I am about to submit a paper to a conference. I just found out that the conference falls in Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Since I am an observant Jew, I don't want to present on Saturday. What are my options?
I thought to submit the paper, and if it is accepted, explicitly ask the o...
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Part 1: Machzor, Rosh Hashana:
Why is the shofar sounded on Rosh Hashana? (originally done by Monica Cellio)
Shochein Ad, HaKail, HaMelech - why? (originally done by Double AA)
Why is the Machzor called a "Machzor"? (originally done by...
Only 4 left, and we're running into the "shouldn't edit your own work" problem. Can anybody spare a bit of time today to help finish these up? Thanks!
If you haven't mentioned the project to your friends or on social media yet and are inclined to, this would be a good time to spread this URL around: jewcer.com/miyodeya .
(For project discussion, please use the project chat room -- I'm just bringing a couple announcement-y things here.)
@Daniel, most other requests to understand the meaning of Jewish names are on topic, and I don't see enough of a difference between those and this one to warrant closure. — Yishai5 hours ago
... + I don't think that he made up the name; I think he just used it without understanding what it meant.
Submissions remaining to be edited, by section:
Part 1: Machzor, Rosh Hashana:
Why is the shofar sounded on Rosh Hashana? (originally done by Monica Cellio)
Shochein Ad, HaKail, HaMelech - why? (originally done by Double AA)
Why is the Machzor called a "Machzor"? (originally done by...
