JN Contents
JNonline.us
Sept. 25 - Oct. 1, 2008
25 Elul 5768 - 2 Tishrei 5769
Vol. CXXXIV, No. 8
By Barbara Beznos, RD, LD/N
Rallying Against Iran
Mitchell Shecter, 16, and brother Jacob, 18, of Farmington Hills came
with fellow Frankel Jewish Academy students to a local Jewish pro-
test of the U.N. visit of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Section A
Metro
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Leading Lady A21
JET supporters laud founder Evelyn Orbach.
World/Israel
Kosher Meals At College A30
U-M Hillel serves daily and holiday meals.
Spirituality
Mitzvah Of The Soul A64
Graveside Kaddish stirs seniors and chaperones.
Opinion
Presidential Debate A68
Levin and Lieberman talk up their candidates.
For late-breaking news:
Year In Review
jewish.com
Goodbye 5768! A81
A look at Iran, peace talks and Olmert's fall.
Ann Arbor
A64
Around Town .... A21
Arts/Entertainment .. B43
Business
A90
Family Focus
B64
Food
B38
Front Lines
A16
Health & Fitness ..B25
Letters
A14
Marketplace
B72
Mazel Toy!
B65
Metro
A21
Obituaries
B87
Online
A18
Opinion
A67
Spirituality
B2
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Spotlight
Sports
Staff Box
Synagogue List .
To Do!/Calendar .
To Do!/Crossword
Torah Portion ...
World/Israel ....
B85
B37
A18
B22
B56
B62
B20
A30
Section B
Spirituality
The Art Of The Shofar B2
African animal horns crafted into instruments.
On The Cover:
Honoring The New Year B12
Columnists
Arthur Horwitz... Al2
Sy Manello
A8
Danny Raskin ... B55
Robin Schwartz .. A21
Robert Sklar
A5
Local artists' work graces cards for a cause.
Arts & Entertainment
Looking Ahead To 5769 B43
Rabbi has 10-step plan for the new year.
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27, 8:03 p.m.*
Candlelighting
Friday, Oct. 3,
7:50 p.m.*
nswer: Dear Rose, Pome-
granate is the fruit from
a small deciduous bush
or tree native to Asia, which is
now cultivated over the entire
Mediterranean region. It was
introduced into Latin America
and California by Spanish settlers
around 1770.
Indeed, pomegranate is
now included in a category
of fruits known as "super
‘4',/
fruits," a food marketing
term for fruits that com-
bine high taste, nutri-
)
ents, and antioxidants.
Pomegranates are tra-
ditionally eaten on the
second night of Rosh
Hashanah and serve as
the "new fruit," i.e., fruit
not yet eaten this season.
Among the reasons cited for
pomegranates as the fruit of
choice during Rosh Hashanah:
they are favorably depicted in the
Old Testament and are believed to
contain 613 seeds corresponding
to the 613 mitzvot (command-
ments) found in the Torah.
As food items, pomegranates can
be used (seeds) for garnish or in
salads, and as juice or sorbets.
Grenadine is the thick syrup
made from pomegranates. I hope
this answers your question.
— Barbara Beznos,
Registered Dietitian
Uslianah Tovah
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6:52 p.m.
Shabbat Ends
Saturday, Oct.4,
tiow
Dear
Bar , an you
explain about
pomegran-
ates and their
symbolism for
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New
Year? Thanks, Rose.
Matti
• AJ A • 2006
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