D'var from Friday, March 25th - Rabbi David Kosak. D'var from Saturday, March 26th - Rabbi David Kosak. Recorded and edited by Ed Kraus.
Another news item caught my attention in recent days. A computer recently beat the world Go champion. Go is the Asian equivalent of chess, and far more complicated than chess, where the machines already outpaced us twenty years ago. That's when IBM's Deep Blue defeated the reigning world champion, Garry Kasparov.
D'var from Saturday, March 12th - Rabbi David Kosak. Recorded and edited by Ed Kraus.
It has been a sad and tough week for our congregation. At least two of our own have lost their jobs. Three have lost their lives, a number of people are critically ill. I know our hearts and prayers are directed to these families. It seems that in communities, deaths tend to cluster together.
D'var from Saturday, March 5th - Rabbi David Kosak. Recorded and edited by Ed Kraus.
This past week, we rented Jim Carrey's 1994 odd-ball superhero movie, The Mask, for Amitai to watch. Listening to your kid belly laugh in fits of hysterics is surely one of the most joyous sounds any parent can hear. Thank you, Jim Carrey. Your sense of physical comedy was unique.
D'var from Friday, February 26th - Rabbi David Kosak. D'var from Saturday, February 27th - Rabbi David Kosak. Recorded and edited by Ed Kraus.