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UNDER COVER It is forbidden, writes the Shulchan Aruch, to enter a beis knesses with one’s head uncovered. At first glance, this seems simple enough. Covering one’s head — a concept with which we’re familiar — is a way to instill a small measure of seriousness, an awareness of the gravity of life and of the One looking down on us wherever we are and whatever we are engaged in. A bare head, on the other hand, carries with it a measure of carefree lightheadedness, and a lack of that seriousness. Upon closer inspection, though, this halacha seems somewhat perplexing. Why would the Shulchan Aruch need to specify that one may not enter a beis knesses bareheaded? Doesn’t the requirement to cover one’s head hold true wherever one is, no matter the setting? To answer this question, it is necessary to take a step back, turning to the earliest section of Shulchan Aruch, long before the laws of kedushas beis haknesses. There, when describing a person’s morning routine, the Shulchan Aruch writes: “V’lo yeilech arba amos b’gilui harosh — A person should not traverse four amos while his head is uncovered.” The wording is somewhat ambiguous. Is the Shulchan Aruch telling us that this is absolutely mandatory, or is he only describing what we should be doing, even though it is not an absolute obligation? The poskim are divided on this matter. The Mishnah Berurah cites both positions and advocates for the position that this is an obligation, while acknowledging[1] that
the letter of the law likely follows the opinion that it is only a proper mode of conduct.[2] To be clear, the discussion here is only regarding life in general, when one is not engaging Hakadosh Baruch Hu directly. If, however, one is actively engaged in a matter of kedusha such as reciting a bracha or tefillah, all agree that a head covering is mandatory. Today, the vast majority of our kehillos assume head coverings as a given part of our basic dress. Indeed, a clearly observant Jewish male walking around with a bare head generally raises eyebrows. Historically, there have been kehillos across the globe that did not naturally dress this way. Among many German and Sephardic communities, the practice was generally to cover one’s head only in a beis knesses or when engaged in tefillah, Torah or other matters of kedusha. These kehillos followed the opinion that as a general conduct, head coverings are not mandated, but are a strongly urged ideal. As they did not see this as absolute law, there was allowance based on circumstance, be it local anti-Jewish sentiment or other, to not insist on this conduct. It is worth noting that regardless of original reasoning, at this point the practice has gained widespread de facto acceptance, and as such, may have the status of minhag[3]. This would mean that unless one belongs specifically to a kehillah where head covering is not the norm, one cannot simply choose to stop wearing a head covering and claim reliance on those kehillos. Now, returning to the question of why the beis knesses gets special mention: According to those who rule that covering one’s head is generally recommended but not mandatory, the distinction of a beis knesses becomes clear. Unlike other areas, the beis knesses is the home of Hakadosh Baruch Hu and has an elevated status. Within these walls, a head covering is certainly mandatory. According to those who rule that a head covering is universally mandated, what distinction does a beis knesses hold? These poskim point to the specific wording of the Shulchan Aruch: The universally applied law requires a covering when traversing four amos. What about less than that, such as walking a mere foot or two? Here, the status of a beis knesses comes into play. While a head covering is generally not required for movement of less than four amos, due to the exalted nature of a beis knesses, a covering is required even
for the most minimal movements.[4] Let’s take a practical example: You’re standing in shul, having just completed Shacharis. A fellow mispallel, beginning his daily carpool dash, accidentally knocks into you and sends your yarmulke flying, causing it to land two feet away. As mentioned, many maintain that in a beis knesses, even minimal movement with an uncovered head is forbidden. What now? If someone is standing nearby, asking for assistance would likely be the simplest solution. Another solution would be to raise your arm and use your shirt or jacket sleeve as an improvised yarmulke. As far as placing your own hand or arm directly on your head — although for standard scenarios, such as walking around one’s home or other, one can rely on this — when in a beis knesses (or reciting a davar shebikedusha), using your own hand is insufficient. Interestingly, having a second person place his hand on your head is generally[5] an acceptable option.[6] Then again, you could just as well ask him to pick up your yarmulke… Rabbi Elias is a maggid shiur at the Yeshiva Gedola of Hampstead in Montreal, Canada. Rabbi Elias’ daily halacha/parsha shiur, given at the Agudah of Montreal, is available at www.TorahDownloads.com. For questions or comments, you can write to collectedaudio@gmail.com.
]1[ לשונו בסימן ב' נוטה לצד חיוב אך במ"ב ובביה"ל בסי' צא' משמע היטב דנקט דהוה מדת חסידות וגם מה שחילק בין הליכה לאמירת דברים שבקדושה לענין אם מועיל לכסות בידו מורה שבהליכה בעלמא אין חיוב מדינא
The Mishnah Berurah points out that this debate centers only on wearing a covering as a freestanding concept in its own right. However, if one lives in an area where non-Jews have a specific insistence on going bareheaded when showing respect, it would likely invoke the commandment of b’chukoseihem lo seileichu, requiring us to stand apart in distinction from their way of life, thereby making a head covering obligatory, not only d’Rabbanan, but actually d’Oraisa. While most of Western society today leaves their heads uncovered as a matter of taste rather than insistence, and this would not apply, up here in Quebec there is an absolute societal insistence on removing head coverings when standing before a judge or the like — and as such, this halacha would likely apply.
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The Mishnah Berurah cites the Peri Megadim's opinion that this solution is adequate only when indoors. Suppose one was at the Kosel, where the lower portion of the plaza is dedicated for tefillah and has kedushas beis knesses. If standing in the covered portion of the Kosel area, using a friend's hand would work. If standing in the open-air section, however, one should avoid relying on this solution.
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[6] The issue with using a hand is that the hand and head are essentially one entity, and it cannot be said that something is covered when its only covering is itself. Using a friend's hand or one's own sleeve would avoid this issue and would certainly be acceptable.
IN SUMMATION: 1. It is obligatory to cover one’s head when in a beis knesses. This is true regardless of whether one is engaged in tefillah or not; the very nature of the space creates the requirement. According to many poskim, this obligation holds true even when sitting in place or moving minimal distances of less than four amos. 2. If necessary, one may use a sleeve to cover one’s head. Using one’s own hand, though adequate for walking outside of a beis knesses, is not sufficient within a beis knesses. A friend’s hand, however, works even when in a beis knesses.
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Summonses Retracted as Jewish-Owned Red-Zone Businesses Unfairly Fined With enforcement agents swarming Brooklyn’s red zone on the prowl for violations, at least two reports surfaced last week of businesses whose erroneous summonses were retracted thanks to the intervention of local elected officials and others. Boro Park 24 reported that Boro Park Lumber was slapped with a “statement of charges” from the Department of Health on October 20 for being opened illegally in a red zone. It was revoked hours later, with the Department of Health issuing a letter saying that the store is considered an essential business and was therefore permitted to be open. A thank you posted by Boro Park Lumber recognized Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein, Rabbi Berish Freilich, Tzvi Weill of Flatbush Shomrim, Pinny Ringel of the New York City Mayor’s Office, Yanky Meyer of Misaskim, Barry Spitzer of Community Board 12, Chaskel Bennett and Yoel Landau for their efforts. Just one day later, the owner of Mixed Greens, a kosher cafe on Coney Island Avenue and Avenue V, filmed a health inspector writing out a summons for keeping his doors open, even though he was only offering food for takeout. The video went viral after City Councilman Chaim Deutsch posted it on social media and VIN News reported that Deutsch contacted both Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Department of Health to clarify
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the matter, but to no avail, a situation that he found both baffling and frustrating. “I have three zip codes in [the] red zone,” said Deutsch. “You would think they would be calling me every day to see what they can do to get the numbers down.” Deutsch was one of many who made a point of supporting Mixed Greens by stopping in to pick up an order the next day. Elan Kornblum, whose magazine Great Kosher Restaurants highlights kosher eateries, shared pictures on social media of orders that came into Mixed Greens from hundreds of miles away. One was a $50 order for 20 bagels with cream cheese that said, “I live in Arkansas and won’t be picking up. Just want to help out. Keep up the good fight.” Diedra Burke of Minnesota placed a $165 order for three large iced coffees, two large iced lattes, three bagels with cheese omelets, and two tuna supremes, asking that the food be given to passersby who looked like they needed a good breakfast. “I can’t do much from Minnesota, but I can brighten five New Yorkers’ day by surprising them with breakfast and helping Mixed Greens a little while I’m at it,” wrote Burke on social media, adding, “Happy to help!” Like the Boro Park Lumber violation, Mixed Greens’ summons was also removed. Deutsch has spared no words for the harsh manner in which inspections have been conducted with a selective focus on the Jewish community, noting that children have been frightened by their tactics and that the city has been drafting employees from various agencies to do inspections. Many of them, said Deutsch, are completely misinformed of the actual regulations in effect. “It is unconscionable that the city and state are continuing to harass small business owners, already struggling to survive due to the COVID shutdowns,” observed Deutsch. “Thousands of businesses have been forced to permanently shut their doors, and many others are on the brink. Instead of the local government directing resources to support these businesses, they are instead pursuing bogus violations and petty fines against them. Shameful and despicable behavior from local agencies.” Deutsch is offering to help others who have been unfairly ticketed and can be reached at cdeutsch@council.nyc.gov or at his office at 718-368-9176.
Polls Remain Open in Lockdown Areas on Election Day Despite the ongoing lockdowns that have schools, shuls and nonessential businesses shuttered in areas designated as COVID-19 cluster zones, polls throughout the state will remain open on Election Day, according to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s office. Governor Andrew Cuomo was asked about voting in red
zones on a Thursday conference call with reporters. Cuomo adviser Beth Garvey said voting is considered an essential activity, describing it as a constitutional right, reported Spectrum News Early voting began on October 24 and continues through November 1 with social distancing and sanitation guidelines in effect. Polling sites are open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on October 29; 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 30; and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on November 1. Voters can only cast their ballots at their assigned early voting site, which can be determined by visiting findmypollsite.vote.nyc or by calling the New York City Board of Elections at 212-487-5400.
Changes Coming to Out-of-State Quarantine Requirements? With high COVID-19 rates earning nearly every state in the country a spot on Governor Andrew Cuomo’s quarantine list, a potential plan has been floated to lift the fourteen-day quarantine for anyone arriving from affected areas. Cuomo suggested at a press conference last week that he is considering dropping the fourteen-day quarantine order and replacing it with rapid coronavirus testing, saying that enforcement has been very difficult, according to Democrat and Chronicle. “Better than time, you should use testing,” said Cuomo. “They have rapid tests that are very quick. It’s smarter to use testing than it is to just set timelines.” As of last week, 43 states and territories met New York’s criteria for inclusion on the quarantine list by having a minimum of ten average daily COVID-10 cases per 100,000 residents over the previous seven days or a 10% rate of positive cases. New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania have all met that threshold but were exempted from the list, with Cuomo discouraging all nonessential travel to those states while simultaneously acknowledging that it was nearly impossible and economically dangerous to close off travel completely.
Enough With the Stereotypes, Says Brooklyn Democrats After Satmar Wedding Joke Fed up with stereotypes and mistruths perpetuated by the media, Duvy Schwartz, a committee member representing Brooklyn’s 48th Assembly District, took advantage of an opportunity to enlighten his colleagues about the chasidic community’s response to the pandemic. VIN News reported that when Schwartz was not present for a roll call at a Zoom meeting last Monday night, another member of the committee jokingly explained his absence by saying he was at a “10,000-man wedding,” referring to last week’s Satmar wedding in Williamsburg. Schwartz, who was late to the meeting because he had gone to buy diapers for his baby since his wife had been home all day with their
two children in keeping with the red-zone lockdowns, heard about the comment from a few other members of the committee. “I understand that every community has bad apples, but I do know that I missed two funerals of relatives of mine, so I don’t think whoever made the joke was appropriate to include me in a 10,000-man wedding that didn’t even take place,” said Schwartz. Holding up a disposable blue face mask as he spoke, Schwartz said that he had grown weary of hearing that chassidim don’t wear masks. “I don’t know what the media is telling you, but I follow rules,” added Schwartz. The committee member apologized immediately to Schwartz, who noted that he understood that no malice had been intended. “This quip came after days and days that we are on the receiving line of baseless attacks by the media and authorities,” explained Schwartz. “We are being besmirched, mostly without any basis. It just boiled over and the pain for my community busted. We are law-abiding citizens, not media fodder.”
Cuomo Offers First Glimpse of Potential Vaccine Distribution Schedule With the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine drawing ever closer, Governor Andrew Cuomo floated a potential timetable for distribution of the long-awaited vaccine. According to the governor, vaccines would be prioritized at three different levels, with those living in areas with high infection rates inoculated ahead of those in locations where COVID-19 is less prevalent in each category. Those at high risk for contracting the virus and essential health care workers would be first to receive the vaccine, followed by those at lower risk and other essential workers. The third phase would include the general population. Cuomo has made it abundantly clear that vaccinations could only happen with his approval. Spectrum News reported that Cuomo dismissed Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plans for distributing vaccines within New York City. “This locality says they’re going to do this,” said Cuomo. “This locality says they’re going to do this. Localities have no legal jurisdiction. That’s the law. The states are going to be responsible for administering the vaccine.” The governor has also repeatedly said that any vaccine approved by the federal government would also have to be approved by the state. “Frankly, I’m not going to trust the federal government’s opinion and I wouldn’t recommend [it] to New Yorkers based on the federal government’s opinion,” said Cuomo. “We’re going to put together our own review committee headed by the Department of Health to review the vaccine, and I’m appointing a committee that is going to come up with a vaccine distribution and implementation plan on how we will do it. New York’s response to COVID has been a model for this country, and we should also be the model vaccination program for the country.”
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Chezky is beginning to show symptoms of OCD, and his restlessness is at an all-time high.
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Back home, I call everyone I know, searching for someone anyone - who might have the answers I need. With no information forthcoming, we try a fermented food diet and then a gluten-free diet. But the tics are more severe than ever, and the diets don't seem to help much, so we give up on that tactic, too. I'm at a dead end. My son is suffering. His siblings want their old Chezky back. His Rebbi has been kind and patient throughout the ordeal, but he's at a loss dealing with a nine-year-old who hasn't learned steadily for nearly a year. That's it, I resolve. I must put an end to this. I dive into the research again and come across a story about a mother whose child experienced a similar ordeal. Excited and hopeful, I reach out to her to find out what method she used to heal her child. "It's called the Raindrop Technique," she explains over the phone. This method involves using essential oils and massages to reduce inflammation and kill viruses and bacteria in the spine. I purchase the oils and later that week, begin the regimen. The improvement is instant! I can hardly believe the transformation that’s happening before my eyes. After the first treatment, Chezky calms down significantly. Diligently, I apply the treatments and become familiar with the oils’ and massages’ healing properties. Within two months, Chezky is entirely symptom-free. Our beloved Chezky is back! It's now five years later. With Hashem's help, Chezky hasn't experienced a single flare-up. We put the matter to rest, glad that it's all behind us. And then I get a phone call. My aunt is on the line, asking me about Chezky's PANDAS experience. One of her kids is exhibiting symptoms, and she needs guidance. I launch into an impassioned speech about the Raindrop Technique and how much it helped us. "If it helped you this much," she says," why aren't you helping others find this incredible cure?" She's right, I realize. And Imbue was born. At our center, we use a potent combination of aromatherapy and massage therapy to gently bring our clients back to health. With the help of our certified practitioners, we've helped many children by using the Raindrop Technique. Today we operate two locations, one in Boro Park and one in Williamsburg. Our office phone continually rings with people asking questions about various ailments. We do our best to help guide them in finding the antidote for their pain and suffering. Over time, we've fine-tuned and customized our services. We digitally scan each patient to correctly match them with the oils that they need most. The significant results are a welcome reprieve for our clients. Many of them have been searching for a cure for a long while. One of our clients had kidney surgery scheduled. She came to Imbue for treatment, saying that she has nothing to lose. After a month of treatment, her scans came back completely cleared, and her surgery was BH canceled! The Raindrop Technique has helped many. If you or anyone you know is suffering and in pain, give Imbue a call at 718.666.3963 or email us at info@imbueny.com. We'll help guide you to a complete recovery.
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Recap: Elisheva and Blumi become fast friends. After receiving the address of Edo’s orphanage from Ulush, Gustav travels from his orphanage in Yerushalayim to Bnei Brak to give Edo the information about his uncles. Upon seeing Edo from afar, however, he chickens out and leaves the place. He decides to try finding Edo’s uncles on his own, with the hope that they will get to Edo without Gustav having to be visibly involved at all. Gustav’s counselor looked at the trembling boy standing before him. “I am very surprised at you…” he said quietly. “To disappear like that for a whole day? Do you have any idea how much we searched for you yesterday?” “I had to,” Gustav whispered. “I knew you wouldn’t let me go.” “And we do let you leave without permission?” the counselor asked logically. Gustav was quiet. His eyes glistened, and the counselor didn’t know if he was about to let loose. That’s what it looked like, even though until then Gustav had always been a refined, obedient boy. But Gustav remained silent; only his eyelids trembled a bit. “Where did you go?” “I rode…” Gustav said. “You rode? On a bus?” A nod. “Where to?” “Bnei Brak.” “Where did you have money from?” “From Friday’s candy money.” “So you needed to save up for three weeks.” “No, I asked four boys for their money.” The counselor’s eyes narrowed. “You
just asked them? And they agreed to give it to you?” “I promised to do all kinds of things for them in exchange.” “Like what?” “Washing dishes instead of them, cleaning their rooms, taking notes for them in class…” “That is not alright at all, but let’s leave that for a moment. What did you go for? What were you looking for in Bnei Brak?” The sheen in the boy’s eyes dimmed somewhat, and Gustav leaned against the wall. He looked a bit pale, almost white. “Do you feel okay?” the counselor asked, even as he suspected it was a charade. “No.” The boy was shaking violently now. “I’m terribly cold.” For three days, Gustav continued to claim that he was terribly cold. But when his temperature was taken, there did not seem to be any logical reason for the sudden chill that had overtaken him. But on the fourth day, visitors to the small infirmary in the orphanage no longer suspected a charade. The boy’s temperature had gone up at night, and he was shaking from the cold, even when covered with a pile of blankets.
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“Severe pneumonia,” the nurse said compassionately. “I had it once before,” the boy whispered. “His lungs are weak,” Dr. Wabronsky told the worried orphanage director, who had come down to the infirmary. Gustav did not know if they had heard him. “I’m not sure he can withstand it…” Did that mean he would die? The first time he had been sick, the paper had been destroyed, and the names of Edo’s uncles had been erased. What would happen now, if he himself would die? The nurse approached with a thermometer and a cup of tea. Gustav refused to swallow even one sip. He closed his eyes weakly, allowing his thoughts to carry him back to those long-ago days in the Jewish hospital in Bratislava. Ulush Cohen had been there with him, he remembered. She had also given him tea, and she had also looked at him with very sad eyes. He coughed, and the nurse pulled the spoon back. “Yosef Ludmir.” He tried to utter the words. As it was, his hacking cough cut him off every few seconds. “Tell him. Yosef Ludmir. Ludmir. From… I don’t remember the street.” He wheezed again. “In Bratislava… number ten. That is the name. Yosef Lud… Lud… Ludmir.” The director of the orphanage, who was standing at the door and talking to Dr. Wabronsky, turned his head toward Gustav and the nurse. “What did he say?” he asked. The nurse glanced at the boy. “A name.” “Yosef Ludmir,” the boy murmured again, a glassy sheen covering his eyes. “We need to find…” “Ludmir from Bratislava? Is that his real name?” “I don’t think so,” the nurse said. “He wasn’t talking about
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himself. Maybe he means that he wants to find this Yosef Ludmir.” ***** “Elisheva? We’re in Bnei Brak. Can I come over?” Devorah glanced at her mother, whose eyes were darting around in alarm. “Who’s on the phone?” she mouthed.
“Batsheva didn’t come to Eretz Yisroel this time; her parents came alone.” Elisheva took a deep breath and looked around. Everything looked okay, more or less. The kitchen and dining room were clean, and all she could do was hope that Blumi Hartstein would not want a tour of the other rooms. She didn’t. Or if she did, she didn’t say anything.
The first time he had been sick, the paper had been destroyed, and the names of Edo’s uncles had been erased. What would happen now, if he himself would die? Her mother didn’t answer her. “Yes, yes,” she said hastily into the phone, and then passed a hand across her forehead. “But my husband isn’t here right now.” “Oh, of course; I’m only talking about myself. So I’ll be over in a short while, okay?” “Why didn’t you ask her what a ‘short while’ means?” Devorah asked, as she whizzed around the house with the broom. It was actually quite clean, but not very neat. After lunch, the little ones had spread out on the floor with the latest circulars, sheets of paper, glue and scissors, and had made projects whose detritus now littered the entire floor. “And why didn’t she bring her daughter Batsheva with her?” Not that Devorah knew the daughter, but she was quite familiar with her mother’s friend’s stories about her youngest child. Blumi had wanted to know if any of Elisheva’s daughters were Batsheva’s age, because maybe they would want to be pen pals with each other. Devorah and Riki — and honestly, Batsheva too — had not been very enamored with the idea, and it never panned out.
“What a lovely house!” she said as she sat on the sofa, ramrod-straight. “And the balcony… what a view you have from here! It’s wonderful. Those are the Judean and Samarian Hills over there, aren’t they? Oh, thank you, dear.” She smiled at Devorah, who was serving cold water and some slices of yeast cake. “The visibility is very good today, so we can see the mountains in the distance. It doesn’t happen often.” Elisheva sat down beside her. She hadn’t rested today after work, but what could she do? It was better that Blumi was here now, when the boys were still in cheder and the house was relatively quiet. Blumi could have asked to come during suppertime or bedtime, and that really would have been difficult. “You can put a curtain here,” Blumi suggested. “My daughters bought me new curtains for my last birthday, and I enjoy them so much. Something beautiful in green and maroon would work well in this area.” She studied the glass doors with her head tilted to the side. “And it would also match your couch.” “That’s true,” Elisheva said,
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looking at the soft tones of mauve and maroon of her new couch. “I don’t know whether you’d be able to find that kind of fabric in Eretz Yisroel, though. Maybe I’ll send you some from London. The type that I’m thinking of comes out to about eight hundred shekels a meter, if I’m not mistaken. I’ll check for you.” “Thanks, but really, it’s all right.” Elisheva smiled. “I’ll let my daughters find a birthday present for me on their own. I think that if they’d want to buy me curtains, there are plenty of pretty fabrics here that they could choose from.” “Yes, you’ve got some good stores here, as well,” Blumi agreed. “But it will be more expensive, from the prices I’ve seen.” “We can buy ready-made curtains, too.” Elisheva suppressed a smile, wondering what Devorah and Riki were thinking as they watched their mother sit down on a random afternoon with a plate of cake, discussing couches, curtains, fabrics and stores… But her guest was already onto the next subject: the floors. Very cultural conversation, to be sure. “So the floor was already in when you got the apartment,” Blumi murmured. “That’s what you told me, right?” “That’s right,” Elisheva affirmed. “It’s good marble. Very high quality. Interesting.” “Interesting?” “When you told me that you won this apartment at a Chinese auction, I didn’t expect to see something so large, and you know, I understand these kinds of things.” She gave a wry smile. “Your simplicity, Elisheva, which I love so much, also shines through. But this apartment is very luxurious, just so you know.” Elisheva had half a mind to ask where Blumi was seeing this simplicity that she was referring to, but then, through the glass,
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curtain-less doors to the porch, she caught sight of the row of well-used bikes and riding toys. She glanced at the table, with the glue stains peeking through the holes of the lace tablecloth, and at the new chairs they had bought. Comfortable, durable, wooden chairs, but certainly nothing close to Blumi’s standards. And she relaxed. “I don’t know what to tell you,”
questions… I don’t have any answers.” “Who had told you that you won?” “Someone from U’shemartem.” “Were you at their office?” “No, we had to go to a lawyer’s office.” “Interesting. Which lawyer?” “I forgot his name,” Elisheva said ruefully. “The office was on
This was Blumi Hartstein, her new friend. So why did she feel like she was being questioned by the police? Blumi said. “But I am familiar with the U’shemartem organization. We’ve donated to them a few times, and we visited their main office. They have resources, of course, but I don’t remember that this was the standard of apartments that they usually raffled off.” “So what is the standard?” Blumi pondered the question for a moment, and Elisheva suddenly realized that this was the first time since she had become acquainted with this woman that she was not getting an immediate answer from Blumi. “I don’t know,” she said finally. “Maybe they grew a bit in the last few years. They’re the type to give a nice, large apartment, painted well, and with a voucher for furniture. But such a beautiful kitchen is unusual, as are the marble floors and the large amount of credit for furnishings. Do you see what I’m saying?” “Yes.” “And besides, it makes the most sense for the apartment to be in Yerushalayim, no? Why Bnei Brak?” “We also wondered about all these questions,” Elisheva said slowly. “Nu?” “And we were left with the
Ben-Pesachya Street. What was his name? It was a short name — that much I remember…” “Was a representative of the organization there too?” Blumi asked. Elisheva leaned back. No, she was not under interrogation. This was Blumi Hartstein, her new friend. So why did she feel like she was being questioned by the police? “Yes, of course.” “What was his name?” “Aharon Moshe Weil. He’s the one whose signature is on their letters and catalogs and everything. I think he’s the deputy chairman or something.” “Interesting. And did they take photos of you?” If Blumi would say, “Interesting” one more time, she would scream. “They took pictures with my husband, but he only agreed to that on the condition that it would be just for their records and not be publicized.” The interrogator didn’t say anything, and her phone rang just then. “Hello?” she said, and continued in rapid-fire English. Elisheva just sat there, trying to collect her composure, which was now completely in tatters. To be continued...
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wearing and social distancing. Biden said he would not shut down the country but rather set policy based on scientists’ and epidemiologists’ advice. He argued that a proper economic recovery could not transpire before the virus is tamed. The president responded that Biden’s approach would inevitably shut down the economy and cause financial harm. He defended the approach of his administration in securing PPE and attaining ventilators. The president highlighted his administration’s work on therapeutics and vaccine development. The president also insisted that he quickly shut down travel to China when the virus first broke out. Biden’s approach to COVID-19 focuses primarily on halting the virus’s spread while the president’s strategy focuses on attempting to get the country back to normal and preventing economic damage. HEALTH CARE: President Trump promised to replace
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mance and showed that he had a clear command of the issues. Both candidates had the performance that they needed to have. Trump showed that he could be presidential and made a case for reelection based on policy. Biden showed that he is not the frail, confused older man his opponents attempt to make him out to be. Both candidates checked the boxes they had to check, and there were no obvious gaffes or mess-ups. The viewership for the second debate dropped to 63 million, down from the 73 million that watched the first debate. The result was considered pretty much a draw, and it is unlikely that it will significantly impact the political environment in either direction.
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INGREDIENTS 1 cup mini elbow macaroni 1 lb. ground meat 2 T. olive oil, divided 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 onion, diced 3 carrots, peeled and diced 2 stalks celery, diced 1 cup chicken broth (or 1 tsp. chicken consomme and 1 cup boiling water) 7 cups water 2 beef tomatoes, diced 1 can (16 oz.) tomato sauce 1 tsp. dried basil 1 tsp. dried oregano ½ tsp. thyme (optional) Kosher salt and ground black pepper, to taste 1 can (15 oz.) red kidney beans, drained and rinsed DIRECTIONS 1. In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook pasta according to package instructions. Drain well and set aside. 2. Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in a large pot. Add ground meat and cook until browned, making sure to crumble it. Set aside. 3. Add remaining tablespoon of oil to your pot, and add garlic, onion, carrots and celery. Cook, stirring occasionally, until tender, about 3 to 4 minutes. 4. Whisk in chicken broth, water, diced tomatoes, tomato sauce, ground meat, basil, oregano and thyme. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. 5. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, until vegetables are tender, about 30 minutes. 6. Stir in pasta and beans until heated through
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CAULIFLOWER SOUP This best-ever cauliflower soup is simple and delicious. A creamy, hearty and wonderfully cozy soup for those chilly nights.
INGREDIENTS 4 T. margarine or oil 4 cloves garlic, minced 2 onions, diced 4 carrots, peeled and diced 4 stalks celery, diced 30 oz. frozen cauliflower, roughly chopped 2 bay leaves (optional, but adds great flavor) ½ cup all-purpose flour 8 cups chicken broth (or 8 tsp. chicken consomme and 8 cups boiling water) 2 cups almond milk or coffee creamer Kosher salt and ground black pepper, to taste DIRECTIONS 1. In a 6-quart pot, melt margarine or oil over a medium-high flame. Add garlic, onion, carrots and celery. Cook, stirring occasionally, until tender. 2. Stir in cauliflower and bay leaves. Cook, stirring occasionally, until barely crisp-tender. 3. Whisk in flour until lightly browned, about 1 minute. Gradually whisk in chicken broth and almond milk. Cook, whisking constantly until slightly thickened. 4. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer until cauliflower is tender, about 20 minutes. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Serve with warm garlic bread.
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BUTTERNUT SQUASH SOUP 70 / THE BORO PARK VIEW / October 28, 2020 www.thebpview.com / 718.408.8770
BUTTERNUT SQUASH SOUP Butternut squash and cool weather go together like they were made for each other — which, really, they were.
INGREDIENTS 1 large butternut squash (about 3 pounds), halved vertically and deseeded 1 T. olive oil, plus more for drizzling Salt and pepper, divided ½ cup (about 1 large bulb) chopped shallot 4 garlic cloves, pressed or minced 1 tsp. maple syrup 3–4 cups vegetable broth, as needed (or 3–4 tsp. chicken consomme and 3–4 cups boiling water) 1–2 T. margarine, to taste Roasted sunflower seeds (optional) DIRECTIONS 1. Preheat the oven to 425°, and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Place the butternut squash in the pan and drizzle each half with just enough olive oil to lightly coat the squash on the inside (about ½ teaspoon each). Rub the oil over the insides of the squash, and sprinkle it with salt and pepper. 2. Turn the squash facedown and roast until it is tender and completely cooked through, about 40 to 50 minutes (don’t worry if the skin or flesh browns — that’s good for flavor). Set the squash aside until it’s cool enough to handle. 3. Meanwhile, in a large soup pot, warm 1 tablespoon olive oil over medium heat until it shimmers. Add the chopped shallot and 1 teaspoon salt. Cook, stirring often, until the shallot has softened and is starting to turn golden at the edges, about 3 to 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute, stirring frequently. 4. Use a large spoon to scoop the butternut squash into your pot. Discard the tough skin. Add the maple syrup and a few pinches of ground black pepper. Pour in 3 cups of vegetable broth. 5. Using an immersion blender, blend on high. Stop once the soup is ultra-creamy and warmed through. You can garnish the soup with some toasted sunflower seeds when serving.
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EGG DROP SOUP 72 / THE BORO PARK VIEW / October 28, 2020 www.thebpview.com / 718.408.8770
EGG DROP SOUP This restaurant-style egg drop soup recipe only takes about fifteen minutes to make and tastes even better than the restaurant version!
INGREDIENTS 9 cups chicken broth (or 3 T. chicken consomme and 9 cups boiling water) 3 T. cornstarch 6 T. cold water 3 large eggs, lightly beaten 2 scallions, sliced DIRECTIONS 1. In a 6-quart pot, bring broth to a boil over medium heat. Combine cornstarch and water until smooth. Gradually stir into broth. 2. Bring to a boil. Cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. 3. Reduce heat. Drizzle beaten eggs into hot broth, stirring constantly. 4. Remove from heat. Stir in some scallions.
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My heart began to thrum with worry. Three of his knuckles were swollen to double their size. The dirty dishes and Magna-Tiles strewn all over the floor faded into the background. What was wrong with my child? It was during the mayhem of supper-bath-bedtime when my elevenyear-old son Shimmy approached me, a glimmer of worry in his blue eyes. “Ma, my knuckles are stiff,” he complained. I was stirring the soup absentmindedly when I took a look and stopped. The sight of his swollen knuckles got me nervous. They just didn’t look right. Our pediatrician checked it out and advised us to wait a bit before doing anything drastic. “Maybe they’re just bruised; give his fingers a chance to heal.” But the next few days found the swelling spreading to Shimmy’s other hand, and our feeling of unease intensified. It was uncomfortable and strange and really getting in the way. We had to get to the root of the issue. Shimmy was tested for strep and Lyme disease, but all the bloodwork came back negative. Confusion and anxiety hung over us like a heavy storm cloud. Our next step was a top rheumatologist in Columbia Hospital. As we entered, I hoped this visit would provide the answer we so desperately sought for my child in pain, but I couldn’t have imagined the dreary diagnosis.
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After checking Shimmy’s fingers, the rheumatologist lifted her eyes to look at us, as if weighing her words. C’mon, tell us already! I thought impatiently. “We will have to do a lot of bloodwork to be sure,” she stated, “but it looks to me like serious juvenile arthritis. This can come from stress or heart problems…” The doctor continued listing information and statistics, but I tuned her out. Arthritis? It couldn’t be! Her voice was impassioned as she prepared ten (ten!) vials to take blood from my son’s skinny arm. “It won’t get better; we can only work to keep it under control.” As my heart thudded in alarm, she declared that the arthritis would likely spread to Shimmy’s feet, leading to trouble with walking in addtion to writing. Unfortunately, steroids and other strong medications with long-lasting effects would be our only option to keep this monster at bay. We left the rheumatologist’s office feeling terrified. I looked at my son, his blond head lowered. How could it be? He had been so healthy and full of life just mere days ago. Now we were waiting in the dark for a diagnosis that might change his life forever. We were also directed to a cardiologist, in whose office Shimmy lay, pale as a puppet, while an EKG was performed, belying the exuberance he’d displayed just a week before. It was late that night when I poured out my worries to my best sounding boards, aka my dear sisters. One of them piped up and asked, “Dina, why don’t you try Sar-
WHAT IS THE SARNO METHOD? Dr. John Sarno was a wellknown specialist in rehabilitation medicine during the late 1900s. He came up with a revolutionary concept that would transform thousands of lives. He believed that a person’s brain uses pain to distract them from experiencing and dealing with negative emotions. We may not want to think about the fact that we hate our job or are struggling with money, so we focus on our physical pain instead. This can then manifest itself in a variety of debilitating symptoms, including chronic back pain, gastrointestinal issues and fibromyalgia. Dr. Sarno also believed that pain is caused by decreased oxygen and blood flow to muscles and nerves, and that the brain keeps the oxygen away to create that pain. He called this “tension myoneural syndrome,” or TMS. He believed that most people could conquer their discomfort simply by recognizing its psychosomatic roots and then acting upon that knowledge. Therefore, he encouraged his patients to keep a journal or seek therapy that would enable them to have a clearer understanding of their repressed emotions. Once they accepted and worked on these hidden troubles, he said, their pain would magically disappear. Another novel piece of advice he gave for back pain was to resume all physical activity. As a reminder, Dr. Sarno stated, “It is important to see a medical professional before starting this treatment approach to rule out any serious medical condition.” Although there were many naysayers who ridiculed him at first, his idea gained huge popularity over the years, as patients worldwide thanked Sarno for giving them a new lease on life after all else had failed. Research has established a concrete mind-body connection, with effective techniques offering faster and complete relief for stress-related medical issues. Channeling your brain to overcome your pain can change your life.
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no’s method?” (See sidebar for more details.) “For arthritis?” My voice was unsure. We had grown up with belief in the “Sarno system,” and it had actually entered my mind as a solution — but I’d quickly dismissed it, thinking it wouldn’t help in Shimmy’s case. Our introduction to this technique came when my father underwent back surgery for a slipped disc, only to have the agony return full force a couple of years later. He was introduced to Sarno’s method at the time, actually meeting the doctor in person, and had never looked back. Later, he found out that the majority of backaches, unless there are other symptoms involved, are the outcome of suppressed emotions and stress. Now I looked at the inky-black sky dotted with shining stars. We would try this. We had to try this. I yearned to see the glow back in Shimmy’s eyes.
After checking Shimmy’s fingers, the rheumatologist lifted her eyes to look at us, as if weighing her words. I had heard of a kind chassidish man named Mr. Illowitz, who had thrown himself into helping people reach recovery through the steps Dr. Sarno established. Mr. Illowitz had set up a telephone line, where for $99 one could listen to clear and detailed explanations of the method in Yiddish or English. There were also teleconferences every few weeks, homework to guide listeners further, and a “statement” to recite. I reached out to Mr. Illowitz, and to my surprise, he emphatically directed us to go for it, arthritis and all. He was confident that with this and our tefillos, Shimmy’s symptoms would soon be gone. The only obstacle was that the program was geared to ages twelve and up, and my son was eleven. Still, I knew that Shimmy’s emotional intelligence and maturity were way beyond his actual age, so with hope in our hearts, we decided to go ahead. Shimmy listened intently to the recordings and did the homework diligently each day. Since he is quite emotionally aware, he was able to reach the deepest recesses of his inner self. We learned that pain can be caused by repressed emotions or unpleasant feelings. The brain wants us to feel happy, so it deprives oxygen from a physical part of the body so we will focus on that instead of on the demons within us. It usually happens to perfectionists and people-pleasers. For example, Shimmy used to study with a weaker boy before bechinos or tests, but then he would feel resentful that he lost out on his own growth and fun with his group of friends. Now he had to accept those feelings buried deep inside. I cheered him on and told him that the thoughts he wrote were for his eyes only, and that he could tear them up afterward. He would also recite a “statement” every day. It read “Physically, there is nothing wrong with me; I am healthy as any boy my age. It’s only stress! … I
myself to do it for his sake. There was no discussion, no thinking, no ruminating and no worrying, just a soft reminder of the daily homework. At the end of the second week, I finally took a good, geshmak look at Shimmy’s fingers — and gaped. They were basically back to their regular shape and size! “Thank You, Hashem!” I whispered, overcome with gratitude. Over two years have passed since that fateful time. The arthritis did not spread, nor did it ever come back. Instead, it has been completely healed! I sometimes imagine going back to the rheumatologist who told us that it would not get better, that he would need powerful steroids. If only she could see my thriving son now, our budding pride and joy. Since then life has continued, with its fair share of bumps along its ride. I have found myself employing Sarno’s method for my own back pain that flared up during this corona period, after my last baby. I have the “statement” hanging on my kitchen wall, and my five-year-old runs around saying “I have stress!” I educate even my younger children about this mind-body connection and work on discovering the root causes of minor aches and pains. I love telling and retelling my miracle story and can sincerely say that there are no drawbacks when working with this method. Nevertheless, it is hard work to open oneself up to vulnerabilities and completely believe in being healed. Many people prefer a quick-fix Tylenol for a heavy migraine or the like. It’s usually when one is at their wits’ end and nothing else is working that people stumble upon this wonder remedy and feel whole once again. Also, a great side benefit that this brings is the awareness of and the ability to sort out one’s emotions. It’s important to know that sometimes, at the least stressful times, the pain will intensify. The reason for this is simple. Come Pesach time, my middle-aged neighbor is as joyous and energetic as ever. Her children and einiklach bounce around, eating and laughing and sharing the bond called family. She feels great. But a week after yom tov ends, she always comes down with intense migraines. Her brain notices that life has calmed down, that there are fewer distractions, and so it increases her physical pain to ensure that she won’t have the headspace to accept the fact that her son-in-law is lazy, that she has gained too much weight, and so on. The journey is constant, but every day I lift my eyes heavenward and thank Hashem for His guiding hand that has enabled us to unleash the freedom deep within so that we can embrace His goodness with outstretched arms.
I looked at the inky-black sky dotted with shining stars. We would try this. We had to try this. won’t allow you to take over...” Two long weeks passed, and we saw no change. I felt a hopeless feeling bubble inside me and quickly dialed Mr. Illowitz. “It’s not working!” I complained. “His fingers look just the same!” “But why are you thinking about it?” he chastised me. “Why are you checking them out? The worry is passing to your son.” He ordered me to completely erase my concerns from my mind. “Lach dich ois — laugh it off!” he instructed. Now I had to work on myself. If I was anxiously awaiting results, they weren’t going to arrive so easily. Boy, this was going to be a challenge. I set myself a goal of two weeks. I literally held back from looking at Shimmy so I wouldn’t be tempted to look at his hands. It was grueling, but I forced
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Ever watched a really good argument between two people blessed with personal conviction? You listen to the first one and you nod, “Yes! Yes! That’s exactly how I feel! YES!” Then the next person picks up the mic, and suddenly your head is doing that same jog in place again. “Yes! Yes! I mean… I don’t know how, but you’re right, too!” Let’s talk about a parent favorite: sleep routines. We’ll share some helpful tidbits and common wisdom — and then we’ll also add a “but” to each one... Ready?
ADEQUATE SLEEP IS CRUCIAL
Okay, but you knew that already. For some of us it took longer than others to admit that lack of sleep for us — forget about the kids — is the difference between our kids having a witch for a mother or… well, a mother. And we’re adults. So I think we’re all in agreement about how important adequate sleep is for our children, too. What we heatedly argue about, then, is not if it’s important, but how important. Is it more important than the child’s social life? Should we force a child into bed when he’s not tired? Should we call in our children while the rest of their friends are still playing outside? And what about (brace yourselves, ladies, it’s coming) teenagers?
and there is no need to fight for every task to get done. Sure, setting the routine in place initially might be hard, but the benefits are reaped big-time.
THE “BUT”: There is a critical differ-
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BEDTIME ROUTINE FOR DUMMIES
Honestly, I always kind of secretly mocked mothers who would wax poetic about rigid bedtime routines. I figured either they were still under the age of 27 (the approximate developmental stage when you think you got parenting and shalom bayis down pat and wish you could teach the rest of the world), or they were too rigid for their own good. It took my sister about fifteen years and seven kids, but she finally convinced me to try. What can I tell you, it works. But you really do have to be rigid. It really does need to be that same boring, unchanging routine. Every. Single. Night. So point number one is: No, you do not need to be a “routine kind of person” for it to work. It just works, regardless of who you are. In a nutshell, you need to create a very, very set routine
Back to the pillow, bottle, hand it back to Mommy, turn to the wall, and — poof! The kid is sleeping.
ROUTINE IS A BOUNDARY By now we are all aware that boundaries make our children feel safer. Well, what do you know, a sleep routine is a boundary too. A child whose day is orderly and predictable is a far happier and calmer child. And this boundary is amazing for the mother, too — bedtime becomes smooth,
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that takes at least fifteen minutes and is implemented at the same time every night. (I know, right?) In our house, it’s baths (okay, I’ll admit we don’t do baths every night), pajamas, put clothes in hamper (sigh, I just lied again), brush teeth, get into bed. Choose two books, bedtime story. Wiggle onto Mommy’s lap, Krias Shema, goodnight hug and kiss. Back to the pillow, bottle, hand it back to Mommy, turn to the wall, and — poof! The kid is sleeping. I know, it sounds impossible, but it really does work. Until you decide to drop storytime just for tonight because it’s a busy night. Then you’ll spend two hours convincing your kid that he’s not really hungry and thirsty and bored and get-back-into-bed-I-said!
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MOMMY SUBSTITUTE I probably shouldn’t share this tip, because I’m all for children having as much mommy-time as possible. Bedtime routines usually impose that, and that’s wonderful. However, if storytime doesn’t work for you, or you want to move on to the next child faster, you can have one step include a CD in bed. Once the children get used to it, it will lull them to sleep. To counteract the diminished mommy-time, I used to record myself as I read the children stories. Then the children would fall asleep listening to my stories (and whatever tidbits of hashkafah the ensuing conversations included) again. The added benefit was that no matter what my day was like and how harried and unfriendly I was when I sent them to bed, what they fell asleep to was my calm, loving voice telling them stories...
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I use the same routine for my eightand ten-year-olds, too, except we do games and 21 Questions and thankYou-Hashem and best-thing-that-happened-today instead of storytime (and sometimes storytime too). And then they have to make a face when Mommy gives them a kiss. That’s part of the routine too. And you know what the greatest benefit is? You’re going to start loving bedtime. Because, hey, it’s a predictable routine for you, too! You know when it starts, what it entails, and when it’s going to end. Bedtime is no longer an endless exercise in futility and mommy-guilt. It’s your most precious, calm time with the kids, when you actually get to look at them and listen to them and enjoy just being a mommy for a few minutes. (Some of you are nodding reading this. The others are thinking that this sounds like something someone would write when they know that thousands of people are going to read her thoughts on the pages of a magazine. But, yes, believe me, it really is this life-changing.)
THE “BUT”: You will become “that”
way.) If your kids are in the right age bracket, this may work.
2. CHILL IT! If you’re the sort, you don’t need me to elaborate (and it’s also a bit dangerous for the faint of heart among the rest of us). You’re likely already raising an eyebrow at this article. The kids aren’t used to the new schedule? Give it a few days, it’ll happen. In the worst
case they’ll be a bit tired. It’s all good.
3. GRADUAL DOES IT. You might still prefer to have your yamim tovim schedule more relaxed and summer bedtime later — but it doesn’t have to be all of it. Start thinking of whatever new change you want to implement two weeks in advance, and slowly nudge your way forward just a bit more every night.
A FEW GENERAL TIPS: A. PREPARE THE KIDS. Bedtime is part of the day. It’s not a capricious spur-of-the-moment decision because Mommy needs her quiet. Remind your kids early on that “today we are going to sleep early,” so that at 7 p.m., the news doesn’t come as a shock. Give ten-minute reminders before each subsequent step.
B. PUT THE HOUSE INTO SLEEP MODE. Shut the lights. Lock the teenagers into their rooms with a strict nophones-now policy. (Always a nice idea, anyway.)
sister-in-law. The one who everyone rolls eyes at when she can’t join the family shalosh seudos because “Chaim needs to sleep at six.”
C. PHYSICALLY HELP THEM.
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D. SHOW THEM IT’S WORTH IT.
Watching the kids still tearing around the house when it’s completely dark outside and knowing you’ll have to get them used to a new bedtime now that the clock has changed can seem agonizingly impossible. Try viewing it technically instead. It’s going to happen; you just need to decide on the approach most suited to your personality:
1. DON’T LET IT HAPPEN! When the kids were younger, I never understood mothers’ complaints about “getting kids back on schedule.” I never let them off it to begin with! Come whatever the seasonal change was, I was one gloating mom. (For about eight years, any-
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Take the kids’ hands and lead them toward the bath. For the first few times, at least, do the routines with them. For very visual kids, a picture chart of their bedtime routine can be helpful.
When they wake up in the morning, comment on how refreshed they are going to be today and how good it feels when we’ve had enough sleep. Do not say this on a cranky day to “prove” how miserable it is to have inadequate sleep (I admit I always fall for this). We are all more motivated from feel-good connections than from pointing out our less-picturesque moments. And say this to yourself, too. Half our bad mommy moments are rooted in the guilt we feel for shooing our kids into bed in the middle of their game. Remember that you are not doing this for yourself — it’s good for them. If you are confident that you are giving them a gift, you will project that confidence.
THE “BUT”: We get excited when something works. But we also need to remember that our kids do grow up, as I discovered when my son pointed out (for the 54th time, but it was the first time I listened) that he was still going to sleep at 7 p.m., and, well, at nine years old his bedtime was allowed to change.
“MOMMY, I CAN’T SLEEP!”
Some children have a much harder time falling asleep than others. Contrary to what our guilty conscience tells us, it usually has nothing to do with us doing something “wrong” early on. Some kids simply have a harder time winding down. To help them, first try to assess what’s going on. The solution will be very different if your child is not falling asleep because he’s afraid of the dark than if the room temperature is making him uncomfortable. (Another thing to consider: Is this bothering them, or only you?) • For most children (not all!), quick visits on your part will make winding down less frightening. • This may seem obvious, but make sure the lights are off and the noise level in the house is low. And FOMO is a big issue for younger kids in our typically large families. • Do not allow your child to look at any screen — yes, even our kosher phones! — for at least an hour before going to bed. • Avoid giving large meals close to bedtime. • Make sure the play closer to bedtime is of the quieter variety (because your kids generally consult with you first, I know). • Children with special needs or long-term illnesses typi-
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cally find it more difficult to fall asleep or sleep through the night. A doctor or sleep expert can offer some valuable advice, or medication if necessary. • Sleep disorders do exist!
Sometimes none of the standard things work. As the mother, you will intuit if your child is having a harder time than would seem “normal.” Sometimes difficulty falling asleep is the result of the child struggling to process a significant event. Trust your intuition. And remember: Your child does not need to have significant “issues” for you to consult with a sleep specialist.
TO SLEEP OR NOT TO SLEEP, THAT IS THE QUESTION. There is so much debate out there regarding assistive devices such as white noise machines, melatonin and other sleep assists. Are they helpful? Sure. No one claims they aren’t. For some families, they’re game-changing. At the same time, they often create dependency (and many times are tried before softer methods), so the conclusion isn’t at all clear-cut. Like any other decision, it is extremely personal and depends on so many factors. Personally, I’ve never used any of these methods. But your home is different from mine. Nobody can tell anyone else what to do. The thing is, that applies to us, too. Sometimes we “tell” ourselves the “right” thing to do… except that it doesn’t work. As obvious as this may seem, we do sometimes need to remind ourselves: Do something only if it works. Every child is different. Every parent is different. Ergo, our parenting styles and rules will vary from household to household — and within the same household, from child to child. We don’t really need a manual (or this article). And with this pompous statement explaining to you why you just spent twenty minutes reading an article you might not really need, I shall conclude. Riki Schreiber, Eretz Yisroel, 2:30 a.m.
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The world of Yiddish-language media has undergone a significant shift over the last fifteen years. Political analyses were once only found in the handful of Yiddish weekly newspapers, and the information was often superficial in nature. With the success of the Kol Mevaser hotline and online platforms, the deluge of daily news pamphlets handed out in shuls, and the rise of information available at large, a savvy world of Yiddish political analyses has emerged — with an avid fan base of listeners to match it. Yoilish Felsen, a chassidish yungerman who grew up in Williamsburg, has been one of the stars of this genre, but his impact on the Yiddish-speaking world goes far beyond this niche expertise. In addition to his work as one of the the leading fundraisers at the renowned RCCS chesed organization, Felsen’s broadcasts on Kol Mevaser — his informative talks, his business and self-improvement advice, and his Ziben Menit Mit Yoilish (Seven Minutes With Yoilish) daily recording — have become extremely popular with listeners of all ages. With the 2020 election fast approaching, we caught up with Mr. Felsen to hear his story and get some unique insight into what to expect come November 3.
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How did you become one of the popular voices in Yiddish media?
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Growing up, I was always a curious observer and an avid reader. After my marriage, I enjoyed writing recreationally, but I was a salesman by trade. In the mid-2000s, I did sales work for the then-fledgling Kol Mevaser, but with the hotline’s great success, there was soon no need for my work, as advertisers proactively reached out to place ads. Eventually, one of the prominent commentators asked me to join him in conversations covering a variety of topics, and from there things kept on growing until I started recording my own broadcasts.
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Did you originally cover politics or general issues?
It was a mix at first. Over time, I turned into the unofficial left-leaning voice on the hotline. It wasn’t by design, but because most people in the community lean right, my political views as a Yid who relates to the plight of minorities, refugees and the poor stood out. For a few years I carried this mantle, but I eventually noticed that the majority of people don’t appreciate hearing the other side of things, and I was just inviting negative feedback. I have since transitioned to featuring more general analyses and informative content instead of polarizing political opinions. What recordings do you currently have on Kol Mevaser?
My most popular content is the daily seven-minute recording titled Ziben Menit Mit Yoilish. It generally runs a little longer than seven minutes, but if I’d give it the more accurate name of “ten minutes with Yoilish,” it would inevitably run fifteen minutes long… I use this platform to share history, news, general knowledge, observations and the like. I’ve, baruch Hashem, been getting very positive feedback, and it’s very humbling to know that thousands of people make my musings a part of their daily routine. Another feature I am a part of is the “Experience and Success” section on Kol Mevaser. These broadcasts feature interviews with leading businessmen and influential individuals who share with listeners the steps they can take toward success. I’ve personally learned a lot from these interviews as well. I also partake in a weekly parent-
ing and chinuch conversation on Kol Mevaser with R’ Sholom Yaakov Wosner, a respected mechanech who offers tips and advice. There are additional features in the works that I am excited to roll out to the public in the near future. What can you tell us about your speaking engagements off the hotline?
Over time, I developed a passion for helping motivate people and guiding them toward self-improvement and responsible decision-making. I realized that there is an eagerness for such information in the community, and I committed myself to being part of the solution. My work has been very well received, and today people call me to speak to yeshivah boys or at business conferences, and I’ve also been invited to be chairman at melaveh malkahs and other events. I recently chaired a large business expo, and I got great feedback from people who were pleased to hear from a heimish person who can relate to their unique experiences. What kind of results do you see from these lectures?
Many struggling people fall into a state of yi’ush (despair), and the right motivation often goes a long way.
There was a yungerman who told me that he knew he needed to get rid of his smartphone, which was distracting him from succeeding in life, but he kept pushing it off. He heard one of my talks where I mentioned that once you make up your mind to do something, no matter the reason, don’t go back and relitigate the decision when it’s time to act on it. That same day he traded in his phone, and his life has been much better for it. You often mention your work for RCCS. What is your position there?
I am a fundraiser for the organization. For those who are unfamiliar, RCCS has an annual budget of over $13 million! The team helps cancer patients and their families with insurance premiums, referrals, medical assistance and anything else they might need. As someone who does interviews, I spent my early days at the organization speaking to people and getting firsthand accounts of how they help families in crisis. I was very moved by what I heard, and I am still constantly blown away by the incredible chesed efforts of the RCCS team. I cannot think of a greater job in the world than what I do there. You are a man who wears many hats. Which job title do you most identify with?
People in the community might associate me with my commentary work, but I do think of my position at RCCS as my primary identity. I want to be known and remembered for this work that truly makes a positive impact every day on people who are so vulnerable and lost. I know that in our current environment, many have lost track of
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people were overly confident that Clinton could rely on a “blue wall” in those crucial areas. So I’d say that the best lesson is not to fall prey to recency bias and assume that the errors will play out the same way. Biden can just as well outperform his already strong polling numbers. I should also note that in the 2018 midterm elections, Democrats largely met or exceeded their polling margins.
* * * * * By the time people read this interview, it’ll be only days before the election. Can you share with us your view on the race?
Actually, the election is already well underway... Tens of millions of early ballots — both mail-in and in-person — have already been cast, and it is estimated that by November 3 we will be well over 50% of the total 2016 vote! But to answer your question, it’s important to zoom out and see the race for what it is: Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden has been leading President Trump in the polls by a consistent 6% to 10% for a year now. Trump is a clear underdog, and it’ll probably take a polling error and a late shift toward Trump among undecideds, third-party voters and leaners for him to win. Wasn’t this the case in 2016 as well? He’s already pulled it off once.
It is understandable for people to feel this way, but there are a few notable differences that I’ll point out. First, in 2016 the polls — even those that showed Clinton well ahead in the race — indicated that there were many undecided voters left. When these voters went overwhelmingly to Trump, it put him over the top by small margins in the three crucial states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. This time around, Biden is polling over 50% in many states, and there are fewer undecideds left. Second, Clinton wasn’t well liked — unlike Biden — and there were a number of times
throughout the race where Trump was actually ahead of her in the polls. That hasn’t been the case this time, which makes it more likely that the polling lead will hold. I should add that the Comey letter about the reopening of the Clinton email investigation just eleven days before the election played a big role in her loss. On one hand, it appears unlikely that it will happen again, but it does go to show that you can never be too certain in advance. So do you think Trump has almost no chance?
No, I wouldn’t go so far as to say that. The expert campaign modelers give him about a 10% chance, which sounds about right. For a comparison, the most popular model, from Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight, had Trump at about 30% late in the 2016 race and has him at 12% today. That’s very different from having no chance, though. What can be learned from the 2016 polling error?
That’s a very good question. People have a tendency to remember what happened last and put too much focus on it. Those who remember the 2012 election will recall that President Obama actually exceeded his polling numbers in 2012, especially in the Midwest. This was part of the reason
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But isn’t it possible that there’s something unique about Trump that makes him more likely to overperform his polling numbers?
There is one clear advantage he had in the past election, one that has been addressed this time around: Trump did very well with uneducated white voters in 2016, and these people generally don’t answer polls at the same rate as their educated peers. The highquality pollsters now weigh their polls by adjusting for education the same way they do for race, age and other factors. That being said, there might always be a different error in his favor. How about the idea that some Trump voters will not admit to pollsters that they’re voting for a president who, in the media, is considered toxic?
This phenomenon is referred to as “shy Trump voters” and it makes some sense on the surface, but there are a number of reasons not to buy it. Some polls, when aiming to make sure that they get a representative sample, will ask people whom they voted for last time. This means that people are already admitting to having voted for Trump and are then asked for their choice. It is also possible to compare online and live caller polls to see if people give a different answer when they’re not speaking to a person. Studies have shown that there isn’t much of a difference. Further, even in 2016,
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there wasn’t a polling error toward Trump in solidly blue states where this effect should have theoretically been most pronounced. In sum, this phenomenon appears to be without evidence. Some Trump supporters will argue that the president has surely won over some doubters with how the U.S. was doing pre-COVID, as well as other promises he kept. Together with his existing base, shouldn’t that put him over the top?
If this were a traditional presidency, I would agree. Most incumbents overseeing a good economy are clear favorites. And Trump also deserves credit for being a fresh perspective that has enabled peace deals and provided a much-needed shake-up in the international arena. But the reason he isn’t getting the traditional boost is because instead of running a campaign and appealing to the people in the middle, he has doubled down on exciting his own base and ignored what’s actually popular. To give just one example: Obamacare has a high approval rating today, yet his administration is currently before the Supreme Court trying to get it nullified on a technicality. That’s not a winning recipe. How will early voting impact the election?
The Democrats have put a tremendous focus on early voting, and so far it seems to be paying major dividends. The Republicans will probably dominate Election Day voting. While it’s generally much better to have a sure vote in the bag early, there are always some mail ballots rejected and it’s possible that the GOP will be able to nullify a number of mail-in ballots on legal technicalities. We’ll have to see how it plays out. What advice do you have for the frum community before this election?
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One word: VOTE! It doesn’t matter who you vote for in a blue state like New York, but it does matter that you make your voice heard. Another thing I want to note: I know most readers are strongly pro-Trump and would be very disappointed if, in fact, Biden does manage to win. But I want them to know that America is a very large, bureaucratic country, and things don’t change so easily under a new president. Many conservatives threatened to leave if Obama won, and many liberals did the same in 2016. They all stayed — and the face of America didn’t change much. If someone knew nothing about politics, he could go his entire life without knowing that the parties in power have shifted back and forth. Under Biden, very little in our day-to-day lives would change.
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factor can explode, lack the skills to use forethought and restraint, and their interpersonal relationships will definitely suffer. But when the hyperactivity is channeled correctly, it can be an asset to daily living and success. With this in mind, let’s reassess and redefine the term ADHD. Let’s define it as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Difference (not Disorder). ADHD, when treated and addressed appropriately, is just a difference. The ADHDer has to learn how to live and thrive with his differences so that he can accomplish, or even surpass, his peers.
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with the mess. Well, that was my life. I also had the illusion that I could hold twelve different plates at once. I could be a serial entrepreneur, hold key positions on several boards, and be the go-to mover and shaker for anything and everything. And the truth was, I did possess a high-level voltage of energy and creativity, and my capabilities were definitely impressive. So why was it, I often wondered, that there were constantly signals that things were heading in the wrong direction? Why was it that so many details in my personal, communal and business life were frequently going haywire? I remembered the time that I gathered all my married siblings, on a whim, and announced that we were going to surprise my parents with a mini-vacation for their anniversary. We were going to travel by plane, stay at a posh hotel, and spend a weekend there together to celebrate this special occasion. This vacation would be all-expenses paid,
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thanks to me, the generous brother/son. I couldn’t understand why their reaction was lukewarm, even bordering on anger. Here are some of the responses I got: “But, Ushi, the anniversary’s tonight, and it’s Thursday afternoon! How can we make it there in time for Shabbos?” my sister protested, practically hysterical. “What about a program?” my levelheaded younger brother asked in his gratingly eventempered voice. “Don’t you know arrangements for kids have to be made at least three days in advance?” My oldest sister was highly annoyed. I heard them all out and couldn’t understand why they were so ungrateful. But I had to admit that their concerns were relevant and rational. I really hadn’t planned a program, nor taken any of the logistics into account. My emotions were also sorely lacking an internal thermostat. I could become excited, angry or heated in an instant, and my reactions would mirror my feelings. I had a heart of gold, but would often overreact. When overwhelmed with feelings of compassion, I sometimes donned a life vest and tried to “save” people from drowning in the waves of tragedy or debt. I couldn’t understand why my efforts were sometimes rebuffed or even made matters worse (though there were times when I did prove to be a lifesaver). In retrospect, I realize that I do have the ability to save lives, but
all pertinent paperwork for this transaction, and he grimaced. “Did you research this matter? Did you look into projected profit and loss? Do you know what the assets are versus the outstanding debt? Did you do your due diligence or at least contact a financial analyst?” he queried. I could not understand him. Did he lack basic comprehension? This was “the deal of the century!" “I am going to research this properly,” he said finally. And that is when I lost it. “We need to close on this NOW!” I yelled. “If you refuse, you’re fired.” More angry words followed, and to make a long story short, my secretary packed up his belongings and bid my firm goodbye. I didn’t bat an eyelash. My lack of control and inhibition didn’t allow me to be rational. “Good for him,” I thought. “So be it. I’ll eat this money pie and relish all the deliciousness of this sweet deal by myself, without leaving him even one single crumb or meager slice of money or pleasure.” Right then and there, I was prepared to wire the money to my business associate. But because I have little patience for small print and pertinent details and am not the type to cross all the t’s and dot all the i’s, the transaction failed. My faithful secretary left my firm, and although I recruited several new workers in his stead, they couldn’t
I could be a serial entrepreneur, hold key positions on several boards, and be the go-to mover and shaker for anything and everything. all the details have to be discussed with professionals beforehand, and executed in a manner that is sensitive, thoughtout and purposeful. * * * * *
Then came the day when everything changed. A business associate called me up with a “once-in-a-lifetime” offer. He wanted me to partner with him and become a shareholder in a failing pharmaceutical chain. “We’ll rebrand and get this business back on track. I’m telling you, this is an offer that you can’t refuse.” I got very excited and was ready to sign the dotted line immediately. My (former) devoted secretary was my right-hand man. I asked him to prepare
Think of a machine lacking a button or other mechanism to shut it off. Think of a vehicle that cannot be stopped. Now think of a brain that lacks impulse control. The ADHDer responds differently to stimulus than the average human being does. The trajectory of a typical individual when experiencing stimulus is as follows: STIMULUS (something happened) -----> STOP (thinks, contemplates, self-monitors, reflects and asks himself: How should I react? What is the best thing to do in this situation?) -----> RESPONSE. In contrast, the hyperactive individual follows a different pathway: STIMULUS, and immediately -----> RESPONSE. The good news is that a large percentage of activists and inventors were ADHDers. Often, all that is left for the hyperactive adult is to embrace his difference, incorporate a plan, and soar!
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WHILE APHANTASIACS CAN CONCEPTUALIZE AN IMAGE IN THEIR MIND, AND EVEN DESCRIBE IT IN DETAIL, THEY CANNOT ACTUALLY SEE IT. Are you from the minority that has aphantasia? Let’s see... Close your eyes and visualize a red star. Now look at the bottom right corner of the page. What picture appeared in your mind? Is #1 all you saw? Is your mind blank? If yes, welcome to the world of aphantasia. If you’re still not sure, close your eyes and visualize an apple. If you see anything, even vague outlines or darkened images, you do not have aphantasia. Only a dark black “void” signifies the condition.
Aphantasia was already stumbled upon many years ago by English scientist Francis Galton, who in a report titled Statistics of Mental Imagery invited people to visualize a breakfast table full of food. “To my astonishment,” he writes, “I found that the great majority of the
men of science to whom I first applied protested that mental imagery was unknown to them, and they looked
ABOUT 2% OF THE POPULATION HAS APHANTASIA; THAT’S ABOUT AS MANY PEOPLE WHO ARE NAMED JOHN IN THE U.S. A SOMEWHAT LARGER PERCENTAGE HAVE HYPERPHANTASIA, WHICH MEANS THEIR IMAGERY IS “AS VIVID AS REAL SEEING.”
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The concept remained largely unexplored for the next 130 years. And then, in the early 2000s, a patient of neurologist Adam Zeman of England, who under the cloak of anonymity was only referred to as MX, had a curious experience post-op. Suddenly, he found, he could not visualize his family members in his mind, could not be transported to a visual utopia while reading fiction books, and his dreams were black — imageless. The case was a fascinating phenomenon, but even more powerful was the reaction to this study, which was released in 2010. Because while MX actually regained his ability to visualize,
After reading about MX’s peculiar case, many people — among them Blake Ross, cofounder of Firefox — were amused that the patient felt he’d lost a run-of-the-mill ability. Wasn’t it a supernatural ability he’d had to begin with? They found it ludicrous to think that people actually saw pictures in their mind, that the word visualize actually meant that in the literal sense. Ross said reading about this ability was akin to reading about a scientist finding a man without a tail! And many others echoed his sentiments. It didn’t take long for individuals across the world to take notice and realize that they have this newfound condition. Until this point they’d been happily oblivious to the fact that they were missing out on a rich experience available to most of humanity.
his case sparked the interest of many aphantasiacs, who had never before known what they had been missing out on...
THIS EXPANDED ZEMAN’S STUDY FROM ONE PATIENT, MX, TO PEOPLE FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE, RESULTING IN THE LAUNCHING OF THE MIND’S EYE, A 2015 RESEARCH PROJECT THAT STUDIED THE NEWLY COINED CONDITION, CONGENITAL APHANTASIA — OR AS IT SIMPLY BECAME KNOWN AS, APHANTASIA.
OUT OF THE 21 SELF-DIAGNOSED APHANTASIACS PARTICIPATING IN THE STUDY, 17 REPORTED VISUAL DREAMS BUT THE INABILITY TO VOLUNTARILY BRING UP IMAGES IN THEIR MIND.
Are you aphantasiac and starting to feel selfconscious? Take heart. It’s neither a disorder nor a disability, according to Zeman, who calls it “an intriguing variation in human experience.”
While the lack of ability to visualize a loved one who has gone to a better place, and even someone temporarily away, can be distressing, the condition has its upsides too. After all, aphantasia also leads to less likelihood of being troubled with flashbacks of disturbing scenes.
While research on the condition is ongoing, the understanding of aphantasia is limited. After all, the only evidence available is subjective views from within a person’s mind. And so, many questions remain. Do we really know how prevalent the condition is? Is it hereditary? Are there certain conditions, like depression or trauma, that cause acquired aphantasia (as opposed to congenital aphantasia) later in life? Maybe one day we will know more.
While you’d think that the creativity of someone without any visualization abilities would be lacking, curiously, what Galton had already discovered back in 1880 seems to be true, as many painters and famous artists have this condition. In his original observation, Galton discovered that people “who declare themselves entirely deficient in the power of seeing mental pictures could nevertheless give life-like descriptions of what they have seen and can otherwise express themselves as if they were gifted with a vivid visual imagination. They can also become painters of the rank of Royal Academicians.”
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ֶדער ָרב'ס זּון ָהאט אזּוכט ִדי ְ ֶע ְט ִל ֶיכע ָמאל ַּב יידער קֹורט ֵא ֶ ְׁשטּוּב פּון ְ ֶער ִאיז ַארֹויף ַקיין ֶא ֶרץ אֹויסער ֶדעם ֶ יִ ְׂש ָר ֵאל ,אּון עהאט יׁשט גֶ ַ אּבן ִמיר נִ ְ ָה ְ ויסן ֵקיין ׁשּום וֶ ועג צּו וִ ְ ֶע ֶּפעס.
עצט ַאז דּו זָ אגְ ְסט אּון יֶ ְ ּתֹורה ִמיר וֶ ועגְ ן ִדי ֵס ֶפר ָ וָ ואס ִליגְ ט ַּביי ֶע ִריק ימינְ ג ִאיז ִדי ימינְ גִ ...ד ִ ִד ִ אמען פּון אמ ְיליֶ ע נָ ֶ ַפ ִ קֹורט ,אּון ֶע ִריק זָ אגְ ט ְ ּתֹורה ָדאְך ַאז ֶדער ֵס ֶפר ָ אטער... קּומט פּון זַ יין ָפ ֶ ְ
ואר ְט ְסטּו? ַאנְ ִׁשיל ,אֹויף וָ ואס וַ ְ ַאהין! ִאיְך ֶּבעט ִדיר! ָפאר ׁשֹוין ִ
ייט ְׁש ַלאנְ ד: הֹויּפט ָרב ִאין ַד ְ ְ ערוַ ויילִ ,אין ְׁשטּוּב פּון ֶדער ֶד ְ
אּפט עכ ְ אציס זֶ ענֶ ען גֶ ַ ִדי נַ ִ וארן? ִאיְך ְפ ֵריי זִ יְך גֶ עוָ ְ ארקַ .א ַדאנְ ק ַאזֹוי ְׁש ַט ְ רּופןִ .איְך ארן ִמיר ְ ַפ ְ יׁשט וֵ וייס ַאז ֶעס ִאיז נִ ְ עקּומען גְ ִרינְ ג. ֶ ָאנְ גֶ ַאמאל. אכ ָ ַא ַדאנְ ק ,נָ ְ ייע זּוכ ְסט ַא נַ ֶ ָאה ,דּו ְ עטאר? עק ֶר ָ ֶס ְ
אסיגֶ ע עפן ַא ַּפ ִ ארף ִאים ְט ֶר ְ ִאיְך ַד ְ עטערִ .איְך ָהאּב ָדאְך ַמ ֶמׁש ַאר ֶּב ֶ ְ אסיגֶ ער ערט אֹויף ַא ַּפ ִ עה ְ עצ ֶטענְ ס גֶ ֶ ֶל ְ ַקאנְ ִד ַידאט .נּו ,וֶ וער ִאיז ָדאס נָ אר גֶ עוֶ וען?
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אכ ֶדעם: ֶע ְט ִל ֶיכע ֶטעג נָ ְ
אטי, גּוטןַ ,ט ִ ַא ְ ִאיְך ִּבין ָדא.
גּוטן. ַא ְ ַאנְ ִׁשיל ,נּו ,וָ ואס ערט זִ יְך ִמיט ֶה ְ ּתֹורה? ִדי ֵס ֶפר ָ
יׁשט אּפ ְסט נִ ְ ַאנְ ִׁשיל ,דּו ַכ ְ ּתֹורה ויכ ִטיג ֶדער ֵס ֶפר ָ וִ וי וִ ְ ִאיז ַפאר ִמיר...
ייער ִאינְ ג. וארן ַא ָח ָתן זֵ ֶ ִאיְך ִּבין גֶ עוָ ְ אֹויס ְּברּוְך ָהאּב ְ ַּביי ִדי ִמ ְל ָח ָמה עהאט ֶע ְט ִל ֶיכע ִקינְ ֶדער. ִאיְך ׁשֹוין גֶ ַ
אּבן ִדי ַדאן ָה ְ אל ֶטענֶ ע אר ָׁש ְ ַפ ְ ַאלע אציס זֵ יי ֶ נַ ִ ענּומען... ֶ גֶ
ַּביים ֶענְ ֶדע פּון ִדי ִמ ְל ָח ָמה ָהאּב ִאיְך עּבן! ואלט ֶל ְ יׁשט גֶ עוָ ְ ֶמער נִ ְ
עּב ִל ְיּבן ֶע ְלנְ ד, ִאיְך ִּבין גֶ ְ אכן. צּוּב ָר ְ ַאליינְ סְ , ֵ
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Parshas Lech Lecha
Wow!
Gorgeous!
This is just out of this world! Stunning!
I must get in there! I must see what’s inside!
I’ll tell you what’s there: Grand chandeliers dangle from the ceiling, silk curtains are draped across the windows…
Plush carpets line the floors…
The doors open and close noiselessly…
I want to see it for myself.
But I won’t eat anything there! I won’t drink! I just want to glide over those carpets…
Forget about it. It costs money to get inside.
And he?
No chance.
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He can get in? Why him and not me?
Why? Ha, ha, ha…
Because he’s a wealthy merchant. He dines here every day!
Oh, he’s going in.
And you — you’re just a villager who grows some vegetables to feed your children…
I must see it from up close…
Oy, I didn’t see anything. I’m staying here. Soon the man will leave, and he’ll tell me what it looks like inside.
Hey, you! What are you doing here?
Wealthy? For now. If he keeps dining in our luxury inn every day…
I’m waiting for that wealthy man who went inside.
He’ll soon be poor!
What does this tell us?
“Don’t fear, Avram… Your reward is great indeed” (15:1). We do many mitzvos and amass a wealth of zechusim. But if a person places himself in a dangerous situation and is saved by a miracle, he uses up the zechusim saved for him for Olam Haba. Avraham Avinu worried about this. He said: “I was in the kivshan ha’esh; I warred with kings; I put myself into places of danger — perhaps I already wasted all of my reward in this world?” Hashem answered him: “Don’t fear, Avram. I’ve done these miracles for you for ‘free.’ Your reward in Olam Haba will be very great!” (Source: Dubno Maggid)
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Names of competing players: Ruchelle, Tammy Some words only the winner found: cluck, curl, fray, haul, wick
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Amount of points: 23 Names of competing players: Leah, Goldy Some words only the winner found: bane, char, cull, liken, mulch The longest word found on the board: hurricane A new word learned from the board: clicker, nadir Last weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s nine-letter word: hurricane
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Mordche Freund
See what Brooklyn kids can do!
Pessy and Chaya Stober, 5, 3, tower
Family Kohn
Yishai Gancz, 5
Chaya Blimy Leichtag
Yossi Mandell, 4, Staten Island, נח’ס תיבה
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Mordche Freund, bed with negel vasser
Yanky, Bentzion and Eliezer Rubenstein
Kalmen Yosef Rottenstein, 6
Moishy Stein, bridge
Menachem Hersko, 5
Shulem and Hershele Wasilski, 6, 3, נח’ס תיבה
Esti and Simcha Baum
Leah’la Fasten, 5, וואגשאל
Luzee O., 5
Shiya Duvid Bochner, 6
Toby Horowitz, 6
Leah Blau, Sukkah decoration
Shimon Nussen Nuta Bochner, 9
Rivkala and Heshy Fogel, airport
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Classifieds FOR SALE CHOSSON/KALLAH GUIDE ruchniyus &gashmius. Free for Chassanim/kallos / mechutanim. Avail. at major seforim stores,and more places. 732-364-7191/0649 YOYA / BABY PRIDE ASTM standards, company backed warranty, available in several colors. Free delivery. 845-263-2737 or 845-587-7941 COAT ARCADE CREDIT $250 credit for $200. Call/ text: 347-382-0461 COAT FOR SALE Black ladies wool coat from S&W size 6-8. Selling for $350. 347-271-2760 FITNESS EQUIPMENT For sale or rent. Special deals! Treadmills, Elliptical. Premium Quality. Warranty incl. Call: Better Health 718436-4693 MARY KAY 15% off Mary Kay products. No tax. Cash only. Call/ txt. 347-443-1091. some exclusions. MILLY DRESS Black flairy new with tags. Selling for great price. Lve msg/text 718-673-1740 BK WIG #4 Color, 12” Length, worn just a few times. Call or PM for more details 347-5249899 NEW SYNTHETIC SHEITELS Selling a few brand new, high quality synthetic sheitels, from a salon that closed. $35 each. 718 692-4187. ONLINE GARAGE SALE To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app. Submit your free giveaways at submit.garaj.app
UNIKANTIK CREDIT of $3150 at $2000. call/text 3476610403
LUVS SIZE 5 2box 124ct $40 Text 347-6257253
RAINBOOTS New! size 7. Orig $25 selling for $15. Call/text 3475783384
WHOOPI GIFT CARD $150 gift card selling for less. call 718-435-5171
ECCO SHOES Brand new in-box size 43 $35. 347-625-7253
PHOTOGRAPHY GIFT CERTIFICATE $250 for $200. call/text 347765-3390
GERBER SOY FORMULA Call/ text: 929-209-0777
CANON CAMERAS 2nd hand, in exc cond! Most models in stock! No warranty. $5 ship. 700 sold!! (willi) 917.789.3380
BUGABOO HOOD Fox/cameleon hood, chambray, brand new $55. 718-438-1769 BUSINESS FOR SALE Profitable retail buss for sale, Boro Park. Creativity needed. Serious inquiries only. 9178939196 NEOCATE BABY FORMULA now avail. $25 a can, call 347.369.4886 (we also pick up Ur extra’s for a good price). ESCADA PERFUME Below cost! 929-276-2404 SHOELACES CREDIT $60 credit at Shoelaces, selling for less. Call/text 347668-3420. ENFAMIL GENTLEASE formula, only $18/can. 718972-7221 MENS WOOL SUIT single breasted long jacket size 36x never worn great price 718-972-7221 GIRLS SHABBOS SHOES black penny loafers all year round . size 29 . suggested price 45$ neg text: 1347-4516115 MIMA XARI BLACK/WHITE Brand new in packaging. Fantastic price.718-435-6426 MAMA BEAR DIAPERS (Amazon brand). $22 a Box. 132-196 count. Sizes nb-5. Free fast delivery. Call/txt 347-988-5357
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HAIR SALON CHAIR in good condition for $50. call/text 347-765-3390
BUGABOO FROG fair condition. Best offer. 347 793 2147
MAXI COSI Carseat & carriage base. Good condition $95. Call/text 347-764-9877
BUGABOO BEE black seat fabric and chassis that does not fold. 347 793 2147
HANDICAP ELEVATOR LIFT New Bruno outdoor wheelchair lift call 3476793115
ZEBRA LOGO GREY SHOE Size 21. Williamsburg. $20. 718-864-6867
BABY TANGO TRAVEL STROLLER New in box. Original $150, selling for $85. Call /text 347578-3384
SEEKING TO RENT Bugaboo bee bassinet 718809-9707 PURPLE STOKKE great condition $500 negotiable. call 718-256-0183 lve message
PRADA SHOES black leather flats, size 35/36 brand new orig $675 selling for $230 or best offer. 347585-4643 lv msg
CANON PHOTO PRINTER New. 347-786-1556
COACH BOOTS black leather, size 7.5 brand new. $150 or best offer 718633-2120 lv msg
BUGABOO Gently used bugaboo limited edition 2016 carriage with matching bunting for $850. Contact 732 337 6004.
BLACK PATENT FLAT SHOE Brand new w/pretty bow size 9 $70 orig. $90 call or text 16468562755
HIGH RISER Used, in good condition to sell for $350. P/u in willi. 3475870474 S&W BLACK SHOE Brand new, high heel . Size 7.5. Orig $150 selling for $75. Call/text 718-483-0269. MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET brand new condition due to moving. $750. Or best offer.347-628-1738
PETTY COAT adult size, never worn $45, call 7188125984 (leave msg) CRYSTAL LIGHT FIXTURE large modern/elegant. Text/ call for pictures and details 347-990-3377 FOR SALE! Fisherprice Babyswing $45. White toddler crib, matching chest 350. Babyliss blower 40. Naki Jewish Radio 50. All new condition! 2016734936
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Job Opportunity KNOT HAIRBANDS burgundy poodle headband from current season. call/ text 917 789 0226 BUGABOO Good condition 347-994-7761 FSNY SHOE beige shoe with half inch heel to sell for gr8 price! Size 8.5 call or text 917 789 0226 BABY SHOES White zeebra logo loafers size 6-12 months $20. call 1718514-3691 MIDI LAYERING DRESS New, black ribbed, sleeveless size S. Call/txt 718-514-3691 BLACK LEATHER BOOTS Tory Burch size 7. 7188120903
APT FOR RENT 10 & 45 1 BR, Full Kitch, Dinette. Freshly painted. Heimishe Bldg. 1 flight up. Day 718-686-0909/ 347-5247686 Eve FURNISHED APT Bp 14 @ 42nd St. Brand new two bedroom bsmt Apt. Private front entrance. Chosson/Kallah preferred. 718-972-5838 FURNISHED APT 13 & 54, New 1 or 2 BR, 1 Flight up. Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen. Shabbos, Short Term. 347-413-3424 FURNISHED APT 17/61 first floor brand new two bedroom lechtig stunning for ch kalla. call 7182595435
CANON CAMERA SX740 refurbished in sealed box for $285 total. 917.789.3380
3 BEDROOM APT for rent. 2 bath, 2 porches, full kitchen, D/R. 12/43.$3000. 3rd floor. call/ text (917) 765-1667 leave msg
STUART WEITZMAN OUTLET black suede boots sz. 4.5, 7, and 7.5 to sell for great price. Call or text 718 635 4362
FURNISHED APT 11th-51st, 1 br furn bsmt. priv ent, windows, W/D, split unit A/C, weekly, monthly, short term. Call/text 7182078542.
FURNITURE FOR SALE like new condition due to moving pics avail call/text 3475346184
BRAND NEW UNFURNISHED 15/43: 3 bdrm, brand new, spacious layout, big dining room, very stylish $2,900. Call: 718-534-4627 or 347581-5250
ANTIQUE FURNITURE due to moving. call or text 347-661-0403 for more details. HAIR STYLEST CHAIR with Hutch/desk.If interested please call 718-930-8908
REAL ESTATE WESTPALM BEACH 2-bedroom Condo for SALE. LAKE VIEW, NEW CENTRAL A/C, NEW BEDS, FRESHLY PAINTED. call 718-851-0445 or DOVERCONDOWPB@ gmail.com
Residence Assistant Manager HCS is currently seeking a Residence Assistant Manager, to assist in managing a residence for individuals with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include: administrative duties, ensuring the residence runs smoothly, being a role model for individuals and staff. Candidate should be well-organized and have excellent time management skills. Driving and computer skills a must. Please forward resume to: jobs@hcsny.org Write ‘Assistant Manager’ in the subject line
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Job Opportunity Self Direction Brokerage Seeking for a self-direct broker to assist participants in reviewing and maintaining monthly spending and properly documenting services.
FURNISHED BSMT APT 46 13/14 brand new modern apt, great phone reception! call/text 347-985-6294 1 BDRM BASEMENT APT 43st 13 ave, dinette, sofa. beaut kitch full bath W/D A/C util incl. chossen/ kallah. 718 252 0254 BP-15 & 48ST New 1 BDR, full kitchen, full bath, A/C, W/D, linen. Daily, Shabbos, Weekly/monthly. 718-930-1648 or 718-930-1919
Experience working with the Special Needs population is required. Please forward resume to:
jobs@hcsny.org Write ‘SD Broker’ in the subject line
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Classifieds WAREHOUSE SPACES AVAIL in Plainfield NJ. 32,000, 15,000 SF, 7,770 SF, and more or smaller offices. Call/text. 908-791-5095. CENTER HALL COLONIAL Olympia Lane, Monsey. 7 bedrooms (2 en-suite) 9’ ceilings .58 acres. MIC. Owner: 845-369-3384/ 845598-2822 42/FT HAMILTON beautiful condo 3 bdrm/ 2 bthrm /kitchen /DR /laundry room. 2 porches. One flight up. Very good condition. Call. 347.405.4777 NEW WILLIAMSBURG Lots for sale: approved plans: Franklin 22X80 6000bsf. & 34x100 Skillman 28x80 9000 bsf. 718975-2000 OFFICES FOR RENT 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, New small offices, elevator, elec, a/c, heat incl. Starting at $185/month. (718) 436-4693 OFFICE FOR RENT 19/59 Nice large 2 room office space 550+ sq ft for rent $900 call 845 422 5323 EAST FLATBUSH 2,500 or 5,000 sf. warehouse, 14 ft. ceiling available immediately Meyers R.E. 718.435.4378 SHORT TERM RENTAL Beautiful bungalow available weekends/ Yomim tovim, 2and half BR, 2baths,w/d, linen, towels &all amenities... pls call/text 7189264773 SHABBOS RENTAL South Fallsburg Rentals Avail Shabbos year round two private houses total 12 rooms fully furnished massive deck and yard fallsburgrent@ gmail.com DRIVEWAY FOR RENT 16 ave/ 52 st. 347 351 2929
FURNISHED APT 11/52 1 Bdrm furnished bsmnt. 347-760-5924 WILLIAMSBURG LOTS Pulaski 22x100 approved plans for 4400 bsf. Walworth 20x100 4000 bsf. Bartlett 25x100 8000 bsf. 718 9752000 wont Last SPACE WANTED Sheitel macher looking for space to rent. 1 or 2 rooms with bthrm. 347 768 2805
HELP WANTED BABYSITTER WANTED to babysit 2 kids in my home 2:45- 4:45 Every Monday. call/text 347-564-8854 BABYSITTER WANTED Looking for high school/ seminary girl to babysit in my house on 15th/40th Sundays 1-2:45. Call 3472545538. NIGHT SITTER Looking for a responsible, reliable and mature babysitter, to babysit 2 kids, twice a week from 7:3010:30PM. 16469571365 DAYCARE TEACHER daycare is looking to hire a teacher with a ba or 90 credits, study plan please call 718596-3632 ext 105 and leave a detailed message LICENSED TEACHERS MALE/FEMALE for high paying P3 positions in Brooklyn & Queens. F/T&P/T Email Resume: specialeducationagency@ gmail.com PLAYGROUP SUB TEACHER looking for substitue teacher asap call 9-3 718-853-8453 HOME BUSINESS Build a successful business from home. No risk involved. For details call 7188515156.
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F/T SECRETARY In busy office in furniture store. Multi task,phone skills a must. E mail resumesternsservice@gmail.com EARLY HEADSTART looking to hire a full time warm and heimish co teacher for class of 8 chidren age 12-18 months. Great working environment! Please call (917)740-7587 F/T SECRETARY POSITION available in a large Yeshiva office in Brooklyn. Good computer skills required. E-mail resume to mosodjobs@gmail.com/fax 718-619-8973 JOB OPPORTUNITY Growing Company is looking for a highly organized individual to run the operations dept. Must have basic QB and Excel knowledge. Send resume to jobopening1449@gmail.com SECRETARY POSITION Property and casualty Insurance office seeking experienced secretary. willing to pay nicely. Serious inquiries only. Call/text: 929209-0777 JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe busy girls office in BP looking to hire secretary. Hours 12:00pm- 6:00pm. Call b/w 10am-2pm 646-992-8050 EXT 103. SECRETARY POSITION for midwood office to take care of billing for special educational services. Willing to train. Email Resume: specialeducationagency@ gmail.com SALESLADY WANTED Looking for a sales lady by the jewelry and trimming - Add on depot in Tip Top, sewing knowledge preferred. (must be available during the summer) Please call 845.709.1649 lv msg
ZICHRON SHLOME REFUAH FUND Seeks secretary. Applicant must be motivated, efficient, responsible and computer literate in excel, word and emails. Good communication skills a must. 10-5 Pm. December– may. Email: info@ zsrf.Org. Fax: 718 853-0761 ABA PARAS to work in local Yeshivas and in the clients home. High school Diploma Required Cases available throughout Brooklyn, Lakewood, Monsey. Great Pay! Email Resume: specialeducationagency@ gmail.com WORK FROM HOME! Flexible hours and earn a respectable income. Call:929367-8040 PARAS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2020-2021 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org JOB RESUMES Need a great resume? Resumes are what we do! Reasonable rates/quick turnaround. Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail.com PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED for a few small jobs. Call 718 306 4560 JEWISH AIDE/COMPANION Female. Light housekeeping. basic upkeep. Part time. Please call 718-751-6663 lv msg WORK FROM HOME! Already selling Mary Kay or Shaklee and interested in increasing your income? Call 347-369-7385 to find out how. Zero investment!
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BABYSITTING HEIMISHE BABYSITTER near tiferes rivka and legacy. we come pick up from hall. text 1718-594-5512 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER one slot available, 0-6 months. Small group, 51st btwn 13 & 14. Call: 917-862-6087
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EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Responsible, reliable. Avail nights, late nights etc.. Reasonable rates! Refs. avail. Serious inquiries ONLY! Call\ txt (347) 816-6406. TODDLER GROUP FORMING Heimishe, warm, loving, experienced babysitter. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st. References Available. 646.721.6784. HEIMISHE BABYSITTER available to babysit in your house. Nights, late nights. Great with kids! call/text 347831-4319
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Classifieds EDITH OF AVE. X Natural skin care products now available in B.P. Call/text 718-812-6307
YIDDISH COURSE from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course. 718-435-4616
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ART CLASSES All ages & levels, BP, Paint, Pastels, Drawing, Charcoal & more. Experienced. Yiddish, English spkng. Call Chany F. 347-988-8879
MAKEUP BY RAIZY Natural, professional makeup for all your Simchas. Book 3 faces get 4th free. 347 243 9347. MATH TUTOR All math regents levels. CLEP. SAT, GRE. Expd. Good rapport with students. Call/ text Chani Reichman 917 538-4357 ALGEBRA TUTOR Experienced CC Algebra I tutor can help you ace through the course with ease! Mrs. E. Sigal 633 - 3450 GRAPHICS COURSE Learn the professional software for Graphic Designers! Photoshop classes (evening) in the heart of BP. Fantasize 718-851-4902 ext 4 PIANO LESSONS For an affordable price. Many satisfied students. For details call 917 471 2043. EXPERIENCED TUTOR Available to help your daughter. Experience with elementary & high school girls. Limited slots available. Call/text 917-696-3828 MUSIC LESSONS experienced teacher, many happy students bâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;h .Now offering advanced piano course. 347-986-6754 GRAPHICS COURSE Learn the professional software for Graphic Designers! Photoshop classes (evening) in the heart of BP. Fantasize 718-851-4902 ext 4
PROFESSIONAL VOICE LESSONS for Women and Girls. Groups also available. Call: 347-831-2079 or Email: voiceprostudios@gmail.com MUSIC LESSONS KEY TOV! Starting lessons again, sign up immediately, for girls grades 3-8. Piano/ Keyboard style. Call 347.786.0820 GUITAR LESSONS for young girls and teens for affordable rates. Call Miriam at 917-855-9183. SONG LYRICS school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827 BREAST PUMPS Free hand and electric pumps through insurance, ships free. 718-831-7634 or text/email compactpumps@ gmail.com. Free gift with mention of ad PROMO SPOT For the most unique gifts, promotional items, plaques and stamp pens call 718732-0546 or email sales@ promospot.nyc EAR PIERCING/ BABY JEWELRY Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718-6079812
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PERSONALIZED CANDLES We have all colors and shaped candles with option of imprinting your personal message or logo call 845263-0171 ONE MAN BAND For all your simchas. Great price! 845-570-1045 REFLEXOLOGIST For women & children 347786-0810 CPA SERVICES Are you drowning in personal or business tax filings? WE CAN HELP YOU ! For individualized service email: myaroslawitzcpa@ gmail.com
TEETH WHITENING Professional laser teeth whitening. Impressive results in less than an hour! Call/ Text 718-483-0269. ELIGIBLE FOR SSI? Need help applying? 3478026368 SIMCHA BASKET meet your guests needs so they can enjoy your simcha! Call 7185961979 to reserve your date LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTS in the heart of bp. Great prices! call 917 696 3828
GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281
PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS Make your gifts unique and special with our personalized vinyl. Great service and prices. Call 7189163507
KALLAH SHOPPING LIST Itemized list very detailed makes kallah shopping calmer and organized. 1347534-6184
B JEWELED Selling costume jewelry. Bring in a picture of your favorite jewelry we will custom make in silver. Call/ text 718-812-6307
LANDLINE PHONE attention residents of a multi family unit pay monthly only $18.99 for unlimited USA call 7183067515 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644 SOURDOUGH BREAD Baked fresh daily or order in advance to assure availability. Call / Text 917 588 6988 SOCIAL SKILLS THERAPIST Experienced Therapist, specializing in teenage girls struggling with Anxiety and low self-esteem. Reasonable rates/ Now accepting P3.Call/ Text Sury 3479485701
JEWELRY REPAIR silver and custom jewelry sale and repair expert pearl stringing & galore clip earrings 4511 16thav (7189721064) THE HANDYFIX Handiwork by the hour. For service with a smile call Yossi @ (718) 600-4659 PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor family portraits at affordable prices please call 347 813 0254. Lve msg SERENITY SOLUTIONS Have the professional organize your home & life. Contact Chana Malky 718-809-5963 or serenitysolutionsny@gmail. com
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Chocolates: APEX COMMUNITY CLASSES FOR COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening, and more. Monroe 8457828885 PHOTO ALBUMS Turn your pictures into a story with a custom photo album by Booked! Photo shoot albums, engagement, wedding... Email: getyourphotosbooked@ gmail.com ORGANIZE BY HINDY Organize your home/office. Refresh your place, gain more space. Call/ text 347461-7330 SARNO COACH One on one for women. Helping you free yourself from pain in one session. 917830-3807 PUA UNEMPLOYMENT Need help applying? text 718-673-1740 HANDMADE BABY BRACELETS Beautiful selection. Perfect baby gift! email: infolilcharms@gmail.com or text 3473490009 TEEN HOTLINE! Attention all bnos yisrael grades 7-9! Call 641-715-3800, 339708# for inspiration on tefillah, conferences, and more fun! HOVERBOARD EXPERIENCE Rent a mountain terrain hoverboard ages 12+ at special rates! hoverboardexperience@ gmail.com THE WRITE CHOICE For all professional writing needs Including poems, resumes, speeches Reasonable rates. L Gross 9294865691
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Classifieds MEDICARE SPECIALIST For all you Medicare Needs/ Questions call The Medicare Specialist 845-572-5012 KIDS ENTERTAINMENT Big Moonwalk to rent! Great for events, Shabbatons, or Melava Malkas! Call 7184351464 NEED HOME CARE? A Family or friend can get paid to be your Personal Assistant. Call today 718.414.2780 NEW DANCING CLASSES forming now in BP!! On Sunday Starting November 1St 12:00-1:00 for grades 3-4. Call for more info Hindy-845-274-5708
DAILY COOKING Experienced cook avail to do daily cooking 929-888-6670 EXPERIENCED KRIAH TUTOR Reasonable price. Call 347675-5102. Lve msg GIFT WRAPPING for all your gift wrapping needs. 3477680141 BEAUTIFULבשמים פושקע Bring your lulav and hadassim, get a beautiful -$20 !בשמים פושקעCall: 718938-6702/718-438-4292 BOOK BINDING $2.50 per book/minimum 6 books. 20+/$2 per book. Penn-Bed. 347.971.2333
VIRTUAL REALITY Great entertainment for the long Motzei Shabbosim amazing virtual reality experience in Williamsburg 9176347245
ALBUMS logos, collages, Choson Kallah albums, baby albums and classroom signs for teachers. Call 718-435-4470 or 347-788-9171
FUNGUS OR ECZEMA?? We’ve got the solution, Call or text 9175439581
FLOWER REED DIFFUSER The perfect gift for teachers, therapists and family etc. Special car size also available. Call 347 675 3443
GRAND GRAPHICS 7 years experience. great prices. email grandgraphics. ny@gmail.com RUBY’S FINE JEWELRY Real jewelry at unreal prices 347-454-4157 SEAT UPHOLSTERY Do your kitchen chairs need reupholstery? Call 347 789 3283 WINTER IS HERE! Boost your immune system. all natural 100% satisfaction guaranteed Call 929-3678040 CHAIR CAPS Do your kitchen chairs need new bottom caps so they don’t scratch your floor? call 347 789 3283
WHOLESALE FISH for the Public. Salmon Fillet $5.99 per lb. Call: 347.275.5408 PERSONALIZED PENS Beautiful selection of Gift Pens, Stamp pens, Calligraphy Pens all personalized call 718 732 0546 or 347 746 3443. QT BABY baby shoes-$9.00 pacifier clips-$8.00-$12.00 etc... Call 718-851-5156 BEAUTIFUL LABELS for all your party needs! $25 for 72 labels, $45 for 144 labels. Call 718.755.4365 or visit www.stgraphics.wixsite. com/esti
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DRIVER AVAILABLE many years exp. avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLING reasonable price. Evening apt and house calls avail 12 ave & mid 40. book now 3472435168 PROFESSIONAL HAIRCUTS for $10. In heart of BP. Call 718-633-5240 HAIR STYLEST Call 2 schedule appointment CMH 718-930-8039 wallabout area williamsburg HAIRCUTS & STYLES for reasonable price. 718-4386163.
GEMACHIM PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404 DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need). 260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) SIMCHA GEMACH White cubbies for miniatures,white ceramic square and round cake stands and more.לע”נ ברוך בן -536-1742 917 משה דוד. BP BABY GEMACH Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & white bassinets for newborns 718-854-6829 TWIN CARRIAGE GEMACH To lend yours or to rent a twin carriage for the week, season or year, please call (718) 5223891. Mint condition only.
PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017 CLOTHING & SHOE GEMACH Donate free. Clothes, shoes, linens. grt cond only! more info pls call\ txt (347)8166406. SIMCHA GEMACH Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers and challah knife for your simcha. pls leave message 1718 854 1760 BOYS SUIT GEMACH Gemach Yismach Yisroel Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר KALLAH CAPE GEMACH Brand new luxurious white fur capes for Chuppah. 718 633 - 8261 BOYS SIMCHA WEAR Gemach Yismach Yisroel sizes 9m-8 yrs 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר BABY CARRIER GEMACH When a stroller just won’t work. Great for vacation, touring, steps etc. 845-5872449 will return messages CHESED ALL-IN-ONE BABY GEMACH Locations in Boro Park & Flatbush. If anyone wants to donate items contact 718853-7358 DR. SARNO BOOK To lend out. Has helped thousands heal from acne, eczema, Psoriasis, backpain, migraine, anxiety, OCD & more. call/text 347-461-7330 CHUPPAH CARDS NEW! Beautiful colored cards. Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah to daven for chosson/kallah. Many locations! Msg/text: 347-8855114
KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee. By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714 COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071. CHAIR & TABLE GEMACH Call or txt 347-452-9554 or 347-452-0554 REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966 SM. SIMCHA / EVENT GEMACH projector/ laptop/ speakers for your small event, gathering or simcha. min. fee. proceeds to tzedaka call 845-587-2427 lv msg. TABLECLOTHS Crushed velvet grey tablecloths to rent for your Simcha. 3475462419
DRESSES/GOWNS D. DEUTCH BLK & WHITE Size 8-10 for sister of the bride/own tnoyim for sale. 929-287-2135 WHITE LACE/ DOTTED TULLE midi dress size 2. 3472620880 SLENDERIZING BLACK GOWN size 14 with feather decoration from equisite $350 text 13473007198 (Wmsbg) BLACK & BLUE GOWN Sister of bride. custom made, for 4-6 year old. $150. call/ text 7189264773 BLACK & GOLD GOWN sister of the bride, size 4-6. Call/text 917-635-1343
IVORY PARTY DRESS size 6 call 929 271 0553 PURPLE GOWN size 2-4. Worn once. Call/text 917-499-3056. BLACK/GOLD GOWN young married sis of bride size 6, call 929 271 0553 CAROLINA HERRERA ivory gown size 4-6. Kids off white gowns with mauve sash and accents. Size 8-10 and 12-14. call/text 718-8090963 WHITE/PINK GOWN preteen size 20, fuller cut. Sis of bride. Also Gown size 6-8 Adult cream and raspberry 718.232.2338 CUSTOM BLACK GOWN size 2-4 for rent. Pls only call 347-534-6810 MOTHER OF BRIDE GOWN Ivory with magnificent black and gold beading. Size 6. Call 718-687-2467 or 718-972-4874.
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PREMATERNITY BLACK/WHITE gown size 4. Worn once. Call/ text 7186373149. BLUSH GOWNS sis-of-bride, adult teen and children sizes. Call 718.908.3572.
work with men with developmental disabilities in our Flatbush residence. Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs - evenings / Sun all day A valid driver’s license is preferred Please forward all resume to:
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PINK GOWNS mother of bride gown size 12/14 , 2 little girls Gowns size 6 & 8. Call 347 232 1088 GREY BEADED GOWN size 4 for sale 917-601-6096
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Classifieds BLACK GOWN with silver sparkle. Great cut. Size 6-8. Call (347)986-0337 BLACK/WHITE GOWN married sis of bride, size 2. rent/sale call/text 347-4614287 BLUE DRESS Approx size 6 tall. Rent or sale. Call/txt 3476317459 BLACK/WHITE GOWN size 12 for sale. Please call 3474966185
CUSTOM IVORY GOWN sis of bride. sz 6 917.355.9941 MATERNITY GOWN for rent. Call or text: 3474431862 RED VALENTINO Nude/Blush Gown for Sale. Great Condition worn once. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s size 4-6. Call/text for Pics & details. 347-2676471 PINK GOWN Mother of Bride size 12 call 718 213 2995
BLACK/GOLD GOWN in BP. Sz 4. Great price! Text/ lv msg 845-853-0708
BLACK/GOLD GOWN size 0 petite beautiful gown for sale. Text 929 352 4167
BLACK/WHITE GOWN Size 4, For sale. call 646-6474149.
DESIGNER EVENING GOWN size 0/2. Post high school. 7188120903
BLACK/GOLD GOWN size 14-16 9174050987
GOLD BROCHADE DRESSES for siblings tenoyim, bar mitzvahs,cousins weddings etc.Available in 3 sizes 3-4, 6-7 & 8-10.call:347-770-2404
MAUVE TEEN GOWN 3D Flowers, Size 0-2. 347.564.0080- Picture Available BLACK/GOLD GOWN size 6/8 worn once. call/txt 3477433878
MATERNITY WEDDING DRESS Black/white. brand new, size small. sale $450 Call/text 646-245-0713
LACE DESIGNER GOWN White Top, Black Skirt. Size 4-6. Rent: $375 Sale: $600. 917.685.1414
BEAUTIFUL GOWN adult size 10-12 Text/call for pic 3474966185
KLEINFELDS GOWN perfect condition size 4. Call 7188718679 Text 9292660364
BLACK/GOLD exquisite gown size 6 txt 9293524167
OFF WHITE GOWN size 8-10 tulle and lace gown 3473318818
BLACK/GOLD GOWN $450. Size 4-6. Boro Park. 718 633 0677
RED VALENTINO GOWN Black. size 6. Call or text 3476751475
MAUVE PINK CHILDRENS GOWN with black detail. Size 7, 10 and 14 to sell. 3473318818
OFF WHITE LACE GOWN size 2. please call 347-4521695
CUSTOM MAUVE GOWN with accordion bottom. Sz 0-2. very rich and elegant looking. pls call 347-3004586
BLACK/GOLD GOWN Size 14 very slenderizing. Call or text 3479309328
ROSE COLOR GOWN Size 2. please call 347-4521695
MATERNITY GOWN Size medium long black maternity gown from Dimensions store. 9173017389
BLACK/GOLD GOWN Ladies Size 8. Lace Top & Brocade Bottom. Sister of Bride. $650. Text 347-4365507
MIRI BLACK/WHITE GOWN Gorgeous for great price! 718435-6426
DESIGNER BLACK GOWN married sister of the bride. Size 2. 347-524-2212
OFF WHITE GOWN w/ thin gold overlay top size 6 adult sis of bride selling for $150. 718-435-2546
OSCAR BLUE/ BLACK GOWN approx. size 2, sister-of-bride, cocktail length. Call 347-9307934
MOTHER OF BRIDE GOWN cream with decorative beading for sale. Size 10 call 718-377-8484 or text 347-5241263
MAUVE PINK GOWNS adult size 4 and 6 with matching kids size 6. also adult size 16 black and white gown (845)307-0485
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MIRIS LT BLUE/SILVER Gown Size 4. 3474431862
MAUVE PINK GOWN size 12 for sale. Call/text 347799-5909 GORGEOUS VORT DRESS for sale. text 3475783991 for pic
GREY/DUSTY PINK GOWN 2 beautiful gowns for preteens sz 14&16 was $600 selling for $400. call 718-2560183 lve msg BLACK/GOLD cocktail length dress size 2-4 call or text 347-675-0266 IVORY & PINK GIRLS GOWNS sizes 10 & 12 718-437-3091 SOFT PINK TULLE GOWNS Adorable sz 4 for sale. 347898-1428 CHILDRENS WHITE GOWN size 5-6 for sale. Call/text 3476223508 PINK CHILDRENS GOWN Custom sewn, sz 8-10 for rent or sale. 347-786-1556 WHITE CHILDRENS GOWNS 5 gowns sizes between 3 to 7. Call/Text 347 564 6620
NAVY/WHITE LACE Wedding dress. Large size. Great price. sale/rent call/txt 9172027504
WHITE/GOLD GOWNS 7 Gorgeous gowns sizes 4-12, matching 12-18 months romper & size 3 short dress. $300, negotiable if taking all. 347-451-4816
IVORY/GOLD GOWNS for sale sizes 5, 7, 12-14, 0, 2 ivory and gold. Call 718-3778484 or text 347-524-1263
WHITE WITH MAUVE TRIM gown for 2 yr. old rent or sell. 718-887-1055
BLACK/WHITE MATERNITY GOWN size small tall. Please call 9176854102 (no text)
RAQUEL DRESS White lace size 4. Great for tnoyim. orig: 1,000. selling for $500. call/ text: 929-920-4246
PINK GIRLS GOWNS Ages 10 and 12 years. 718-7971629 PINK/BLACK Little Girls size 6. text 3474862881
ODDS & ENDS RARE OPPORTUNITY For just $200 you can sponsor benchers for a local hall in the memory of a loved one. 646-874-4342 LOOKING FOR Stanley -young america ivory/white for kids/baby room. call/text 718-809-0963 UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Call 347-782-8100. We’ll pick up & ship English/Judaica books to Israeli Bais Yaakov H.S. library. FREE! Clear those shelves. TEHILLIM MINYAN Looking for a shul that wants to start a tehillim minyan call 305 766 2708 STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER looking for subjects to practice on. $50. special needs children welcome. 7322885683
LOST Pearl earring with white gold around it. Lost before Sukkos time. 347-581-8056 Black camera sx740 on the Monsey Trails.917-671-6386 1 roller blade near Prospect park on Chol Hamoed 718928-5123 couple of years ago a Quarts stone pendant with a gold frame, Birkat HaKohanim engraved on it.willing to pay a reward. 917-403-0809 earring 10/14/15 between 55th/ 49th street on 13th ave. navy/black marble stone. 917403-0809
A gray jacket oct 15 in the area of 14/15 bet 46 & 50. 347-2630058
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FOUND In June thin 14kt gold chain on 12/40th. 718-387-1571 Belt to Tish Bekishe on Monsey Trails Bus, chol Hamoed 845-544-9131 money during Aseres Yemei Teshuva. 14th Ave, 41st St. area. 718-853-1419 sukkos machzor with name Tzivia Roiza Ruchel Tenenbaum. 347-292-7808 baby jacket/sweater 58 st. &16 ave. 347-308-3875 silver tennis bracelet bw 15 and 16ave 60st Simchas Torah morning 718 854 1550 Ladies watch. Week of R”H on 15th Ave. 646 417 3864.
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SWIFT STAFFING Looking for a job? We may have the right opportunity for you. Please email your resume to chanie@ swiftstaffinggroup.com so that we can see if you are a match for any one of our open positions. Please also indicate what type of position you are looking for. SECRETARY WANTED Looking to hire a female to do data entry and reports for ecommerce fulfillment office. Smart, Capable, detail oriented and Computer Savvy. This job has potential for growth. Office is located near Monsey. Pay is approx. 45k plus travel reimbursement. chanie@ swiftstaffinggroup.com POSITIONS AVAILABLE Looking to fill the following positions for a Title Insurance Company- Real estate related. Finance/Accounting position- Cpa or Cpa in training Pay range 80k-100k. Title insurance coordinatorPay approx. 33K. Sales RepPay is based on commission. chanie@swiftstaffinggroup. com SALESLADY WANTED Looking to hire middle aged woman to serve as a furniture sales rep. Please email resume to: bpfurniturerep@gmail.com
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