Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Sivan 12, 5773

Martinique's croissant culture adds a little Carib spice to the mix
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George Medovoy, Jewish Exponent Feature
They're popping corks of French Bordeaux for a romantic dinner at Plein Soleil in the hills above Baie du Robert. And on a tiny street near the airport, women dressed in white smocks say, "Bonjour, monsieur," as they fill a bag with dainty pralines and tropical mints in a shop you'd joyously discover in Paris. Meanwhile, in the green valleys...
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Jan L. Apple, Jewish Exponent Feature
Jewish tradition teaches that "if you save one life, it is as if you have saved an entire world." It certainly mattered for Missy Stein. "One person can make a difference," said Stein, a seven-year survivor of breast cancer and event co-chair with Nancy Selarnick of "The Power of One." This recent luncheon and fundraiser sponsored by the Sisterhood of...
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Rita Charleston, Jewish Exponent Feature
These days, Bermuda is in a festive mood, celebrating the 400th anniversary of its founding. The small but active Jewish community on the island is also feeling joyous, because, for the first time in 200 years, it has a building in which it can hold services, events and house its own Hebrew school. This development all stems from the fact...
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Rachel Levy Lesser, Jewish Exponent Feature
Julie Edelman, known to many women across the country as "The Accidental Housewife," says it's time for fellow housewives to understand that they are good enough and are doing the best they can. Her latest book, The Ultimate Accidental Housewife, is a humorous "Guide to a Clean-Enough House," and provides housewives with out-of-the-box advice, such as strategically placing a get-well...
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Rachel Levy Lesser, JE Feature
At age 13, Amy Blumenfeld was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease. After 11 months of chemotherapy, the symptoms returned. Her parents took her to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, where they were given two options: try more rounds of chemotherapy, or, as the doctors said, "take a gamble" and allow Amy to be the first adolescent with...
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