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Beauty out of Pain   
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Persian Threads
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Full Circle 
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Never Too Late
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War Effort    
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Family Room
Jewish Design and the Shabbos Tablecloth
Setting a beautiful table can be a spiritual act and a concrete way to welcome Shabbos.
Shoshana Batya Greenwald
Family Room
Beyond a Coat of Paint
Tips and techniques to freshen up an older home
Miri Lichtman
No Fail
Shira's Story
The contract was going to be our big break — and then it fell through
Fay Dworetsky
No Fail
Chaya Lieba's Story   
I was in way over my head, yet I kept letting others down
Fay Dworetsky
Dream On
Dream On: The Conversation Continues — Readers' Questions     
Vivianne Willig, MSW, responds to reader questions about Dream On
Vivianne Willig MSW
Dream On
Dream On: Chapter 60  
Whatever she ended up doing in life, she’d do it as herself. If nothing else, she’d learned that this year in seminary
Gila Arnold
Take 5
If It Can Happen to Kodak…
Branding tips for staying ahead of the pack
Shira Isenberg, RD, MPH and Yitzchok Saftlas
Take 5
Take 5: Best Buy Founder Dick Schulze
Find people who help you do what you need to do better
Shira Isenberg, RD, MPH and Yitzchok Saftlas
Split
Split: Chapter 10
People expected me to have a holy perspective about our children’s conditions from the beginning
Musia Slavin
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Split: Chapter 8
At nine days old — an incredibly young age for a child with both a cleft lip and a cleft palate! — they weaned Tali off the feeding tube
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“We closed the store five weeks ago, at 4:15 on Friday, closed on Saturday, and started the best chapter of my life, which I believe is to celebrate Shabbat.”

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Sivan Rahav-Meir finds common ground wherever she lands

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