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Quite likely the final episode of House in this strike-shortened season. Overall, it was a good episode even if it was another exploring the House-versus-religion theme. While the medical mystery was just moderately interesting (at least initially), the solution was clever, and the medicine mostly correct. Good soap opera too. Roz is a Hasidic Jew, recently converted, and even more recently married. At her wedding ceremony, she loses control of her bladder, and a large stain of bloody urine

Two hasidic brothers, Moses Brach, 30, of 182 Lynch Street in Brooklyn, and his brother, Joel Brach, 27, who lived at 137-68th 70th Avenue in Flushing and is now thought to be hiding in Israel, are accused of stealing the…

Elie Wiesel started out life as a profoundly religious person. However his experiences, in the concentration camps during the second world war almost drove this love of God out of him. In fact for many years he claimed to dislike God, and believed that God did not care about his people anymore. However, in his Night trilogy, it can clearly be seen that he is still a Hasidic Jew, who may not worship the way he did in youth, yet continues to ask the right questions. He pursues God through his writ

I want to tell you a story. A story about the kind of people that I allow to be my friends. My argument in the past as to why I always end up with the crazies, bitches/assholes, and weirdos as friends and lovers was: “Well, they find me!” With more and more experiences, I can safely say that any entry into a relationship takes a conscious acceptance by both parties, so I am unfortunately partially to blame. Now the question is why do I choose these horrid people to be my closest companions in