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(Re: A Trip Spent in a Tent, Issue 96) I read your camping article, and while it sounds like a thrilling adventure, it may be one that many may not be daring enough to try.

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(Re: Grill On, Issue 96) I was shocked to see your recipe for “The Tastiest Marinade” in which you indicate that Worcestershire sauce should be used with chicken cutlets. It’s well known that Worcestershire sauce is made with anchovies, and it would be a major issue for this to be used with chicken. There are some fish-free Worcestershire sauces, but they are specialty items and you’d have to look for them, because the standard

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I did not grow up with the “minhag” of joining extended family for the third Shabbos meal. (I don’t even live within walking distance to any family.) Shabbos afternoons and evenings are joyfully spent at home with myself and my young children. My husband and sons remain in shul for shalosh seudos, while the girls eat, sing and play at home.

During the months of the COVID-19 pandemic when shuls were closed, shalosh seudos at home took on a new dimension. With the men home, extra creativity and spice were put into our previously standard fare of challah and dips. From food prep to table decor, the children went all out. The singing of zemiros and family favorites were enjoyed by all, and spending the last hours of Shabbos together became a unique highlight of the week!

Although we were so grateful when shuls reopened, baruch Hashem, and we were blessed to resume interacting with other people, we sorely missed the Shabbos evenings we had become accustomed to. That’s why my husband and I came up with an idea that we have been implementing for quite a few months already. Once a month, usually on Shabbos Mevarchim, he returns home after Mincha to have the shalosh seudos meal with the family. It’s so special and meaningful.

I know that in the Litvish circles eating at home is the norm; however, in the chassidish world, the men learn, sing and inspire each other in shul. We have merged the two and get the best of both worlds.

I have learned so much from our experiences during the pandemic, and I am trying to hold on to the messages and awareness gained during that time.

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In this week’s parsha, we read, “Tamim tihyeh im Hashem Elokecha” (Devarim 18:13). Rashi quotes the Sifri who says, “Hishalech imo b’temimus...” — a person should follow Hashem with complete simplicity, depending on Him without questioning and accepting whatever happens to him with pure temimus.

People experience difficulties in life, and it can be challenging not to be anxious about the past or worried about the future. How can we embrace all that happens with temimus and serenity?

Note: We each have a chiyuv hishtadlus according to our level of bitachon. The following story is not meant to be imitated; rather, it casts a glimpse into the heart of a lofty ba’al bitachon.

HE WAS THE PARADIGM of a Yerushalayimer Yid, saturated with yiras Shamayim and middos tovos. When it came to the middah of bitachon, especially, Reb Avraham Moshe Grossman, zt”l, was above and beyond. It wasn’t just in theory that he had bitachon; he strongly sensed his loving Father guiding his every step. And despite this already close connection, he never stopped working on growing in this area.

As an exercise in strengthening his trust in Hashem, Reb Avraham Moshe stopped locking his front door on Friday nights. “Shabbos has a greater zechus,” he said. “The Shechinah rests in the world. I have bitachon, and so there is no reason for me to lock my door.”

Soon this became his steady practice.

When the Grossmans’ oldest grandchild got married, the family prepared to travel out of town for Shabbos. “Maybe we should lock the door this week,” the Rav’s wife said.

“Especially because there have been so many robberies in our neighborhood lately.”

“Just the opposite!” Reb Avraham Moshe replied, his face aglow. “This is such a great opportunity for us to strengthen

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our trust in our Father Above. It’s no longer a chiddush that we leave the front door open on Shabbos; we do it every week. But this week, if we leave the door unlocked even though we are not home, we have the chance to rely on Hakadosh Baruch Hu completely.”

His passionate words made an impact on his wife, who had come to grow alongside her husband. His enthusiasm was contagious, and she agreed.

After enjoying a beautiful Shabbos, the Grossmans made their way home.

As they approached home, Rebbitzen Grossman was suddenly overwhelmed with a sense of foreboding. “I have this bad feeling that there were thieves in our house over Shabbos,” she whispered. They walked up to their building, and Rebbetzin Grossman couldn’t bring herself to go inside. “If it happened, I really don’t want to see the scene they left behind,” she said.

But Reb Avraham Moshe didn’t think twice. “Our Father is watching over us! We are in His hands,” he said, and then strode up the steps together with his son.

As they reached their floor, the son shuddered. “Oy,

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There was no mistaking it. The front door was resting on a slant, having been completely removed by the hinges. Thieves had indeed visited; someone had been inside!

The boy began panicking. Who knew what was left inside, if anything at all? What did the house look like? But his father was calm as ever.

“Our Father in Shamayim watches over us all the time,” he said. “I rely on Him, only on Him. If we deserve the damages, we’ll accept it lovingly. But I think that our Father doesn’t want to harm us. I don’t think we suffered any loss here.”

Gently, they moved the door aside and entered the house.

Surprise!

Everything looked normal, just the way it had when they had left on Friday. They looked around.

The china closet was full; not even a becher had been removed. The jewelry was in the drawer, and not even a single tissue had been moved from its place. No broken items, no overturned mess. The home was as tranquil as ever.

The son ran to call his mother, who was wondering what was taking so long. They went upstairs together.

Reb Avraham Moshe was composed. “You’re wondering how this could be?” he asked. “Do you think a robber can steal when Hashem Himself is watching over us? When we feel Hashem’s hand guiding us, then the hands of the robber are tied, his eyes are blind. He cannot do a thing.”

Interestingly, a short while later, the burglar behind the local robberies was caught. Only then did the Grossmans discover why they had been spared.

After the thief removed the hinges of their door, he realized that the door was unlocked. The family must be somewhere near! he panicked, and he fled the scene without even entering the house.

The very act that looked like the opposite of protection turned out to be their greatest protection.

There was no mistaking it. The front door was resting on a slant, having been completely removed by the hinges.

* * * * * Obviously, the moral of this story is not to begin sleeping with unlocked doors. Rather, the lesson is clear. The more trust a person has in Hashem, the greater protection he merits. When we live with true emunah and let go of our worries, feeling as if Hashem is holding our hand, we will indeed be able to remain calm; Hashem will care for us.

“Tamim tihyeh” — by believing with our whole heart that Hashem knows what is good for us, we will be “im Hashem Elokecha” — Hashem will protect us and envelop us in everlasting serenity.

Did You Know?

The prohibition of destroying a fruit tree is discussed in this week’s parsha. The pasuk uses the expression “Ki ha’adam eitz ha’sadeh,” and from here derives the parable of a person being likened to a tree — even though the simple explanation of the phrase, according to Rashi, is the opposite!

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CHAPTER 20 RECAP: Shabbesai Tzvi travels clandestinely to meet with the Soul Healer, Rabbi Nattan Haazati to heal his emotional exhaustion. The Soul Healer reveals to him that he, Nattan, is Moshiach’s harbinger, Eliyahu Hanavi.

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habbesai Tzvi stared at the young man, incredulous and speechless.

“Ours is one of the most important meetings in the history of the world,” said Nattan. “It is the meeting of Moshiach and Eliyahu Hanavi. The king has wandered in exile for many years, but no more.

A sign has come from Heaven, directing the footsteps of the king to the door of his prophet. Together, we will be a mighty force, an unstoppable force. I will proclaim your kingdom, and you will rule.”

Shabbesai Tzvi continued to stare at Nattan.

“Listen to me,” implored Nattan. “I know this to be the truth. And think!

If I am indeed destined to be your prophet, then you can never succeed without me. Come, let us join forces!

Accept me as your prophet!”

“Nattan, your revelation has inflamed my mind,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “But I must be careful. I cannot answer you so quickly. Why, I have never set eyes upon you before today.”

Nattan Haazati paused for a meditative moment.

“I understand that,” he said. “But grant me this. For the next few weeks, let me accompany you wherever you

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go. We can go together to the holy gravesites. During this time, you’ll get to know me. Then you’ll be better disposed to answer when I ask you again to accept me as your prophet.”

Shabbesai Tzvi ran his fingers through his silken beard. Then he nodded.

For two weeks, Shabbesai Tzvi and Nattan Haazati traveled the length and breadth of Eretz Yisroel.

They prayed at the gravesite of Rabi Shimon bar Yochai in Meron, Rabi Meir Baal Haness in Teveriah and the Arizal in Tzefas. In the evenings, there were lengthy discussions about Kabbalah, as each discovered the full scope of the other’s knowledge and power.

They traveled to Yerushalayim and walked together through its ancient alleyways to the Wall. Every second and fifth day of the week, they would go to the Kever Rochel in Beis Lechem. Once, they even went to the Ma’aras Hamachpela in Chevron, although Jews were forbidden entry.

Standing outside, they gazed wistfully at the awesome structure. Someday, we will be free to enter whenever we choose, they told each other.

One day, as they walked through the sun-drenched streets of the Jew-

ish quarter of Yerushalayim, Nattan seemed particularly preoccupied.

“What’s on your mind, Nattan?” asked Shabbesai Tzvi.

“I’m thinking about how difficult it’ll be to persuade the rabbis of Yerushalayim to accept our truth. We must have a plan. In fact, we must develop a carefully planned strategy to spread your message to the entire world. We cannot simply sit back and wait for everyone to come running.”

“Go on.”

“Let’s first take the problem of the opposition of the rabbis of Yerushalayim. I think we must make private contact with one or two of them and convince them of our veracity. We must also recruit additional supporters to fill prominent positions. In fact, I’ve already suggested such a meeting to Shmuel Primo, one of the younger rabbis. Would you care to meet him?”

“Very well, Nattan. When?”

“Whenever you want to. How about right now?”

“Fine. Let’s pay him a visit.”

Shmuel Primo himself opened the door. He was a plump man with tiny eyes set in a broad fleshy face. He did not seem particularly surprised by the visit. He showed his guests into a small sitting room.

Shabbesai Tzvi and Shmuel Primo first discussed a difficult passage in Chovos Halevavos, which led them on an intricate trail through many obscure topics in the Gemara and Shulchan Aruch.

“They say you’re a miracle worker,” said Shmuel Primo. “They say you know the secrets of the universe. Some say you’re Moshiach, that you’ll bring the Final Redemption of the Jewish people. Is this true?”

“Yes, it’s true,” said Shabbesai Tzvi, fixing Primo with a penetrating look.

“The Almighty has sent me, Shabbesai the son of Mordechai Tzvi, to bring an end to our long banishment from our homeland, but the people have to follow me of their own free will. Those who oppose me and turn the people against me stand in the way of the Redemption.”

Primo tore his eyes away from Shabbesai Tzvi and turned to Nattan Haazati.

“Nattan, what do you say?” he asked.

“I know this to be the truth, Shmuel,” said Nattan.

“But how do you know?” asked Shmuel Primo.

“I cannot tell you the whole story, but I can just say this. It came to me in a Divine revelation.”

“A Divine revelation, you say?” Primo raised his eyebrows. “I don’t take your words lightly, Nattan, but doesn’t the opposition of the rabbis of Yerushalayim make you stop and think?”

“Of course, it does. It makes me stop and think about how that opposition can be overcome. Tell me, Shmuel, when Moshiach comes, will all the leaders of the Jewish people instantly accept him? Or will there be some, perhaps many, who turn their backs on him? The answer is obvious, I think. It also follows that those who accept him early will merit higher rank in the kingdom of Moshiach.”

Shmuel Primo’s eyes darted to Shabbesai Tzvi and then back to Nattan.

“What do you expect from me?” he asked.

“We’re asking for your friendship, Shmuel.”

“I was never an enemy.”

“We’re asking for your help. You’re a gifted writer. We want you to use your talents for our mission.”

“I must think about it.”

“Don’t think for too long, Shmuel,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “The Redemption will come with or without you. Don’t squander your chance to earn everlasting reward. The choice is yours. Come, Nattan, let us go.”

Shabbesai Tzvi and Nattan Haazati returned to Gaza several days before Shavuos. Shabbesai Tzvi sent a message to his wife Sarah, who had remained behind in the House of Chelebi in Cairo, that he would not be returning for Shavuos. Then he went into seclusion, spending most of his time in Nattan’s room in the back of the house. Nattan busied himself with the arrangements for the festival. He invited all the rabbis of Gaza to meet in his house on Shavuos night in honor of his illustrious guest, Shabbesai Tzvi.

The weather in Gaza was humid and oppressive, but cool breezes from the nearby Mediterranean Sea accompanied the arrival of Shavuos night.

Shabbesai Tzvi and Nattan prayed in a small shul in the adjoining courtyard. After the meal, rabbis began to arrive from all over the city of Gaza.

The men crowded into the large room in the back of the house, eager to meet the renowned Shabbesai Tzvi and hear what

“Don’t think for too long, Shmuel,” said Shabbesai Tzvi.

“The Redemption will come with or without you. Don’t squander your chance to earn everlasting reward. The choice is yours.”

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he had to say. For one full hour, Shabbesai Tzvi dazzled them with a very deep and learned discourse, touching on halacha, aggadah and Kabbalah. He quoted verbatim from the writings of the Prophets and related them to the present times by means of brilliant and imaginative new interpretations. At times, he made his listeners laugh. At times, he made them cry.

After Shabbesai Tzvi finished, other rabbis took turns offering new insights into the festival and various other Torah topics. Lively discussions followed each rabbi’s presentation.

Nattan Haazati’s turn came late in the night. The weariness of the listeners lent an aura of unreality to the scene.

The candles were no more than flickering stubs. Huge charcoal shadows elbowed one another on the plaster walls.

Nattan waited for absolute silence before he spoke. Starting with a Gemara in Maseches Shabbos, he began to develop a fascinating theme. Suddenly, a violent tremor seized his body, and he began to shake uncontrollably. Several men sprang forward to help him.

“Don’t touch me!” he cried out. “If you touch me, my soul will be torn from my body, and I will die a horrible death.”

The men shrank back and watched in horrified helplessness as tremor after tremor passed through Nattan’s body. His head was thrown back, his eyes squeezed tightly shut.

“Listen to me!” he called out in a strangled voice. “Listen to the vision of Nattan Binyamin the son of Elisha

Chaim Halevi. A strong wind arises in the north. The heavens and the earth recoil in terror. Kingdoms totter and fall. The end of days approaches. The footsteps of Moshiach tread upon the dusty soil of Eretz Yisroel. His name is Shabbesai the son of Mordechai Tzvi.

Long live Shabbesai Tzvi, our king!

Long live Moshiach ben Dovid!”

At this point, Nattan fell into a dead faint, but no one in the room dared move. Presently, Nattan regained consciousness. Speaking in a strange and hollow voice, he uttered a long stream of gematria formulations that identified Shabbesai Tzvi as Moshiach through the numerical value of certain words in the Torah. He then went on to explain the precise rank and nature of the soul of Moshiach in the Kabbalistic scheme of Creation. When he finished, he once again collapsed in a dead faint and remained unconscious for the rest of the night.

Nattan’s prophecy electrified the rabbis of Gaza. If they had regarded Shabbesai Tzvi with respect before, they now regarded him with overwhelming awe. Reports of the Shavuos night incident circulated throughout Gaza and even reached Yerushalayim in the distant Hills of Yehudah.

Shabbesai Tzvi himself was deeply moved by the experience. At last, he could become a true king of the Jewish people. He now had his official prophet. There were no blemishes on his holy soul. The lack of progress was not due to the displeasure of the Almighty

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On the seventeenth day of Sivan in the year 1665, Shabbesai Tzvi proclaimed himself, for the first time in public, as Moshiach. The entire community of Gaza and its rabbis followed in his wake. Wild rumors and exaggerated reports of earlier events in the life of Shabbesai Tzvi reached every ear in Gaza. Even the Arabs and the Turks of the city, swept up in the frenzy, looked into the radiant face of the new king of the Jews and withdrew to the safety of their homes.

Shabbesai Tzvi appointed a group of followers to represent the Twelve Tribes.

Accompanied by his prophet Nattan and the representatives of the Tribes, he rode a majestic horse through the streets of Gaza. Cheering crowds lined the streets and threw flowers in the path of the mounted king. As far as the eye could see, jubilant dancers filled the streets, and joyous song adorned the air. Shabbesai Tzvi’s spirit soared within him. His conquest of Gaza, one of the most prominent Jewish settlements in Eretz Yisroel, had been total and almost instantaneous. Yerushalayim lay ahead.

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After Months of Allegations, Cuomo Resigns as Governor of New York Dogged by allegations of impropriety and an ongoing impeachment inquiry, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced his resignation on Tuesday, saying that his stepping down was in the state’s best interests.

Even as he announced that he would be leaving the governor’s mansion, Cuomo insisted that he had done nothing wrong.

A report released last week by Attorney General Letitia James alleged that he had harassed multiple women and created a work environment filled with “fear and intimidation,” prompting the State Assembly to start impeachment hearings. A stunning number of New York’s elected officials on both sides of the aisle and even President Joe Biden have been calling for Cuomo’s resignation in recent days, and Cuomo’s top aide, Melissa DeRosa, resigned suddenly on Monday, reported the Associated Press.

Addressing the state at a Tuesday morning press conference, Cuomo said that with the current charges swirling, he felt it was in the state’s best interest for him to step down.

“Government operations and wasting energy on distraction is the last thing government should be,” said Cuomo. “I cannot be the cause. New York tough means New York loving, and I love New York and I love you. Everything I have ever done has been motivated by that love, and I would never want to be unhelpful in any way.”

According to the Associated Press, Cuomo is still facing the possibility of criminal charges from multiple prosecutors in different counties.

Cuomo will be leaving office on August 24 and will be replaced by Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul, who will be New York’s first female governor. Over the years, Cuomo made no secret of the fact that he’d hoped to win a fourth term as governor,

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Girls Forced To Spend Shabbos in Antwerp After Being Kicked Off Two Flights to NY Eighteen teenage girls who had been touring Jewish sites in Europe found themselves stranded in the Amsterdam airport, with last-minute arrangements made for them to spend Shabbos in Belgium.

Hamodia reported that the girls were part of a group of 56 girls, most of whom were from Monsey, Boro Park and Williamsburg, who took part in a two-week trip to Europe with Rebbetzin Shulamis Sternbuch. The girls found themselves in an uncomfortable position when they first landed in Amsterdam on July 20 at the beginning of their trip, when an airport security person claimed that they had refused to comply with in-flight rules, allegations that the girls vehemently denied. Two weeks later, the girls said they were harassed by flight attendants on a KLM flight from Ukraine to Amsterdam, and when they attempted to board their connecting flight from Amsterdam’s Schiphol Air-

port, eighteen members of the group were told they would not be allowed to get onto the plane. KLM told the girls they would only be allowed to board another flight to New York if they paid a fine of 2,000 euros — an amount equivalent to more than $2,300 each. Attempts by the girls to book a flight on Delta, a KLM partner, were equally unsuccessful, with Delta also charging a 2,000-euro fine and KLM insisting that switching to a different airline would trigger a 200-euro release fee for each piece of luggage.

While KLM said that the girls had displayed “unruly behavior” on their flights to and from Europe, family members felt that the girls had been unfairly singled out.

“Those girls were targeted because they are Jews,” said the brother of one of the girls. “They were adhering to their rules and instructions the entire time. In fact, many of the girls had slept through most of the flight and had no interactions with the flight staff.”

The girls spent last Thursday night in a cordoned-off section of Schiphol Airport, eating food supplied by Chabad shluchim as community leaders reached out to elected officials for assistance. After being finally booked on a Friday morning flight back to New York, the group was booted off another plane, ostensibly because two girls switched seats with other passengers, although the others involved in the seat swap were allowed to continue on the flight.

Given that it was already close to noon, arrangements were made for the girls to spend Shabbos in a rented house in Antwerp, located approximately 100 miles away, with food delivered for the entire group. Rabbi Yisroel Kahan of Oizrim Jewish Council, who had been advocating for the girls, said that the girls returned home safely on Sunday, flying home out of Antwerp, not Amsterdam, on a United Airlines flight.

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CHAPTER TWENTY RECAP: Ariella

tours Acco a bit. Realizing that her hostess’s husband does not want guests for Shabbos, she decides to eat alone in her room.

On the moshav where the Reinesses, Osher and Shlomo are spending Shabbos, little Gadi can’t seem to get enough of his his pet fox.

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riella spent the rest of Friday exploring the streets near her small apartment. It was refreshing to see children wearing velvet yarmulkes, and young men in suits and hats, walking briskly with typical Erev Shabbos purposefulness. Not that she could ignore the rolling Arabic that she heard as well, as Arab women in their distinct garb, pushing strollers and surrounded by children, passed by.

Her Shabbos was ready, and there was nowhere for her to hurry. She studied the buildings, noticed the clean sidewalks and streets, and wondered about the lack of traffic lights, both for vehicles and for pedestrians. She did not see Osher, however, or any other youths that could have been his friends in whatever learning framework he was in. Just at the end of her walking tour, she saw an Arab woman sitting under a massive umbrella with a few buckets of flowers. Ariella selected two modest bunches, paid for them, and then, in the rain that had begun to fall, walked back to her temporary home.

As she entered the building, she hesitated, not sure whether or not to knock on Miriam’s door. There was a little mat near it, and she decided to leave one of the bouquets there, where her hostess was sure to find it. She placed the other bouquet in a plastic cup on the small table in her room and leaned it against the wall.

Shabbos was about to descend on the world.

If her parents would know that she was eating her meals alone, they would be horrified.

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Since Nosson’s passing, Ariella had never been alone for a Shabbos seudah. She was always a guest at someone’s house — usually her parents’, although sometimes she went to friends, and on the rare occasion, to Nosson’s parents.

In a phone call to her parents, she hadn’t told them about her change in plans. She knew it would send their worry seismograph on a wild spike, and there was little they could do to help her. She didn’t want her mother frantically looking for a family that would be kind enough to host her so that she shouldn’t be alone for Shabbos.

And besides, she didn’t want the whole thing to get back to Miriam, who would be very embarrassed.

She wasn’t afraid of eating by herself, just as she wasn’t afraid to sleep alone, or in general, to be alone.

She bentched licht and then said Kabbalas Shabbos and some Tehillim. She davened Maariv, recited Kiddush, ate, and even hummed some zemiros to herself. She wondered where Osher was at that moment. Was he close by? Perhaps he had davened in one of the shuls she had seen today on her walks; she’d noticed at least seven or eight of them. When she’d spoken to Miriam last week to arrange the rental, Miriam had given her some details about the city and the frum community. Apparently, the shuls she’d seen were only a sampling as there were more than fifty shuls in Acco.

She felt an urge to go out for another walk after bentching, but worried that perhaps it wasn’t safe enough.

After all, this was Acco, and it was nighttime…

She hadn’t yet decided whether to go to sleep or read a book when there was a light knock at the door.

“Miriam!” she exclaimed, and forced the biggest smile she could manage.

“I figured I’d pop in for a short visit,” her hostess replied. She held out a tray with cake, a bottle of juice, some cups, and a small bowl of white pumpkin seeds. “How often do I have a guest?”

“Come inside,” Ariella said, as if

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she were the hostess. She took a seat on the bed and left Miriam the lone chair.

“The flowers are from you, right?”

Miriam said. “I see you have an identical bouquet for yourself.”

Ariella smiled.

“I guessed. Thank you very much.

They’re really pretty.”

They sat in silence. Ariella politely took a slice of cake and complimented the baker. Miriam also took some cake and made a bracha, but her eyes were fixed on the juice bottle. “I hope it was okay for you here tonight,” she

What would happen if someone would tell her, Ariella, which occupation to choose, based on its profitability? said suddenly.

“Oh, it was excellent,” Ariella assured her.

“Really? I felt so uneasy every time I thought of you eating your seudah here, alone… Are you sure it worked out okay?”

“Absolutely sure.”

“Good.” Miriam leaned back. “So, tell me a little about yourself. Do you work?”

“Yes.” Ariella did not like interrogations, but she knew what Miriam did — or rather did not do — for a living, so it was probably appropriate for her to share her own occupation. “I’m a private teacher — kind of like a tutor — for music and math. When I have students,” she added, after a fraction of a second’s thought.

“Music and math?” Miriam grinned. “A bit of a strange mix, isn’t it?”

“Well, I’m kind of a strange mix myself. I’m both humanistic and realistic, and this is the result. But in general, music is very close —”

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“To the teshuvah world,” Miriam completed.

“Well, that, too,” Ariella said with a smile. “But I actually meant the closeness between music and math. They have many similarities. Music has a lot of order and rules, and I can sometimes literally see a whole series of equations in a musical piece.”

“Well, if you say so. I don’t understand much about either of them.”

Miriam stood up. She seemed to be battling with her thoughts, and then she said, “So I’m happy it worked out okay for you tonight.”

Ariella nodded, and Miriam wished her a good Shabbos.

Ariella was once more alone, and again, the window became her friend.

This time, when she tilted her head to a certain angle, she could discern the closely trimmed grass that filled the front courtyard of the building. The wet grass had a scent that Osher had always loved. She wondered if Osher was also smelling cut grass right now, in the middle of the night, instead of sleeping.

Looking out of the window, her thoughts wandered. And the truth was, Ariella decided, that she liked being by herself.

She could not imagine putting up with someone interfering with what she did, like Miriam had to tolerate. What would happen if someone would tell her, Ariella, which occupation to choose, based on its profitability, or even that she should take in more math students over music ones, because she could charge more for the former than for the latter?

Truthfully, she could understand the issue with the meals and the privacy, and she was totally okay with that. The fourth Shabbos after their wedding, Nosson had wanted them to stay home, and they’d done so. And it had been wonderful…

“So, did it work out okay for her?” she suddenly heard a voice near the window.

“Totally fine,” came Miriam’s voice. “She didn’t seem upset at all.”

“That’s good. Imagine if you would have had to bring her into the mess the children made before Shabbos…”

There was a pause. “Maybe we’ll be able to invite guests when the chil-

dren get older. For now, it really doesn’t work for me, especially when the house looks like this...”

Nosson liked order, too, Ariella recalled. And she had tried her best to keep the house tidy. But if not for Nosson’s overwhelmingly good middos, she had no idea what would have been — because more often than not, the house did not remain in top form for long...

And she also had no idea what would have been if she and Nosson would have had children, and those children would have grown up receiving insufficient chinuch with regard to cleaning and orderliness…

Ariella stopped. Her thoughts sometimes got out of control when she was tired, and really, it was time to get away from the window and get some sleep. *****

Osher After the Shabbos morning meal, Reb Elazar, Shlomo and I sat down to learn in the shul of the small settlement. It was the first time I’d ever learned b’chavrusa with Rav Elazar.

He was a very good study partner and reminded me of the yungerman my father hired to help me with my learning before I registered for mesivta. That young man was also very good, and I tried hard to concentrate and listen to him, but when he asked me questions on the material afterward, I didn’t know a thing. It was just after I’d stopped taking the Concerta because of its side effects.

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when I can’t seem to focus. Reb Elazar seemed to wait for those “best moments,” and then — boom — whatever he would say goes straight into my head. I felt good about the learning

But something woke me up early; at first I wasn’t even sure what it was. session afterward.

After learning we davened Mincha and then went back to the house to eat shalosh seudos, which included cholent made of soy and turnip and I don’t know what else. The Bergs arrange their Shabbos meals like that: Since Shabbos is so short, they eat the first morning meal early and keep it short, with just fish and salads and dessert.

Then, for shalosh seudos, they serve the cholent and the rest of the main

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course.

When shalosh seudos was over, Shlomo and I went to take a nap. I made up with Shlomo that after we’d get up, we’d take a walk around the area. We even promised Reb Elazar’s nephews that they could come with us.

But something woke me up early; at first I wasn’t even sure what it was. It felt like my leg was stuck in the metal frame of the bed or something, and I tried to pull it out. It came loose easily, but it hurt, like I’d been scraped by the metal.

“Ow,” I murmured.

Then I heard a strange noise on the floor next to me, and a moment later I heard Shlomo also say, “Ow!” But his cry was much louder than mine. He was nearly screaming.

“What was that?!” he cried, sitting up.

“Hey!” I said. “Your cheek is bleeding!”

“Osher!” he gasped. “Do you think this is a joke?”

“A joke?” I was indignant. “Do you think I did this to you? I was sleeping!”

He didn’t answer, because at that moment he realized that it wasn’t me.

We both saw the skinny little fox slip out of the window and through the bars until it was out of our sight.

“It bit me!” Shlomo groaned. “That fox bit my cheek!”

By now my foot was throbbing.

I glanced at it — and yes, I was also bleeding from the visible teeth marks on my skin.

“Me too,” I said. “On my foot.” I stood up carefully. “But I think I can stand… So it probably wasn’t such a serious bite.”

Shlomo got up to the sink and washed his face with a lot of water.

“It’s not a deep bite,” he said, looking at himself in the small mirror. “But it really hurts. I’m going to ask the Bergs if they have some antiseptic cream and a Band-Aid.” To be continued…

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The 175-acre Rattlesnake Solar Farm was previously known as Tire Mountain, and it reportedly boasted some 80 million scrap tires at one time in its heyday at the beginning of the 21st century.

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The largest tire graveyard, home to some 7 million tires buried in dug-out holes in Kuwait, made headlines last week when it burst into flames, releasing great plumes of toxic black smoke into the air. So great were these billows of smoke, that they showed up on satellite images from space.

The risks of dumping these masses of hazardous combustible material have long since raised concerns, having many push for recycling the tires instead of dumping them in such a high-temperature, dry climate.

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ALL BIKES MOTORCYCLE JUNKYARD Rye, Arizona Arizona’s dry climate is the ideal conditions for old vehicles, since rust is caused by moisture in the air. Legend has it that in 1988, All Bikes proprietor Ron Adler, brought his collection of cycles from Washington to Arizona in eight semi-trailers.

This is said to have been the largest motorcycle junkyard of all time, though this hard-earned accumulation — and 40 years of work by its owner — was destroyed in a fire in 2013. In its lifetime, it was a site that people haunted both for its sale of parts and its vivid sight.

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This field in Hangzhou has around 84,000 abandoned bicycles.

Many cyclists make use of the “first hour free” shared bike companies offer, and then have no compunction about unceremoniously dumping the bikes in inconvenient places where vehicular, pedestrian or cycling traffic is blocked.

The bike-sharing companies, too slow in reclaiming them, were leaving too many to rust until authorities stepped in. And until China figures out how to regulate their bike-sharing industry, these are collecting rust on huge sites like this one.

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raveling with a two-week-old baby should be illegal.

I realize this when I am miles away from home, just another car on the endless ribbon of highway. My baby hasn’t stopped screaming since we left, and my other kids are taking travel sickness to new levels.

The new CD that we bought especially for this trip drones on in the background, something about sharing and love and friendship. No one is listening.

I try deep breathing, mindfulness, everything, and remind myself that there is no way we can skip this bar mitzvah.

Menachem is my brother’s only son, and we’ve been hearing about this great event since the day he was born. It’s not his fault that his big day lands two weeks after my own son’s arrival, so here we are.

It’ll be nice once we get there, I know, but now I’m giving myself the liberty to kvetch.

Someone wails that they need the bathroom, another howls that he’s starving.

And through it all, the baby cries on. * * * * *

The bar mitzvah is gorgeous, the company even better.

My baby is blessedly asleep, and I’m so thankful that I’m in total denial about the fact that this means he won’t sleep a wink on the way home.

The bar mitzvah ends too soon, a flurry of hugs and smiles and air kisses to Elter-Babi.

Menachem beams, looking adorably stiff in his new hat and suit, and I know it was worth it.

I just hope that thought will keep me going on the long ride home * * * * *

Long ride home is an understatement.

We’ve been driving for only an hour, but my darling little prince is keeping anyone who could sleep in a car wide awake.

Outside there is silence, a long necklace of lights glowing starkly against the inky black. I wonder if the screaming can be heard out the window.

He needs to be held, my baby, not wriggling and arching his back in the impossibly stiff car seat. My daughter looks green, and I hand her a bag quickly.

The incessant crying stops, for a second, and I think that my son is probably just catching a breath of air before launching into it again. I don’t dare hope, even for a moment, that there might be quiet.

But miracle of miracles, there is.

I sag against the seat, so grateful — and what was that noise?

It’s a low, grating, awful sound.

I turn to my husband, quirk up an eyebrow. I don’t think I want to know.

“The engine,” he murmurs, forehead wrinkling.

Uh-oh.

It’s been on its last legs for a while, and we thought that if we’d ignore the issue, it might just go away on its own. Apparently, it’s not going anywhere, and has decided to die here, in no man’s land, miles away from home.

Talk about good timing. * * * * *

I sit on the cold asphalt of the highway’s shoulder, darkness wrapping itself around me. In the background I vaguely hear the voice of my husband, good soul that he is, calling the AAA. He could call the police, firemen or army corps, for all I care. I want to get home. (And I am not mentioning a word about my baby. You don’t want to know.)

The scene isn’t getting prettier as it gets later, and my kids are not finding this funny either.

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Out in the Arizona desert one might be forgiven for claiming to see giant birds, their great bodies stretched across the sand as far as the eye can see… After all, the unrelenting sun does play tricks with the mind, does it not?

But these birds of abnormal proportions are not a mirage; they’re planes that have often flown their last and have landed here to slowly pass life on to newer generations.

Welcome to The Boneyard.

Here at the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base boneyard (more accurately called the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group, or AMARG), you’ll be allowed to board a bus for just a few dollars and tour through a significant piece of aerial history. With more than 2,600 acres of storage space, this boneyard is the largest in the world and reserved exclusively for federal use. The aircraft that land here come from all sectors of the government, ranging from the FBI to NASA, and run the gamut from helicopter to cargo plane.

While many aircraft have come to end their careers with a final flight into The Boneyard, others have come to make AMARG their temporary home until they can take to the skies once again.

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Divvied Up When aircraft first arrive at AMARG, they’re divided into four categories, depending on their storage needs: The 1000s, as they’re called, are the lucky long-termers who

have the potential to fly once again but are granted a chance to rest up. These aircraft have come to The Boneyard to be preserved and tucked away — safe from the machines that revel in the eerie grind of metal dissection. Though many of these big birds will be reinstated into active service, their roles may be modified. Hundreds of F-16 Fighting Falcons, for instance, will undergo conversion from battle-ready warriors to hunted and on-the-run. With some swapping of machinery, these war planes are transformed into remote-controlled drones and used as moving target practice for a newer generation of aircraft.

F-16 fighter planes are transformed into QF-16 unmanned aerial targets.

The 2000 aircraft grouping is also called the “cann birds,” for it is from them that material is harvested and transplanted into still-active aircraft, with those “cannibals” making away with their wings or other parts… The 2000s save the government (and American taxpayers!) extremely heavy loads of cash each year that would otherwise be spent on the purchase or manufacture of new parts.

The 3000s are the “hi-bye” sort, often just stopping by for a quick vacation in the Arizona sun. They’re the type that

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Parts are salvaged from the the 2000s to be implanted in active aircraft.

requires the most maintenance, keeping them ready to fly at a moment’s notice.

The 4000 group is the most sorry of the lot, with the aircraft here marked for disposal. When all their usable parts have been salvaged, these planes will be completely destroyed.

Pickling Planes and Mothballing Machines Planes intended for storage must be “pickled” to preserve their innards. This takes place at the “Flush Farm” (because where else would you pickle planes?).

There, the fuel system is emptied and

reloaded with an oil that acts as a preservative, coating everything to prevent decay. The plane is also drained of other fluids, and any potentially dangerous parts — such as the ejection seats — are disabled. Then the plane heads to the “wash rack.”

Over at the wash rack, the plane undergoes a good scrubbing. This deep cleaning helps prevent decay, especially for planes that have flown in tropical locations, as salt water is highly corrosive.

The workers who wash the planes have the hardest of jobs, scrubbing the planes under the hot sun while wearing plastic protective gear to keep them safe from the industrial-strength degreasers used.

After being washed down, a plane often undergoes a white glove inspection, and then the plane is sealed up.

Special tape is used to cover any seams, while heavy cloth provides a protective barrier for engine outlets and inlets. The aircraft is covered with two coats of easy-to-peel black paint, then topped with a coat of white paint. These special measures prevent the wind, sand and the occasional rain from affecting the plane, and the thickness of the paint is measured to the millimeter to ensure the best protection. The white coat of paint, specifically, helps deflect the sun’s rays from raising the inside of the plane to unusually high temperatures that

Planes in the 4000s head to the chop shop after all salvageable parts have been removed.

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could put the electronics at risk of damage.

At this point, the planes are considered “mothballed” — ready to be settled into their spot in the desert. To keep these mammoth machines from flying away, they’re chained down, with some planes requiring as many as 72 chains to hold them in place!

Once they’re settled in storage, a preservation team checks each plane every six months for signs of wear and tear. Planes in the 1000 group are required to undergo the whole mothballing process every four years.

Peeking at a Piece of History One of the goals at AMARG is to preserve at least one specimen of almost every type of aircraft the Coating a plane with protective paint. © 2019 Arizona Daily Star

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Pickled and painted planes prepped for slumber

military has used in the last 65 years. “Celebrity Row” at The Boneyard features all of these aircraft. One plane on Celebrity Row with an especially fascinating history is a Lockheed LC130 Hercules named Phoenix that had become embedded in ice in Antarctica after crashing. It sank so deeply into the ice that

It can take up to 72 tie-downs to keep a plane grounded!

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only its propeller tips and tail could be seen. Despite that, seventeen years later it was dug out of the ice and put back into service for another decade before heading over to The Boneyard for a well-deserved retirement.

Though the bus tours at The Boneyard are said to be fascinating for those intrigued by aviation, visitors can’t get up close and personal with the mammoth planes, having to make do with seeing them from a seat on the bus. That’s why the commanders at the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base dreamed of opening a museum that would showcase metal war veterans, allowing the public to meet these giants face-to-face.

Located right near the Air Force base, the Pima Air and Space Museum allows visitors to explore 80 acres of Air Force history.

Some of the aircraft found here are of the types that carried and dropped the atom bombs on Japanese cities, broke the sound barrier, and shuttled presidents around the country. For those who love aviation, this is the stuff dreams are made of.

Like this airplane, another Lockheed LC-130, the Phoenix was entombed in snow but eventually returned to service.

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After reviewing some of the many uninhabited islands around New York, we turn our focus to one of the islands that have become part of the city proper. Appropriately named City Island, this Bronx neighborhood has turned into a premier fishing and boating center enjoyed by many.

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In 1654, an English physician named Thomas Pell made a bold purchase: 50,000 acres of Native American land of what would later become prime real estate in Westchester and the Bronx. The Dutch and British continued fighting over the region in the following decades, but Pell retained control of his massive asset, even being forced to pledge allegiance to the Dutch for a time. Among these large tracts of land were a number of smaller islands in the region, collectively referred to as Pelham Islands.

We previously discussed Hart Island, one of the largest prizes among the Pelham Islands, but City Island is the undisputed king of the group. At 230 acres in size, it is home to a population of roughly 4,500 residents. It is part of New York City, but if one wouldn’t know better,

they’d be forgiven for thinking they were deep in New England in one of its quaint boating and fishing towns.

But first, some history. Thomas Pell’s heir ended up selling the island a few decades later, and it went through multiple owners until an ambitious plan by one Benjamin Palmer saw the island set on the path to its current name and function.

Palmer led a group who planned to turn the island — which wasn’t part of New York City for well over another century — into a competitive maritime equal of the big city. Great Minnefords Island, as some called it at the time, was rebranded as New City Island, and work began on developing the next big thing in the Long Island Sound.

His luck soon ran out. When the British took control of the area during the Revolutionary War, they showed little regard for Palmer, who was a proud patriot, and his plans. He was forced to leave the island, never to return.

While the island never turned into the port city Palmer had dreamed of, it would eventually become a successful center of nautical commerce. An early enterprise on the island was producing salt from evaporated seawater, but the busi-

ness struggled as there was no bridge to the city at the time, making shipping difficult. Next was a thriving oyster fishing industry, but that didn’t either last long.

By the 1860s, shipbuilding had become the island’s distinguishing feature, leading to growth in many related industries.

During both world wars, shipbuilding capabilities were channeled toward the raging war efforts, and the local shipyards produced tugboats, minesweepers and special crafts used in beach landings. After World War II, the island became a premier producer of yachts, manufacturing a number of sailing boats that have won the America’s Cup, a prestigious racing award.

CITY ISLAND TODAY In 1895, City Island residents voted to become a part of New York City after they were promised a new bridge in exchange. The wooden bridge, possibly built in 1873, was replaced by a steel structure in 1901. It stood until 2016, when it was demolished and replaced with a new and improved structure. Earlier plans were for a larger cable bridge, but local residents protective of the area’s unique charm argued that the large structure didn’t fit their vibe. The plans were scrapped, and the new bridge, also called City Island Causeway, is lower and shorter than the first proposed structure, without any larger towers.

The island today is mostly known for the dozens of popular seafood restaurants that attract visitors from across the city. Public transportation leads to and from

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the island, making it a convenient close-but-far attraction. The quiet, suburban-like seaside locale is also home to marinas and yacht clubs enjoyed by the wealthy and elite.

HIGH ISLAND

Right off City Island, another Pelham island plays a role in daily city life, though not in a way one can easily notice. High Island is connected to City Island with a footbridge (it’s barricaded and privately owned, so don’t even think about it), as well as a thin strip of land that’s visible at low tide.

Old City Island Bridge (now demolished)

Why it’s called High Island isn’t fully clear. Some suggest that it has to do with its location on the map, high up on the northern tip of the city. Others suggest that it may stem from the Dutch haai, which means sharks. Back in the day, it was apparently called Shark Island due to the sharks abundant in the area at the time. Another suggestion is that the center of the island is elevated, or higher, than many of the surrounding areas.

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that would broadcast its local stations. Despite vehement opposition from City Island residents (in a battle that still continues today, as the owners try to expand their towers’ capacities), they were allowed to go ahead with their plans. A plane crash in 1967 took out the original tower and knocked the stations off air for a while. Eventually, two towers were built to replace it, one reaching over 50 stories high and the second a backup tower of over half that size.

Today’s technologies allow for engineers to monitor the critical equipment remotely, but until just fourteen years ago, a caretaker and his family lived on High Island full time. The farmhouse used as a residence still stands, yet the island has now joined its many uninhabited peers in and around New York City.

CHIMNEY SWEEPS ISLANDS

High Island as viewed from nearby Orchard Beach.

There isn’t really much relevant history to share about these two tiny islets that are also part of the Pelham Islands, but the peculiar name they carry makes their mention a must.

Legends abound over how the islands got their name. Some suggest that their shape resembles old chimney sweep tools, where two rocks would be tied to the sweeping tools to weigh them down as they went through the chimneys. Another legend is that a chimney sweeper who struck it rich bought the land. A further guess is that during low tide, the island looks black like a chimney.

Possession of the island changed a number of times, with some eccentric individuals setting up cottages or using the space for boating and recreation. In 1913, two young men from the reformatory for troubled boys on nearby Hart Island escaped and swam to Chimney Sweeps, where they stole a rowboat and used it to reach the mainland.

In 1939, the city’s Parks Department took possession of Chimney Sweeps Islands, and since then it has been home to many bird species, with some kayakers enjoying its strategic location as a resting point.

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Sunday, August 29, will be the second w day of the Air Sho ng — the first day bei August 28, on Shabbos.

Orange County Airport, 500 Dunn Road, Montgomery, NY 12549 845-202-2040 | 321-395-3110 1 hour 40 minutes from Boro Park | 40 minutes from South Fallsburg Gates open at 9:00 am Admission: • These are the advance-purchase prices; prices may be different at the gate.

• Admission includes parking.

General: Between $32.50 and $49.50 a person, depending on the group size VIP: Adult: $209; child (3–12): $179 Photo pit: $139 Private lawn box (fits 6 people): $219

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Aviation enthusiasts, this event is for you! Watch an impressive lineup of aircraft perform stunts and acrobatics in the air as some of the nation’s top military and civilian air show performers will soar over Orange County Airport.

Six Air Force “Thunderbirds” will present precision aerial maneuvers to exhibit the capabilities of modern, high-performance aircraft. Their demonstration will be a mix of formation flying and solo routines, which will demonstrate the training and precision of Air Force pilots.

The West Point Parachute Team will showcase their unique skills, with freefall demonstrations by West Point cadets.

The U.S. Navy F-18 Rhino Demo will feature the full capabilities of this twin-engine supersonic fighter jet, which can be launched and landed onboard an aircraft carrier. With a top speed of almost twice the speed that sound travels, or approximately 1,200 miles per hour, this show will be fascinating.

The L-39 Cold War Era jet will also be part of this year’s performer lineup.

The world-famous Geico Skytypers will perform precision maneuvers, as well as “type” giant messages in the sky. Skytyping produces a letter every four seconds in a dot-matrix pattern. The messages are as tall as the Empire State Building and are visible for 15 miles in any direction!

A message “typed” by a Geico Skytyper

The show will also include a demo by the F-22 Raptor duo — the fastest and most “flexible” fighter jets in the world — and a fascinating aerobatics performance by acclaimed pilot Mike Wiskus that will leave spectators mesmerized as he loops, rolls, performs low-altitude maneuvers, cuts a ribbon while inverted and makes a mosquito run down a tree-lined narrow river.

Still footage of past New York Air Shows:

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If this title brings one image to mind, I’ll bet it’s flying cars. When will those become a reality? And what else is new? The race is on to see what’s out and what’s still coming.

Flying Cars It is bound to happen. Easing traffic and environmental concerns with flying vehicles is in the cards for loads of auto companies, but I wouldn’t hold my breath just yet.

Cars in the air means big changes to road travel as we know it. There are hearty promises for the future, though.

Japan’s SkyDrive is among the many who’ve been hard at work building and testing eVTOLs (electric vertical takeoff and landing), and although proving to the FAA that these small aircraft are incredibly safe can take many years, some eVTOL firms like Joby Aviation believe they can have the fruits of their labor certified and begin commercial passenger travel as soon as 2024.

Futuristic Features Car Jargon Horsepower is the equivalent of the work of a horse compared to the power in an engine. One horse doing 33,000 footpounds of work in one minute would equal one horsepower. So a hypercar with a whopping 500 hp engine is in essence a car with a 500-strong horse team under its hood.

Autonomous driving usually refers to self-driving vehicles or transport systems that move without the intervention of a human driver.

A turbo engine is an engine using a turbocharger — an add-on part that uses recycled exhaust gases to boost performance. You’ll see “turbocharged” used as a metaphor in literature for good reason.

A hypercar is a high-performance sports car that allows superb driving performance.

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While the crazier cars exist in concept, existing lines keep upping the ante on luxury, with features enjoyed by the top tier first and then trickling down to benefit the average consumer. Cool features already on the road include the in-car assistant in Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class; you bring it to attention by saying, “Hey, Mercedes.” And my personal favorite is in the Kia Telluride: Quiet Mode to restrict sound to the front speakers of the car, and Driver Talk, which sends the driver’s voice to the rear seats via the speakers. Awesome way to quiet the bickering in the back!

By: Chana Gluck

In Concept Every year, car firms up the drama at auto shows with the concept cars they unveil. Concept cars are a way of showing off the company’s prowess to the public, as well as gathering feedback on what the public wants in cars. Much of what is shown leans to the very new and radical. Some are eventually mass-produced.

What’s on the wish list?

Lotus Evija

Honda Augmented Driving Concept

After an eleven-year hiatus from serving up a new vehicle, British brand Lotus is prepping a beast of unchecked power. The new Evija (e-VY-a) is an all-electric vehicle with a top speed of 216 mph (yikes!), a promise of getting from 0 to 100 mph in under three seconds, and a bewildering 2,000 horsepower. For comparison, a 2022 Honda Odyssey has 280 horsepower!

This monster is in production as we speak, and since only 130 are being made, just a tiny slice of society will get to be owners of one, for $2 million apiece.

Honda is seriously getting ready for the autonomous future but wants to ensure that customers can still enjoy the thrill of driving if they wish. So their Augmented Driving Concept features a seamless transition from autonomous to semi-autonomous driving, with sensors in the vehicle continuously reading the user’s intention to shift between modes. Honda is proud to claim they’ve reinvented the steering wheel for this roadster, so the driver can pat, pull and push the thing to start, slow and accelerate.

Lightyear One

Czinger 21C

Just the name sounds straight out of futuristic sci-fi. This car will roar along for 450 miles per charge from its solar roof panels, theoretically having the ability to go for months without needing to be plugged in. Can we get that for phones?

Have you processed 3D printing yet? How about a 3D-printed car?

The Czinger 21C hypercar is the world’s first of a kind, with 3D-printed parts, a twin-turbo V8 engine, and 0 to 62 mph time of just 1.9 seconds. Here’s to hoping that travelers’ organs stay in formation after that jolt! And if you still want this model, good luck on getting your hands on one of the 80 being produced.

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What’s really happening

For the most part, concept cars remain just that. Because car designers go so wild with concepts, it’s just a hardy few that make it to production. Here are some of the wackier left-behinds:

Peugeot Egochine This odd-looking three-wheeled thing is theoretically powered by hydrogen fuel cells. The driver sits all the way back there, and how that works out for steering is quite the enigma. But it was a finalist in Peugeout’s own retrofuturist competition.

Peugeot Honey B This would have been a huge hit with the kids and is just fun to look at. It was meant to represent a futuristic SUV, with its cockpitstyle opening for each occupant and plexiglass all around for a panoramic view.

Tata AirPod It’s a real pity this one didn’t work out, because it was supposed to run on air — how much more cost-effective can you get? This concept made waves a few years ago and then went quiet.

Murmurings about a production schedule never morphed into real action, which again, is really a shame, since Tata claims it would cover a 124-mile range at a cost of $2.

Autonomous cars also feature strongly in auto plans, so get ready to relax while your four wheels do their thing. As for 2050 cars?

They predict a driverless vehicle shaped like a smooth pod that can change color with a few phone taps. In case one is bored with all that non-driving, you know.

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with cars in the future? Allelectric is moving in strong and steady, with everything from minis to trucks being produced that way to save the environment. In fact, major firms like GM, Ford, Rivian and Tesla are in a furious race to get electric pickup trucks on the market very soon, with Tesla’s Cybertruck leading in terms of performance and its extremely futuristic facade.

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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE NJ 75,000 150,000sf. 1 story 25 miles to brooklyn docks + drive in asking $190 psf. 718975-2000 DRIVEWAY 13&47 Driveway available to rent for long term. 47th Street between 13 and 14. Pls call 347-263-0003 SHABBOS RENTAL CATSKILLS Large house avail for the weekend of August 19, 14+beds, 3 bthrms, linen/ towels, hot plate, percolator.

347-397-1105 /718-930-1648 WEEKEND RETREAT Avaliable in the catskills for large faimlies or yeshiva. shul, dining room, mikva.

Booking yamim nora’im and sukkos. (732)606-2845 Ellenvillretreats@gmail.com CATSKILL APT AVAILABLE On Country Road. Simple 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom. Six bunkbeds + 3 beds. Kitchen, DR. Near Mountain Acres, Mountaindale 845-434-9820

HELP WANTED JOB OPPORTUNITY ACCOUNTANT/AUDITOR F/T with exper. Preferably in the not-for-profit sector. Boro Park loc. Send resume to: info@bunkercpa.com or fax 718-972-0452 DRIVER WANTED Driver with own van or mini van to make deliveries daily, good pay. Please call: 718.614.7161

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Seeking a motivated, dynamic, responsible girl to do accounts payables.

Accounting background and inter-personal phone skills a must, full time only.

Please send resume to: jobs@ kleinsnaturals.com.

COACH BUS DRIVERS WANTED CDL class A or class B, F/T or P/T Call: 646.820.3324 & leave message. Email: coachbus@gmail.com PLAYGROUP TEACHER looking for warm, devoted and experienced yiddish speaking playgroup teacher for September. Please call 347-598-3952 PLAYGROUP TEACHER Seeking Warm & loving Yiddish speaking teacher. call 718 925 2177 NURSERY TEACHER BP heimishe girls school seeking yiddish speaking 1/2 day/ afternoon Nursery teacher. ekbb1222@gmail. com or fax 718-483-8392 FT PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Need Yid speaking, warm, patient (9-4) 19 & low 50s.

Call 646 469 6612 (lv mssg) FT PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Chasiddishe school, Please call 347-598-1705 CO TEACHER/ASSISTANT with and without B.A. for Yiddish spkg. Daycare in BP. Pls call 8458071891

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Heimishe school, BP, PT or FT, Bilingual, Yiddish Extension a plus. Email resume: hr@yesodeibina.org COTEACHER WANTED Co teacher for yiddish speaking playgroup for Sept. small class! please call 646413-2039 ASSISTANT WANTED Seeking a girl for a Yiddish play group, small group.

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Busy Brklyn retail showroom seeks: 1) Female secretary/ customer service rep, F/T. Resp, comp & phone skills a must. Motiv, efficient, friendly, people person. 2) Well versed exp F/T female bookkeeper. Great work environ. Email: jobavailable745@gmail. com / 718-510-3598 HEADSTART TEACHERS Early Headstart in Williamsburg is now hiring teachers for September.

90+ credits or diploma required. Toddler and Infant teachers and assistants.

(Slots available for the right candidate). Transportation provided. Please call: (904) 580-7208 and leave a message DAYCARE TEACHER Seeking an early childhood teacher and assistant.

Yiddish speaking and enjoy working with children. 90 credits/study plan a plus.

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KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT Boys Yeshiva Flatbush Mon-Thurs, 8:45-3:30 Fri12pm. Fast paced, Exciting Program. Warm, Geshikt girl. Post-Sem pref. Call: Mrs Gold 718-436-7356

HEADSTART TEACHERS JOB OPPORTUNITY BP Web-based office is looking to hire a fulltime secretary, graduates preferred, ready to train, great opportunity, great writing skills a plus. Call & leave a message: 718-4373400 #301 BOOKKEEPER WANTED Chassidishe girls school in BP looking for experienced bookkeeper. Email resume schoolposition20@gmail.com TEACHERS ASSISTANT Boys Yeshiva Located in Flatbush seeks Kindergarten Teachers Assistants.

Responsible, good with children. Great work environment. Sept ‘21. Call 718-338-1096/ 718-501-4066 PLAYGROUP COTEACHER Great pay for the right person! Grads welcome. 347794-5025 ENGLISH TEACHER Heimishe school in BP. 5th Grade English teacher. Email resumes5781@gmail.com, Fax 718-435-4092 HEADSTART TEACHER Tots+tykes early headstart seeking a full time teacher with minimum of 90 credits.

Join our friendly, warm, heimisha environment!

Please call 718-215-1625 Ext 2 PRESCHOOL COTEACHER/ASSISTANT Credits a plus. Great pay. Email resume preschooljobsbp@gmail.com TEACHERS/ASSISTANTS For chassidish boys preschool. 917-748-5639

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BUILDING MANAGER Looking for experienced building manager in chassidisha girls school in boro park. Email schoolposition@gmail.com

Early Head Start seeking passionate, warm and loving teachers.

No degree required.

Great environment, well paying for the right candidate.

Competent graduates welcome. Email resume: positionshs@gmail.com PLAYGROUP MORAH Looking for English speaking experienced Morah for 2 year old playgroup in Flatbush.

9-2:30 Mon thru Fri. 347372-6772 BP OFFICE seeks Secretary/ Office Assistant. Full time. Great opportunity for the right individual. Please email resume to infoateastcoast@ gmail.com PT SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP, Hours 3:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp679@gmail.com ENGLISH TEACHER Lower elementary chasidisha girls school in Boro Park, English teacher. Email resume to teachingposition21@gmail. com SECRETARY Multi girl office in BP seeking a F/T employee. No experience necessary. Email resume to insbpjob@gmail. com YIDDISH TEACHER Morning middle elementary Yiddish teacher in chasidisha girls school Experience preferred, email resume to schoolposition20@gmail.com

DIRECTOR WANTED For chassidish boys preschool in BP. 646-617-5688 if no answer leave message ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Looking for full time administrative secretary in chassidisha girls school in boro park, detail oriented, computer savvy. Email schoolposition@gmail.com Or call 718-972-7666 ext 0 PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT A loving caring playgroup in the center of Boro Park is looking for an assistant for the coming year. Flexible Hours. Please call 718-8510874 JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe BP Office is looking for F/T female Secretary.

Motivated & Energetic.

Knowledge in QB a plus! Call: 718-972-1016 Email: office@ film581.com OFFICE POSITION Busy BP office seeking full time female entry level employee. Good pay. Will train. Email Resume: slcpny207@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY RE office in BP looking to hire female executive assistant.

Good Pay. jobs@beitel.com ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Looking for an administrative assistant to perform administrative tasks at our busy Boro Park office, good communication and organization skills a must.

Please email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org SUMMER Summer staff - Teachers/ counselors/paras for heimishe day camp in BP. Email resume to daycamp@ yesodeibina.org or call 929.254.0080

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Classifieds CURRICULUM COORDINATOR Special Ed curriculum coordinator. Heimishe, yiddish speaking, Elementary school, BP, NYSED certification & Experience a must. SBL a plus. Email resume: hr@ yesodeibina.org

NOW HIRING! Excellent Opportunity! Large Heimishe real estate office seeking full time secretary.

Great environment! Will train. Email resume: Bprealestateposition@gmail. com BOOKKEEPING POSITION

JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for an assertive, efficient and multi task worker to fill a secretarial position in a heimishe Boro Park office. Basic computer knowledge required. Great potential for growth. Nice pay. Email or fax resume to: Info@Ezraz.net or 8452492266 FT SECRETARY RE Management Office in BP Seeking a F/T Secretary, Pref Gard. Organized with good communication skills. Email Resumes to remanagementjobs@gmail. com or Call (917) 719-0726‬ BOOKKEEPER WANTED

P/T bookkeeper needed in RE Office. Great Environment! Exp Pref. Call: 929-214-9502 email: info@rancocap. com BP OFFICE Looking to hire a female secretary. Responsible, Multitasker quick learner, Must have prior office experience and a great personality. Full time.

Graduate preferred. Email resume to office.icany@ gmail.com ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Seeking Assistant Principal for Chasidisha girls school in Boro Park. Email resume to assistantprpos@gmail.com FT SECRETARY BP great office environment, graduate preferred, graphic skills. Email: office5614n@ gmail.com

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Bookkeeper F/T Real Estate company in Flatbush knowledge of QuickBooks and excel a must. Great office environment 45k-65k please email resume to bookkeepingposition1946@ gmail.com

SECRETARY Seeking responsible girl to join our team F/T. Heimishe, busy office in BP. Great potential. Email resume: smresume17@gmail.com SECRETARY POSITION Flexible hours. Email: dayhab@pesachtikvah.org call: 718-840-3033 x6401 RECEPTIONIST WANTED Early Intervention office seeks front desk receptionist.

Detail oriented. Responsible.

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Key2Leads, evakornbluh@ gmail.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY Looking for a responsible girl to do comhab with a fun teenage girl with disabilities daily from 2:30- 4:00 and on weekends. Please call 718946-7700 ext 332.

JOB OPPORTUNITY Chassidishe girl’s Preschool seeking afternoon Nursery Teacher. Please email resume: hfmelber@gmail. com

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JOB OPPORTUNITY Office in BP seeking full time girl . Email resume to sales@ skullcap.com SALES HELP WANTED Sales person for luxury boutique in BP. must be computer savvy, organized, and ambitious FT/PT. send résumé to ecsaleshelp@ gmail.com or call Charles between 11 and 3-917-3187990 SALES LADY WANTED Looking for a good sales lady part time/full time in boro park please email for more information managerstore31@gmail.com INTAKE COORDINATOR

Are you bright, eager to learn, and have good people skills? Are you looking for a job where you will really help families and children?

If so, this is the job for you! Work closely with families, and help them get services for their developmentally disabled child/family member. You will assist parents to apply and supply documents; and navigate the system to get them valuable, supportive assistance.

This is a stimulating and very rewarding job, with lots of room or growth and advancement. Please submit resume to jobs@ hcsny.org ALBUM DESIGNER Brooklyn photography studio looking for fulltime experienced album designer.

Must know photoshop. Good pay. Email resume and samples to photoeditingjob@ gmail.com SALESLADY WANTED Tip Top is looking for a sales lady for the jewelery depot.

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Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life.

Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player.

Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny. org COUNSELORS WANTED For special needs after school program. Heimshe environment. Great pay. Email: eglancz@ pesachtikvah.org call: 718840-3033 x6405 COUNSELORS WANTED For special needs Sunday program. Heimshe environment. Great pay. Email: dayhab@ pesachtikvah.org call: 718840-3033 x6401 ASSOCIATE - F/T To work in our heimishe beautiful office. Great girlsonly environment. Should be smart, team player, proficient in excel, organized, responsible. Near Boro Park, transportation provided. No experience necessary, will train. Send resume to chaya. kaplan@expressivelighting. com. 929.468.9744 PARAPROFESSIONALS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2021-2022 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org

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Great potential for the right individual. Please email resume to bpmortgagefirm+ theview@ gmail.com PRENURSERY ASSISTANT Warm atmosphere, great salary. Email resume morahjob321@gmail.com SALES HELP WANTED BP Ladies Hat Store seeking sales help 3-4 times a week.

Afternoon hours. Serious inquiries only Call or Text 929-293-8636 EXCITING OPPORTUNITY! A special need program looking for staff post camp Aug 17- Sep 2, flexible working days. Great pay 929276-5615 SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg HANDYMAN WANTED Must know electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc.

718.614.7161 AFTERNOON SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary.

Hours 1:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail.com P/T TEACHER Yiddish speaking playgroup, 18th Ave, lower streets 347 598 1246

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HALCYON HARMONY MP3 For women/girls: meditation, guided imagery, breathing, brain gym/repatterning, women’s hotline 718-3056658 call/text 347-760-0362 P3 PROVIDER Seeking experienced P3 provider, Enhanced rate in boys yeshiva. Hours: 2-4.

Email: enhancedp3@gmail. com or call 347-631-3957 PRESCHOOL/ELEMENTARY ASSISTANTS BP heimishe girls school. ekbb1222@gmail.com or fax 718-483-8392 JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume?

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HELP WANTED Seeking responsible girls for a 2 weeks day-camp after camp program. Hours 10:002:00. Located in Flatbush.

Great pay! Text or call for details 917-796-8315 or email info@igtcommunity.org GREAT OPPORTUNITY

HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men.

Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion.

Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Chayeinu Academy looking to hire 1:1 instructors, classroom teachers, Physical and Occupational Therapists. 7183039170/info@ chayeinuacademy.org

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TEACHER/ASSISTANT Teacher/ Assistant teacher/ Para Positions Upcoming school year. Chassidishe special ed Elementary school BP. Email resume: school718438@gmail.com NOW HIRING Join our team! Ark Mortgage is hiring for entry-level positions – full time, no experience necessary. We provide our employees with extensive training, excellent compensation, paid vacation/ holidays, benefits, and many opportunities for career growth! Please send your resume to hr@arkmortgage. com MORNING ASSISTANT Heimishe school in BP. Email resumes5781@gmail.com, Fax 718-435-4092 JOB OPPORTUNITY Property management company looking for a full time secretary/admin assistant. Should be experienced in bookkeeping & data entry, responsible & ability to multi task. Please email Managementjobnj@ gmail.com AFTER HOURS TEACHER Tot Spot Daycare is seeking After Hours teachers 3:005:00, and a full time floater teacher, great pay for the right candidate, no degree required. Please call 718-4360226 for more information.

TEACHERS OPENING BP girls H.S.seeking ‫הלכה‬ / english teachers, also seeking seminary student for ones week class. Email: teacheropening21@gmail. com PLAYGROUP TEACHER Playgroup seeking experienced Yiddish speaking teacher for coming September. Great pay, great environment. Pls call after 3 929275-1328

PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Half Day Preschool Assistant job in heimishe girls preschool. Graduates preferred. Great environment! Call: 718-8511662 or email schoolinbp@ gmail.com PRESCHOOL COTEACHER\ASSISTANT

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Yiddish speaking a must. With/without Degree. Great opportunity for the right person. Great Pay. Email: DCJOB2812@ gmail.com Fax Resume: 718-686-5577 HEADSTART PROGRAM Job Opportunities: Teachers and Assistant Teachers.

With and without degree.

Positions available in Boro Park and Williamsburg.

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Teaching Coach needed in Williamsburg and Boro Park.

Great pay and benefits. Call: 718-963-1212 X2149 or email to brosenfeld2@ykypupa.org SUNDAY PROGRAM chassidishe preschool looking for warm and passionate teacher and assistant for sunday program email 44preschool@gmail.com SECRETARY WANTED Busy store in BP seeking capable, ambitious female secretary, full time.

Individual should be responsible, able to multitask and have a quick grasp of computers. Please email pluginson13@gmail.com.

PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Chasidishe preschool seeking a pre-nursery assistant with a BA and an assistant without a degree for the coming year.

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Classifieds JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe daycare looking to hire warm and devoted teachers. Great pay. Email resume: 44preschool@gmail. com TEACHER/ASSISTANT chassidishe preschool looking for warm and passionate teacher and assistant email 44preschool@gmail.com FEEL UNDERPAID? If you feel underpaid and unappreciated we can get you that increase in salary in a company that will value your talents. Key2Leads evakornbluh@gmail.com SECRETARY Therapy office center of BP seeking P/T to do bookkeeping, billing.

Quickbooks, typing, excellent computer skills a must. job. office.therapy@gmail.com

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER Experienced, warm, loving Babysitter currently located 15/52. Small Group. Starting in September. 929-272-5483 BABYSITTER AVAIL late night at your home; very experienced, responsible.. refs avail. More info call/txt/ WhatsApp (347) 816-6406.

CARE FOR CUTIES Heimishe babysitter, limited slots available, 51 btwn 13&14.

Hours 9-3 Call: 917-862-6087 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Accepting babies for the coming year. 14 & 54 area.

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BABYSITTER available evenings, nights and weekends. call 3479326524 HEIMISHE BABYSITTER 12av &45st Small group. From 9 till 3. Starting after succos.

Call or text (718)8120631 BABYSITTING Toddler group. Heimishe, experienced. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st.

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PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153 COLLEGE MATH NYSTCE for Masters in Education, math for BA, CLEP, Algebra, Pre-calculus, and more...Private or group.

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Classifieds WASH N SET Specializing in synthetic.

Reasonable rates. Call:917589-6780

DONATE VEHICLE Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718974-9428

MUSIC VIDEOS/ SLIDESHOWS Advertisement videos. attention camps: contact us today to have your camp video done in time media@ pbkstudios.com HOMEWORK HELP Experienced P3 providers available to do homework with your child after school.

Call (917) 524-6814‬ STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor and indoor studio photography. well priced pls call 347 628 5619 HEIMISHE DRIVER with a Sprinter available in the mountains call/text 347693-2544

ODDS & ENDS RECEIVE WEEKLY Zichron Betzalel Dovid with Divrei Torah and Halacha. zbddivreitorah@gmail.com.

KALLAH SHOPPING LIST to make shopping easier and calmer Call / txt 347-5346184 REFRIGERATED VAN Brand new 2020, with standby mode, high roof, for rent with driver. 212.662.1300

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GOWNS BLACK & WHITE GOWN Beautiful black & white gown to sell. 848-210-2046 MATERNITY DRESS Beautiful new black long maternity dress to rent for great price! Call/text 347628-2769.

WEDDING DRESS Looking to sell high end Bridal dress worn once, size 2-4.

If interested please contact 718-5788545 MAUVE GOWN Beautiful mauve sister-of-the-bride gown for rent or sale. Size 6. 347496-5446 GOWNS FOR SALE Childrens gown Blush champagne sz 12-14 & sz 5-6 for sale. Champagne beaded teen gown Adult sz 12. Call/ text 7185414920

FOUND

pair of tefillin.

3477684070

KIVREI TZADDIKIM TOUR Sunday, Aug. 22, 11:30, iyH, at Washington Cemetery-BP, led by Hamodia’s Rabbi Yosef Gesser. Ygesser@gmail.com, 718-690-1534.

Bag of dry goods (abc disc.) left in Shloimy’s Judaica 15th Ave 718437-3649 Beg of summer

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Individual must have an appreciation for fashion and high-quality products.

Great potential for the right person

earring with pink stones. Corner New Utrecht by 50th 7189648290

LEARNING PARTNER A heimishe yingerman is willing to learn with an old man in wmsbg (ref. available). 718-809-2759

SALESWOMAN WANTED Intimate apparel brand is looking for a highly motivated saleswoman to sell our collection to retailers in the tri-state area and beyond.

Email resume: iajobtristate@gmail.com

FREE GIVEAWAYS Sukah wood panels Call 718809-0963.

LATE ADS HELP WANTED

2 boxes English judaica books novels short stories 3479399006

Playgroup seeking Yiddish

Bugaboo bee, decent condition pls text 7183446067

girl for afternoons. Part time

speaking teacher or seminary position. Please call:

GEMACHIM Pidyon Haben 646-419-0782 Doona 260-366-6293 Twin Carriage (718) 522-3891 Neocate Formula 347-977-7940 Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & bassinets 718-854-6829

GOODBYE, FOREVER!

Back for another incredible year!

buy/sell Neocate/baby formula 347.369.4886 Chocolate molds BP 718972-4768. Williamsburg 718-522-3445 Bris Accessories 347- 244- 2065 Baby Carriers 845-587-2449

HEAT TREATMENT

Baby earbands 347 409 9479

THE SUPE RIOR METH FOR BEDOD ERADICATBUG ION

Bris Accessories 718-435-0664

Welcome back

MORAH NECHY

Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261 KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714

for another year!

Shoes & Crowns BP 718-972-4768.

Morah Leah Eiger

Pack n plays 718-851-1017 Reflector Belts 718-853-4966 Communication Class 347-753-1071.

Mezuzos (718)666-7222 Warm Mist Humidifier 917-373-2079 pediatric wheelchairwalker-shower seat- cast cover for shower call 7183883079 lv msg Medical Catheters and other equipment 7184353441 New ladies clothing 646-904-1247 Lighting 9292762404 Simcha Décor 917 -536-1742 Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers 1718 854 1760 Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 Chuppah Cards 718-435-4246 Chairs & Tables 347-4529554 or 347-452-0554 Music and sound equipment 929-364-9765

BED BUG TREATMENT

K9 INSPECTIONS

Glass table decor 718-854-3017

MOUSE PROOFING EXPERTS

MOSQUITO & TICK MANAGEMENT

Clothing, Shoes, linens (347) 816-6406

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‫האדמו"ר מאלכסנדר בביקור בארה"ק‬

‫אלכסנדר דעי קעמפ אין בארא פארק‬

‫דעי קעמפ אין מחנה קהלת יעקב פאפא‬

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‫סעודת הילולא של הרה”ק מסאטמאר זי”ע בביהמ"ד סאטמאר לינדען‬

‫האדמו"ר מבאבוב‪ 45-‬בביקור במחנה בני באבוב‪ 45-‬בסאוט פאלסבורג‬

‫רייכע באנקעט פאר תומכי ארגון "כוכבים" וועלכע העלפן ארויס מיט א געטריישאפט חולי ישראל און צווישן אנדערע‬ ‫שטעלן זיי צו ספעציעלע קלאסן פאר קינדער וואס קענען נישט גיין אין חדר צוליב זייער מצב‬

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‫קומענדיגע וואך דינסטאג וועט פארקומען דער היסטארישע‬ ‫חתונה פון נכדת האדמו"ר מגור דאהי אין ניו יארק ‪ -‬די‬ ‫ערשטע מאל וואס עס קומט פאר א חתונה בחצר א גור'ע‬ ‫רבי אין אמעריקע‪ .‬האדמו"ר מגור איז ספעציעל געקומען צו‬ ‫פארן לכבוד די שמחה‪ ,‬און ער געפינט זיך אצינד אין מאנסי‪.‬‬ ‫די חתונה וועט פארקומען אינעם גיגאנטישן ‪RCC‬‬ ‫קאמפלעקס אין מאנסי‪ ,‬אנדערש ווי געפלאנט ביז יעצט אז‬ ‫די חתונה וועט פארקומען אין בעל‪-‬ווארקס אין ניו זשערסי‪.‬‬ ‫די ראקלענד קאלעזש קאמפלעקס וועט קענען אקאמאדירן‬ ‫די טויזענטער חסידים וועלכע זענען ערווארטעט זיך‬ ‫צו באטייליגן ביים געהויבענעם שמחה‪ ,‬און וועט היבש‬ ‫פארגרינגערן פאר די חסידים פון אומעטום אנצוקומען צו‬ ‫די שמחה‪.‬‬ ‫די עסקנים געפונען זיך אצינד אינעם קאמפלעקס און‬ ‫מ'ענדיגט פלאנירן די לעצטע איינצעלהייטן פון די‬ ‫גרויסארטיגע שמחה‪ ,‬וועלכע אנטשפרעכט צו זיין א‬ ‫היסטארישע געשעעניש בתולדות היהדות החרדית אין‬ ‫אמעריקע‪.‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מגור ביי תפילת שחרית ר"ח אלול אין מאנסי‬

‫הכנות אינעם בנין פון ת"ת בעלזא אין בארא פארק צום היסטארישן שבת מיט האדמו"ר מגור אין בארא פארק‬

‫האדמו"ר מגור ביים אנקומען קיין ניו יארק‬

‫גאב"ד מעזיבוש אויף אפרוה‬

‫חברה שומרים ביים אויפרייניגן נאך א פייער‬ ‫פארגאנגענע וואך אין ביהמ"ד בורשטין‬

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‫הילולת הרה"ק מטאהש זי"ע בצל בנו האדמו"ר מטאהש‬

‫סעודות הילולא של הרה"ק מקאליש זצ"ל בראשות בניו האדמורי"ם מקאליש וסאטינוב‬

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‫אדמו"רים ורבנים בעלי' לציון של הרה"ק מספינקא זי"ע לרגל ההילולא‬

‫האדמו"ר מצאנז זוועהיל בביקור במחנה מתיבתא מאור התורה‬

‫האדמו"ר מוויען בביקור במחנה עדת יראים וויען‬

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‫הילולת הרה"ק בעל נועם אליעזר מסקולען זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מסקולען‬

‫הרה"צ ר' מאיר גרינוואלד דומ"ץ פאפא אויף א נסיעה צו מקומות הקדושים לקראת נישואי בנו‬

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‫סעודת הילולא ועלי’ לציון של הרה”ק מסאטמאר זי”ע אצל האדמו”ר מסאטמאר‬

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‫גאב"ד טענקא בנסיעה למקומות הקדושים באירופה‬

‫סעודת הילולא של הרה"ק מסאטמאר זי"ע בביהמ"ד סאטמאר בבארא פארק‬

‫האדמו"ר מקאסוב בביקור בארה"ק‬

‫!‪Great Opportunity‬‬ ‫‪New full stock of designer sample coats‬‬

‫‪Day and night appt avail: 718.438.1890‬‬ ‫‪159‬‬

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Contents FYI: CARS OF THE FUTURE

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FREE ISSUE 97 AUGUST 11, 2021

‫פרשת שופטים‬ ‫ג’ אלול תשפ”א‬

EXCURSIONS: THE 2021 NEW YORK AIR SHOW CARS AND OTHER CURIOSITIES

A WALK THROUGH THE BONEYARD

SIX CRANKY KIDS AND ONE BROKEN VAN

Where the wastes on wheels accumulate

What happens to planes after their final flight?

We were in no man’s land when the unthinkable happened...

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

R. REESE

34 // Inbox

Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN

42 // Parsha

Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

R. ITZKOWITZ

THE BORO PARK VIEW 1274 49th Street, Suite 421 Brooklyn, NY 11219

The Impostor

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Week in Review

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The Black Sheep

Telephone:

73 // Food

Fax:

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Clunkers and Junkers

E-mail:

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Traveling With Six

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Birds in the Desert

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City of Islands

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Excursions

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MISSION STATEMENT: The Boro Park View is a weekly publication designed for every segment and age group of our diverse community. Under rabbinical guidance, we bring Boro Park’s top talent together to provide high-quality, informative and current reading material, keeping you up to date on sales, events, news and issues of concern and import happening right now in the Boro Park community.

DISCLAIMER: We do not endorse any ad found in this publication. We are not responsible for typographical or grammatical errors.

COPYRIGHT: All content found in The Boro Park View is copyright and may not be reproduced, published, distributed or duplicated for public or private use without written permission from The Boro Park View.

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‫וועקט אייך נישט אויף די‬ ‫לעצטע מינוט צו באשטעלן‬ ‫אייער ווייסע מענטעלע און‬ ‫פרוכות‪ .‬באשטעלט שוין‪.‬‬

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