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(part 4/5, all parts in the reblogs)

1934: On Sep 12, we lost 47 years old Moshe Blender

1933: On Sep 9, we lost 24 years old Pinchas Daks

1932: On Dec 24, we lost 7 years old David Yaakobi

1931: On Jun 28, we lost 29 years old Sila Zohar

1930: On Mar 15, we lost 27 years old Gershom Komrov

1929: On Aug 29, we lost 49 years old Frida Afriat

1928: On Jul 12, we lost 26 years old Levi Varshai Varshevski

1927: In Nov (exact date of murder unknown), we lost 78 years old Shimon Kobi

1926: On Mar 21, we lost 25 years old Simcha Menachemsohn

1925: On Jul 21, we lost 20 years old Refael Sirya

1924: On Mar 19, we lost 24 years old Baruch Korichman

1923: On Jul 14, we lost 30 years old Rabbi Yitzchak Fridman Shuv

1922: On Aug 19, we lost 43 years old Avraham Yitzchak Marcus

1921: On Apr 29, we lost 35 years old Shalom Ratzabi

1920: On Jun 10, we lost 20 years old Shraga Feibish Eisenberg

1919: On Mar 4, we lost 50 years old Avraham Antebi

1918: On Jan 4, we lost 20 years old Amram Hochberg

1917: On Oct 9, we lost 27 years old Sarah Aharonson

1916: On Apr 20, we lost Elazar Finkelstein (his date of birth is unknown)

1915: On Mar 28, we lost 20 years old Yitzchak Turner

1914: On Jan 1, we lost Yosef Zusman (his date of birth is unknown)

1913: On Feb 20, we lost 22 years old Batya Mitelman

1912: On Jul 18, we lost 47 years old Avraham Nachudkin

1911: On Feb 23, we lost 25 years old Yechezkel Nissanov

1910: On Jun 2, we lost 24 years old Avraham Berl

1909: On May 20, we lost 29 years old Yitzchak Ha’Cohen Blum

1906: In Oct (exact date of murder unknown), we lost 46 years old Mordechai Tzvi Hirsch

1905: On Sep 13, we lost 38 years old Moshe Bernberg

1904: On Aug 23, we lost 25 years old Chaim Kurdi

1903: On Nov 24, we lost Yitzchak Cohen (his date of birth is unknown)

On this Yom Ha'Zikaron Le'Chalalei Ma'rachot Yisrael (Memorial Day for Israel's Fallen Soldiers and Terror Victims), I figured it's important to remember that Israeli victims did not exist solely on Oct 7. We have lost loved ones before and since. Here's a list with just one random victim to represent each year. Please scroll down the list to see how far back it goes.

(part 1/5, all parts in the reblogs)

2024: On Jan 7, we lost 19 years old Shai Garmai

2023: On Oct 7, we lost 28 years old Osama abu Madiam

2022: On Nov 23, we lost 18 years old Tiran Faro

2021: On May 12, we lost 5 years old Ido Avigal

2020: On Aug 26, we lost 39 years old Shai Ochayon

2019: On May 5, we lost 49 years old Zaid al-Chamamda

2018: On Dec 12, we lost Amiad Israel Yish Ran, who was murdered in his mother's womb

2017: On Nov 22, we lost 21 years old Hodaya Nechama Assoulin

2016: On Oct 25, we lost 14 years old Rami Namer abu Amar

2015: On Feb 17, we lost 4 years old Adelle Biton

2014: On Oct 22, we lost 2.5 months old Chaya Zissel Brown

2013: On Dec 24, we lost 22 years old Salech al-Din abu al-Atayef

2012: On Jul 18, we lost 28 years old Yitzchak Idan Kolangi

2011: On Apr 17, we lost 16 years old Daniel Aryeh Viplich

2010: On Feb 26, we lost 52 years old Netta Blatt Sorek

2009: On Apr 2, we lost 13 years old Shlomo Nativ

2008: On Mar 6, we lost 26 years old Doron Trunach Mahareta

2007: On Jun 17, we lost 85 years old Meir Cohen

2006: On Aug 10, we lost 4 years old Fatchi Assdi

2005: On Jul 12, we lost 16 years old Nofar Horvitz

2004: On Sep 29, we lost 2 years old Dorit Massarat Binsan

2003: On Sep 9, we lost 20 years old Naava Appelbom

2002: On Nov 10, we lost 4 years old Noam Levi Ochayon

2001: On Dec 12, we lost 42 years old Ester Avraham

2000: On Nov 21, we lost 19 years old Itamar Yefet

1999: On Jun 24, we lost 34 years old Tony Eliyahu Zanna

1998: On Dec 2, we lost 41 years old Osama Moussa abu Aisha

1997: On Mar 13, we lost 13 years old Natali Alkalai

1996: On Feb 25, we lost 57 years old Yitzchak Elbaz

1995: On Jul 24, we lost 60 years old Zehava Oren

As Tumblr limits a post to 30 images... part 1/5 - the next parts will be posted in the reblogs momentarily. Please check out the full list.

(for all of my updates and ask replies regarding Israel, click here)

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Ralph Becomes Enlightened? -The Benefits of Meditation - goodsugar #070

Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton bring you an all-new episode of goodsugar! In this episode, we get an update on Ralph's progress meditating, while Marcus tells us about his plan to incept Ralph to better health! Stick around until the end where the guys answer a question from the fans!

Meditation is the habitual process of training your mind to focus and redirect your thoughts. The popularity of meditation is increasing as more people discover its many health benefits. You can use it to increase awareness of yourself and your surroundings. Many people think of it as a way to reduce stress and develop concentration.

Top Reasons Why People Should Meditate: People also use the practice to develop other beneficial habits and feelings, such as a positive mood and outlook, self-discipline, healthy sleep patterns and even increased pain tolerance.  At the present time people meditate for different reasons: to feel calm, to diminish stress or pain, to get through a crisis, or to engage in a spiritual practice. We might approach meditation for specific reasons, and then discover that we want to attain a different level of consciousness or a deeper, more gratifying state of relaxation.

Here are some Science-Based Benefits of Meditation: Reduces stress Enhances self-awareness Promotes emotional health Lengthens attention span May help fight addictions Improves sleep

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Juice Press founder shares the nighttime habit that keeps him healthy and energized

Marcus Antebi finds that one simple food-related trick helps him stay sharp.

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How to Make the Perfect Smoothie Pack Every Time "You have to consider whether you want to drink your smoothie through a straw or eat it with a spoon," says Marcus Antebi, founder and CEO of Juice Press. #smoothies

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Weekly Round-up 8/6 - 8/12

Summer can be very distracting, especially when you can't talk about anything other than how hot it is outside. Time to get centered again and gather your energies. This week, chill out with the sleep experts at Nap York's rooftop cocktail party; schedule some detox time at an organic spa; and get your future told by a hipster psychic at Ace Hotel. Finally, a serotonin-boosting Italian dinner is in order (sustainable, of course) - at a 2 NYTimes star institution. Because as Virginia Woolf said, "One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well." 

8/7 InstaSleep Mint Melts Industry Night

The city that never sleeps? Not in 2018: the biggest wellness trend of the year is napping. Nap York and InstaSleep Mint Melts (a sleep aid) are coming together to host a seriously relaxing rooftop party with complimentary drinks. Oh to sleep, perchance to dream! Up To 60% Off Slimming Body Wraps, Massages, Facials and More at Lumiere Spa

Give your stressed out body some much needed TLC with skin and body treatments at this botanically-inspired spa. 

8/8 Mindful Eating: Cognition & Nutrition

The latest buzzword in wellness is mindful eating. Find out what you need to pay attention to not just what you eat, but how you eat, at a discussion at The Shops at Columbus Circle. The panel will include Marcus Antebi, founder of Juice Press, Viraj Puri, co-founder and CEO of Gotham Greens, and other industry leaders. $29 For A Skyline Kayak Tour & $39 For An After Dark Tour

There's something so calming about being on the water, gliding along in your kayak. Think of it as a moving meditation with some serious fitness component thrown in. 

8/12 Psychic Sundays At Ace Hotel

Need spiritual guidance from a trustworthy medium? Get your holistic advice from an Ace Hotel-curated medium and rest easy. Everything will be all right...

$79 For A 3 Course Dinner For Two With A Bottle Of Wine At 'Cesca

This beloved UWS landmark has been on every magazine and newspaper's best restaurant list, and for good reason. Pasta happiness, here you come. 

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What Entrepreneurs Need to Do to Be Effective Leaders

Juice Press caters to those searching for whole, clean foods. Founder Marcus Antebi reveals his tips for success in this video.

from https://www.entrepreneur.com/video/296578

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What Entrepreneurs Need to Do to Be Effective Leaders

Marcus Antebi has always been an entrepreneur, but the path has never been easy. As a young teenager, he nearly lost his way when he fell into … Provide it by The Funding World for Entrepreneurs

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Eating to fix your Health and Anxiety w/ Dr. Drew Ramsey - #077 goodsugar podcast

Dr. Drew Ramsey, Author, Farmer, and Doctor joins Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton on a new episode of goodsugar! On this one Dr. Ramsey talks to the guys about his new book Eat to Beat Depression and Anxiety: Nourish Your Way to Better Mental Health in Six Weeks!

Drew Ramsey, M.D. is an assistant clinical professor of Psychiatry at Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons. His clinical work focuses on the treatment of depression and anxiety with a combination of psychotherapy, lifestyle modification, and psychopharmacology. His interests lie in using the modern psychological concepts and the latest brain science to help people live their healthiest, happiest lives.

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day 4: the primal instincts of wolves

you know those days when you just can't get ahead of the game, yet you never feel frantically lost? yep, today was one of those—hence, the late post. the epitome of this is when you have one bathroom at work and it's a dog fight to get a solitary moment to pee. and every time you give up waiting in the endless line, someone else sneaks in there? oh wait, AND you're on a juice cleanse so all you DO is pee. i could have written a post during the time i dedicated to bathroom breaks today.

if there is any excuse for my blog post coming so late today, that will certainly do. but here i am, dedicating my subway riding time to writing.

day four was different, chemistry-wise in my body. it's hard to say how, but it just felt different. my energy level was pretty solid, my focus was as sharp as a functioning non-diagnosed a.d.d. person's can be (which i think is actually quite productive, just not in the conventional way). but i couldn't quite put my finger on what my body was craving. still can’t.

midday meal: watermelon juice (yum!) and a brazilian with strawberries and cashews (yum for the first half, then um....)

juice. juice. juice. for those of you who come here looking for specifics on what i drink, when i drink it, and how much i weigh at the beginning/end of each day, you'll find my reports lacking. instead, you'll hear more about what i think of a juice, my body's chemical/psychological/physical reaction to it, as well as my mental musings during this long term fast.

today, our founder marcus antebi paid me a visit at jp5 (or shall I say, came to touch base on the 537,593.69 projects we are working on) and he brought up a few interesting points. firstly, he believes this detox period will change the way i think about food. my senses will sharpen up and i will notice things I didn't before. his analogy was along the lines of a wolf in the woods, able to smell food from far away, and acting on the hunting impulse. we humans have become so far removed from that primal instinct that we do not hardly notice the effect our diet has on our instincts. sure, you can smell the street meat and roasted peanuts from a mile away in new york city, but that’s because there’s one every four feet.

side note: as i was writing this post on the subway, i captured a great chow down session of two post-work commuters, independent from each other. both were mowing down on corner grub and i couldn’t help but wonder whether i will ever be satiated with street meat again.

after transitioning my diet to about 79.87% vegan a few months back, i lost my taste for rotisserie chicken, which i had previously coveted. all i had the taste for was the skin, but the rest was thoroughly unappealing. i think the inability to be satiated by a carcass imbued with spices and god knows what else, was most likely triggered by my transition to more efficient, vegan, raw foods. part of me is kinda sad, but then the other part not so much, because i picked up a more acute taste for things like raw oysters and sushi. i can't wait to get back to oyster bar and taco fridays at chelsea market with my work buddies. i better not lose my taste for that!

if that happened before the kamp kleanse, my question is what will happen after? 

marcus’ second notable point today: when i told him i was in limbo about what to eat and wanted to make sure i was drinking the right combination of juices, he kicked back with "listen to your body and drink what it wants." according to him, my body will shift to wanting more savory tastes as i get deeper into the cleanse, which makes me wonder because i have yet to get strong hankerings for sweet juices. so far all i crave is tomato gazpacho. and oh boy, do i listen to my body. i’ve had one every day so far.

i am now home and in bed, drinking an herbal cleanse tea for the first time. i shall report back on the effects of this little brew tomorrow.

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True Yoga Only A Beginner Once with Kathryn Budig - goodsugar #071

Kathryn Budig, Yoga instructor and host of the Free Cookies podcast joins Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton on an all-new episode of the goodsugar podcast! In this episode of goodsugar, Kathryn Budig tells us about the ins and outs of getting into yoga, and how doing yoga helps motivate you into getting into better shape! Check it out!

What is yoga? Yoga is a type of exercise in which you move your body into various positions in order to become more fit or flexible, to improve your breathing, and to relax your mind.

Kathryn Budig is an internationally celebrated yoga teacher, author, and co-host of the Webby Award-nominated podcast, Free Cookies. She is known for empowering her students and readers through her accessibility, humor, and creative instruction. The Kansas native graduated from the University of Virginia with a double degree in English Literature and Drama before moving to Los Angeles, where she trained at Yogaworks under the tutelage of her mentors, Maty Ezraty and Chuck Miller.  

With nearly two decades of experience in her field, Budig served as the yoga editor to Women's Health magazine for five years, contributed recipes and sat on the Yahoo Health Advisory Board, was an athlete in Under Armour's "I WILL WHAT I WANT" campaign, and regularly contributed to Yoga Journal, The New Potato, and MindBodyGreen. She is the creator of the Aim True Yoga DVD, author of The Women’s Health Big Book of Yoga, and the best-selling book Aim True.

Off the mat, Budig founded and runs The Inky Phoenix, a book club for lovers of magic and story, regularly co-designs fashion capsules for KiraGrace, and is working on her first novel. She lives in Charleston, SC with her wife, Kate Fagan, and their two dogs, Ashi and Keonah.

You can find Kathryn’s online yoga classes (and more!) at Haus of Phoenix via Union.fit.

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The Yoga Episode - goodsugar #89

Join Ralph Sutton and Marcus Antebi on their journey to better health! On this episode of goodsugar Marcus and Ralph discuss the hang ups and misconceptions that new people, including Ralph, have when starting on their journey to enlightenment.

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Push Past Your Limits (Or Don't) - goodsugar #088

Join Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton on their journey to better health! On this episode of goodsugar Ralph talks about listening to the signs his body gives him to stop working out so hard, while Marcus takes a different approach. and finnaly Marcus tells us about the incoming goodsugar retail store business plan! Check it out!

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This is The Legendary Mariel Hemingway on goodsugar No. 086

goodsugar No. 086 We are so honored to have the legendary, charming, brilliant, enlightened Hemingway get up close with us!

Join Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton on their journey to better health on an all new episode of goodsugar! On this episode of goodsugar, the guys are joined by Actress, Author, and lifelong advocate for better health, Mariel Hemingway. Mariel tells us about her journey to better health, the weight that comes with her last name, and the true purpose behind meditation. Ralph Sutton is the cohost of The SDR Show and Marcus Antebi is the Founder of Juice Press in NYC. Antebi is sober since 1985 and is trying to help Sutton to become a happier person. Our library of Podcast guests on this show include: Kathryn Budig, certifiedhealthnut, and Koya Webb. -------------------------------------- https://www.goodsugar.life | If you are in New York City look for our 100% plant based juice and smoothie bar: goodsugar™ -------------------------------------- https://www.instagram.com/marcusantebi https://www.instagram.com/iamralphsutton -------------------------------------- Produced by Brian Mackay https://www.instagram.com/bmackayisright

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5 Easy Ways To Build Resilience & Tenacity - goodsugar No.85

goodsugar No.85 Join Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton on an all new episode of goodsugar! On this episode Ralph talks to Marcus about his list of 5 things he does every day to build mental and physical resilience & Tenancity! -------------------------------------- Ralph Sutton is the cohost of The SDR Show and Marcus Antebi is the Founder of Juice Press in NYC. Antebi is sober since 1985 and is trying to help Sutton to become a happier person. Our library of Podcast guests on this show include: Kathryn Budig, certifiedhealthnut, and Koya Webb. -------------------------------------- https://www.goodsugar.life | If you are in New York City look for our 100% plant based juice and smoothie bar: goodsugar™ -------------------------------------- https://www.instagram.com/marcusantebi https://www.instagram.com/iamralphsutton -------------------------------------- Produced by Brian Mackay https://www.instagram.com/bmackayisright