New iPhone Released in Ukraine
As all the Internet communities discuss the iPhone that was announced by Apple, many people are really sad that they can buy it only from June in the US and only at the end of the year in Europe.
In Ukraine, guys started getting their way...
Maccabees have left the building!!
6 weeks!
11 working staff
221 shows!
12,733 children bought tickets to our shows!
at the count of three, I want to hear a big 'wow'. one... two... three...
"WOW!!"
Are you on FACEBOOK?
Anyone that's living with the times and is on facebook.. join the group called: YEKATRINOSLAV Тот, что в жизни с раз и заключается в facebook .. присоединиться к группе под названием YEKATRINOSLAV
Keep in touch!
Я просто хочу рассказать вам о сайте я нашел, что люди, которые не могут знать русский, пишите на английском, и он автоматически переводится в России .. Затем отправить электронные сообщения с домиком русский формулировка .. или напротив ... нет никаких оснований, позволяющих каждому человеку быть в контакте сейчас !!!!! http://translate.google.com I just want to tell you of a site I found that people that don't know russian can type in English and have it automatically translated to Russian.. then email your camper with the russian wording.. or the opposite... there is no reason for everyone to be in touch now!!!!! http://translate.google.com PS.. Coca-Cola is still the same in both languages PS .. Coca-Cola все еще одни и те же в обоих языках
Here they go again
Like a famous Jew once said, 'makes me wanna wonder....' Or Avner, in their wisdom, have decided that local, non-Lubavitch counselors are better than devoted, caring yekaheads. See the full article here: http://www.jta.org/page_print_story.asp?intarticleid=17436&intcategoryid=2 Here is the kick in the face part..... One example of such need is the summer camps run by the organization. “Our summer camp network always relied on staff from the U.S.,” Berkowitz said, referring to the dozens of yeshiva students that travel every summer to the former Soviet Union to work as camp counselors. “But there was a big disconnect” between young American yeshiva students — most of whom were born to Orthodox families — and largely assimilated and non-observant Russian kids. Over time the group has concluded “it was much better to have local staff” working at camps, Berkowitz said. With this goal in mind, last summer FJC started a new year-round training program for local counselors. The program now works in seven cities. Future Chabad camp counselors “are not necessarily Chabadniks,” Berkowitz explained. “They are people with various levels of observance, but they should all be devoted Jews.” Chevra! Ker a velt!!
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