and break loose from traditions. All you need is to try and imagine what the person you are shopping for would like and then find it. Although it might seem complicated, it’s not that hard at all. Just don’t panic and put your heart into finding the Hanukkah gifts your loved ones would enjoy. They would certainly appreciate the effort.

What the Different Types of Kippots Symbolize

2010-06-29T12:58:00.000-07:00

The kippot is a symbol of the Jewish nation and is mostly worn at Bar Mitzvahs and weddings and is a part of the daily attire of the Jewish people. Although no one seems to know the inception of the kippot, most people believe that it is worn to show respect to the God above and to remind the wearer there is always something above you. A more practical thought is that since wearing the kippot identifies a person as a Jew, it’s difficult to commit any wrong, because it would identify him.

The kippot has many styles to it to distinguish the different sectors and the variations have been handed down from generation to generation. Accordingly, the Orthodox Jew would wear a large, smooth black kippot that is shaped like a bowl, while a religious Jew would wear a knitted kippot and a conservative Jew a satin Kippot and so on. In the present day however, a religious Jew might opt for a different type of covering on his head while a Jew who is not orthodox also might like to cover his head at a religious ceremony. The more rebellious Jewish boys on the other hand would prefer to wear a small black knitted kippot as a show of independence. There are some young Jews who wear anything they feel like just to confuse the elders so that they would really not know what sector he belong to.

The knitted kippot is said to be very common in the Bukhara Mountains where it woven in bright colors. It is also said to be a popular headwear in Sephardic communities. Wearing a knit kippot in such places signaled that you were a member of the Nationalist Zionist camp while a larger knit kippot symbolized a movement which produces most of the leading Rabbis in the Religious Zionist sectors. A more practical reason for wearing the knitted kippot was that it kept your head cool during the summer because of the ventilation a knitted cap provided. On a lighter vein it could be said that a knitted kippot was very useful as a pot holder or even to grip slippery jars and ice cold drinks.

It is generally the custom to wear personalized kippots at a Jewish wedding or Bar Mitzvah or for any Jewish occasion for that matter, mostly due to the fact that from ancient times it was necessary to highlight a Jewish celebration in different ways. For the special occasions however newly made kippots were specially made or ordered in elaborate styles and extravagant fabrics.

How Are Camp Care Packages Sent

2010-06-18T10:47:00.000-07:00

Questions About Delivery

Sending a camp care packages can be a great opportunity to brighten your little campers special trip. Having one built and delivered for you makes them convenient and easy. How do you know when it will get there? How can you be sure all your products will still be in good form, especially in the summertime?

Chocolate and Ice Cream

Anytime you purchase chocolates or even kosher ice cream packages you worry about them being ruined before they arrive. However, with modern technologies and shipping methods, this is no longer something to fret about. Being that your package is being sent during the summer months it’s nice to have reassurance that your items can be sent properly and safely.

Chocolates are usually pretty safe as long as the weather is not above 78 degrees. You will want to make sure that delivery time is under 48 hours to ensure quality chocolate.

Ice Cream is less difficult to send then you may think. Many places that ship ice cream do so with dry ice or ice packs. The dry ice or ice packs are usually placed in a container that keeps cold temperatures. This ensures a frozen product upon delivery. You will want to immediately transfer your ice cream to a freezer upon receipt.

Shipping Methods

Camp care packages can be sent by different means. Regular postage can be considered as well as UPS shipping. The majority of companies use UPS shipping. UPS have been in business since 1907. They have nearly perfected quality delivery services.

There may be other means of delivery too. You just need to research the company you buy your camp care package from for details.

Upon Delivery

Any time mail is sent to a camp style facility, your recipient is not going to immediately receive their care package. Camps set up certain times during the day for mail time. Camp personnel have, for many years, been responsible for receipt and delivery of camp care packages. You will not have to worry about your loved one receiving their bulk candy package.

If you are sending chocolate or ice cream, you may want to make sure the company you order from sends detailed instructions for the package. This will ensure that the staff will do as needed to keep your camp care package safe and fresh.

No Need to Worry

In our time of technological break through and innovative technology, there is no need to worry about most deliveries anymore. With so many companies turning to online sales tactics, shipping and handling of goods is being tested, tried, and true every day. Most companies can send any product without a hitch.

Damaged Delivery

If you do receive damaged goods, consider a few things before trying to get your money back or your product replace. Did you follow their recommendations for delivery? If so and you still received a damaged packages, most businesses will offer either a full refund or a replacement package sent.

Purim 2010

2010-01-25T06:10:00.000-08:00

As you may know that Purim 2010 is in a few weeks. Yes Purim 2010 will me a time to celebrate and be very happy. Its the time to enjoy the family and buy some nice Purim Baskets. I like this purim baskets it is a nice shape and I love the color of it. You may also like to get some

Hamantaschen Yes the yummy cookie that is so delicious and chowed. and how about some of your family

That is in Israel. This year you can send them a nice purim basket to Israel.

so take some time put on you knit kippot and start your Purim 2010 Planing

Just in Time for Hanukkah 2009

2009-12-11T08:53:00.000-08:00

So Hanukkah 2009 is here. its time to get your gifts and stuff from the hanukkah gelt to the nut free Hanukkah gelt.

go on and see yourself

Bulk Dreidels

Price: $0.25

Hanukkah Chocolate Squares - Dreidel

Price: $0.29

Hanukkah Kids Peckelach

Price: $1.99

24-Pack Nut-Free Chocolate Coin Bags

Price: $15.99

Hanukkah Pressed Candy

Price: $6.99 per lb.

Hanukkah Gifts 2009

2009-11-10T18:19:00.000-08:00

so for the Hanukkah 2009 here we come the entire shopping is done online. From the Hanukkah Gifts to the chanukah gift baskets. What ever you are thinking from the sweet tast of Hanukkah gelt to the other sweet bulk candy everthing for you.

Hello, I'm Russ Handler with another tip on Hanukkah 2009. Hey, how about giving those gifts? Well, my friends, there's lots of things to consider. Jews have been giving gelt to friends and family since the 17th century. Just recently, during the 19th century, it's become a more elaborate. Chose your gifts widely; when I was a child, usually on the first night of Hanukkah we got something really big. The second, third and forth night it could have been something very practical such as a watch or even underwear and socks. Something simple, but something new and something to present during Hanukkah.

When you're choosing your gifts consider your budget, of course, and don't go overboard. One of my favorite gifts that I gave to my brother last year, was this. This is Hebrew beer. It's very special, a six-pack of this cost me $7.50. It was very affordable, it was enjoyable, he loved it and we all got a big kick out of it.

Consider something that's going to have longevity. This is one of my favorite things, right here; this book is the â€œJewish Family Celebration: The Sabbath Festivals and Ceremonies ; a great book that just really highlights Jewishness at its best.

For the young kids, give them something as well, that they're going to enjoy. It doesn't have to be spectacular. This book, here, for instance; Hanukkah Lights, Hanukkah Nights. It's a great read for any small child, it's very colorful and they will enjoy it very much.

Most importantly, don't stress out over the gifts that you choose for Hanukkah. Hanukkah is about family, friends and the menorah and of course, Mr. Mazal for good luck. I'm Russ Handler and I'll see you in Temple.

Hanukkah Gifts

2009-10-21T18:35:00.000-07:00

Hello, here we are getting ready for Hanukkah 2009 and we are getting ready to give some Hanukkah gifts for our family and friends.

Some would say Hanukkah gifts for kids some would say some Hanukkah gelt.

or you can also get some Hanukkah baskets.

I would also like to leave you with a nice Hanukkah tunes.

Hello, I'm Russ Handler with another tip on Hanukkah. Hey, how about giving those gifts? Well, my friends, there's lots of things to consider. Jews have been giving gelt to friends and family since the 17th century. Just recently, during the 19th century, it's become a more elaborate. Chose your gifts widely; when I was a child, usually on the first night of Hanukkah we got something really big. The second, third and forth night it could have been something very practical such as a watch or even underwear and socks. Something simple, but something new and something to present during Hanukkah.

When you're choosing your gifts consider your budget, of course, and don't go overboard. One of my favorite gifts that I gave to my brother last year, was this. This is Hebrew beer. It's very special, a six-pack of this cost me $7.50. It was very affordable, it was enjoyable, he loved it and we all got a big kick out of it.

Consider something that's going to have longevity. This is one of my favorite things, right here; this book is the Jewish Family Celebration: The Sabbath Festivals and Ceremonies a great book that just really highlights Jewishness at its best.

For the young kids, give them something as well, that they are going to enjoy. It doesn't have to be spectacular. This book, here, for instance; Hanukkah Lights, Hanukkah Nights. It's a great read for any small child, it's very colorful and they will enjoy it very much.

Most importantly, don't stress out over the gifts that you choose for Hanukkah. Hanukkah is about family, friends and the menorah and of course, Mr. Mazal for good luck. I'm Russ Handler and I'll see you in Temple.

Hanukkah 2009

2009-10-13T10:12:00.000-07:00

Getting ready for Hanukkah 2009 so lets give you a song for it.

The Hanukkah Dreidel Song

After you get the Hanukkah Gifts

Looking out the window, watching as the snowflakes fall,

Looking at the candles, waiting for my friends to call,

I'll pick up the phone, say nobody's home,

I'm going to spend all day-dle playing with my dreidel,

Cause dreidel is the best game in the world.

Those ancient Greeks tried to take dreidle away,

No they didn't John. The ancient Greeks tried...

They hate my dreidle, but it's here to stay,

The ancient Greeks wouldn't let us learn Torah, but...

Plato's Republic stands no chance against me,

What does that even mean?

I'm just like Judah Maccabee

I'll eat a dozen donuts, then I'll eat a dozen more,

I think I'll skip the latkas or else I'll throw up on the floor,

I'll loosen my belt, eat chocolate gelt,

I'm going to spend all day-dle playing with my dreidel,

Cause dreidel is the best game in the world.

There's nothing you can say-dle, to keep me from my dreidle,

Cause dreidel is the best game in the world.

I'm going to spend all day-dle playing with my dreidel,

Take a look at my lucky spin, I can't believe I just rolled a shin,

It's the craziest, swingingest, awesomest, wah-somest,

Dreidel is the best game in the world.

Medjool Dates

2009-08-06T20:29:00.000-07:00

Just look at the juicy fresh medjool dates its so large and succulent. Some medjool dates are form California and will carry a distinct taste.

Those are the best Extra Fancy Fresh California Medjool Dates you will ever find.

Yes Its Grown in the sunny Vally of California, the brown and saccharine date is probably one of the man's oldest cultivated good fruits. There are a lot of grades of Medjool dates:

Jumbo Medjool Dates are the largest, sweetest, juiciest and are called the cream of the crop.

Only a small 5% of the entire medjool date crop will makes this grade. Large Medjool Dates grade are the same quality, delightfully and sweet and moist as the jumbos, only a little smaller size. Extra Fancy grade dates will contains some mixed sizes of fruit. These dates can have may have minor skin imperfections and will have some loose or broken skin. They are still very good but didn't make the Jumbo or Large grade.

Take a look at the nuts its so yummy.

Ready for camp?

2009-06-11T10:35:00.000-07:00

Are you ready for camp?. I would not say only after you check out the camp care packages at oh nuts. Before that I don't know if you are ready to send off your child to camp. How do you think you will be able to put on a smile on you child's face if you don't get them some sweet stuff like Jelly Beans or gumballs. Summer is here if you like it or not. so be pro active and start shopping now as you get closer you will be ready.

Passover Cake

2009-03-23T10:12:00.000-07:00

Visit the oh nuts Kosher for Passover Food section. ohnuts has a selection of Passover Gifts , Passover Cake & Cookies, Passover Nuts, Passover Dried Fruits, Passover Candy, and Passover Chocolate

In this post we will list the Passover Cake selection.

Passover Raspberry Jelly Roll

Passover Seven Layer Cake

Passover Chocolate Brownies

Passover Chocolate Roll Cake

Passover White Seven Layer

Passover Checkerboard Cake

Passover Sponge Cake Loaf

Chocolate Covered Matzos

Passover Apricot Jelly Roll

Passover Chocolate Seven Layer Cake

Passover Marble Cake

Passover 2009 Food

2009-03-08T10:57:00.000-07:00

Great food for passover starts with some Passover Desserts and ends with some fresh passover cake. and for the ones who have a Sweet tooth I would recommend some passover candy or some passover chocolates. and dint forget you can also get some chocolate covered matzoh.

Happy Passover.

Kosher for Passover Gifts

Kosher for Passover Nuts

Kosher for Passover Dried Fruits

Kosher for Passover Candy

Kosher for Passover Chocolate

Kosher for Passover Cake & Cookies

Oh Nuts on Twitter

2009-03-05T07:15:00.000-08:00

So Twitter is the big thing now everyone is on Twitter. The same holds true for Oh Nuts. I have seen Oh Nuts on twitter. Now what i have seen is the Ohnuts has made a page on the ohnuts website related to Twitter if has the oh nuts twitter feed. Important keywords link nuts or passover cake and bulk candy or Even jelly beans and Jordan almonds.

Purim 2009 Purim Baskets to Israel

2009-02-19T19:05:00.000-08:00

Purim Baskets to Israel

Look Now you can send Mishloach Manot to you family and friends in Israel

A complete selection of Purim Baskets to Israel

Israeli Ceramic Pottery Holder

Ceramic Purim Basket in Israel

Tassel Purim Basket

Treasure Chest Purim Bonanza

Treasure Blue Purim Basket

Purim Hamantashen

2009-02-18T06:16:00.000-08:00

Hamantashen - Yum Yum Yum three-cornered baked filled pastries that are a great yummy Purim Hamantaschen treat. The Jewish traditional filling is made with some poppy seeds, but they are also made with yummy different flavors like raspberry Hamantashen Apricot Hamantashen. etc. Some includ Chocolate Hamantaschen and Fruit flavors - Apricot Hamentashen, Prunes and Raspberry Hamantaschen.

Raspberry Hamantashen -

Bulk Raspberry Hamantashen

Jumbo Raspberry Hamantashen

Apricot Hamantashen

Bulk Apricot Hamantashen

Raspberry & Apricot Hamentashen

Prune Hamantashen

Bulk Prune Hamantashen

6-Pc Hamantash Gift Box

Chocolate Hamantashen

Bulk Chocolate Hamantashen

Poppy Seed Hamantashen

Bulk Poppy Seed Hamantashen

Sugar-Free Raspberry Hamantashen

Gluten-Free Raspberry Hamantashen

Purim baskets 2009

2009-02-17T20:48:00.001-08:00

Yes Purim is in like 4 weeks and its time to look at our selection of Purim Gift Baskets and our selection of Mishloach Manot. So here we go.

Purim Crate - Purim Baskets

The Venetian- Purim Baskets

Exquisite Ceramic - Purim Baskets

Picnic Flair Purim Baskets

Platinum Purim Gift Basket

Sunset - Purim Basket

Sugar-Free Purim Basket

Dream House Purim Baskets

Ocean Mist Purim Baskets

Purim Bowl of Joy Purim Baskets

Dolomite Vase Purim Baskets

Umbrella Stand Purim Baskets

Purim Nosher's Can

Evergreen Vase Purim Baskets

Royal Clock - Purim Gift Basket

Oriental Palace Purim Baskets

Sweet Sunflower Purim Baskets

Golden Birds of Paradise Purim Baskets

Gold Heirloom Purim Baskets

Tea Rose Purim Baskets

Victorian Table Purim Baskets

Driftwood Blue Purim Baskets

Yellow Mellow Purim Baskets

Coffee Time Purim Baskets

Regal Treasure Purim Baskets

Majestic Vase Purim Baskets

Antique Glory Purim Baskets

Velvet Burgundy Purim Basket

Fudge Vase Purim Baskets

Black Tie Purim Baskets

Chocolate Suede Purim Baskets

Black Ice Purim Baskets

Treasure Island Purim Baskets

Fern Basket

Treasure Blue Purim Basket

Treasure Chest Purim Bonanza

Tassel Purim Basket

Ceramic Purim Basket in Israel

Israeli Ceramic Pottery Holder

passover food

2009-02-10T13:53:00.000-08:00

passover is a time you spend with your family and its a great time to enjoy the yummy passover food like passover cake and passover desserts and many other good good yummy food.

Kosher for Passover Gifts

Kosher for Passover Nuts

Kosher for Passover Dried Fruits

Kosher for Passover Candy

Kosher for Passover Chocolate

Kosher for Passover Cake & Cookies

Purim Baskets

2009-02-03T13:32:00.000-08:00

Purim is comming soon in like 4 weeks and yes its the time to look for some Purim Gift Baskets and some selection of Mishloach Manot. So here we go.

Purim Baskets - Mishloach Manos

Shalach Manos for Kids

Hamantaschen - Purim Cookies

Purim Candy & Chocolate

Shalach Manot Trays & Boxes

Purim Gifts & Mishloach Manos Supplies

Do we have some Jordan Almonds

2009-01-29T15:42:00.000-08:00

The question is do we have some Jordan Almonds. So why would you need Jordan Almonds. The answer is Jordan almonds are use as a wedding favor to give for you wedding guest. on idea is to put the Jordan almond into a nice organza bag. so how many jordan almonds come in a pound?. if you get white jordan almonds you can expect about 100 jordan almonds in a pound. Some may say that its the perfect wedding candy and some will agree or diagree and claim that jelly beans are far more better as a wedding favor. who knows some may want to use plain nuts.

some will think of putting in jordan almonds and rock candy into kosher gift baskets or purim baskets or Mishloach Manot.

so happy hunting and shopping for your perfect gift.

valentines day candy gift

2009-01-14T19:55:00.000-08:00

So what are you getting for valentines day. a nice valentines day candy gifts ? or you would like to get valentines day candy in bulk

what ever you decide you can get it here at ohnuts just take a look at this selection.

Valentine's Day is a holiday that is celebrated on February 14. In America and Europe, Valentine's Day is the traditional day on which lovers express their love for each other by sending Valentine's cards, Chocolate Roses, or offering confectionery. The day became associated with romantic love in the circle of Geoffrey Chaucer in the High Middle Ages, when the tradition of courtly love flourished.

Valentines Day Gifts

Valentine Chocolate Hearts

Valentine Candy

Chocolate Roses

Nut Gift Baskets & Platters

Peeled Roasted Chestnuts

2008-12-21T19:57:00.000-08:00

So Hanukkah is in full swing and everyone is done with the Hanukkah Gifts Shopping. and hopefully the kids are enjoying the bulk candy a the Chanukah Gelt. now the next holiday coming up is valentines day and you need to start looking at the valentines day candy & Chocolate gifts. and before we know it we are hitting purim and yes purim is the time we need the purim baskets. but before we get into it lets look a one item in our selection its the roasted chestnuts its a delicious nut soft and creamy and flavor able. its the perfect snack you can munch on and have fun. Excellent for baking, stuffing, soups, toppings, desserts and snacking! FDA Approved | Product of China Approx. 15-20 pieces per bag

Do we have some Nut Free Hanukkah gelt?

2008-11-22T22:13:00.000-08:00

So whats the deal with the nut free hanukkah gelt. The chanukah gelt chocolate Gelt Coins that we give out for the kids on Hanukkah. Hanukkah is a fun time for the family everyone has fun on Hanukkah. the adults get Hanukkah Gifts and the children get some Hanukkah gifts for kids and some get Hanukkah candy and the entire family is happy and enjoying the chanukah holiday. aside from the the songs and the good food

everyone really has some fun on the week of Hanukkah.

free dried cranberries and pecans

2008-11-02T19:14:00.000-08:00

So. oh nuts is running a promotion for blogger. Any blogger posting a recipe using dried cranberries or pecans gets some free Craisins or pecans yes the jumbo Georgia Pecans.

Keep an open eye for the hanukkah baskets and the Chocolate chanukah gelt coins promotions

dried cranberries and pecans

2008-10-20T13:15:00.000-07:00

Dried cranberries and pecans are a perfect combination if you like to bake. Baker love pecans it is so good in any baked item you can make pecan pie or pecan bread. Dried cranberries or as some may call it Craisins are cranberries that are dried just like you would see raisins. you can use it just to nash on it, or you can use it in a recipe to bake cakes or cookies it adds this extra sweet flavor like with any dried fruits that you would put in a recipe.

Halloween Candy

2008-10-05T15:30:00.000-07:00

We are now in the the month of October and its close to Halloween and you can get some Halloween Candy yes its Kosher and the best Halloween Candy is Candy corn as we all know is sweet and chowee and its not like pecans ar any other nuts or bulk candy it is yellow and orange the colors for Halloween and I have also seen it being used at wedding as wedding candy and the price is very good in the economy we can all use the savings

Rosh Hashanah Gifts

2008-09-24T20:21:00.000-07:00

This is the lineup for the 2008 Rosh Hashanah Gifts. So take a look at this.

Rosh Hashanah Gift Baskets

Rosh Hashanah Honey Gifts

Rosh Hashanah Food Specialties

This is your taste or my taste you can get all this gifts for the yum tov an the way to wish all your loved ones a happy new year.

Rosh Hashanah Gifts

2008-09-17T20:51:00.000-07:00

Rosh Hashanah this year 2008, will begin on sundown on Monday September 29 and will end at nightfall on Wednesday October 1, 2008. We will all put on the kippot and pray for a happy and healthy your and it the best time to get some Rosh Hashanah Gifts like some Rosh Hashanah Gift Baskets or some Rosh Hashanah Honey Gifts it comes in jars or other types of kosher gifts for the family. we all hope and pray and wish all our family and loved ones a happay and healty sweet new year.

Rosh Hashanah Gift Time

2008-09-04T20:19:00.000-07:00

Rosh Hashanah Gift time has come as we are getting closer to Rosh Hashanah and its will be a better idea to look for some cool Rosh Hashanah Gifts from some sweet honey jar gifts yes more then 20 types of the honey gifts to the beautiful selection of Rosh Hashanah Gift baskets and yes more then 10 types of Rosh Hashanah Gift baskets i like the nice Fresh Apple & Pomegranate Gift Basket it has some nice and fresh apples and Pomegranate the perfect gift for Rosh Hashanah.

Jumbo Medjool dates

2008-08-21T12:17:00.000-07:00

The summer is ending soon and we are facing the cold days so for now it will be fun to order some malted milk balls and why not try some medjool dates the fresh and juicy jumbo medjool dates are a great nutrition for you.
it will keep you healthy and full of energy and you will not have to chow on the gum balls all day. and as you know rosh HaShanah is coming up and you will need some rosh HaShanah Gifts and some rosh HaShanah Gift baskets so start shopping on time.

Malted Milk Balls

2008-07-25T08:41:00.000-07:00

malted milk balls is the best thing that i tasted lately it melts in your mouth. Now in the summer its a big problem, the can melt it before it will melt in your mouth so its not such a good idea to place in a camp care packages. If you eat it as soon as you get it that's not a problem and I guarantee you that once you start eating the chocolate malt balls you will not be able to stop. Its not just like any Bulk Candy that you can limit yourself to a few its even not like nuts besides if you start eating pistachios then that can become addictive.

Camp is fun

2008-07-16T07:41:00.000-07:00

Yes camp is fun. All the activities and the sports that we don't get to do when we are in the city. and of course the swimming yum we all like the pool, the refreshing cold water the crisp look ahhh. the only thing is that we are away from home and sometimes we get home sick until we get the yummy sleepover camp care packages from home ahhhh I love the camp gifts we get from home this gives us the strength to carry on and have fun and enjoy the the fun in camp so let go nuts and have some bulk candy and don't forget to put on the kippot. cheers

Ready for camp gifts ?

2008-06-25T10:12:00.000-07:00

Yes the Camp Season is here! celebrate with the giving of Oh!
Nuts Summer camp care packages and deliciously sweet gift baskets?

Oh Nuts is the leading kosher online store for bulk nuts,chocolates, dried fruit, bulk candy, kosher gift baskets and more! Featuring items such as special summer gifts for campers and large party candy baskets, Oh Nuts offers a large variety of exciting gifts and candy! Best of all, we’re only a click away!

so go on and get some nice camp gifts.

Father's Day Gift Baskets

2008-06-07T21:55:00.000-07:00

Father day is in less then seven days so you need to get the Father's Day Gift Baskets as soon as possible. What are you waiting for head over to this place and get some nice gifts for fathers day you can chose form the following items

'Ahoy, Matey!' Dad's Gift

or you can get some bulk candy or nuts and jelly beans what ever you would like just do it.

Bulk candy that is kosher

2008-05-09T11:01:00.000-07:00

Today i am looking to get some good bulk candy. the catch is that it needs to be kosher yes kosher candy is what i am looking for the right place to get it. So I am looking to get some bulk jelly beans and some bulk jordan almonds and i would like to ad some bulk rock candy and yes its all kosher. its certified under the certification of the OK. so what makes a candy kosher. Its the ingredients that are in the candy must not have any ingredients of non kosher animals and so on.. putting on a kippah will not make it kosher.

Jelly Beans and Jordan Almonds

2008-04-15T18:59:00.000-07:00

So we are done shopping for the Passover season. We got the passover gift baskets and the passover cakes cookies and it time to move on, to the regular shopping for all year round. So lets start with some Jelly Beans in all colors like Red Jelly Beans . And we go on to the Jordan Almonds yes the famous wedding favors wedding candy white Jordan almonds are the most popular wedding candy silver Jordan almonds and gold Jordan almonds are also very popular. Some also get rock candy as a wedding favor rock candy also comes in a large variety of colors like pink rock candy or blue rock candy this gives us a lot of time to thing what type of bulk candy we want to get for any wedding candy did I say kosher yes its Kosher Candy. And how about some nuts but dont go nuts.

Kosher for Passover Cake and Cookies

2008-04-01T18:38:00.000-07:00

Passover is fast approaching and we need to get all our passover food in time. Lets start with the passover cakes it looks so good so here is my list

Passover Chocolate BrowniesPrice: $7.99 per piece

Passover Chocolate LoafPrice: $7.99 per piece

Passover Marble CakePrice: $7.99 per piece

Passover Nut LoafPrice: $7.99 per piece

Passover Sponge LoafPrice: $7.99 per piece

Passover Chocolate Roll CakePrice: $7.99 per piece

or if I need some passover cookies here is my list

Passover Leaf Cookies Price: $7.99 per piece

Passover Sandwich Cookies Price: $7.99 per piece

Passover Rainbow Cookies Price: $7.99 per piece

Passover Chocolate Baby Fingers Price: $3.99 per piece

Passover Button Cookies Price: $7.99 per piece

Sugar Free Passover CookiesPrice: $9.99 per piece

Sugar Free Jam Cookies (Passover)Price: $9.99 per piece

Turkish pistachios

2008-03-27T15:47:00.000-07:00

So what is Turkish pistachios. Turkish pistachios are Smaller and less open than California-grown pistachios, Turkish pistachios Antep feature a richer better, more distinctive taste. You can consider these pistachios the Rolls Royce of Pistachios. So when trying to decide what type of pistachio nuts to get I think this is a good choice. I also like the shelled Pistachio nuts its yummy :).

Passover Gift Baskets Candy and Chocolate

2008-03-16T13:08:00.000-07:00

After being done with the Purim Baskets. Getting ready for Passover the cleaning the mess in the house all that are we ready for it?. One thing I am ready is to start shopping for all the Passover Food, starting from the Passover Gift Baskets and going on to the Passover Nuts and the Passover Candy or Passover Chocolate and yes don't forget the Passover Cakes and Cookies Yum Yum Is mouth watering.

I love This Purim Basket

2008-03-10T13:16:00.000-07:00

Looking around for a nice purim basket, I came across this beautiful Orange Purim Basket is simply stunning and I love it. Its is one of many purim baskets available at ohnuts.com and if you are looking for Passover gift baskets they also have a large variety of Passover stuff to choose from.

Mishloach Manos on the run

2008-03-03T14:21:00.000-08:00

So we are all BZ and have no time to sit and put together Purim Baskets by our self so we go online and start to shop for the perfect Purim Basket and guess. what we don't have a hard time we came across onuts and they have all the Mishloach Manos we needed even Mishloach Manos for the kids its super duper and yummy as well.

Yummy Purim Baskets

2008-02-16T22:52:00.000-08:00

A look at this Black and White Purim Baskets its a beautiful Mishloach Manot this Shalach Manos is full of great stuff from kosher candy and kosher chocolate and Purim candy the

Purim basket The Purim Black & White Gift Box Contains:1 Concord Sparkling Grape Juice,1 Bittersweet Mix Box,2 Torino Dark Chocolate Bars,1 bag Hazelnuts coated in dark chocolate,1 Box Oh! Nuts truffles gift box,1 6" Container filled with hazelnut truffles and chocolate peanuts. Use this wooden wine box to store a unique or pretty bottle of wine. Box closes with clasp on cover.

Purim Baskets and Shalach Manos

2008-02-08T11:59:00.000-08:00

Yes Adar is here, and its time to start planning fro the Purim baskets. Who need to get and to whom we need to send some Mishloach Manot, and when it come to deciding the style of the purim gift basket, is not to hard especially if we can get it at the place of kosher candy who needs a better selection so let the work begin.

Valentines Day Candy and Chocolates Gifts

2008-01-20T19:11:00.000-08:00

Just take a look at the large selection of Valentine's Day Candy Chocolates & Gifts that Oh Nuts offers. From Heart Shaped Candy to Red and white pink Valentine Jordan Almonds and tons more Candy chocolate and gifts for your Valentine and the best part is that its Kosher yes I meant kosher candy so you can put on your kippah and share some Valentine candy and chocolate. and have a happy time.

Silver and White Jordan Almonds

2007-12-18T07:35:00.000-08:00

Jordan almonds, are also known as sugared almonds, it a type of confectionery consisting of almond nuts covered with a sugar coating. Jordan almonds come in many colors, For wedding favors the most popular color is white Jordan almonds and some prefer to have Silver Jordan Almonds. for baby showers blue and ping Jordan almonds are very common.

Hanukkah Gifts

2007-12-06T07:26:00.000-08:00

As we go into the final stretch of Chanukah, make sure you take care of all the important people you have to and get the Hanukkah Gifts. They are waiting for try this selection of Hanukkah gift baskets or Hanukkah chocolate gelt and you are guaranteed that everyone will be happy and satisfied, because you found the right place for all your chanukah gifts happy chanukah to you and your family

Nut Free Chanukah Gelt

2007-11-27T19:48:00.000-08:00

Oh Nuts has Hanukkah candy that are just right for everyone on my list. They look so good I bought some to serve as dessert during the holiday. I can’t wait to taste the Belgian chocolate Gelt The Happy Hanukkah box is filled with chocolate candy and nuts and the gourmet hand- made lollipops will delight children of all ages. These treats are a full step-up from the chocolate coins I used to give for Nut Free Hanukkah gelt.

Tips for small-business Hanukkah Success

2007-11-08T19:16:00.000-08:00

Sleigh bells ring - are you listening? If you run a business, you should be. Chanukah can be an important time of year for all small companies, and you want to make the most of this busy and stressful time. If you're in retail, a good portion of your entire annual sales can depend on how you do the next weeks. But in every industry, the Hanukkah and Christmas present unique challenges and opportunities. So it's time for Rhonda's 2008 Holiday Survival Guide. This year, I'm offering "Nine Tips for Holiday Success" - hints for making it through the holiday season with your money, your business and your sanity (mostly) intact:
1. Party on! Holiday parties present a great opportunity to network, meeting potential new clients or referral sources for the new year. If you need to build your business (and who doesn't?) attend as many parties as you can and bring your business cards. Just don't drink too much eggnog.
2. Send holiday cards. Sending a holiday card is a relatively easy and inexpensive way to remind someone about your business. In my company, we send out hundreds of holiday cards to people we do business with throughout the year. We order cards with our company name imprinted in the card and on the envelope to reduce work, and we keep our holiday list up-to-date throughout the year.
3. Give gifts. The Hanukkah and Christmas gifts are a great time to remember and thank those who help your business thrive. One of the nicest ways to show you appreciate what they've done is with a modestly priced gift. It doesn't have to be elaborate; in my company, we send chocolates. Don't forget those who help you every day; many businesses give holiday bonuses to employees as well.
4. Create holiday specials. Aren't those Chanukah gift baskets you see enticing? You can create them for your business too. If you sell products, you can use kosher gift baskets to wrap a number of items together. If yours is a service business, consider adding related physical products to make the gift more tangible. For instance, bundle a gift certificate for a drycleaners with a lint brush or fancy hangers; a dog groomer can bundle a gift certificate for a grooming with pet toys.
5. Offer hanukkah gifts certificates. Do you sell gift certificates? Why don't you? Even if you're in the carpet cleaning business, someone might purchase a rug cleaning as a gift for a friend or family member. If this is your slow season, one way to increase cash flow now is to offer customers gift certificates at a discount; regular customers can buy them to use later, providing you with an infusion of cash.
6. Build your cash reserves. The Hanukkah and Christmas represent one of two extremes for many businesses: either it's the busiest time of year or the slowest. If you get a significant amount of your income now (or you're having a particularly good year), give yourself a gift and put money in a reserve account. You'll appreciate having that money come spring or summer when business is slower.
7. Treat employees well. Of course you need to treat employees well year round, but remember, the Hanukkah and Christmas are stressful on all the people you work with, not just you. In addition to the extra pressures at work, they're also dealing with additional family and money demands at home. So be particularly patient and give plenty of recognition for jobs well done.
8. Recognize Hanukkah and Christmas other than Christmas. Make certain you are sensitive to a broad spectrum of customers. Remember the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah . You'll increase both sales and good will by recognizing a diversity of Hanukkah and Christmas.
9. Finally, keep your priorities straight. No matter how busy you are, don't get totally distracted by work. Remember the things that are really important: family, friends, community, faith. Spend time with those you truly care for and give to those who are less fortunate. Remember, January is just around the corner! Happy Hanukkah and Christmas.

taken from http://www.hartfordbusiness.com

Hanukkah - Chanukah is almost here

2007-10-17T20:04:00.000-07:00

The fall is almost over and the winter is knocking on the door, the cold weather and the short days get some people depressed however if you get to think of it you see that the holidays are in the air the happy times of Hanukkah is here so its time to start shopping for some Hanukkah Gifts. I love the Chanukah Chocolate and Candy Baskets Yummy Yummy so your mood starts changing and suddenly you are in a joeys mood with all the Sweet memories of your childhood and NOW its time to return the favor to you children and give them a Hanukkah Gift Baskets and yes its kosher just like kippot are :) and we did not yet start with the Purim Baskets.

Jordan almonds for weddings

2007-09-23T14:56:00.000-07:00

Yes Jordan Almonds are the nuts and candy that you see at wedding also called wedding almonds or sugared almonds at Italian weddings they give it out Five almonds to signify the five wishes for the bride and groom: health, wealth, happiness, fertility, and longevity. the almonds decorate each place setting as favors, tucked into pretty boxes or organza bags that are sometimes personalized with the couple's names and wedding date. At most weddings the first choice would be white Jordan almonds however at some wedding you can see green Jordan almonds or red Jourdan almond even silver Jordan almonds.

Rosh hashanah Holiday is Coming

2007-08-17T07:31:00.000-07:00

So lets get ready for rosh hashanah by wishing our Friends a Shana Tova and a happy new year some honey and apple will be nice to get having a sweet year is our goal. When you come in the shul make sure to put on your kippah and join all the other people wearing kippot any color will do but i think white satin kippot are the nicest for yom kipur, and green satin yarmulkes are nice for succot so what ever you do just pray to hashem for a good year

Jordan Almonds Rock

2007-07-17T12:40:00.000-07:00

Jordan Almonds can make a great wedding favors you can wrap a cluster in tulle tied with a color ribbon, then pack a few in boxes made of sugar or straw, paper, metal, or plastic, you can stuff some in any decorative bags, or pour a handful into champagne glasses or glass bowls. or Attach a little card with a note explaining the almonds' meaning so guests know they're not just an intermezzo between the salad and the entree. How to? you also can Consider using the Jordan Almonds poem.
Try using Blue Jordan Almonds or Pink Jordan Almonds or Any color Jordan Almonds
it will also go great with the kippot and yarmulkes especially it Will go good with satin kippot and satin yarmulkes

Jericho fans unite and go nuts

2007-05-28T09:49:00.000-07:00

A lot of discussion was going on at online message boards and radio shows, where fans banded together with a single purpse: Why not send a lot of nuts to CBS officials in New York to protest the cancellation? The idea came from a reference in the final episode to a historic moment during World War II, when U.S. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe said "Nuts" in response to Germans demanding that Americans surrender.

Imagine if the actor would wear a kippah in the final episode and everyone would want to sent kippot to CBS hoe much fun would that be for the kippah manufacture?

Kippah

2007-05-10T13:13:00.000-07:00

The sources for wearing a kippah can be found in the Talmud. In tractate Shabbat it states you should Cover your head in order that the fear of heaven may be on you. As well, in tractate Kiddushin it states Rabbi Honah ben Joshua never walked 4 cubits with his head uncovered. He explained: Because the Divine Presence is always over me. The obligation of wearing a yarmulke, halakhic experts agree that it is a custom. The prevailing view among Rabbinical authorities is that this custom has taken on a force of law because it is an act of Kiddush Ha-Shem, "Sanctifying the Holy Name". From a strictly talmudic point of view, however, the only moment when a Jewish man is required to cover his head is during prayer (Mishne Torah, Ahavah, Hilkhot Tefilah 5:5).
Even this interpretation is in question; as recently as the 1600 huderds , scholar David Haley of Ostrog, Russia, suggested that all Jews should never uncover their heads in order to help distinguish them from Christians- especially while they are at prayer.
A Hasidic/Kabbalist tradition states that the kippah reflects several ideas: one is that Ha-Shem covers us with His Divine Palm; indeed, the Hebrew word kaf means either "cloud" or "palm of the hand". The Hebrew letter kav is the first letter of the word kippah.
Reasons given for wearing a kippah today include:
recognition that God is "above" humankind;
"identification" with the Jewish people;
demonstration of the "ministry" of all Jews.

2007-04-29T18:54:00.000-07:00

Washington is the city with major power. At a glance, its C-SPAN–ready inhabitants may all look alike, but over time you learn to distinguish the import of the differences that Washingtonians allow themselves. If you see a gaggle of people smoking outside a formal dress event, for instance, you're likely looking at Republicans. Men with close-clipped beards tend to be Democrats who work at nonprofits, or Arab diplomats, And then there are the kippahs (well, kippot, to use the Hebrew plural, or yarmulkes, to use the Yiddish).
Of all the rifts in Washington, the great kippah divide has stirred up the most controversy of late. That, of course, is not what anyone is calling the most recent round of controversy over the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which has been charged by academics, liberal journalists, and bloggers with having an undue influence on U.S. policies in the Middle East. : an intra-Jewish community divide over religious practices, concern for Israel, and political affiliation during an era of resurgent liberalism and new Democratic Party strength.

Jewlicious attendees represent the spectrum of Jewish faith

2007-04-13T15:28:00.000-07:00

The friends blogged about many topics relating to Judaism positive manner that appealed to young Jews. Rabbi Bookstein "wanted some of that," Abitbol said. So the bloggers and Rabbi Bookstein joined forces in 2005 and created a brand aimed at Jews between the ages of 18 and 26. But the Booksteins are both quick to point out that they didn't do this all alone. A planning committee of 19 students from 11 different colleges and numerous others put in hours of work to pack the weekend full of activities. In addition to funding from local philanthropists Deanna and Allen Alevy, Barbara and Ray Alpert, the Breslauer-Soref Foundation, and Brian and Sarah Chisick, two-dozen sponsors and partners also contributed to the weekend, including StandWithUs, Heeb Magazine, Birthright Israel, American Apparel and Trader Joe's. This financial support made it possible to keep the cost of attendance low. Students paid for the entire weekend, which included all meals, activities, concerts and lodging, if they chose to camp out in the separate men's and women's sleeping quarters. Although the festival aspires to be an that draws students from across the country, a more immediate goal for the organizers is to take their model and offer it to other regions. Lots of people know about us, Abitbol said. "They are aware of what we are doing out here, but they can't come. We want to replicate this festival in places like northern Florida, Boston and other areas without a cohesive infrastructure for young people.

Jewlicious attendees represent the spectrum of Jewish faith. Young women from more liberal streams walked around in shoulder-baring tank tops, while many men covered their heads with kippot. Here people are comfortable "wearing their Jewish identity on the outside," said Rachel Bookstein, director of the Long Beach Hillel and program coordinator for the Jewlicious festivals.

Kippot, Personalized kippot, Yarmulkes, Kippahs, Judaica Items

2007-03-26T15:20:00.001-07:00

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Yes kippah Yes Yamaka for weddings

2007-03-08T06:56:00.000-08:00

Yes its all about Purim that just past over us we got so many Good Gifts and nut baskets and we had so many wine to drink i had to hold my kippah as all the other geust had the yarlmukhs on the Head yarmulkes for weddings and bar mitzvah all the dancing was so funny we had a blast so its time to start looking in to getting ready for the next big day pasach yes it the time to clean all the rooms in the house to make it so beautiful so i hope to see you back here the day will come so let go on with the good things

Kippot yarmulkes Company

2007-02-19T19:39:00.000-08:00

He was truly the king of kippot, the man of skullcaps, the and the benefactor of beanies. As the fading sign in front of the factory boasted, the business, the A-1 Skull Cap Kippot Company, possessed or produced the largest stock of skullcaps in America, if not the Western Hemisphere. Fashions, rituals, religions and cultures jostled for attention in the brick walls of his factory shadowed by the Bridge. Records showed that matt could have given 1 free kippah to every Jewish male in the US, if he had the inclination to such philanthropy. But the A-1 Skullcap kippot Company was a business, not a charity, and was powered by a crack squad of tailors, who could stitch, sew the logos of any professional sports team, or any personalized gear. All Juan or Carlos needed was twenty-four hours a picture on yarmulkes, and they could replicate any image in painstaking detail. As for those who wanted their caps without design, matt had leather kippot in every color and any size. He had knit srugot, hearty and rich in color as an Israeli bar, kippot from Buchara, Yemen, Uganda, in faux fur, and camouflage. For the amateur, he palmed off unwieldy felt ones that accumulated lint and could not fit on the head at any angle, and for the pampered elementary school students dressed by their mothers, he had a set to match any their outfits.

Hold on to your kippot

2007-01-21T14:04:00.000-08:00

The cold weather is a big factor now so bundle up and hold on to your kippot s it should not fly away from you head. The kippah is also a good this to keep your head from getting cold. So whatever you and if you go out on the street be sure to remember to hold on to the most impotent thing on you head yes the Yarmulkes it is so nice to see it on the head of all the Jewish boys.

kippot and yarmulkes in africa

2007-01-07T15:46:00.000-08:00

With a kippah on his head He boasts the 1 Jewish community with kippot in Ghana. The community led by the Alex Armah, . Alex is the respected spiritual leader, elected into the position by the community this past July. he has tried to get to Israel, but Ghana has no Israeli embassy and the other embassy has denied him a visa four times. It is his dream to go to Israel and become a rabbi, this way he can learn more about Judaism kippot and Yarmulkes and teach the village.”
For now, though, he teaches the village what he knows. A community of about eighty people coming from a few families, the Jews of Sefwi Wiawso, gather in the synagogue, Tefreth Israel, for all important religious occasions. The synagogue is comfortable, and with a little extra room, I was given the opportunity to join the community for the High Holy Days. How could I say “no” to a once-in-a-lifetime chance: to celebrate Holy Days in Africa.
he makes the trip twice: once for Rosh Hashanah, once for Yom Kippur. The High Holy Days are eerily similar to the High Holy Days at home. All of the important prayers are said, everyone over 13 fasts, and the typical Torah portions are read.
Nobody speaks Hebrew, and very few can read the language. None can read the vowel-less Torah. So they make do with what they have. Alex translates an English Pentateuch into Sefwi, the local language for the congregation. “English is not our first language,” Alex explained “so we do the reading in Sefwi so everyone will understand it.” While I felt somewhat excluded because I don’t speak Sefwi, I could only appreciate exactly what this group of Jewish people was doing.

Bulk Kippot for the holidays

2006-12-25T12:19:00.000-08:00

The perfect gift to get for you simcha is bulk kippot for all your guests thay will remember your Bar/Bat Mitzvah or Wedding. Beautiful kipot and Yarmulkes will adorn all the heads at your Simcha! The designs of the Personalized kippot can be done either by you or by the kippot site.
Now the that the holiday season is in we can look out to the future and let get the wedding rolling.

Bulk Kippot for Chanuka

2006-12-11T15:33:00.000-08:00

Yes it is this time of the year the holiday spirit is in the air. Every one is busy shopping all the gifts Yah i am so pump up I need to get the beautiful bulk kippot from the beast place on the web. If you know what I am talking about you will understand the jersey flavors of the sweet candy the bright lights sparkling in the street yes all that fun for you and me so lets get started with the good stuff and be ready for when the day comes all the chanukah gifts. We are all waiting so badly so we will see you all so long so.

Israeli kippot

2006-11-10T09:56:00.000-08:00

Yes even though the Emperor Hirohito recognised her nationality, it’s taken Mike Elias 15 years to get the Israeli government to accept that she’s Israeli and give her the compensation that’s rightfully hers - and even then she had to force the issue through the courts. Congratulations Mike – Israeli and proud of it. But just as the former internee was celebrating his legal victory this week. In quick succession, we read that a policeman had been excused duty outside the Israeli embassy. Jack Straw wanted his female constituents to remove their bulk kippot when they came to visit him. And a taxi driver refused to allow a guide dog into his cab because it was an ‘unclean’ animal. So why, went the unspoken subtext, could they not behave like the rest of us? Act Israeli, sound Israeli and more importantly, look Israeli? Unwittingly and unfairly, the Jewish community were sucked into the debate, as various pundits asked how Israeli Jews would react in similar circumstances – particularly on the matter of dress. If, as a society, we frowned on traditional Muslim garb, surely distinctly un-Israeli Chassidic clothes should also be shunned… not to mention the less obvious, but equally un-Israeli, Bulk Yarmulkes and tsitsit and even payot.Is it the same thing, they argued. the average Englishman has a dress code and neither shtreimels nor burkas are on it.

Personalized kippot and bulk custom Yarmulkes

2006-10-30T12:13:00.000-08:00

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Germany is contrasted in our time

2006-10-09T15:44:00.000-07:00

R' Amnon who, with his Kehilla, faced dread coersion as well as mortal, imminent threat of death, gave the perception of consideration of possible compliance with the demand to convert to Christianity and, as a result, became distraught at even having given the impression that he could betray Hashem.

This gezeira rah 1,000 years ago in Mainz, Germany is contrasted in our time, just over a year ago, with the compliance of nearly all of the tens of thousands of Chayalim and police who took part in the Israeli government-sponsored pogrom which ripped apart entire communities from their homes, friends, shuls and workplaces and ripped away from the Jews with Personalized kippot and Yarmulkes , at legalized gunpoint, parts of our divine inheritance -- the Land of Israel.

In this author's lifetime, the expulsion equates as the paradigm persecution of Jews in our time and more. For this Gezeira Rah was not perpetrated by any gentile nation against the Jews. It was perpetrated by one kind of Jew upon another kind of Jew, i.e. Israelis vs Jews.

But there is one issue lurking behind last year's expulsion: its implications and consequences and the desecration of Hashem's Name. This issue apparently still has not been dealt with squarely, forthrightly among kippoted soldiers and their Rabbis, not by any of the Religious political party alignments regardless of the material or size of their kippot, not by the Yeshivas and shuls, not by many kippoted adults and surely not by ALL kippoted politicians who vacillated and equivocated at crucial junctures where any one group of them acting Al Kiddush Hashem would have negated and reversed the gezeira rah. For the Religious parties, for the right price, will still fall all over themselves for the spoils of the coalition.

The point is simply this -- We learn from Shulchan Aruch Yoreh De'ah #157 that by a public gezeira rah against Hashem and Torah, Jews must be willing even to give their lives al Kiddush Shaim Shemayim, if necessary rather than commit the aveirah (the violation).

On Yom HaDin, as we daven for our lives and for the year ahead, our brethren -- the refugee familieswith Personalized kippot Yarmulkes from Gush Katif -- many still seeking their places, our brethren in the North who have had their lives disrupted, been displaced from their homes, their property in many cases destroyed by Katushyas, as well as our dear brother, Jonathan Pollard and the lives of the 3 captive Chayalim are central in our thoughts, prayers, chassadim and actions. May this abominable period of history called hitnatkut be as a bad dream.

This cant be

2006-09-27T19:09:00.000-07:00

Can you believe this I will have to take my Kipah off

I have Jewish friends in Caracas wondering if they should remove their kippot skullcaps when they go out in the street," said Victor Amram, of Boca Raton. "Never in our lives did we imagine Jews would think that way in Venezuela."Amram, 60, was head of the Zionist Federation of Venezuela in 1998 and 1999. He was also second in command in the Policia Tecnica Judicial, Venezuela's investigative law enforcement agency. In May 1999, his Chavez-appointed boss accused him of "Jewifying" the agency's store, which sold clothes and furniture, by stocking it with merchandise from vendors who happened to be Jewish, Amram said.Amram already had planned to leave Venezuela because of its civil instability and corruption. He retired later that year and in 2000 moved to Florida, where he owns a security company.
Roughly 25 percent of Venezuela's 30,000 Jews have left for South Florida since Chavez was elected in 1998, according to the American Jewish Committee. Most fled a rising tide of crime, kidnappings and economic uncertainty, including government encroachments on private property, that sparked a general exodus of middle-class Venezuelans.

Have a sweet Year

2006-09-25T13:33:00.000-07:00

As we are now at the beginning of the new you year I would like to wish you all a happy and healthy new year yes all off you who walk around s proud with your kippots and yarmulkes. Its the way to go just keep it up. And while you are at it you can take a look at the place for nuts and dryad fruits ist amazing the selection you have to choose from. And if you runn out of toner for you for HP LaserJet 4250, HP LaserJet 4250dtn, HP LaserJet 4250dtnsl, HP LaserJet 4250n, HP LaserJet 4250tn, HP LaserJet 4350, HP LaserJet 4350dtn, HP LaserJet 4350dtnsl, HP LaserJet 4350n, HP LaserJet 4350tn you cant get it at this site so go ahad.

Look out

2006-08-29T12:02:00.000-07:00

Look out on how many kippot and Yarlmukes you can see while you walk in the street and pass by the shopping stores you clearly are able to see what's going on. I would like to think that this is not what I was looking for, but I must admit it is relay cool to see it yah that's what I am talking about. So long ago I was at the front of the line now I am in the back.

Forget New York

2006-06-25T19:25:00.000-07:00

Forget New York. Bagels, that is. Everyone assumes they're the best. But when Arnold Greenspun owned a bagel shop, he had visiting New Yorkers buying his bagels to take back to the Big Apple.
Now, Mr. Greenspun is trying to recreate that success on a grander scale. He has opened a kosher bagel factory, where the goal is to make a gourmet bagel at an affordable price to consumers and a profit for his company, the Greenspun Bagel Co.

Founded in March 2005, the company started production a year later, in March 2006. Depending on orders, it now turns out 5,000 to 10,000 bagels daily, although Mr. Greenspun is hoping at some point to go to maximum capacity, which would be 36,000 bagels per day.
The company is located in a low-slung building in an office park off Reisterstown Road. On a broiling June day, Mr. Greenspun,deserted, his four bakers having finished their shift hours before.
"There was nothing here," says Mr. Greenspun, waving his hand at the hangar-like space that now contains a small office, bare-bones lunchroom, sacks of ingredients, refrigeration/freezer room, and the equipment needed to mix, boil and bake the bagels.
There is, for example, a machine called a bagel divider-former that does exactly what its name indicates. After mixing the ingredients, the resulting dough is cut into standard 4-ounce chunks, then formed into bagels.
Next, the unbaked bagels are "proofed," is allowed to rise, and refrigerated for 12 hours. The bagels are then dropped into a vat of boiling water until they float, about two seconds. The boiling process creates a hard, crispy crust. Fished out of the boiling water, they are put on large pans and baked in walk-in rack ovens.
The company sells its bagels three ways: unbaked and frozen, baked and frozen; and, most popular, baked and fresh. Even though 75 percent of the bagels it sells are of the plain variety, the company makes 24 other varieties, from cranberry apple and chocolate chip to garden vegetable and black Russian (pumpernickel with everything). Each variety has its own recipe.
"I took some recipes in books. I talked to a baker. We made changes here and there — for example, non-dairy chocolate chips instead of milk chocolate chips — so the bagels are all pareve," says Mr. Greenspun.
Certified by Star K-Vaad HaKashrus certification outfit kippot, Mr. Greenspun's bagels are not overly sweet and have a chewy, not too bready, texture. The flavor is consistent throughout. "If you cut a sesame bagel or an onion bagel in half, both halves will have sesame seeds or onions. The taste will be the same," he says.
"New York bagels are the standard everyone looks to, at least in Baltimore," he says. "But they're not consistent. You can buy bagels at five different places and each one will taste differently."
Mr. Greenspun doesn't claim to be the only kosher bagel-maker in town. H & S Bakery makes kosher bagels. So does Goldberg's Bagels. But he is, he says, the only one who makes kosher bagels "from scratch," rather than buying the dough from another source.

Going nut

2006-05-10T13:47:00.000-07:00

I'm going nuts today the weather is jumping up and down cloudy and sunshine windy that the kippot are flying all around. So what do you say about the situation in Israel Hamas is not backing of of its demands that Israel has no right I even exists what is gone to be

Jerusalem, Israel

2006-05-07T16:12:00.000-07:00

A federal court in Canada refused an appeal from an individual with a kippah who wanted his passport to list his place of birth as “Jerusalem, Israel,” because the court claimed the city’s status is a matter of dispute.
An Israeli-born Jew living in Toronto appealed to a federal court last year to change his passport to identify his place of birth as “Jerusalem, Israel” , basing his argument on the point that Judaism identifies the capital of Israel as Jerusalem. The federal court reached a decision over the weekend that rejected the appeal claiming that the capital city’s status is disputed.
B’nai Brith, a Jewish organization, supported the appeal in a statement issued that called the court’s decision a disappointing one that will discriminate against Jerusalem-born Jews.
Frank Dimant, the Deputy President of the Organization, said talks will be held with officials of the newly elected conservative government over this issue.

What do you say to this

2006-04-30T08:19:00.000-07:00

Community leaders this week stressed that a ‘rabbi’ in the UK who lives with seven so-called ‘wives’ had nothing to do with ‘contemporary Jewish custom and practice’.
Philip Sharp’s extraordinary lifestyle was splashed all over the media in recent days as a BBC TV documentary exposed his bizarre family set-up.
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Historic Ceremony Marks Yom Hashoah The 45-year-old who was once a DJ on the Jewish party circuit and who is variously described as a ‘rabbi’ and a ‘former rabbi’, claimed: “Six years ago I had an incredible visitation of God who began to speak to me in a way he’d never spoken to me before. I began to see things I knew hadn’t been seen for centuries. He added: “God would give me revelations and would talk to me about my role in the restoration of the true nation of Israel as a prophet.”Among the instructions Sharp was given was that he should live like a biblical king, taking several wives“This is about true biblical covenant”, he said, “and it’s very, very beautiful.”And while he didn’t sport a kippah, the programme showed Sharp wearing tsitsit, making Kiddush, blowing the shofar and quoting from the Torah. The various women in his life, meanwhile, who have names like Chava and Hannah, kept their hair covered and wore Stars of David around their necks.And though the documentary talks of Sharp preaching at synagogues and of his wives, who have distinctly Jewish names, ‘embracing Judaism’, it only mentions briefly that he was actually a ‘messianic rabbi’. According to the narrator: “He met his wives when they joined his congregation in Hove. When he became a king, the community were outraged and status as rabbi was revoked.”Expressing their concern over the depiction of Sharp’s lifestyle, the Board of Deptuies issued a statement in which they said: “As far as The Board is aware Philip Sharp has no recognised rabbinical training or ordination, and therefore no right to be called rabbi. His lifestyle, with multiple female partners, is inconsistent with contemporary Jewish custom and practice kippot.”The British Jewish Community does not regard messianic groups, such as Jews for Jesus, and Sharp’s Shema Israel congregation as Jewish. They play no part in organised Jewish life in this country.Readers of the various articles should not mistakenly believe that the practices and lifestyle described are part of the Jewish religion.”

A new kippah every day

2006-04-26T07:07:00.000-07:00

So I decided to try this I want to get a new kippah every day from Passover until shvues so I will remember to count sefira the challenge is to get 49 different kippot. The answer is to go to skullcap.com they have a large variety of kippot and yarmulkes many different colors and styles so I have no problem getting it

So it Passover

2006-04-11T10:06:00.000-07:00

So its Passover and we need to celebrate with the family so I guess we need to get kippot for everyone, I found this place to get the kippot they offer all kinds of kippot I just don't know what style kippah to choose I will have to pick randomly

Police officials faced fallout

2006-04-06T18:52:00.000-07:00

NEW YORK — Police officials faced fallout Wednesday from a street disturbance in an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn, including accusations that their department's highest-ranking uniformed officer flew into a rage and cursed at the crowd with kippot. Assemblyman Dov Hikind, a Democrat, said many civilians heard Chief of Department Joseph Esposito yell "[obscenity] the Jews with the kippot!" and "[obscenity] the community!" while officers struggled to tame an unruly crowd Tuesday night in Borough Park. The politician and other community leaders were demanding an apology.

Esposito "lost it last night," Hikind said. "He thought he was in the Wild West." Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a Republican, said that although officials would review the entire episode, "from what I can see the Police Department acted appropriately." The department released a statement saying Esposito "acknowledged that in attempting to bring under control a chaotic situation in front of the 66th Precinct stationhouse last night he used inappropriate language in instructing police officers to 'Get these … people out of here.' " Hundreds of residents had stormed the streets amid accusations — later denied by police officials — that officers used excessive force in arresting 75-year-old Arthur Schick after a traffic stop. Sariel Widawsky, co-owner of a bakery in the neighborhood, said he saw the traffic stop through the front window of his store. "They pushed Arthur against the car and physically manhandled him in a way unbefitting such a well-respected and liked member of the community," Widawsky said. "He shouldn't be treated like that." Schick said by telephone Wednesday that he had been making a turn and didn't notice a passing police car with its emergency lights flashing. He said the squad car returned and pulled him over, and an officer told him he had been driving while using his cellphone and asked to see his license and registration. Schick said he asked the officer for his name and the name of his partner. He said that the officer handcuffed him and that his partner "used excessive force" and pushed him. Schick said he was unable to get up the step of a police van, so about four officers forced him into it.He said one of the officers told him, "This is the way we put in [racial slur]." Police said two other people who got involved in the incident were also arrested. They had no comment on Schick's claim of the use of a racial slur. As word of the arrests spread, angry protesters — many of them young Orthodox Jews wearing traditional black suits and hats — flooded the streets and set small fires. Some surrounded the police station and chanted, "No justice, no peace," before officers in riot gear were dispatched to disperse the crowd. Schick said Wednesday that he thought the behavior of the protesters was improper. "I feel that it was a disgrace," he said. "It was wrong." Hikind blamed the police. "The behavior of the young people in the street was unfortunate, but it escalated because of the police," he said. Of Esposito, the assemblyman said: "We don't want his head. We want an apology." Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly insisted he had "total confidence" in the chief. "Sometimes in a chaotic situation things may be said that people might regret in the future," Kelly said. "But he's an outstanding commander, and I think overall the situation was handled well."

Over 300 rabbis

2006-03-31T11:42:00.000-08:00

Sometimes symbol is substance. Over 300 rabbis and imams from over 40 countries gathered in Seville for several days for the World Meeting of Rabbis and Imams for Peace, organized by the Hommes de Parole Foundation, The very facts symbolize something worth paying attention to.
The 200 included chief rabbis from countries, including Israel; the imams included Shiite, Sunni, and Sufi leaders from 5 continents, including Israel and the Palestinian territories. The symbolism is worth paying attention to.
And 20 rabbinical students, meeting with their Moslem counterparts in late night sessions, committed themselves to finding funding to meet again, and Israeli rabbinic judges signed an agreement with the Imams in Hebrew and Arabic. Substance began to transcend symbolism.

After 3 days of meetings, the group signed a public statement mandating regional follow-up, affirming mutual commitment to condemn anti-Semitism and Islamophobia, and xenophobia of all sorts, and condemned the taking of life on behalf of religion as a distortion of religious values.

We legitimated not only the Other, as a basis for mutual understanding, and there were calls for a joint council to preserve the dignity of the Temple Mount and all religious sites. Substance began to triumph.

Tense moments

To be sure the meeting of Rabbis and Imams for Peace was not all peaceful. There were public tensions among Muslims, there were behind-the-scenes matters on the Jewish side. There were challenges to the , and there were times when the majority of attendees voted with their feet by holding conversations in the hallway rather than sit in the sessions.

While neither the were ever present, looking to exaggerate any pointed moments of tension.

The challenges to communication were great by definition. The very nature of a world meeting meant that there were 5 official languages (English, French, Spanish, Hebrew, and Arabic). Plenary sessions provided simultaneous translation; small group sessions couldn't.

Most participants knew very few others before arriving, even of their own traditions. Many of the Israeli rabbis who were there under the auspices of the rabbinate had never sat together with their Jewish counterparts. Many of the Imams had never met face to face with their counterparts from the other major traditions in Islam.

Even fewer had occasion to understand the local situation of what it meant to be Jewish or Moslem in other parts of the world - or, more poignantly, to be Jewish or Moslem in the same place! Imagine the significance of French rabbis and Imams speaking with each other.
Success, no solution
While no comprehensive solution to the Mideast conflict was achieved, informal interactions made the conference into a genuine success. Most participants ran out of business cards. Commitments to stay in touch, across national borders and religious boundaries, were the norm.

A concluding symbolism: At the opening session, the room was filled with rabbis in black coats and business attire and Imams wearing Kameez, Jubbas, and Jilbabs. During the dinner after the opening session, one could see self-ghettoized tables. Black rabbinic hats sat with other black rabbinic hats, knitted kippot with other knitted kippot, Kufis, Turbans and Tarboushes sat with their like. Only those few who were more experienced with this intergroup agenda sought to mix with those of other places and traditions.

But by the middle of the conference, robes and hats were intermingling. At the concluding banquet, the formal black hats were replaced by kippot, Moslem attire was more civilian, ties were loosened and the tables were mixed.

This intermingling doesn't guarantee that the rabbis and Imams gathered in Seville for peace accomplished all that needs to be done, but we surely left with a sense of guarded optimism - and that may have been the most important and lasting message of all.
Rabbi Richard Marker is a Senior Fellow at NYU's Center for Philanthropy and a co-principal of Marker Goldsmith Advisors. Brill teaches Jewish Thought at Yeshiva University and is the director of Kavvanah: Center for Jewish Thought.

The Yarmulke, Kippah, Coppel Book

2006-03-23T07:23:00.000-08:00

Simple beautiful illustrations by the author will encourage your child to be proud to wear his yarmulke or kippah or kippot The child in this whimsical picture book is always proud to year his, to remind him that Someone is above us all. Come along, wherever he and his yarmulke travel, through the day and around the year!
So I think this is a nice book to get

It is still windy and the kippot are flying

2006-03-21T14:03:00.000-08:00

Hay spring has arrived and we are supposed to have a nice weather however if you walk down the street you feel the cold wind blowing, I can see people walking in the street and holding on to the kippot, I did see a kippah flying and someone running to catch it what a site to see.
So when is the real spring going to come out from hiding.

Will the real spring please stand up, please stand up ...!!

Legislative breakfast

2006-03-19T07:37:00.000-08:00

This morning I attended a legislative breakfast that the Jewish community hosted. It was interesting to so all this politician walking around with kippot on there head no matter the race or color everyone had a hippah on. The food was good, but who can eat Sunday morning a 9 am usual I am still fast a sleep at this time on Sunday, but this Sunday I had to get up early. .

So I started eating some bagels and lox tuna fish and kosher candy I am so full now I don't know what I was thinking I really don't know why I ate so much, all I was doing was eating and clapping my hand to praise the politicians IM so not a fan of politics.

All the chocolate

2006-03-16T08:49:00.000-08:00

All the good stuff left over from purim is making me sick. We have tons of candy and chocolate ever time I pass the kitchen I take one its driving me crazy I think im going to dump all of it on to the street I cant take it anymore I have to start my diet immediately. Can you imagine the amount of calories in all the Nash? I need to fast now for a few days

The kippot did not fly

2006-03-15T10:11:00.000-08:00

Yesterday was Purim and it was windy I did worry that the kippot will be flying all over the place but it was not so windy and my kippah did not fly off may head. I was walking down the street and I cant believe how many people went around with funny costumes I have seen someone walk around with a big Gift baskets so big that 2 people had to carry it all the kids wanted to look at it

How will I do it

2006-03-13T08:16:00.000-08:00

The forecast has rain in it so how in the world will I be able to deliver the basket that I got from the Kosher basket place, if you will be walking in the street you will be seeing kippot flying all over from the wind and all the purim costumes wet wow what a purim to see

Its Time to get a basket

2006-03-12T10:52:00.000-08:00

Its time I look to get a basket with the goodies for purim I am surfing the net to see what I can get and the best place I found is Oh Nuts they have a large selection og nice baskets for purim I like the chocolate and the candy its all about the junk food Happy Purim

Yes Yes I found it

2006-03-10T11:41:00.000-08:00

Yes I found the perfect Purin Kipah its multi color kippot wow I hope I can still get it before purim I will ask them it they can ship over night this will be the perfect purim costume just like a clown Hee Hee.

The Purim hat

2006-03-09T07:29:00.000-08:00

Now its time to look for a funny purim hat, I am wondering if I can get purim kippot just like I can get sports kippot im thinking of ordering a kipah with multi colors like every slice a different color im going to email to a1 skullcap if they can do it for me

What's up with the charity

2006-03-08T06:58:00.000-08:00

Purim is knocking on the door and it did take care of getting Mishloach Manos I got it at Oh Nuts, its the Purim Hanger Basket and I paid for it $39 what a good deal now its time to take care of the charity I would like to donate to a widow at www.helpawidow.org its about a widow that was let alone with 13 children the father died suddelny from a heart attack so I thing whatever I can do to help the family I will donate to the fund

How to choose kippot

2006-03-07T07:17:00.000-08:00

Ok so I looked at the site that sells kippot and yarmukals and they have a very large selection of kippot and I don't know what to choose should I go with brocade kippot or maybe satin kippahs or I can choose suede yarmulkes, so I will have to do some thinking and need to make the choice

Purim is around the corner

2006-03-06T07:13:00.000-08:00

Its almost purim and I need to get Mishloach Manos I am screeching my head what do I get for my wife my mother and how about my boss wow I have problems I guess iw will check out oh nuts web site they have a beautiful selection of gifts and Mishloach Manos for any kind price it a real saver I will have them ship it IM OFF THE HOOK

How can I get kippot

2006-03-05T09:10:00.000-08:00

Its a few week before the bar mitzva and I am looking for kippot for the bar mitzva the hardest part is to find the site who will provide you with good quality kippot and Yarmulkes the one place i think is great is as soon as you come to the site you will see a large selection of kippot and Yarmulkes and other Jewish stuff you can get for a reasonable prices I loved visiting the site

embed a google video

2006-02-04T20:40:00.000-08:00

Starting the blog with a favor for may friend to show him how to embed a google video