Musica Jasidica, Poesia, Breslov , Rabbi Nachman

…..
“get into the habit of applying what i told you: each time you pray, thank God for the past and them cry out to Him over the future. Speak your heart sincerely before God every day without fail. For God’s sake!! for God’ sake!! Grab and eat, grab and eat. Torah, prayer, hitbodedut and good deeds.
Do not pay the slightest attention to anything that is happening to you. Here our ability to forge can be extremely beneficial. You must totally forget everything that has happened up to the present, and the future is totally concealed from you. Particularly, when you are praying, you should see yourself literally as new- born and as if the present moment is the only time there is. Do not think at all of past or future, even about spiritual concerns, and obviously not physical or monetary ones. Make this a habit and it will serve you well. You will be able to pray and to grab much good every day. For God’s sake, be strong and bring yourself to joy in all the ways you have heard from me. Hope to God and He
will save you. He will never abandon you, because His lovingkindness is without end.

with thanks to Gopd, Sunday, Metzora, 5591

My dear beloved son.

I sent you a letter on Thursday, the day after the festival, which you have probably received by now.The time for the morning Shema has arrived and I am about to go and pray. Loving you as I do though, I wanted to let you know that all is well with me. You will be getting a letter from our friend, Reb Chaim Nachum. He really uplifted me when he reminded me about the unreality of time( likutey moharan II,61)
We have to apply this idea in our lives, since in reality there is no such thing as time at all. I will write you more on this soon.

Anyone may reprint this article as long as the sig line is kept
intact.

Thanks
———— ——— ——— ——— —

“The Fast-Track to Using Google Adwords”

By Merle http://www.PayPerCl ickResearch. com

Remember back when Al Gore allegedly said he “invented
the Internet?” Well, he didn’t, it was Google. Alright,
I’m kidding, but sometimes it does appear that way.
Google has consistently launched one killer application
after another, and they weren’t playing around when they
entered into the pay-per-click arena with their “Adwords”
program. Adwords is one of the largest online advertising
networks, reaching more than 80% of all Internet users.

So how does it work? You choose keywords/phrases
that are related to your products/services, write the
text ads that will be shown when someone performs
a search for your keywords, set a daily budget and
the cost you want to pay every time someone clicks
on your ad (C.P.C), and you’re ready to run. There
is no activation fee and no minimum monthly spend
amount.

Ads are called “sponsored links”, and appear along with
search results on Google, as well as other affiliated search
engines and “content sites” in the Google Network. This type
of keyword based advertising will help you to reach
a highly targeted audience quickly and easily.

Not only can you run text ads, but also image/animated
ads - even video. If you’re a beginner at pay-per-click
marketing, I would suggest you start out with text ads.
You’ll need to “learn to walk” before you run.

So what does a text ad look like? It consists of a 25
character headline, a description that is 2 lines of no
more than 35 characters, and what’s called a “display
url”. This url can reflect any domain you like because when
it is clicked upon, the browser will take them to your
“destination url”. This is set up behind the scenes and
does not appear in the ad itself.

A 3 line text ad might sound like a lot of room, but
it’s not. You’ve got a small area to make a huge
impact on the searcher and make them want to
click. Don’t underestimate the power of a well
written ad. If you don’t know a lot about how to
write “good copy”, I suggest you study up. You’ll
want to include what’s referred to as a “call to
action” somewhere in the description. You’ll also
want to include your keywords if possible in your
title and ad copy so they will appear in a bold font
when your ad is displayed. For help see:

http://www.google. com/adwords/ learningcenter/ text/18779. html

You also need to send them to the page that’s most
relevant to your ad copy. This page is called a “landing
page”, and you’ll want to make sure it converts. A
conversion happens when the visitor performs the
action you intended. For example, signs up for your
newsletter, buys your product, etc. With Adwords
conversion tracking you’ll be given a snippet of code
to paste on your web page wherever any conversion
takes place. For example, your thank you page. This
allows you to track how well your pages are converting.
You can also use Google Analytics. For more see

http://www.google. com/analytics/

Now that landing page load time is being factored into
“quality score”, you’ll also want to pay attention to your
page’s load time. Quicker is better. For more information
on this topic see….

http://tinyurl. com/4bsyaq

Now, let’s talk about keywords. The biggest mistake most
people make is choosing single keywords. You’re much
better off with two and three word combinations. For
example if you sell dog food, instead of targeting a
generic term like “dogs”, you’d be better off selecting
“dog food”. Remember, these keywords will be responsible
for triggering your ads to appear, so do your homework
and choose wisely. Targeting the wrong keywords can
be a very expensive lesson. For help in choosing keywords
use Google’s tool located at-

https://adwords. google.com/ select/KeywordTo olExternal

When setting up your keywords, you’ll also need to
choose what’s called a “match type”. Here are your
options:

1) Broad Match: The default setting. Searchers can
enter your keywords in any order and your ads
appear. Not the best option for targeted traffic.

2) Phrase Match: Your keywords must appear in
the exact order for your ads to appear. This is
more targeted than Broad Match.

3) Exact Match: This is the most targeted option.
The searcher must type in your key-phrase
exactly for your ads to appear.

4) Negative Match: You choose words you don’t
want your ads to appear for when searched upon. For
example, typing in the word “-free” would stop your ads
from appearing if someone typed that word before
your key-phrase.

So who decides which ads will appear at the top?
This is called “ad rank”. Ads with the highest ad
rank will appear at the top. Here’s the formula,
at least at this time as it’s always open to change.

Ad Rank=C.P.C. (cost per click) X Quality Score
To understand this formula you’ll need to know
what factors go into “quality score”.

Quality Score is determined by :

1) How relevant the keywords and ad copy
are to the search query.

2) “The historical Click-through rate of the
ad, and of the matched keyword on Google”.

3) It also includes your account history,
which looks at the click through rate of
your keywords and ads.

4) Landing page load time.
And, according to Google “other relevant factors”.

One tip to increase your ad rank is to increase your
cost per click, and improve your ad copy and keywords
in order to increase your quality score.

Ad ranking is determined slightly differently for the
search network compared to the content network.
For the content network it looks like this:

Ad Rank= Content Bid X Quality Score

What is the difference between the Content Network
and Search Network? Good question. I thought you’d
never ask. This is another option you’ll have to decide
upon when setting up your account. If you choose
“search sites”, your ads are displayed on search results
pages only. Google’s search network consists of:
AOL, Netscape, Earthlink, Compuserve, AT&T, Worldnet,
Ask.com, Shopping.com, Froogle and of course Google
itself.

If you choose for your ads to appear in the “content
network”, this includes community websites, online
publications and other information based sites that
choose to display Adwords ads. Partners in the content
network include sites such as: Google’s Gmail, About, Lycos,
NYTimes.com, Infospace, Reed Business, HowStuffWorks,
Business.com, Food Network, HGTV, MarthaStewart. com
and many other content based websites.

Ads are targeted to the content of the individual pages.
You’ll also have some control over where your ads appear
and don’t appear with what’s called “placement targeting”.
You can actually pick and choose from websites you’d like
your ads to appear on, or not to appear on. For more on
placement targeting see http://tinyurl. com/5zwfy9
You can opt in to both search and content networks, or
just one.

At this point you’re probably thinking this is a lot to
learn. And you’re right - it is, but there are plenty of
online resources to help you such as:

Adwords Help Center
http://www.adwords. google.com/ support/

Adwords blog
http://adwords. blogspot. com/

Google is a powerful Internet giant and makes for
a mighty advertising partner. Make sure you harness
some of that muscle, and you too can become an
Internet force to be reckoned with.

Merle
“The Tricks to Paying for Clicks”
Learn everything you need to know about
pay-per-click search engines at….
http://www.PayPerCl ickResearch. com

Anyone may reprint this article as long as the sig line is kept
intact.

Thanks
———— ——— ——— ——— —

“The Fast-Track to Using Google Adwords”

By Merle http://www.PayPerCl ickResearch. com

Remember back when Al Gore allegedly said he “invented
the Internet?” Well, he didn’t, it was Google. Alright,
I’m kidding, but sometimes it does appear that way.
Google has consistently launched one killer application
after another, and they weren’t playing around when they
entered into the pay-per-click arena with their “Adwords”
program. Adwords is one of the largest online advertising
networks, reaching more than 80% of all Internet users.

So how does it work? You choose keywords/phrases
that are related to your products/services, write the
text ads that will be shown when someone performs
a search for your keywords, set a daily budget and
the cost you want to pay every time someone clicks
on your ad (C.P.C), and you’re ready to run. There
is no activation fee and no minimum monthly spend
amount.

Ads are called “sponsored links”, and appear along with
search results on Google, as well as other affiliated search
engines and “content sites” in the Google Network. This type
of keyword based advertising will help you to reach
a highly targeted audience quickly and easily.

Not only can you run text ads, but also image/animated
ads - even video. If you’re a beginner at pay-per-click
marketing, I would suggest you start out with text ads.
You’ll need to “learn to walk” before you run.

So what does a text ad look like? It consists of a 25
character headline, a description that is 2 lines of no
more than 35 characters, and what’s called a “display
url”. This url can reflect any domain you like because when
it is clicked upon, the browser will take them to your
“destination url”. This is set up behind the scenes and
does not appear in the ad itself.

A 3 line text ad might sound like a lot of room, but
it’s not. You’ve got a small area to make a huge
impact on the searcher and make them want to
click. Don’t underestimate the power of a well
written ad. If you don’t know a lot about how to
write “good copy”, I suggest you study up. You’ll
want to include what’s referred to as a “call to
action” somewhere in the description. You’ll also
want to include your keywords if possible in your
title and ad copy so they will appear in a bold font
when your ad is displayed. For help see:

http://www.google. com/adwords/ learningcenter/ text/18779. html

You also need to send them to the page that’s most
relevant to your ad copy. This page is called a “landing
page”, and you’ll want to make sure it converts. A
conversion happens when the visitor performs the
action you intended. For example, signs up for your
newsletter, buys your product, etc. With Adwords
conversion tracking you’ll be given a snippet of code
to paste on your web page wherever any conversion
takes place. For example, your thank you page. This
allows you to track how well your pages are converting.
You can also use Google Analytics. For more see

http://www.google. com/analytics/

Now that landing page load time is being factored into
“quality score”, you’ll also want to pay attention to your
page’s load time. Quicker is better. For more information
on this topic see….

http://tinyurl. com/4bsyaq

Now, let’s talk about keywords. The biggest mistake most
people make is choosing single keywords. You’re much
better off with two and three word combinations. For
example if you sell dog food, instead of targeting a
generic term like “dogs”, you’d be better off selecting
“dog food”. Remember, these keywords will be responsible
for triggering your ads to appear, so do your homework
and choose wisely. Targeting the wrong keywords can
be a very expensive lesson. For help in choosing keywords
use Google’s tool located at-

https://adwords. google.com/ select/KeywordTo olExternal

When setting up your keywords, you’ll also need to
choose what’s called a “match type”. Here are your
options:

1) Broad Match: The default setting. Searchers can
enter your keywords in any order and your ads
appear. Not the best option for targeted traffic.

2) Phrase Match: Your keywords must appear in
the exact order for your ads to appear. This is
more targeted than Broad Match.

3) Exact Match: This is the most targeted option.
The searcher must type in your key-phrase
exactly for your ads to appear.

4) Negative Match: You choose words you don’t
want your ads to appear for when searched upon. For
example, typing in the word “-free” would stop your ads
from appearing if someone typed that word before
your key-phrase.

So who decides which ads will appear at the top?
This is called “ad rank”. Ads with the highest ad
rank will appear at the top. Here’s the formula,
at least at this time as it’s always open to change.

Ad Rank=C.P.C. (cost per click) X Quality Score
To understand this formula you’ll need to know
what factors go into “quality score”.

Quality Score is determined by :

1) How relevant the keywords and ad copy
are to the search query.

2) “The historical Click-through rate of the
ad, and of the matched keyword on Google”.

3) It also includes your account history,
which looks at the click through rate of
your keywords and ads.

4) Landing page load time.
And, according to Google “other relevant factors”.

One tip to increase your ad rank is to increase your
cost per click, and improve your ad copy and keywords
in order to increase your quality score.

Ad ranking is determined slightly differently for the
search network compared to the content network.
For the content network it looks like this:

Ad Rank= Content Bid X Quality Score

What is the difference between the Content Network
and Search Network? Good question. I thought you’d
never ask. This is another option you’ll have to decide
upon when setting up your account. If you choose
“search sites”, your ads are displayed on search results
pages only. Google’s search network consists of:
AOL, Netscape, Earthlink, Compuserve, AT&T, Worldnet,
Ask.com, Shopping.com, Froogle and of course Google
itself.

If you choose for your ads to appear in the “content
network”, this includes community websites, online
publications and other information based sites that
choose to display Adwords ads. Partners in the content
network include sites such as: Google’s Gmail, About, Lycos,
NYTimes.com, Infospace, Reed Business, HowStuffWorks,
Business.com, Food Network, HGTV, MarthaStewart. com
and many other content based websites.

Ads are targeted to the content of the individual pages.
You’ll also have some control over where your ads appear
and don’t appear with what’s called “placement targeting”.
You can actually pick and choose from websites you’d like
your ads to appear on, or not to appear on. For more on
placement targeting see http://tinyurl. com/5zwfy9
You can opt in to both search and content networks, or
just one.

At this point you’re probably thinking this is a lot to
learn. And you’re right - it is, but there are plenty of
online resources to help you such as:

Adwords Help Center
http://www.adwords. google.com/ support/

Adwords blog
http://adwords. blogspot. com/

Google is a powerful Internet giant and makes for
a mighty advertising partner. Make sure you harness
some of that muscle, and you too can become an
Internet force to be reckoned with.

Merle
“The Tricks to Paying for Clicks”
Learn everything you need to know about
pay-per-click search engines at….
http://www.PayPerCl ickResearch. com

“greetings to all our comrades.
these words were spoken to all of you, as well. Be strong and fortify your hearts, all you who hope in God”

rabbi natan from breslev

his collected letters

la noche nos encircula,
nos abarca,
la noche es creacion divina
la noche es silenciosa
la noche es maravillosa,

la tarde aparece gris
la noche se acerca
cambios, desafios,

me registro en cada celula
en cada letra,

la calidad de vida
la luz y el amor

la torah y la creacion

sergio
toronto
1.5.08

el arbol
muestra en silencio
su nobleza
su crecimiento
su expansion

el arbol se detiene en el punto del cielo
en la raiz simple

cada rama expresa un pensamiento
una cancion de paz

contemplo su sonrisa
y su lenguage es generoso

sergio
toronto 1.5.08

solo con el Creador del Universo
en su palacio,
que es su cielo, su horizonte,
su sombra,
su bosque,

solo estudiando mis palabras,
mis sonidos,
casi la fiesta de Purim
preparacion, preparandonos
para la fiesta,
cotidiana , pasajera, de todos los dias,

solo en la noche, y las estrellas,
alumbrando este dialogo,

que pido? pido la fuerza para poder,
agradecer,
pido humidad, para reconocer
la grandeza de la Creacion, la grandeza del Creador

pido palabras de alabanzas para reconocer
este mundo donde nosotros somos un grano de arena
dentro del infinito caminar,

sergio
18.3.08

es una chispa de divinidad
es luz y fuerza

cada palabra
cruza todas las fronteras

cada palabra rompe la ilusion
de las barreras

cada palabra nos acerca al
Dios supremo y todo poderoso

cada cielo abre las puertas del
mundo que viene

cada palabra nos une al tzadik
su fuerza,
su poesia
su luz
fuente de inteligencia

sergio smilovich
toronto 18.3.08

ser pequenio
para saborear las grandezas del creador
del universo

sergio
18.3.08

ser arbol
para sentir las raices en la tierra
ser cielo
para que el corazon sienta la luz azul

ser montania
para ver las alturas del mundo

ser agua
para desparramarse por toda la tierra

sergio smilovich
toronto 18.3.08

historias del tiempo

un pequenio lago
en medio de verdes montanias

un libro
sobre la ladera
cubre de letras las distancias

el verbo
ser
es la continuidad
es la linea
el circulo
la luz

luz sin fin
en el lago se reflejan
los diferentes puntos

el silencio
unico
une el rezo
con el Creador

sergio toronto
noviembre 10, 2007

el sol amanece en cada historia
la historia se renueva en cada palabra
las letras se llenan de espiritu y almas
bajan del cielo
suben a los 7 paraisos

el agua desborda sabiduria
la letra yud es el fundamento
en el mundo que viene

la historia de 2 chicos que se conocieron
en primavera,
la arena se expande por todas las playas
por todos los oceanos

toronto
sergio
2.9.07

la vida
en circulos
el arbol
en vidas
la mano
que acaricia
y escribe
las nuevas melodias

el arco iris
del tiempo
y la montania
de fe
y amor

la paz del shabbat
y la luz divina
que nos envuelve
y nos llena
de conocimiento

toronto
1.9.07

la verdadera historia
es seguir el sendero de la inteligencia
el tzadik es el referente
nuestra conexion
la fuerza
el conocimiento de una fuerza superior
unica
mas alla de todo entendimiento humano
uno

31.8.07
sergio smilovich

ideas frescas
claras,

destellos
chispas que expanden
la alegria que abraza
la sonrisa

sergio
thornhill 8.1.07

simpleza
las ramas siempre estaran
conectadas con el arbol
la raiz, el tronco,
las hojas, las luces del viento

la musica entusiasta
en el circulo profundo
en el tiempo unico
creacion divina

el viento procesa
las palabras
las historias
la tierra

sergio
toronto 8.1.07

> You are obviously a great musician. ( : Do you do
> anything else ? Where do you live ?
>
> I am very much looking forward to your CD. ( :
>
> Namas’taye

lo que se trata es de convertir la oscuridad en luz

con el torrente y caudal de un rio luminoso
que baja con fuerza desde la montania al mundo
al tuyo

la lucha por la luz
la felicidad eterna
sergio
december 16,2006

9 diciembre
2006

el cielo rojo en el horizonte,
parece el silencio que se apaga
es el shabbat que termina,
que asciende,
que revela luz

sergio
5.10 pm

5.05 pm
el shabbat termina,
sol naranja, arboles rojos,
cielos azules,
vientos sagrados,
inspirar el aire sagrado
el horizonte
el sol cambia
el tiempo cambia
la armonia cambia
el arbol crece

sergio 9.12.06

“lo pequeño lo grande abarcan la realidad y la convierten en una sola esencia”

“solo miro el sol y me dejo llevar por la luz,
la luz que todo ilumina y abarca”

sergio
toronto 21 noviembre 2006

Hi Sergio,

You guys were great! Incredible!

Thank you very much.

I am sending your contact information to everyone at the party.

I am having Hannukah brunch party @11:30 am on the 17th of December and
would be delighted to
have you and your freind play.

Thanks,

Ron

—– Original Message —–
From: “sergio Schmilovich”
To: “Ronald Prosserman”

Thank you so much Sergio!

I can’t wait to have you at our event next year. So far I found someone in the audience who posted a video of one of your performances:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7udT9PfJUqo&feature=PlayList&p=C3B3D46F05DD9EF2&index=5
I’ll get you some more footage as it comes. Great job many people told me how good you were from the audience!

All the best,

- Michael Prosserman

Leave Out Violence Charity Board Member
Leave Out Violence @ York President
Hip Hop Away From Violence Founder and Coordinator

— antonio rossello
wrote:

>
RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
>
>
> ESPERO Q SUS HIJOS APRENDAN DE UD ESTAS 2 COSAS
>
> 1.- SOBREVIVIR EN 3 CULTURAS DIFERENTES INTENTANDO
> HACER LA SUYA
>
> 2.- APRETAR Y APRETAR HASTA LLEGAR A EXTRAER ALGO
> DE LAS PIEDRAS..
> UN ABRAZO Y TODO PARA ARRIBA
> HOY DEJE LAS MULETAS
> CAMINO CON BASTON POR 2 O 3 MWESES MAS
> UN BESO

toronto,
el bosque,
el frio que se instala,
la luz que se expande
sergio

disfruto viendo 11.11
es ver y sentir la unidad, la creacion unica,

el momento es unico e indivisible,

sergio

del libro 2
tratado sukkah

hoja 52, 24 octubre 2006
jeshvan 2, 5767

water-drawing celebration,
hundirse en las aguas,

para la liberacion

sergio

starbucks,
finale 2007 instalacion,
emunah, fe, siempre, chispas de divinidad por todos lados,
las vemos?

viernes,
5.41, me preparo para los rezos matinales,
gracias a dios estamos todos bien,
el grupo avanza, los temas ya estan seleccionados,
la musica es la unidad del tiempo
sergio

Hola Amig@s:

De regreso en Argentina, hacemos un pequeño recorrido, mostrando el documental “Poesía Extrema” y lanzando la revista Helios, ambas producciones de la Salamandra Negra Prod.

En este documental exponemos las opiniones de algunos poetas contemporáneos en las ciudades de Córdoba, Mendoza, Rosario y Buenos Aires( Alejandra Baldovin, Adriana Borga, Alicia Salinas, Mercedes Gómez de la Cruz, Osvaldo Aguirre, Laura Lobov, Rodolfo Edwards, Selva Dipasquale, María Muro, Silvia Zimmermann, Patricia Rodón, Rubén Valle y Fernando G, Toledo)

Música de Un Vagón y Sergio Smilovich.

La revista Helios dedica este número a dichos creadores, acompañados por otros poetas argentinos (Gerardo Foia, Julia Sarachu) y del mundo ( Roger Elmoznino, Ilona Martfoni) en sus tres lenguas tradicionales, inglés, francés y español.
Este proyecto es sin fines de lucro, la entrada y la revistas son gratuitas.

El lugar: La Cubana, Humberto Primo 817 a las 23h59 del viernes 20 de octubre del presente.

Inviten a sus amig@s, todos estan bienvenidos.

Omar Alexis

Art(e)&Communication
51 42 78 73 13
www.omaralexisonline.com