In one installment, he invents a repellent to keep the sinister Yetzer Hora at bay, complete with a catchy slogan: "Let us Shpray".
Family and friends, 372 strong, joined an exuberant hora at Cipriani 42nd Street, where the bride exchanged her scoop-necked traditional gown for a silver spangled flapper-style wedding dress by Jenny Packham.
One couple celebrates with a Mexican feast in Baja California; another dances the hora at Walt Disney World, wearing Mickey Mouse ears.
Photographs in the exhibit depict children dancing the hora at the Jewish Palestine Pavilion at the 1939 World's Fair in New York and at a displaced persons camp in Germany after World War II.
We were pre-pubescent teenagers then, swirling around the dance floor and getting high on the hora at my bat mitzvah party (or maybe it was just too much sugar from the dessert trolley) when we declared that we'd meet ten years later to the day to celebrate.
When the German university members did not respond favourably, he issued, in January 1409 at Kutná Hora (Kuttenberg), a decree reversing the university's traditional voting process, used to decide important issues.
Other important community spaces include Hora Extra BH, a regular meetup, Coolwork, a coworking office and Aceleradora, an accelerator.
"FAMILY DISCO DANCE: HORA! HORA! HORA!," a weekly series of afternoon dances, celebrates Rosh Hashana this weekend with traditional Jewish dances, Sunday at 5 p.m. in the upstairs ballroom at Jack Rose, Eighth Avenue and 47th Street, Clinton.
At our wedding, on top of a mountain near Santa Barbara, Calif., I danced the hora wearing a kilt.
While running Necropia, he worked regularly on "Hora Marcada," a Mexican homage to "The Twilight Zone".
