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Showing posts with label snowball effect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snowball effect. Show all posts

Friday, December 20, 2013

Haveil Havalim Blog Carnival Parshat Shemot edition!

B'SD

18 and 19 Tevet, 5773


From time to time I share the privilege of hostessing the
 Haveil Havalim blog roundup aka CarnivalNow that we Israelis have shaken off the Canadian winter that blew in here a week and a half or so ago, seen our municipal workers push MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF SNOW out of the way (sort of) 



and enjoyed rising temperatures - our fingers thawed out and we can type! No more brain freeze-either. whew

Here we go with a majorly funny Snowball Effect - in a country without enough shovels (for snow and citizenry interested in clearing out some politicians):



Mr. Haveil Havalim himself, aka Esser Agarot, offers
Naftali Bennett Misses the Boat.


Doug Greener shares "What Makes Beer Kosher?"  and ...



Ariel ben Yohanan looks at traffic through a spiritual/archaeological lens at London/Washington & Nahum Barnea.


Jacob Richman shares
pix of the recent Israeli snow storm remnants! No kidding? We had a snowstorm? I'm wiped out from sliding all over black or white ice. Slippery stuff. It was hard to see without electricity...


Ya'aqov HH assures me and you that, yes indeedy,
Israel had an Historic (DAMAGING) Snowstorm (sorry, school kids. You'll probably have to study the topic in your history books next time the new editions come out). 


I'm sure that many HHers would like to join Ya'aqov HH and heave a GINORMOUS snowball at the guilty party over
John Kerry's Persistence.


Ruth Palatnik teaches us a thing or 2 about how to stick to your exercise/fitness goals no matter the weather or whatever in A Few Small Points


Ruth shares another life lesson At the Toy Store (it's very much like those in the happiness videos I shared at this very blog days ago. Keep up with the class, kids! Ruth and I are on to to something good).


Hmm, what would an HH blog Carnival be without Batya Medad's involvement? Insufficient, to tell the truth. Here are her looks at life: BIG Country, Small Country







Let's sign off with a few items: Another entry from Mr. HH-Esser Agorot, entitled Commenting on an IDF Facebook Photo

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Thursday, June 25, 2009

Do You Know Which Book is Having a Snowball Effect on Medical and Mental Health Practitioners?

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3 Tamuz 5769


"It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To" is having something of a snowball effect on readers of the book and listeners to my radio interviews.

One reader and listener, a San Diego native who is a retired mental health professional, wrote to remark about my appearance on the Yishai Fleisher show the other day:


"Yocheved, nice job on the radio today.
You came across very well and very real.
Steve Sherr."

A CranioSacral therapist in my neighborhood (she sells copies of "It's MY Crisis!" to her clients) just gave a copy of "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To" to a psychotherapist who uses the office next door. Why? "Because it'll be a good addition to her practice," I was told.


Hmm, that's a growing consensus among medical and mental health practitioners who've read the book. Why might that be?

Because it definitely is
"A Life Book that Helps You to
Dry Your Tears and to
Cope with a Medical Challenge."






To your health,

Yojeved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life