10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BULKA»
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Jewish Marriage: A Halakhic Ethic
Bibliography: p. 245-255.
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Efficient C++: Performance Programming Techniques
"Efficient C++" explodes that myth. Written by two authors with first-hand experience wringing the last ounce of performance from commercial C++ applications, this book demonstrates the potential of C++ to produce highly efficient programs.
Dov Bulka, David Mayhew, 2000
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Work, Love, Suffering, Death: A Jewish/Psychological ...
As a respected Judaic scholar and author, Rabbi Bulka has the experience and knowledge to take a careful look at how these two disciplines approach the issues of work, love, suffering, and death.
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Critical Psychological Issues: Judaic Perspectives
This book examines major psychological issues from a Judaic perspective.
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Modern Folk Judaism: The Reality and the Challenge
This volume looks at the unique phenomenon of what the author calls Modern Folk Judaism, the way that many Jews have chosen to express their Judaism in the context of Modern society.
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Judaism on Illness and Suffering
This book is intended to help those living with disease and physical challenges -- and the people who love them -- place perspective on their circumstances so that they will be better able to cope, endure, and live life as fully as possible ...
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Java Performance and Scalability: Server-side programming ...
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Jewish Divorce Ethics: The Right Way to Say Goodbye
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Technologia gastronomiczna z towaroznawstwem - Część 3 - Strona 14
Ryż wymieszać z mięsem i przyprawami, po czym przełożyć do wysmarowanej tłuszczem i wysypanej tartą bułką brytfanny, zalać koncentratem pomidorowym, zapiec w piekarniku. Krajać na porcje, podawać z surówkami i sosem.
Krystyna Flis, Aleksandra Procner, 2010
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More Answers to Questions of the Spirit
i Dr Bulka has earned a unique reputation for his humane, compassionate, erudite, and tolerant approach to issues and questions of the human spirit.
