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A blog dedicated to examining the economic and auxilary issues in the Orthodox community. A blog for those who value self-reliance , promotion of prosperity, and integrity. Reader input and guest posts are much appreciated. So please add your comments and email guest posts or items of interest to Orthonomics at gmail dot com.
About Me
Jewish Publications and Resources
Resources for Readers
Homemaking Heaven
Resources for Fellow Frugalistas
Popular Posts
- Guest Post: Predicted Symptoms of Middle-Income Overspending
- Guest Post: Food Processors and Pesach Cooking and Recipes
- Guest Post: Heartwrenching Tuition Crisis Post 1
- Guest Post: Accreditation, Track Records, and the Degree for Which You Don't Need to Step Foot
- Guest Post: How to Shop for Passover on a Budget, Part 3
- Segulah Guarantees
- Attorney Disabarred over saving himself $22,830 in Tuition
- Custodial Account Basics
- Those with Less Need to Pay More
- What's in it for the "Girls?"
Regular Reads and Friends' Blogs
- Abba's Rantings
- Adderabbi
- Baltimore Jewish
- Beyond BT
- Cooking Manager
- Cross Currents
- Emes Ve-Emunah (Harry Maryles)
- Juggling Frogs
- Kallah Magazine Blog
- Larry Lennhoff
- Marty Bluke, Jewish Worker
- Marvin Schick
- Mom In Israel
- ProfK
- Rebbitzen's Husband
- SchmoozED (Jewish Education Blog)
- SerandEz
- Sustainable Jewish Schooling
- Uberdox (Neil Harris)
- Wolfish Musings
2 comments:
It's encouraging to hear that there are decent people out there who don't simply dismiss the devastating losses of other people as a matter of business.
I saw that as well and was nearly moved to tears. From that article, he seems to have given approximately half of his net worth to make people whole. That is a mensch.
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