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Happy Birthday to Clear today. What a blessing you are to all of us at A-T!
We are back. Late last night we arrived back in San Antonio. We will soon be flooding the A-T news feed with pictures and stories...Great Trip...now...get back to school!
Don't forget: Tonight is KINGS AND PROPHETS on Skype for Business. If you log into your assemble-together.net email you should have an event announcement. Click on RSVP and then click on JOIN. If you have not logged into Skype before then you will need to sign in using your a-t email and password. Enjoy! @clear-brewer is a very, very good teacher!
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This audio of R'Alon Anava really hit me hard. There are so many people who are hurting and lost. What turns their life around may be a smile or a hello from us. It might be a three hour phone call but HaShem sends us a person so we can help fill their void
Saving the world by paying attention to others - The Kavanah Show on 101.9 ChaiFm - Rabbi Alon Anava
@cmalmberg, I understand you need some help getting on Microsoft 365 and yammer. Are you using a laptop or a phone?
So amazing how Hashem guides out lives. I was looking for some orthopedic shoes and found a place called orthofeet.com. As is my habit I looked at the about part of their webpage and look what I found!!

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Orthofeet, Inc. was established in 1984 by Ron Bar and his brother Michael Bar. Ron Bar earned a doctorate in biomedical engineering from the Technion Israel Institute of Technology and Michael Bar earned a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the same institute. The real story of Orthofeet, however, lies in Ron Bar’s motivation for the business.

As a young soldier serving as a reserve during the Yom Kippur war of 1973 in Israel, Ron Bar lost his leg when his tank was hit with a missile. Out of this tragedy, Orthofeet was born. Ron saw early on that the traditional method of taking a cast of a patient’s foot was cumbersome, and often, inaccurate. After earning his degrees, he set out to design insoles, foot orthotics, and footwear that would make more sense to his condition and others with mobility issues. Ron’s brother, Michael, also joined him, adding his expertise as a mechanical engineer. Together, they came up with a method that would allow the orthotic to mold directly to the shape of the foot, using expandable polyurethane foam that is activated by water.

This patented orthotic allows for a more accurate and dynamic shaping to the contours of the foot, enhancing fit and comfort. In 2000, using its expertise in foot biomechanics and orthotics design, Orthofeet started a line of comfort orthopedic shoes, which combine attractive styling with innovative comfort features. Ron’s war tragedy led to what is today a very successful business that improves the lives of millions of customers worldwide.
Hello Everyone...just wanted to let the ladies know that this Wednesday, July 25, Bayli will be hosting "Cup of Joe with Jo", because David and I will be helping Bayli and Clear's daughter to move. Be sure to join in on this relaxing and enjoyable time to visit with other women of A-T. @eliyanah-jordan-yarden, @julie-brunner, @judy-howard ,
@rivkah-holland, @wanda-webb, @kristina-herrera, @valerie-rosi, @ahava-manning
In other words, though bitachon—trust in God—can save him from his current crisis, it does not eradicate his past sins. Teshuvah is necessary for that. If he does not clear his account in time, then he can face punishment for it tomorrow though he experienced salvation today. Better to do both, teshuvah for past sins and bitachon for future success. One caveat, though. Such a level of bitachon has to be worked at. It does not just occur at the last moment, as a person reaches desperation. It is a level of intellectual understanding and emotional calm that can only be increased and perfected with time. When a person gets up in the morning, he just assumes that the sun will rise for him as it always has. He does consider, without due cause, that the world he left behind the night before has dramatically changed by the next morning while he slept. He gets out of bed and greets the new day with the confidence and calm of a person who is 100 percent sure of what to expect. - Rabbi Pinchas Winston
 
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