Some say that Jews have no concept of Hell, but that only applies to Jews who haven't done their Pesach shopping at Pico Glatt Mart four days before the first seder.
What many East Coast people don't realize is that people from the West Coast experience sports in an entirely different way. I.e.
Sundays are entirely football(it starts at 10 AM)
Important sports games finish at more reasonable times at night
Anyone have anymore?
The universe is a swing state.
It all comes down to your one good deed to push the balance of all things past, present and future and tip the scales to redemption and goodness for us all.
What are you waiting for?
Does anyone have any good reccomendations on a series of shiurim or podcasts to listen to on the morning commute?(I already listen @18_forty and @JSoundbites)
Exiting the season of Teshuva with the taste of vulnerability can hopefully push us to continually do Teshuva and not limit Teshuva to a two month process.
I find it fitting that the last 'guest' we invite into our Sukkah is Dovid Hamelech. Both the Sukkah and Dovid are symbols of vulnerability but that is what ultimately makes both so unique and special.