LOS ANGELES (AP) – A woman who vanished on a visit to Sequoia National Park in California was spotted by a low-flying aircraft rescue crew after she spelled S-O-S with rocks in a forest clearing, authorities said Tuesday. Mary Joanna Gomez of Jackson, Mississippi, was cold, thirsty and hungry but otherwise in good health when […]

JERUSALEM (AP) – Israeli police say officers shot a Palestinian woman who attempted to stab troops outside a contested holy site in the West Bank city of Hebron. The police said in a statement on Wednesday that the woman “drew a knife with the aim of carrying out a stabbing attack” on Israeli forces outside […]

Tulsa Remote, a program funded by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, is offering 250 people the opportunity to make $10,000 by simply moving to Oklahoma, the organizers announced Tuesday. The money comes in the form of a grant and is distributed to the recipient over the course of a year.
The program was launched in 2018, and more than 10,000 applications came in from more than 150 countries, Tulsa Remote Executive Director Aaron Bolzle told CNN. More than 100 people were selected.
Applicants must be full-time remote workers or be self-employed outside of Oklahoma and eligible to work in the United States. They must be older than 18 and be able to move to Tulsa within six months. Once accepted, recipients agree to live in Tulsa for at least one year.

By Rabbi Berach Steinfeld

Rav Yosef Engel, rav of Krakow and Vienna (1859-1919). Born in Austrian Poland, his rebbe refused to teach him any longer when he reached the age of 12, and between that age and his marriage at 19, he wrote eleven sefarim. Among his sefarim were Gilyonei Hashas, Shiv’im Panim LaTorah Lekach Tov, Esvan D’Oraysa, and Beis HaOtzar, a Talmudic encyclopedia. His only child, Miriam, married the heir to the leadership of the Kotzker chassidim, but he abdicated that position in order to remain near his father-in-law, Rav Yosef. At age 46, Rav Yosef left his wealthy father-in-law’s home and, for the first time, had to seek a living. He found a position as one of several rabbinical judges in Krakow.

In a massive data dump, 1.3 million credit and debit cards have been listed for sale on Joker’s Stash, the internet’s biggest online card shop.
ZDNet reports that the October 28 dump is one of the rarest and largest in recent history. This affects mostly Indian cardholders.
Group-IB CEO and founder Ilya Sachkov wrote, “The cards from this region are very rare on underground markets, in the past 12 months it is the only big sale of card dumps related to Indian banks.” ZDNet reports that most of the cards are being sold for $100. Joker’s Stash has a long history as one of the dark web’s oldest and biggest online card shops. The Singapore cybersecurity company has valued the dump at more than $130 million.

Facebook Inc., the US tech giant, sued the Israeli cyber monitoring company NSO Group over its alleged hack targeting users of the WhatsApp messenger app.
According to WhatsApp’s head Will Cathcart, the NSO Group targeted at least 100 journalists, diplomats, human rights advocates and senior government officials across the globe.
The piece of software reportedly relied on a vulnerability in WhatsApp’s video call function to plant malicious code into the target’s smartphone.
Read more at i24NEWS.
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This Chol Hamoed, HCS took their family entertainment up a notch.
In an effort to give the children with special needs and their families under their care high quality entertainment, HCS partnered with the leader in Jewish entertainment:  Steinhaus Productions.  On Chol Hamoed, the families of HCS got access to a stellar production free of charge.
No effort was spared to ensure that this performance raise every bar in the entertainment industry.  Professional stage makeup artists, custom prop construction designers and skilled scenery artists rose to the occasion and presented HCS with perfection.

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