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CATÉGORIES DE LIVRES AUDIO
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Résultats par auteur "Adin Steinsaltz"
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Religion et spiritualité (5)
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6 à 10 heures (3)
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The Essential Talmud: An Introduction
Auteur(s): Adin Steinsaltz
Narrateur(s): Shlomo Zacks
Durée: 10 h et 48 min
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The Essential Talmud is a masterful introduction by Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz to the great repository of Jewish wisdom, the Talmud. A book of profound scholarship and concise pedagogy, The Essential Talmud succinctly describes the Talmud's history, structure, and methodology. It summarizes the Talmud's main principles, demonstrates its contemporary relevance, and captures the spirit of this unique and paradoxical sacred text as a human expression of divine law.
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Prix: CDN$ 31,27
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Koren Talmud Bavli Vol. 20
Sota, English, Daf Yomi (Hebrew Edition)
Durée: 22 h et 4 min
The Koren Talmud Bavli is a groundbreaking edition of the Talmud that fuses the innovative design of Koren Publishers Jerusalem with the incomparable scholarship of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz. Aramaic.
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The Thirteen Petalled Rose
A Discourse on the Essence of Jewish Existence and Belief
Narrateur(s): Arnold Epstein
Durée: 6 h et 18 min
In this classic work of Jewish mystical thought, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz explores the major questions asked by modern Jews about the nature of existence. The Thirteen Petalled Rose addresses profound topics like Good and Evil, Divine Revelation, The Human Soul and the Search for Self, as it translates ancient kabbalistic concepts into an intelligible language for a new generation.
Pebbles of Wisdom from Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
Collected and with Notes by Arthur Kurzweil
Auteur(s): Adin Steinsaltz, Arthur Kurzwell
Narrateur(s): Steve Blane
Durée: 6 h et 5 min
Internationally acclaimed Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz is considered to be one of the most brilliant and influential rabbis of our time. He has been lauded by Time magazine as a "once-in-a-millennium scholar" and by Ted Koppel of Nightline as "one of the very few wise men that I've ever met." Arthur Kurzweil—himself a Jewish scholar, author, teacher, publisher, and a longtime disciple of Rabbi Steinsaltz—has gathered in one place a collection of "pebbles" of wisdom from Rabbi Steinsaltz.
Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz on Rethinking Jewish Identity at the 92nd Street Y
Auteur(s): Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
Hear from Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz, a man Time calls a "once-in-a-millennium scholar". Explore challenging questions, such as, "Are Jews a nation, a religion, an ethnic group, or a race?", "Do Jews have unique character traits?", "What does it mean to be the 'chosen' people?", "What will become of the Jewish people?" Rabbi Steinsaltz has written 58 books on the Talmud, Jewish mysticism, religious thought, sociology, historical biography, and philosophy.
Prix: CDN$ 2,58
My Rebbe
Auteur(s): Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz
Part biography, part memoir, part manual for great leadership, My Rebbe explores the evolution of Chabad's global success, its central beliefs and practices, the Rebbe's personal history, and his vision to inspire change. This moving narrative, written by one of today's most influential Jewish thinkers, will motivate listeners to contemplate their own mission in the world and aspire toward meaningful living.
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Do you have any Unclaimed Money?
In New South Wales, any unclaimed money is generally held by the Revenue NSW.
Unclaimed money is generally any amount in excess of $100 held for at least 6 years without any activity on an account. This may be because the owner moved, changed their name or simply forgot about it.
Types of unclaimed money held by Revenue NSW include dividends, unpresented cheques, distributions, sale proceeds, commissions, royalties and the like.
Generally, enterprises that operate in NSW and hold unclaimed money as at 30 June in any year must submit the money to Revenue NSW by 31 October of that year, after having made reasonable attempts to contact the rightful owner and return the money to them.
Other thresholds and timeframes apply to specific industries such as real estate agents, law firms and trustee companies that operate trust accounts.
You can search for money held by Revenue NSW here.
Sometimes an employer owes wages to an employee who has left their business or where wages have found to be underpaid following a workplace audit.
Where the employee can't be contacted, the unpaid wages are generally held by the Fair Work Ombudsman and can be searched for here.
Superannuation funds that cannot locate beneficiaries of superannuation monies place the details on the Superannuation Lost Members Register, which can be searched through the MyGov portal via Australian Taxation Office's website here.
Banks and life insurers
Banks, credit unions and life insurance companies also have unclaimed money issues where a bank account is inactive (has no deposits or withdrawals) for 7 years or where the proceeds of a life insurance policy is unclaimed for 7 years after the policy matures.
Where they can't locate an owner of funds held, they must lodge their unclaimed monies with the Australian Securities & Investments Commission.
Unclaimed money received by ASIC is transferred to the Commonwealth of Australia Consolidated Revenue Fund and it is available to be claimed at any time by the rightful owner and there is no time limit on claims. ASIC's unclaimed money search is located at ASIC's MoneySmart website here.
For further information in relation to unclaimed money or any business related legal issues, please contact McKillop Legal on (02) 9521 2455 or email help@mckilloplegal.com.au
This information is general only and is not a substitute for proper legal advice. Please contact McKillop Legal to discuss your needs.
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What is a director penalty notice? (and what to do if you receive one)
WHAT IS A DIRECTOR PENALTY NOTICE?
In addition to potential liability for insolvent trading, company directors need to be aware of their potential personal liability if their company fails to remit certain amounts as and when due.
Directors will become personally liable when a company fails to remit amounts withheld under the PAYG withholding system or fails to meet its superannuation guarantee obligations.
This personal liability arises through the issue by the ATO of a Director Penalty Notice (DPN) under s. 222AOE of the Income Tax Assessment Act. If not complied with, a DPN makes the director it was issued to personally liable for the amount that the company should have paid, through imposition of a penalty.
The director's PAYG withholding credits can also be reduced/taxed as part of the process.
The Commissioner is using the Director Penalty Notice provisions to pursue directors more and more.
The Commissioner of Taxation will usually first make a formal demand on the company seeking payment. If the company fails to comply with the notice, at the Commissioner's discretion, a DPN may be served.
HOW TO AVOID LIABILITY
A director's liability under the DPN is remitted if, within the 21 days stated in the DPN, the company either:
pays the amounts due,
is placed into Administration, or
has a Liquidator appointed.
The liability will not be remitted if the company has failed to report its PAYG withholding liability or superannuation guarantee shortfall within 3 months of the lodgement day. This encourages reporting.
Importantly:
The 21 days cannot be extended.
Notice is given on the day the DPN is issued, not when it is or is likely to have been received.
A DPN is sent via ordinary mail to the last recorded residential address on the ASIC database – so these details need to be kept up to date as actual non-receipt of a DPN is not a defence.
The DPN provisions can also apply to new directors where, if after 30 days of their appointment, the company has not discharged its relevant liabilities.
A DPN can be served on a director's registered tax agent.
Resigning as a director at or before the due date is no escape from the DPN regime.
Defences may be available where recovery proceedings are subsequently instituted against a director following non-compliance with a DPN.
All directors must ensure they stay completely abreast of their company's affairs and must ensure the company meets all relevant obligations at all times.
This is why having good procedures and good advisors – whether legal, accounting, financial or otherwise – can prove invaluable.
Craig Pryor is principal solicitor at McKillop Legal. For further information in relation to bankruptcy/insolvency, litigation and dispute resolution or any commercial law matter, contact Craig Pryor on (02) 9521 2455 or email craig@mckilloplegal.com.au.
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A Report From The Ferguson Protests In NYC's Union Square
A report from one of several Ferguson-related protests happening in NYC Tuesday night.
By Patrick D. McDermott
Photographer Patrick D. McDermott
Based on an estimate overheard on a police radio, there were between 400 and 500 people in Union Square just before 6PM to protest the Ferguson grand jury's decision to not indict Officer Darren Wilson. When that first group headed southbound up Broadway, shouting Hands up, Don't shoot as they went, hundreds more replaced them. By 7:15 p.m., what seemed like twice that original number had assembled and were slowly marching around the perimeter of the park, jostling signs and chanting in unison: No justice, No peace. Indict! Convict! Send the killer off to jail! The whole damn system is guilty as hell! Depending on where you were in the procession, the chants were different, but they were all loud. Though there was friction between police and protestors elsewhere around Manhattan, the events unfolding near Union Square remained peaceful.
Protester Aman Batra, 22, wasn't part of the protest the previous night, when the grand jury first revealed their decision. "I was basically paralyzed," she told FADER. "I was just getting off the train [when I heard], and my heart was so heavy." Tonight, she came straight from work. "I'm fulfilling my duty as a woman, as a person of color, as someone who loves people unconditionally," she said. "That's why I'm out here—we're able to channel our anger into something beautiful. We're not bigger than the people that oppress us if we fire back at them. This, in my eyes, is a very peaceful protest, and that's what I'm about."
A few steps away, Sarah Wellington, a member of an artists' activist group called We Will Not Be Silenced, was quickly assembling signs and handing them out to people as they walked by. The signs were all black with bold-faced white lettering, and had messages like POLICE BRUTALITY IS TYRANNY and THIS IS RESISTANCE. Wellington told FADER that she was in Times Square on Monday night, where she handed out nearly 150 signs. "Last night, many people stayed out to 5:30 in the morning and were actually sitting down in an intersection in front of the Brooklyn Bridge," she said. "When we were driving home, we spotted them there, holding our signs up. That was inspiring."
On the other side of the park, K. Lamonte Jones, a law student in his 40s, had wrapped himself in chains. "The chains are symbolic of bondage around our necks—the oppression," Jones told FADER. "The heaviness of these chains pails in comparison to the burden that we carry." A circle assembled around him, and Jones fell to his knees. On the fringes of that circle, Antione Wallace, a 25-year-old IT consultant from Queens, was taking pictures. "I'm not much of a screamer, I'm not much of a yeller—so I take pictures," Wallace said. "If my picture could convey something to someone who couldn't be here, then that's what I'm here to do." Later, when this same group spilled out into the street and started marching south along 4th avenue, a car honked. One protestor in the line responded to the noise calmly, but affirmatively: "Oh, shut up and end racism."
A man in chains kneels down to the ground at New York protest against the #FergusonVerdict.
A photo posted by The FADER (@thefader) on Nov 11, 2014 at 5:03pm PST
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THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
and to consequent agreement. We are here, however, speaking from the scientific point of view, in which agreement in truth is the supreme end; while Senator Hawley is speaking from the political point of view, in which the errors of difference for partisan purposes are the supreme end. Nor would he have the higher step taken which leads to agreement, for that would end partisanship, and, according to his logic, if parties should come to an understanding on political principles, it would be fatal to free government. "Free government," then, depends upon ignorance, and must be destroyed by the progress of knowledge. Senator Hawley is a politician, and with him partisan politics is the end, with its fruits of office and power. Elections and campaigns are his means, and his sole condition of success is to be able to arouse voters to hot political strife. So he wants differences, because men will fight over differences but never over agreements. Differences in politics there certainly are, and must long continue to be: what we object to in Senator Hawley's political philosophy is, he demands that this low partisanship which he so enjoys shall be eternal, and that it would be a "lamentable day" when it comes to an end.
LITERARY NOTICES.
A Text-Book of Nursing. For the Use of Training-Schools, Families, and Private Students. By Clara S. Weeks, Graduate of the New York Hospital Training-School; Superintendent of Training-School for Nurses, Paterson, New Jersey. New York: D. Appleton & Co. Pp. 396. Price, $1.
Miss Weeks's "Text-Book" will be recognized as a marked advance in the literature of the subject which it considers. Nursing as a practical art grounded in scientific principles, and an important adjunct of the medical profession with its own schools, belongs among the useful hygienic improvements of the last few years. In its early stages, as was most natural, its class-books were crude and imperfect. There has been a very valuable literature pertaining to nursing, but it has chiefly consisted of "Notes," "Essays," "Fragments," and imperfectly compiled rules and suggestions which, however useful and indispensable, have fallen much short of the requirements of systematic study. There was room here, and urgent need for something better, which the author of this book, moved by her own unsatisfactory experiences as a student, has now effectively supplied. She has given us a volume conformed to the established habits of school-study, complete in its treatment of the several subjects with which the intelligent nurse should be familiar, well illustrated, with copious questions for class-exercise and review, and a full glossary of technical terms. Her contribution is certain to prove helpful in the work of education, and she may be congratulated on having done an excellent service in helping on the progress of her profession.
But the usefulness of the "Text-Book" will not be confined to the limits of the Training-Schools for Nurses. It is of far wider application, and should find place in every family. It is full of information, to which every woman who cares for the vital interests of her household should have access. Clearly, popularly, and attractively written, it can be understood by everybody, and women who never expect to go into the nursing business professionally will be much better prepared to meet the emergencies and responsibilities of domestic life—to deal with the sickness that is at some time inevitable—by reading and familiarizing themselves with much of the instructive contents of this work. A good deal in it is, of course, only for the regular nurse; but there is enough of general application, and even of almost every-day utility in household experience, to justify us in commending it cordially to all thoughtful mothers as one of the books that they should have always at hand.
The Study of Political Economy: Hints to Students and Teachers. By J. Laurence Laughlin, Ph.D., Professor of Political Economy in Harvard University. New York: D. Appleton & Co. Pp. 153. Price, $1.
Professor Laughlin in this useful little book aims to present the claims of the sub-
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