"No Man Is an Island" by John Donne put in the context of how lives are shaped calls upon me to be thankful to the many people who helped shape my life and apparently become worthy of the Lev Tov award. We achieve by building upon the framework left by those who preceded us and those who surround us. Therefore, I thank G-D for giving me life through my exceptional parents and for giving me HIS Torah. I thank G-D for giving me, by extension, my loving extended family of grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. I thank G-D for giving me my special wife and her children, grandchild, siblings, and, by extension, aunts, uncles, and cousins. I thank G-D for my Rabbi's and other professional and lay teachers, Cantors, my business colleagues, my students and other youth with whom I worked, and all the people who gave me a chance to prove myself. I thank G-D for always surrounding me with really good friends at every stage of my life. To those of you who are deceased, I remember you, and those of you who are reading this sponsorship page I thank you personally. With Gratitude Gary Covel

Puzzle Page - Part 1. A man is pushing a car. When he reaches a hotel, he realizes that he is bankrupt. What is going on?

 

Puzzle Page - Part 2 A diverse group of equally well learned individuals was watching the super bowl. It was late in the third quarter with Team One leading Team 2 by a score of 24 to 23. They were avidly discussing weighty topics such as the mass of the universe and the comparative philosophies of Kant and Donald Duck. In walks TheQuestioner, who says, "I was watching a game a little while ago with Team 3 playing Team 4. It was late in the game with Team Three leading 6 to 0. But then Team Four rallied and scored 3 field goals and won 7 to 6. How is this possible?"

 

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