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Don't Cry for Me, Hot Pastrami: 5
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Sailing the Caribbean on a bargain cruise line, Ruby and members from her temple discover day old dinners and portholes sealed with bubblegum. The good news is Ruby finds love on deck. The bad news is he may be a killer.

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Don't buy for me, hot pastrami

The bibliophile's eternal question -- to buy or not to buy (or borrow from the library), I would say the answer here is: borrow. Worth reading. A fun read. But that's it.

Ruby, the former rabbi's wife, embarks on a cruise with the congregants from hell and their current rabbi who has the leadership ability of Jello. The entire cruise quickly turns hellish when Ruby stumbles onto some nefarious goings-on. The book's downside: The congregants are unbelievable to the point of being insulting caricatures. The plot has a tendency to stray and meander. But, it's worth sticking with because it does leave you (and Ruby literally) dying to know the truth. Plus, Ruby has a delightfully quick, sarcastic wit and manages to deliver some wicked observations and comments which made me "kvell" (because if I'd been in her place, I wouldn't have thought of that perfect line until 16 hours later ... of course she does have the luxury of being a character in a book, but nonetheless it's always refreshing to spend time with someone who won't suffer fools gladly and that's Ruby.) So, definitely a fun read, you'll be treated to some delicious and hilarious lines and a plot that does turn interesting around p. 100. A more worthwhile "borrow" than "buy." This likely isn't a book you'll need or want to read again. But, I don't think you'll regret the time you spent reading it.

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Good Idea For A Book Series, But Not Well Done

I really wanted to like this, but Ruby is getting less likeable with each book in this series. This is a problem since she is the narrator and main character. The story is improbable and the characters are silly. A fast, light read that will not stay with you as long as a hot pastrami sandwich, or even a bagel. Too bad. Maybe the next one (if there is one) will be better.

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Hilarious regional mystery

Since the death of Rabbi Stu Rothman, Essie Sue Margolis runs the Temple Rita synagogue in Eternal, Texas. Using a statistically invalid and unreliable sampling of the congregation members, Essie Sue informs the board that the new Rabbi Kevin Kerstein has a very low approval rating. To avoid the selection process of a new rabbi, the board including Ruby, the wife of the deceased previous Rabbi, agree to a Caribbean Sea cruise.

Ruby wins the raffle for a free trip, but wonders if she will be sailing with endless tsuris from the aggravation she expects from her companions. The Bargain Tours cruise is filled with cut-rate reductions that makes this a trip worth forgetting though coincidentally the Captain happens to be Essie Sue�s cousin. University Professor Gonzales was to provide insight into the historical Jewish population in the area, but he dies while boarding the ship. Ruby finds herself embroiled in a mystery based on the professor�s notes while two suitors, the captain and a passenger she likes (who might just be a killer) pursue her.

The third Rabbi's wife mystery, DON�T CRY FOR ME, HOT PASTRAMI, is an amusing who-done-it due to the internal sufferings and asides of Ruby. The story line is fun though a reader might wonder why Ruby puts up with Essie Sue, a professional nudnick. Essie Sue is as aggressive a character one will find in a cozy while the Rabbi needs to borrow some of her chutzpah so he will not continue to look like a putz. Fans of an ethnic who-done-it will enjoy this tale that requires noshing a bagel while reading it.

Harriet Klausner

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Plot Overboard!

Unless you are looking for a lame mystery which insults anyone even loosely related to the Jewish faith or the cruise industry, forget about this offering from Sharon Kahn. I do, however, give her an extra star for handling Ruby's emotional dilemma about trust and dating after widowhood in a sensitive and believable manner.

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Question : how would i build a Palanquin or a litter
I am looking to build a sturdy but lightweight litter or Palanquin for a medevial reinactment group. Ideally it would hold a 250 pound man, and be as light as possable, and easy to pick up put down and carry.

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a palanguin is japanese. i think you mean a "sedan", as in a 4-door car. that is there actual name. it wont be very light no matter what you do. poplar is the best for the wood. balsa is lighter but it wont take stain. both can be very expensive if not bought in bulk. i sugest using square PVC, like the stuff used for fencing molding and windows. buy it in bulk from a building supply. make sure to prime it well. glass windows were rare, so dont add any. give it large open-air windows with a thick fake pane for suport. they also didnot have doors. dont add any. the insides had lots of curtins use this to your advantage. think of the areas inside that can not be seen. you may want to use more modern things in those areas or leave tham unfinished until next year. for the poles that suport it, you might want to use medium wall thikness electrical metalic tubing. if that wont work use ridged EMT. place it inside of square PVC for a tight fit. do not drill into the pipe. that would really affect the strenght. instead look at the fasteners desinged to hold that type of pipe. this means the square PVC will most likely need to be cut and pieced around the pipe. you can fill the hole PVC structure with "gret stuff" if it looks a little flimsy. i have no advise for the yokes. ps milk cartons make light weight seats. dont set it on the ground. you will never get it back up. a fifth person carried the horses that it sat on. make sure the guys dont have to neal more than half of the hight of there legs while lifting with there backs streight, otherwise they wont be able to lift it unassisted. you will most likely need to raise the yokes above where the pools come out from under the sedan.

Question : If I was to build a standard runing/walking track 1/4 mile how many acres of land would I need
I am asking so I can build a trail around my mansion when I win the Mega Million lotto. I want to do my research early...How about if I built a nice walking trail that is 1/2 mile long (round or oval) I just want to know about how many acres do I need. How does acres and miles convert I forgot the HS math I took years ago.

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A regulation 440m track and field oval is approximately 80m x 180m, so the rectangular yard required for such an oval would have about 14,400 square meters, or approximately 3.558 acres. That should set you back a few million for property in desirable residential areas.

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