This is a guest post from The Studenomist of Studenomics. If you like what you see here, please consider subscribing to his RSS feed. As a college student going to school in a tough economy, I’ve made it a personal goal to graduate with as much money saved as possible. How do I intend to pull ...

This is a guest post by Adam Goodman, author of “Following The Goods.” If you like what you see here, please check out his weblog and consider subscribing to his RSS feed. It’s unfortunate, but my story isn’t original. I’m 29, educated, and up until four years ago, I never saw the ...

I have been trying to do my part by engaging in a little non-professional kiruv. Nothing formal or pushy, something along the lines of working to encourage friends and associates to become more Jewishly involved and educated. There are a number of Jews in my office included my boss, a number of co-w...

by Guest Contributor Geo, originally published at Prometheus Brown The un-anointed are always surprised at how good Filipino food is, offering well-meaning but condescending compliments I’ve long learned to accept with a smile and a lighthearted “I told you so.� Probably has a lot to do with t...

Affable expense tracking If you’ve ever been on the side of frustrated when it comes to managing expenses and budgets, you’re not alone. It’s ironic that today, in an age when just about everyone has online access to their entire lives, that there’s not an expense tracking so...

by Guest Contributor Average Bro, originally published at Average Bro This post’s title is a rhetorical question. Of course poor whites exist, but not that you’d know so if you’re informed by the mainstream media. While Ronald Reagan was successful in painting urban black women as ...

What does “observant� really mean? Is somebody who is Shomer Shabbos but transgresses some other Torah law, observant? Should we judge Judaism by the Jews? Why or why not?...

by guest contributor Karen Wang, originally published at Scarlett Cinema It is a strange feeling to walk down the streets of New York these days. Though the hustle and bustle of commerce may still swarm all about you, it is noticeably quieter than usual. And though the sub-zero wind chills may easil...

The following story appeared in Rabbi Frand’s parsha archives: http://torah.org/learning/ravfrand/5758/vayikra.html I will tell you over a story that I heard from a prominent individual who works in Jewish Outreach. When he was he was newly married, and studying at a Rabbinic seminary in Israel, h...

As many people know, a significant volume of patents issues each week.  A number of folks appreciate that even great innovations typically need integration with solid business execution to enter and move forward in the marketplace. Primer For background on today’s business and intellectual proper...