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Q: Motty’s has drastically changed its pricing system. Instead of charging predetermined rates in every neighborhood, they are now charging according to the distance of each trip. Why is this necessary? A: Motty’s is a platform connecting drivers with customers by providing drivers with a dispatching system, a car, and everything they need to make trips. The drivers pay Motty’s a flat fee weekly. After that, the driver functions independently, while earning all income of the trips he accepts. Since upstate neighborhoods have blossomed and vastly spread out in recent years, the demand for Heimishe car services has drastically increased. However, under the previous pricing system, the supply of drivers couldn’t meet the new growing market. Below are some reasons the supply wasn’t growing in proportion to the population: The new living dynamics have brought a considerable increase in traffic in the more densely populated areas. The geographic area has become a lot larger. The above factors have caused drivers to earn a lot less for their time spent on the road. Therefore, to increase the supply of drivers and help our customers find drivers when they need them, we have implemented the new pricing system.
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Q: Is mileage the only determining factor in the cost of a trip? A: No. There is a base fare depending on the location of the starting point. The lowest base fare is $6. After that, the amount is $1 per half a mile.
Q: Why is the base fare necessary? Why does it vary by location? A: It is unreasonable for drivers to drive to a location, wait for their passengers to enter and exit the car, and then charge only $2 for the trip because the destination is one mile away. The purpose of the base fare is to compensate for the pick-up. The reason the base fare varies by location is because more drivers are available close by for pick-ups in more central areas. They have to travel a greater distance to reach the starting point for other locations, necessitating a higher base fare.
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prices should naturally be increasing accordingly. However, Motty’s didn’t randomly raise prices on all trips and instead implemented a fair system. We addressed the root of the issue. Short trips generally remained at the same price and, in some cases, have even gone down. The cost of longer trips has increased due to the extended time it takes to cover them. If a driver spends more time on the road, he should be paid fairly for his time. Any other system is unsustainable and is causing the short supply of drivers.
Q: In that case, why is price determined by mileage and not by time spent on the trip? A: From a driver’s perspective, the best thing would be to have a meter that charges according to the time a trip takes. Drivers are often stuck in traffic and end up not being compensated fairly for their time. However, as the platform, Motty’s created a system that works for drivers and customers. Below are two factors to consider: It is very unpleasant for passengers to watch the meter anxiously when a trip takes longer than anticipated. Since the passenger is often a child, parents want to know the fare to send the correct amount with the child. In consideration of our customers, the pricing model is based only on mileage.
Q: How can it be within the new system that specific trips now cost less? A: An example of that would be a round trip. In the past, the return trip was $2 cheaper than the first part of the trip. With fair pricing, round trips are considered one trip with a stop along the way. The customer pays the base price, mileage, and the cost of the stop. The cost of a stop has also decreased with fair pricing.
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dutifully wrote down my name and number. And while we both knew that it was unrealistic to expect the pin to turn up, nothing is impossible for Hashem. Two months later, my daughter went to the cleaners. The owner came over to her and asked her, “Was it your mother who lost a pin? We found this pin, but we weren’t able to get hold of her.” My daughter called me right away, and I was shocked to discover that my pin had indeed been found. And I was amazed by the honesty of Remsen Cleaners. I’d like to share this message of chizuk that I gleaned from the experience. If something is meant to be
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PARSHAS RE’EH Give and Get
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that very moment, he had 200,000 shekels cash in his pocket. He could pay off half of this family’s loss. A debate began to rage in his heart. The watch is practically mine. I waited three months for it. Am I obligated to give up my dream to help this unfortunate family? Perhaps if I give them a donation of a few thousand shekels it would be enough. Must I shoulder the bulk of their burden? On the other hand, how could I enjoy my new luxury knowing that its value could have covered 50% of a stricken family’s loss? What should I do?! The intense emotions roiled inside as Mr. Halpern struggled to decide. It was truly a hard call. Long moments passed as a silent internal battle overtook him. Every time he envisioned his magnificent watch, the image of a roofless family flitted before his eyes. The watch? Or a poor family? With overwhelming strength, Halpern made up his mind. He checked with the watch seller. He was still able to back out of the deal. Next, Mr. Halpern reached out to his brother and had him match his donation. Together, they forwarded the full sum the family desperately needed. Time passed. Some three years later, at the end of November 2016, catastrophic fires broke out in the yishuv of Beis Meir, the hometown of the Halpern family. It began in the forests
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The Dubno Maggid explained the pasuk “Nason titein lo” with the following parable: While walking on the street, a man loses his wallet that contained 100 rubles. The next day, he finds a wallet on the ground. Inside it is 200 rubles. The man is very happy; after all, he got back double. Still, he isn’t completely comforted over the loss of his original wallet. In the back of his mind, he still feels that he could have had 300 coins now, had he not lost his wallet. Another fellow walks across the field holding a sack of grain. To his dismay, he discovers that there was a hole in the sack, and along the route, he lost much of the grain. A while later, when this man visits the field, he finds that his grain had sprouted, and that now there is a field full of wheat! He doesn’t agonize over the lost grain; to the contrary! He knows that had the grain remained in his sack, there wouldn’t be this lush field today. With the right mindset, it becomes clear that there is no reason for negative feelings when dispensing of one’s assets. We realize that giving doesn’t make us any poorer. Rather, everything we have comes because we share, as the pasuk concludes, “...B’glal hadavar hazeh yevarechecha Hashem Elokecha bechol ma’asecha u’vechol mishlach yadecha — ...because of this, Hashem will bentch you in all of your work and all of your endeavors.”
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CHAPTER 19 RECAP: Shabbesai Tzvi travels to Yerushalayim, where he delivers Refael Yosef Chelebi’s money. The Yerushalmi Yidden heap upon them honor and gratitude. Shabbesai Tzvi marries Sarah, whose immodesty surprises many, and the celebrations do not cease, turning wild and replete with drunkards.
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habbesai Tzvi and Sarah lived in the House of Chelebi for many months. Shabbesai Tzvi remained in partial seclusion and continued to do many strange and bizarre acts. The movement soon degenerated into a series of lavish parties. Nothing more was to be gained by remaining in Cairo, but no other place beckoned. In time, Shabbesai Tzvi became depressed again and withdrew into seclusion. He fasted for many days and waited for a sign from Heaven. When none was forthcoming, he sank deeper into depression. Once again, he felt the forces of darkness crowding in around him, threatening to devour him if he let down his guard even for an instant. As the battle grew more intense, the anguished cries in the night of the tormented Shabbesai Tzvi would float down from the open windows of his room. The people in the courtyard below would interrupt their celebrations to whisper to each other that these were the sounds of the evil forces of the kelipah making their last desperate stand against the invincible power of Moshiach. The final victory was surely at hand. And then the celebrations would resume, stronger than before.
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In the winter of 1664, Diego Vargas returned to Cairo with stories of a young man known as the Soul Healer of Gaza. It was said that by using Kabbalah, the young man could identify the root of each person’s soul, and if it needed healing, he could prescribe a regimen to cleanse it of its illness. It was also said that the young man demanded great sums of money for his services. Shabbesai Tzvi listened to Vargas with great interest and asked many questions. That evening, he reached a decision. Emotionally exhausted, he planned to meet the Soul Healer of Gaza. Shabbesai Tzvi insisted on making the journey on his own. He joined a caravan of Arab traders traveling to Syria along the northern coast of the Sinai Desert. Shabbesai Tzvi dressed as a simple traveler and kept to himself. No one took notice of him during the journey, or when he remained behind in Gaza with his single piece of baggage. The Soul Healer lived in an adobe house on a dusty, crumbling side street. A single scraggly palm tree with drooping leaves stood wearily over the clustered roofs of the neighborhood. Shabbesai Tzvi was shown into a spacious room in the back of the house, and a
young man with pale eyes and a sparse blond beard stood in the center of the room. “Welcome to my home,” said the young man. “Although you are dressed as an ordinary traveler, I can see on your face that you’re not at all like my other visitors. The holiness and greatness of your soul shines through. It is clearly from Heaven that you have come here. My name is Nattan Halevi, also known as Nattan Haazati. May I ask what yours is?” “I am Shabbesai Tzvi.” “Ah, it is as I thought. Something inside me told me it was you,” cried Nattan, neglecting to mention that he had often watched Shabbesai Tzvi from afar in Yerushalayim. “Your fame spreads farther across the face of the earth with each passing day. I’m deeply honored. You sanctify the walls of my home with your presence.” Shabbesai Tzvi dismissed these compliments with a casual wave of his hand. “I’m glad to see you’ve recognized me by looking into my soul. The power of sight is the most important tool for healing. Who taught you the Kabbalah?” “I am a disciple of Rav Yaakov Chagiz.” Shabbesai Tzvi raised his eyebrows at the mention of the elderly rabbi’s name. He looked at Nattan suspiciously. “Then I’m sure you must have heard him mention my name.” “Indeed, I did,” said Nattan, “but
nonetheless, I’m not against you. I’ve heard of your teachings from other people and found them intriguing. I also heard of the vision you related in Constantinople. I’ve thought about it and gained many insights. I have much to learn from you and would have come to see you long ago, but my rabbi had forbidden it. I am grateful to the Almighty for bringing you to my doorstep.” Shabbesai Tzvi nodded. “If you are willing to learn, I’m willing to teach you. But first, you must help me heal my soul.” “What can I do for you that you cannot do for yourself? Why have you come to me?” “Because a person cannot see his own wounds as well as another can.1 And also because you have the ability to see the root of the soul and recognize its blemishes.” Nattan nodded gravely. “This closely guarded secret was revealed to me by my rabbi on the condition that I never reveal it to anyone else. Why do you think your soul needs healing?” “Because it’s tortured and in pain,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “Listen to me. Even as a small child, I knew I was different. As I grew older, I had visions and dreams in which the Almighty revealed to me that it is my destiny to redeem our people from exile and rebuild Yerushalayim and the Beis Hamikdash, that I am Moshiach, the anointed king of the Jewish people. “I’ve wandered from city to city, from country to country, gathering disciples and followers and teaching them in private. From time to time, after much thought and consideration, I’ve revealed my secret powers by uttering the Shem Hameforash in public. For an ordinary person this would have been a horrific sin, but I’m Moshiach, holier than the Kohein Gadol. These barriers are not meant for me. My actions brought me followers, but they brought me even more enemies, especially among the rabbis. They couldn’t see that I was different, and they persecuted me. “I’ve been struggling for over fifteen years, and I still do not see the end in sight. For a while, I saw my saving the people of Yerushalayim from the qadi’s tax as a sign from Heaven that the time had come for me to reveal myself. But nearly a year has passed, and Heaven has ignored me. I fear I’ve angered the Almighty by being hasty to reveal my powers to the people. I fear I might have desecrated the holy Shem Hameforash. I fear I’ve blemished the holy soul entrusted to me by the Almighty. I want you to look at the blemishes of my soul, my dear Nattan, and prescribe a regimen for me. You are the Soul Healer. Heal me.” Nattan had sat forward to listen to Shabbesai Tzvi’s story, his elbows resting on the table, his hands touching each other fingertip to fingertip. Brows knitted in intense concentration, he remained in this position long after Shabbesai Tzvi had finished. Finally, Nattan shook his head in wonder. “I’d like to ask a few simple questions first,” he said respectfully. “Ask whatever you wish.” “Thank you. When were you born?” “On Tisha B’Av of the year 1626.” “What is your father’s name?” “Mordechai.” “And your mother’s name?” “Esther.” “Where were you born?” “In Smyrna.” “How old were you when you had your first vision?” “Seven years old. I had the vision you mentioned before.” “And this vision was followed by others?” “Many others.” “Why do you think the rabbis are opposed to you?” “Because they refuse to accept my teachings,” Shabbesai Tzvi said. “They can-
Historical Figures Rav Yaakov Sasportas
Rav David Kohein de Lara Rav Yaakov Chagiz Rav Yosef Escapa Rav Aharon Lapapa Rav Yaakov Tzemach Rav Avraham Amigo Rav Shmuel Germizan Rav Shlomo Algazi Rav Moshe Yisrael Rav Shabsi Kohein (the Shach) Rav Dovid Halevi (the Taz) Rav Yeshaya Halevi Rav Aryeh Leib ben Shmuel Tzvi Shabbesai Tzvi Mordechai Tzvi, father Esther Tzvi, mother Eliyahu Tzvi, brother Rachel, first wife Leah Karidi, second wife Shlumiel Karidi, father-in-law Sarah, third wife Nechemiah Kohein Nattan Haazati Shmuel Primo Avraham Yechini Mattisyahu Bloch Refael Yosef Chelebi Moshe Saraval Moshe Abudiente Sultan Mehmet IV Turhan Sultana Kussem Sultana Kiuprili Mehmet Pasha Kiuprili Fazil Ahmed Pasha Kara Mustapha Pasha Imam Mehmet Vani Guidom Chayatzadi
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not believe that Moshiach is so far above them.” “You’ll win them over.” “Will I? I’ve been struggling for so many years with no real progress.” “But you’ve found success in Cairo, haven’t you?” “It cannot end in Cairo. I must go on. But where? Constantinople? No. The time is not ripe to take the crown from the sultan’s head. Yerushalayim? Still too much opposition among the rabbis. But how long can I stay in Cairo? What am I to do? I’ve pleaded for a sign from Heaven, a small hint to what I must do now. But there’s no answer. Only silence. I sense the presence of a solid wall between me and my destiny, and I
fear it’s because I’ve blemished my holy soul.” “What if I cannot heal your soul?” Nattan asked. “What do you mean?” “If it’s indeed as you say, that you’ve blemished your soul, perhaps it will be impossible to cleanse it. A soul as delicately pure as yours can be easily damaged almost beyond repair.” Shabbesai Tzvi shivered. “Then I’ll beg the Almighty’s forgiveness and ask Him to end my torment,” he said in a distant voice. “I’ll ask Him to take away my illuminated states and let me live the rest of my years as an ordinary man.” “Are you actually prepared to aban-
don your mission?” Shabbesai Tzvi stared hard at the Soul Healer for a long time before he answered in a choked voice. “I’m prepared to abandon my mission,” he said defiantly, as if to convince himself as well, “if that’s the will of the Almighty. If my faults and shortcomings have rendered me incapable of fulfilling my mission, then it must be entrusted to someone more capable.” “Are you prepared to die?” “I don’t understand. Why should I be prepared to die if to fulfill my mission I must live?” Nattan Haazati pursed his lips and nodded. “I must give this much thought be-
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“What are you saying?” “I kept thinking about what you said, about how you’ve been struggling so long with so little progress, when suddenly I realized that something very important had been missing. You had no one to direct your movement. If you were supposed to be a king, didn’t you need a prime minister, a grand vizier? Then suddenly it came to me. You are indeed Moshiach, and I, Nattan Haazati, am Eliyahu Hanavi. It is my mission to proclaim the coming of Moshiach to the world, and until I do what is required of me. The movement will not flourish. It is clear as the midday sun. There is no blemish on your soul. Your destiny awaits your prophet.” To be continued…
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Motorists on the Hutchinson River Parkway found themselves driving down a suddenly unfamiliar road as the highway’s exit signs were reconfigured from their previous numbers to reflect a mileage-based exit system. The Journal News reported that the changes have taken place over the past few weeks with little warning. Under the new system, exit numbers correspond to the roadway’s mileage markers, with County Legislator Ruth Walter explaining that exits located between mile marker 1 and 2 will be numbered Exit 1, with letters A, B and C, etc., added for multiple exits within the same mile. The new reflective signs are located from the Bruckner interchange in the Bronx to the Connecticut state line, with guide signs on the parkway and directional signs on the Hutch’s ramps upgraded as well. According to the Department of Transportation, the change brings the Hutch in line with other roadways in the area, including I-84 and the Taconic State Parkway, which have both been similarly renumbered. Motorists have been less than pleased, with some reporting that their GPS devices aren’t recognizing the new exit numbers. Carrie Giammarino of Scarsdale told News 12 that she missed her exit as she drove the parkway, as did other drivers, some of whom tried backing up on the highway to correct their
With COVID-19 rates once again ticking up as the highly contagious Delta variant continues to spread, government officials at multiple levels are pulling out the stops in an effort to boost vaccination rates. The Associated Press reported that President Joe Biden announced last Thursday that federal workers will have a choice of either signing forms saying that they have been vaccinated or will have to undergo mandatory masking, weekly COVID-19 testing and distancing protocols, among other measures. The move impacts 4 million federal employees as well as nearly 7 million employees of other companies who contract with the federal government. According to the president, the vast majority of people who are contracting the Delta variant are unvaccinated. Biden noted that unvaccinated individuals create health risks for others, endanger the country’s economy, and jeopardize the longawaited return to relative normalcy. “It is an American blessing that we have vaccines for each and every American,” said Biden. “It’s such a shame to squander that blessing.” Governor Andrew Cuomo followed the president’s lead, declaring that all state employees will be required to either be vaccinated by Labor Day or be subject to weekly testing. Vac-
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cines will be mandatory for patient-facing health care workers at state-run hospitals who will not have the testing option available to them. Cuomo blamed the Delta variant for the new rules, saying that vaccination rates aren’t keeping pace with the new COVID-19 strain. “This virus has always been unpredictable, and in the face of the Delta variant, our hard-won progress is only as good as our determination to build on it,” Cuomo said on Sunday. “The vaccine is free, safe and effective, and our strongest weapon in this ongoing fight. If you are still unvaccinated, you remain vulnerable, and it is critical that you get your shot as quickly as possible.” In New York City, where the seven-day daily average of positive COVID-19 cases has doubled over the last month, Mayor Bill de Blasio sweetened the deal, offering $100 to any city resident who gets their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. The city announced plans to require all municipal workers, including teachers and police officers, to be vaccinated by mid-September or face weekly COVID-19 tests. “This is about our recovery,” said de Blasio. “This is about what we need to do to bring back New York City. This is about keeping people safe.” Directing a message to the city’s Jewish community last week, de Blasio laid out a vaccination timetable to coincide with the upcoming yomim tovim, telling people that they needed to get their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine by August 2 in order to be fully protected in time for Rosh Hashanah. “If there’s going to be any kind of family gathering, it’s so important to get vaccinated and keep everyone safe, particularly our elders, and we want to protect our kids,” noted the mayor.
Catskills Girls’ Camp Fire Sparks Tidal Wave of Chesed Dozens of tenth grade girls escaped injury when their bunkhouse went up in flames in an early morning fire, prompting a heartwarming response from community members near and far. The fire took place on Erev Shabbos Nachamu in Camp Na’aleh, Bobov 45’s girls camp, located in Livingston Manor, reported Hamodia. One camper woke up at approximately 7:30 in the morning and saw smoke and sparks shooting out of an electrical appliance. She woke up her bunkmates, and all of the girls in bunks 12A and 12B managed to escape safely, with the building engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived on scene. One of the bunkhouse’s 20 bedrooms was completely destroyed in the fire, while another adjoining one was damaged. Once the fire had been extinguished and everyone was accounted for, the girls were relocated to a staff bunk, and a trailer was brought in to house the staff members who gave up their lodgings. With Shabbos just hours away, the camp focused its attention on another pressing need — helping the girls replace their possessions, all of which had been destroyed in the fire. Families in nearby bungalow colonies sent linens and snacks, and one person driving down from the city to the Catskills on Friday afternoon brought packages parents had put together for their daughters. Assistant camp direc116
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tor Benzion Fuhrer also reached out to several stores in Boro Park, all of whom responded generously. “Per Se, Green’s Bed and Bath, The Lingerie Shop — they sent, for free, all sorts of clothing for the girls: Shabbos robes, shoes, sneakers, shirts and towels so everyone would have what they needed for Shabbos.” A Monday trip to Monsey sponsored by the camp and several others helped fill in more of the missing items, with several stores donating items at no charge, and others offering sizable discounts. The fire was transformed from a harrowing experience into a teachable moment, with the camp praising the girls for their positive attitude, reminding them to be grateful to Hakadosh Baruch Hu for the incredible gifts in their lives and urging them to seize the opportunity as a catalyst for personal growth. Fuhrer also noted how rewarding it was to see others responding to the emergency in a variety of ways. “All the nearby camps called to see if they could help us or provide anything — food, linens, places for the girls to stay,” said Fuhrer. “Mi k’amcha Yisroel. The outpouring, the chizuk, it was heartwarming. And it made such a big difference.”
Florida Closer Than Ever as Frontier Set to Begin Flights From Stewart Monsey area residents will soon have another option available when booking flights to three South Florida cities, with Governor Andrew Cuomo announcing last week that Frontier Airlines will soon be flying from Newburgh’s Stewart International Airport. The new flights are intended to restore travel to pre-COVID-19 levels in the Mid-Hudson Valley. Frontier will be flying three flights each week between Stewart, Miami and Tampa starting November 2, with four flights per week between Stewart and Orlando as of October 25. The low-cost airline currently flies out of La Guardia and Newark airports in the area. “Our airports across the state are a key part of our economic development, and these new flights by Frontier Airlines are further proof that New York is open for business and building back better,” said the governor. “The additional traffic to and from New York Stewart International Airport will greatly benefit the regional economy, while the flights give travelers from Florida another entry point into our beautiful state and all that it has to offer.”
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t was four in the morning by the time Ariella began to prepare the cot that stood in the middle of the Bergs’ storage room. A grand mess surrounded her on all sides, but Ariella knew that if she wouldn’t be able to fall asleep, it wouldn’t be because of that. She had been raised in a very orderly environment, yet she’d never been able to conform to all the rules of that orderliness. She struggled to put the large quilt into the quilt cover, and when she was done, she sat down on the bed and looked around. The owner of this storage room seemed to be accustomed to an American basement. Your standard Israeli family did not usually set aside a whole room — and a large one at that — just to store toys, blankets, kitchen utensils, some dismantled pieces of furniture, and three huge baskets filled with clothes. There was also a washing machine, but where was the dryer? It was strange that there wasn’t one. It wasn’t that she’d glanced into the closets to see what was inside; rather, most of them were open, and many of the objects inside were either scattered on the wire shelves or had tumbled to the floor. It was possible, of course, that this room only looked like this today, when the mother of the home had been away and her children had done as they pleased in it. But something in the friendly mess looked pretty permanent, though Ariella could not put her finger on what it was. Maybe it was the open ironing board piled with countless white shirts, or the mounds of clean laundry in the baskets. Perhaps it was the doz-
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ens of writing supplies that were haphazardly stacked on the shelves near her bed. It was a bit too much to have happened all in one day. And besides, there was something organized about the whole disorder. Ariella had a feeling that she would like the mother of this house. It would have been nice to have grown up in a room like this. The perfect room from her childhood, with its gorgeous desk and elegant bed custom-ordered from a carpenter, were not to her taste. Her parents had consulted with her, of course, and they’d let her choose the furniture’s design from a whole catalog that the carpenter had sent. But she found all the designs in the catalog to be very uninspiring and boring. As a girl, Ariella had dreamed of enhancing her bedroom furniture with stickers, something that would give some life to the room. But the Formica was too nice, too shiny, and she never would have voiced such a suggestion.
Elazar was silent for a long moment. “Among all the diagnoses she told you about, did anyone mention anything about a communication problem?” Just glancing around the room now, Ariella counted more than twenty childish stickers that had been pasted onto different surfaces, including the legs of the ironing board. If she wouldn’t fall asleep easily, then maybe she’d get up and do some ironing for this family. * * * * * He has a communication problem. Reb Elazar Reiness did not know where those words popped into his mind from, but he woke up with them in the morning. It was no wonder that he was thinking about Osher when he arose, though. Because when you talk about a person for nearly an hour, and then fall asleep for two and a half hours, it’s likely that that person will dominate your thoughts. “Are you leaving now?” he heard Sarah’s sleepy voice ask. “Yes, b’ezras Hashem. What did Bassi and Aryeh make up with you? They probably want you to be here all day, no?” “Yes. I canceled today’s appointments at the Bnei Brak clinic. I’ll stick them in next week somehow.” “And tonight?” “We’ll talk. I’m thinking about leaving Ella — uh, I mean Ariella — here. But I need to speak to Bassi about it.” He was silent for a long moment. “Among all the diagnoses she told you about, did anyone mention anything about a communication problem?”
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story of the black sheep prince.” “The black sheep?” Sarah echoed slowly. “Yup. I started after they said Modeh Ani, and I promised to continue the story for whoever hurries to get dressed, is quiet, and doesn’t make a mess in the house.” A trace of a smile crossed her face when she said those last few words. It didn’t look like anyone could make more of a mess than there already was. Aside from the small living room, which was relatively in shape, the house seemed like one big jumble of clothes, toys, shoes and kitchen paraphernalia. But the children seemed rather comfortable with the mess; Ariella suspected that they were quite used to it. Indeed, she had no idea if Nosson, alav hashalom, would have survived such a mess, but it was interesting that one could raise even… seven — or more? — children in such disarray. “So, what is the story about the black sheep prince?” Ariella smiled. “Let Rabbi Reiness ask Osher about that. Whenever we went to the grocery together, we’d make up stories. Osher liked the aisle with the colorful soaps and cleaning materials best, and that aisle was the perfect backdrop to our stories. Not that we bought any of the interestingcolored soaps — my mother uses very specific cleaning agents, because my sisters are sensitive to many different soaps and scents. But imagining something can’t cause an allergic reaction.” “And there’s also something to the claim that when you want something that is out of reach, it’s easy to dream all kinds of things about it,” Sarah suggested. “Think about what would have happened if you would have once bought the cleaning solution that you really were drawn to… I have no idea what kind of imaginary things you
made up, but imagine that from a prince dressed in beautiful clothes, he became a simple bottle that contained dishwashing soap or floor cleaner — nothing more.” “That’s true,” Ariella said. “Yes, kids, I’m coming! In any case,” she turned back to Sarah, “the bottles were not the princes. They were the guards in uniform, the waiters, or the flowers in the beautiful gardens. Osher was the prince, the black sheep prince.” “And you?” Sarah quickly rinsed out the baby bottle she found in the full sink. “Me? I didn’t have any specific role.
living room. “Ariella, kids,” she said, “it might be a good idea to take a break from the story now.” She walked over to the bookcase. “Let’s say two perakim of Tehillim together for Yisroel Meir. His operation is starting soon.”
Osher After davening, Reb Elazar gave his regular morning Mishnayos shiur. I was a bit tired from my night’s activities and the patrol of the yard with Shlomo, and as I sat in my corner of the room, I dozed off. Reb Elazar also looked pretty tired to me. Suddenly I woke up and saw two people looking at me. “Stop it!” I said, and stood up. Did they think it was nice for a person to wake up and discover eyes fixed on them? I think Reb Elazar tried to call my name, but I ignored it. I went outside through the carpentry shop, and when Yehuda Matari asked me to hold something for him for two minutes, I decided that I was too tired to even hear him. I walked out to the street. On the street, I sensed someone looking at me again. I was sure it was one of the boys, or even Reb Elazar, but it was that man who had once thought I wanted to steal his boat when I was really trying to save it. I didn’t say anything to him. Instead, I turned around to the gate and fixed my eyes on the sign telling everyone that there were cameras here — as if there was nothing more interesting in my life than this sign. “It’s funny,” the man said suddenly. “What’s funny?” I shot back. “This sign is funny,” he said. “Cameras? Why would anyone put cameras in such a yard? What are they guarding so closely? Diamonds? Or you, the students?” “Dunno,” I told him. “I don’t get involved in my rabbi’s decisions.”
“What kind of magic wand did you wave here?” Sarah asked, smiling broadly at the energetic children.
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I was just Osher’s sister.” Ariella stood in her place for another moment. “In a certain sense, that’s what I still am, to this day,” she said, before disappearing off to the children. Sarah poured soy milk into the clean bottle and glanced at the empty kitchen doorway. She heard Ariella’s voice from the living room, rising and dropping dramatically. She thought she remembered her husband once mentioning “the black sheep prince.” She would ask him; it would be interesting to hear Osher’s story. Her phone suddenly rang; it was Bassi. Yisroel Meir was going to be taken in for a complicated operation in half an hour. Sarah wished her the best, and gave her heartfelt brachos. After she hung up, she hurried to give Malka the bottle and wake up Gadi. It was no wonder the boy was sleeping so deeply; he’d been up until who-knewwhen last night. When Gadi finally began to show signs of stirring, she went back to the
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After growing up in Monsey and hiking in nearby Harriman State Park from my youth, camping is almost second nature to me. As a child, I remember camping with my father in a tent that seemed military-grade, with hundreds of parts and pieces that took hours to put up. Campground amenities were primitive at best; showers and bathrooms with plumbing were a luxury. Today’s camping standards are vastly improved, with modern bathroom houses and somewhat clean showers (though always frequented by an abundance of daddy longlegs).
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My first trip together with my wife was a camping trip in the Adirondacks several weeks after our wedding. I must credit her for agreeing to go camping with me, as most women I know would not even entertain the idea. We’ve gone camping together almost every summer since, and now do this together with all of our kids in tow. I usually plan the trip a week or two in advance, deciding which area to visit, which campground to stay at, and the places to visit during our day trips. Packing is quite a process, with every adult and child bringing their week’s share of clothing, linen, air mattresses and personal items. Then there are the tents, poles (which I forgot one year in a story unto itself), towels, soap, toothbrushes, flashlights, bug spray, itch cream, sunblock, Band-Aids, propane tanks and a myriad of other equipment on my large camping list. All this gets stuffed into our cramped minivan, with our roof carrier containing the remaining items that don’t fit in the back of the car or under the kids’ feet. (We occasionally need to pull over when a luggage item falls onto an unsuspecting child during a sharp turn.) Once we arrive at our destination, we unload the car and begin to set up the tents. First we
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set up a Pack ‘n Play and put the baby inside to watch the action. In the meantime, the other children are given age-appropriate jobs to help with the tent setup. And let’s not forget about food: I pack a cooler filled with various goodies and make a barbecue every night on our portable gas grill. Dinners include steak, hot dogs, burgers, chicken and grilled vegetables. We also bring along a pot and a propane stove top burner to cook soups for dinner and oatmeal for breakfast. We make several foraging trips to Walmart over the course of our trip to stock up on snacks, condiments and other essentials. The cooler also contains yogurts and cheese, which we eat with crackers, bread or rice cakes for lunch. Most campsites have a camp store where I buy a daily bag of ice to keep the food in the cooler cold (and often get a much-needed cup of hot coffee.) For break-
fast we have cereal and milk. We use rice milk because regular milk doesn’t travel well, and we don’t buy milk locally because we keep chalav Yisroel. We stay in the same campsite for the entire duration of our vacation and pitch the tents just once. All of our clothing and other items (aside from valuables) stay in the tents. However, we are careful never to bring food into the tent, to eat only at the provided picnic table, and to store all food items in the car so that the animals (raccoons, skunks, porcupines and bears) don’t get to it. It is very important not to leave any food around so that uninvited furry visitors don’t make a surprise visit. Unless it’s raining, I usually make a bonfire after supper, and we roast marshmallows and make s’mores. Most campsites sell logs of wood at the camp store, and we collect brush and twigs from the woods to get the fire started. The fire also helps keep away the mosquitos, which are an unavoidable reality of camping trips. We make sure to bring lots of mosquito repellent, itch cream and citronella candles to ease this vexing problem. We don’t hang out in the tent all day. We go on day trips that include tourist attractions, hikes, nature centers and parks. Often the campground has its own amenities including boating, lake swimming, local trails, playgrounds and rec rooms. Our travels for camping trips include as far north as Ottawa and as far south as North Carolina. Our more common destinations include New Hampshire,
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Camping Essentials Checklist Remember to: Make campsite reservations Plan day trips Plan meals and snacks Remember to pack: Complete wardrobe (including Crocs, and sweatshirts for cold nights) Towels Tent and accessories Sleeping bags/bedding Inflatable air mattress Air pump Spare batteries Lantern Flashlights Lighter Portable grill Propane canisters Kitchen essentials (including can opener and knives) Tablecloths and garbage bags Ice for cooler Marshmallows and skewers Mosquito repellent Hydrocortisone cream
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trips special is really the experience of spending the week outdoors with our family, food and fires! We rarely see any other frum Jews while camping. We never see other large families at the campground, and we invariably get stares or comments from our neighbors wondering how many kids there are. Most camping people have never seen such a large family camping together, as they camp with two children, at most. It always rains. Always. The worst time for rain is when you are setting up or taking down the tent. But once the tent is set up, the fly keeps the tent dry, and the rain is generally very loud but not a hindrance. Sometimes there are loud thunderstorms in the middle of the night that are really annoying and keep the kids awake. So there you have it: the good, the bad and the in-between. With a bit of planning, camping is an affordable and memorable way to vacation. If you’re looking to vacation in a five-star hotel, a camping trip is definitely not for you. But if you and your spouse are bold enough to take a flashlight to the bathhouse and shower in your Crocs with a friendly spider or two, camping is definitely something to consider.
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If there’s an ideal setting that makes the rest of the world fade out, it’s being gathered around a bonfire on a summer night. Soft darkness hides the day’s cares, and in the center, warmth and
light beckon ever closer as the flames crackle, saying, “Come sit — relax and enjoy!” Adults around that fire need no more activity than just sitting and being. Schmoozing some. Singing some. Roasting gourmet goodies. And while the kids revel in the relaxed energy of the grown-ups, there’s something to having great game ideas for them up your sleeve, all talk-based to keep it safe around the flames, and stationary, to keep all hard-working adults firmly relaxed in their camp chairs! Here’s a golden list of ideas that shine for being easy on the setup and high on the fun factor. August 4, 2021
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In the Pond, Out of the Pond Up the energy of this game by having the caller announce commands faster and faster as players mirthfully fumble along. Choose one caller. Everyone else sits around the campfire with their hands on their waist. The caller announces one of the following three commands, in no particular order: “In the pond” — The players put their hands forward into the circle (pond, get it?). “Out of the pond” — The players put their hands in the air above their heads. “On the bank” — The players put their hands on their waists. If anyone moves their hands to the wrong place at the wrong time, they’re out of the game and must sit with their hands behind their backs until there’s only one, superfocused person left: the winner!
Sound Train Another form of rapid give and take This game has players agreeing on a consonant or blend — for example, “p” or “sh” — and the circle goes around as everyone takes a turn saying a new word that begins with that consonant or blend. The game continues until a player can’t think of a new word to add, and this player must choose a new consonant for the next round. A tapping and clapping rhythm also works very well with this one.
Numbers Simple, wacky and weirdly addictive This game’s aim is to count out loud, as a group, from number one to as high as possible, but with one major caveat: No two people are allowed to say the same number at the same time. Ready, set… count! Anyone can speak at any time saying any amount of numbers, as long as they begin from number one and list the numbers in order. But, there may be no pointing or gesturing to indicate who will be the next person to speak. As soon as two people say a number at the same time, the group must start over. Can you get to 100?
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What Does That Have to Do With IT? Bringing you this rhyming game is vicarious living for me. I saw it in action once as a little shnook watching my older neighbors cozily squished onto a cushioned outdoor swing. My tender age relegated me to the grass as a simple spectator, rhyming abilities notwithstanding. But I loved the idea of that game so much that it stuck in my mind all these years. This game is a rhyme that unfolds from one player to the next, with the chorus being chanted in unison between each statement and answer. It goes like this:
Who Am I? Of course you’re famous; it says so on your forehead! Hand out Post-its and markers (for more visibility in the dimness of night), and have everyone write the name of a famous person on their Post-it. The notes should then be passed further, with everyone getting a name they didn’t write — but without looking at the paper. Every player should then stick their note onto their forehead. Take turns asking the group questions, and see who figures out their famous identity first!
The players chant the game’s chorus, with kneetaps and hand-claps to create a rhythm and add to the fun: “What does that have to do with it, do with it.” The rhyming moves in a circle, with each player addressing the person to his or her right and saying something about them, starting with “Hello.” The addressed player must reply in rhyme with an answer that starts with “That’s because,” but has absolutely nothing to do with the statement made. Then the entire circle chants the chorus. The addressed player then turns right and addresses the next person, who responds in rhyme, with the randomness flying high. The rhyming must be done in rhythm, without pause, with players keeping time with knee-taps and hand-claps. Just remember that there are certain English words that do not have a rhyme, like orange, silver and the like, so please be kind! Example: (All players:) “What does that have to do with it, do with it.” (Chaim:) “Hello, Moishy, your arm is strong.” (Moishy:) “That’s because I sing a song!” (All players:) “What does that have to do with it, do with it.” (Moishy:) “Hello, Dovid, you are so nice.” (Dovid:) “That’s because I once tripped twice!” (All players:) “What does that have to do with it, do with it…”
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Broken Telephone If anything is an oldie but goodie that begs to be played around a campfire, it’s this one! I’ll humor you all by actually explaining the game: One person starts the game with a sentence they’ve come up with. This player whispers the sentence to the person next to them once — no repeating — and the second person whispers what he heard to the third person once, and so on. The sentence moves around the circle until the last person repeats aloud what he heard, with the players then comparing it to the original to see how much it changed. It always does. And the larger the group, the more messed up the sentence will be!
Fingers Here’s where you discover lots and lots of trivia about the people you’re with — and they about you! The game begins with everyone holding up all ten fingers. Then one person makes a statement of something he/she has never done. Example: “Never have I gone banana-boating.” The other players must then put down a finger if they have done the stated activity. The goal is to stay with your fingers up the longest, and you’ll find yourself listening to some wild stories on the side!
A Roasted Treat “Quick, name three things you can roast over a campfire!” If anyone wakes you up mid-sleep with this question, I’d bet a s’more that your answer would be some variation of “Marshmallows, potatoes and hot dogs!” These treats are seriously yum, but why stop there? You can roast just about anything, so let’s be playful about what’s on the stick this time around! Have some bread dough handy? Roast little balls of this until they’re golden brown. Add a smear of butter and garlic for savory, and cinnamon and sugar for sweet. Any mini sandwich can be cut and skewered for roasting; think deli, grilled cheese or anything else, really. How about PB&J? Roast some wedges of pineapple, and taste this fruit at its best. Roasted peaches are magical too. Shish kebabs offer endless variety. Create these on skewers using any combination of veggies and meat. Still hankering for that hot dog? Try wrapping it in flaky dough first for a roasted frank ’n blank! And here’s an adorable idea that begs to be tried; introducing... the orange basket! Carefully scoop out the pulp of an orange half, then cut x’s on opposite sides of the peel just below the rim for you to slide a skewer through. Carefully crack an egg into your basket, heat it over the fire for about 10 minutes, add salt and pepper, and enjoy!
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Labor Day Weekend, 1984, Sunday Morning he crisp cool Catskill morning air heralded the advent of fall and an impending drop of temperature. Green leaves clung to the trees and wildflowers endured in bloom, but the crispness of the air signaled the last gasp of a passing season. In a matter of days, it would be back to work and back to school again. Hotel guests gathered at the shuffleboard courts and around the ping-pong tables. Other patrons gathered to watch the more athletic guests engage in competitive rounds of volleyball. Yet other guests made use of the sunny grounds as they enjoyed the last stroll of the season. We were an adventurous bunch and wanted something a little more exciting, a more rustic outdoor excursion to cap off the end of summer. We wanted to do something that would allow us to enjoy the beautiful outdoors to the fullest. The hotel advertised hiking trails in the nearby woods. The concierge offered detailed information on the duration and difficulty of the various routes. We were a group of one adult, some teenagers, and young kids. The brash among us advocated for the most strenuous passage, but the calmer and more reasonable minds won the argument for a moderate trail, a two-hour loop in the woods. Two trails led out from the same trailhead. They followed
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a similar route marked with blue and red tree markings for the first half a mile. At the half-mile mark, the trail split, with blue markings showing the loop trail, which we intended to take, and red markings indicating a one-way eight-mile trek to the nearest town. Excited to begin, we made our way into the woods. The fresh smell of pines and the abundant wilderness fueled our sense of adventure. The markings were clear. Red and blue paint marked every second tree bark. We followed the route until what must have been the half-mile mark. And then the blue marks stopped. We scouted around for the markings for our trail but couldn’t find them. Not wanting to return to the hotel, we figured that even though the red route was longer, we had ample food and drink to get us through eight miles of woods, and that when we arrived in town, we could use a payphone to call the hotel and have someone pick us up. Opting to take the longer route, we carried on. Twenty minutes later, the red markings came to an end. We were smack in the middle of the woods and nowhere near the town. Unsure of how to proceed, we figured that it would be best to forge ahead in what appeared to be a straight line. Should we fail to find additional markings, we reasoned, we would make an about face and return to the hotel. We continued into the woods for a minute or so. There were no markings on any trees. We turned around and retraced our steps, but now we could not find the marked trees we had initially followed. In the dense mountain forest, the trees all looked
Being lost in a forest meant really being lost in a forest. No phone. No GPS. No tracking.
exactly the same. We were essentially walking in circles. We were lost and had no idea where we were or how to get out. The year 1984 was still a ways off from the cell phone era. Being lost in a forest meant really being lost in a forest. No phone. No GPS. No tracking. In an act of desperation, the adult leader of the group yelled out, “Hello? Hello?” Not that anybody expected a response, but with no realistic options, people tend to resort to unrealistic solutions. “Hello?” we yelled out again — and a robin chirped in the distance. A squirrel rustled through the leaves. A chipmunk scurried along the ground. There was silence. “Hello?” The sound echoed off of the tall red oaks and reverberated in the huckleberry shrubs below. There was silence. It is during moments like this that one feels a sense of connection to his Creator. Alone and powerless, a feeling of growing panic coupled with a sense of ein od milvado permeated our group. Once again, “Hello? Hello?” Then a sound in the distance echoed our call. We heard someone call, “Hello!” But we saw nobody. Unsure if this was our echo or some kind of auditory mirage, we repeated the call: “Hello?” This time the response was clearer. It was a distinct voice: “Hello!”
We still didn’t see anybody, but our strange exchange of calls into the wilderness continued. “Hello?” was met with a response of “Hello!” that got closer and closer. Suddenly, a man appeared. He was tall, about six-four; he sported multiple tattoos on his arms and neck and was wearing a cowboy hat, tattered jeans and a skimpy T-shirt. He was also brandishing a Winchester Model 70 rifle. “Hello!” he said. “Welcome to my neck of the woods.” Now we weren’t sure whether this man was our hope, or our newest danger. For better or for worse, this was the man that we had to deal with. We related to him the details of our saga and that we would like nothing better than to find our way out of the woods and back to civilization. “You shouldn’t be out here this morning,” he told us. “A dangerous convicted felon has escaped from the local state penitentiary and is roaming these woods.” Apparently, the local sheriff had put out a call for off-duty and retired law enforcement officials to come help search. “I’m aiding in the search, and that’s why I’m here,” he said. At this point, leaving the woods was fine with us. We had no intention of remaining there. The man knew the woods like the back of his hand. All the trees appeared virtually identical to us, but he had no problem navigating the terrain. With the ease of an expert outdoorsman, he led us back to the outskirts of the hotel. We took leave of him and thanked him profusely before continuing up the last few feet of the trail ourselves. Finally, we crossed to the hotel grounds and breathed a sigh of relief. Exhilarated by our safe return and from what could have been a very different ending, we made our way through the hotel’s winding paths. The shuffleboard competition was still in full swing. The ping-pong players continued their game with enthusiasm, and the cheers of the crowd rose from the volleyball court. We had just experienced a most traumatic event, but everything was normal as far as everyone else was concerned. “How was the hike?” yelled my cousin, who was lounging nearby. “Fascinating,” I responded. “Extremely fascinating.” EPILOGUE: After our return to the hotel, we were told that police had set up roadblocks around the surrounding roads looking for the escaped convict. A warning had been issued to avoid possible contact with this dangerous individual. Police eventually apprehended the fugitive, and he served out the remainder of his sentence in prison.
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T S E H G THE HI PEAKS
The panoramic views from high up on a mountain are not possible to put into words. Here we present record peaks that are not exactly in our neck of the woods, but still close enough to visit. As the summer heat begins to recede and the weather paints the foliage in those breathtaking autumn hues, these are great spots to keep in mind. If you are choosing to take any trails heading up one of these mountains, make sure to get hold of a trail map (usually available at the site’s visitor center) and to implement all safety hiking precautions.
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NEW JERSEY’S HIGHEST PEAK
High Point State Park 1480 Route 23, Sussex, NJ 07461
1 hour
973-875-4800 1,803 feet
The mountain: Atop this highest point in New Jersey is a 220-step monument that offers vast panoramic views of New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. How to reach the summit: Hike: There are several hikes that vary between 4 and 7.9 miles, and between rocky and smoother terrain. Drive: Take the road near the park office to Scenic Drive, and continue to Monument Drive, which will take you to the summit parking lot.
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C AT S K I L L S ’ H I G H E S T P E A K
Slide Mountain 2099 Oliverea Road, Big Indian, NY 12410
1 hour 40 minutes
4,180 feet
The mountain: “Here the works of man dwindle, in the heart of the southern Catskills” are words a poet penned about this mountain. The tallest peak in the Catskill range is also the most-frequented one. How to reach the summit: While there are many trails up to the summit, the most popular way up is via the Slide Mountain Trail. This is a 6.2-mile busy loop trail that passes a river. This is rated a moderate hike.
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The mountain: The highest peak in Connecticut was also believed to be the highest point, but later technology proved that that distinction goes to nearby Mt. Frissell, which has an elevation of 2,379 in Connecticut (its summit is higher, at 2,454 feet, but it’s in Massachusetts). The views from the summit are breathtaking; on a clear day, you can even see as far as some of the southern New Hampshire peaks. How to reach the summit: There are several hiking trails. The trail we’re featuring is the Undermountain Trail; there are maps at the trailhead. Up to the summit and then back to the trailhead is a total of 5 miles. The hike can leave you breathless at some points.
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413-499-4262 3,491 feet
The mountain: There are several scenic outlooks along the trails. On a clear day, the summit offers views of areas as far as 90 miles away. How to reach the summit: Hike: There are several trails, with some trailheads accessed from Rockwell Road, while others from West Mountain Road. Visit the visitor center for information before choosing a hike. Drive: From the visitor center, continue on Rockwell Road until the summit. (The roads are closed from November until June.)
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N E W YO R K’S H I G H E ST P E A K
Mount Marcy Adirondack Loj, 1002 Adirondack Loj Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946
3 hours 50 minutes
518-523-2445 5,334 feet
The mountain: The highest peak in New York is one of the most prominent spots of the Adirondack landscape. As far as the greater Northeast region, Marcy ranks right after the few peaks in the Presidential Range in New Hampshire (mounts Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Monroe and Madison) that exceed its height. How to reach the summit: The shortest and most frequently used route up Mount Marcy is the Van Hoevenberg Trail, which starts at the Adirondak Loj. From there it is 7.4 miles to the summit (and 7.4 miles back!). This trail can be done in a day by experienced hikers.
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FROM THE SEFER “HAKESER VEHAKAVOD”: Harav Shalom Schwadron zt”l explained, “Women are unaware that the permissibility of wearing a sheitel was a debated issue among the poskim. Indeed, there are over twenty-four gedolei haposkim who forbade it. And even for those who go according to the opinions of the poskim who permitted it, do they think that these rabbanim permitted a woman to wear a sheitel that doesn’t even look like a wig? For this, there is no heter in the world!”
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Harav Shalom Schwadron, the Maggid of Yerushalayim, related the following story in one of his speeches ()שאמר בכינוס התעוררות במאטערסדארף:
“I will tell you a true story—if only it wasn’t true. Around twenty five years ago, as I was about to leave my home, I saw that my wife was talking to a girl at the door. When I returned home three hours later, she was still talking to this girl who was standing at the door. I then told my wife to invite the girl in and offer her something to eat or drink. When the girl overheard me talking, she said, ‘No, it’s okay. I am already going to my own home.’ I thought to myself, ‘Oy vey! She has a home! That means she has a husband!’ It was then that I realized that she was married. I just didn’t understand. If she has a husband, then why does she want to look like a girl?” He then turned to his audience and said, “You understand the answer. She was wearing a wig… So why are you laughing? Is this a joke that she wants to look like a girl? The Torah tells us to uncover the head of the sotah, which was the greatest embarrassment for a woman. And this wife of a talmud chachum wants to look a sotah! Is this a joke? This is unbelievable!”
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FIREFLIES That’s a Big Flash! There are over 2,000 species of fireflies, and they vary tremendously in size. The largest fireflies can be the size of the palm of your hand!
The Lights Choir Where’d That Come From?
Not all fireflies flash solo. Some fireflies coordinate their flashing, making light at the same second. While those species aren’t found in the United States, our country does boast synchronous fireflies, which are fireflies that flash in a domino effect, each flashing a second after the next. This creates the effect of a wave of light rippling through the night.
Fireflies produce a chemical reaction in their light organ in order to flash. More specifically, firefly luciferin, a lightemitting compound, lights up when oxidation is prompted by an enzyme known as firefly luciferase. This is probably the best-known example of bioluminescence. Light it up!
Want to see the show? There are two popular destinations where visitors can observe the light show. The first is in Elkmont in Great Smoky National Park. The other is at the Pennsylvania Firefly Festival in the Allegheny National Forest. Just be sure to follow Light Show Etiquette, as Great Smoky National Park requests: • Use a flashlight that’s covered with red cellophane. • Use your flashlight only when you’re walking around. • When in use, keep your flashlight pointed downward.
Firefly Scientist Luciferase, the enzyme that fireflies produce, helps scientists in their research. There are many ways scientists use this chemical, one of which is to light up parts of the body so they can see what’s going on inside!
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Fast Firefly Facts Average lifespan: two months Habitat: temperate and tropical regions, on all continents except Antarctica Diet: • As larvae: slugs, worms and snails • As adults: other fireflies, nectar and pollen; some species don’t eat at all, relying on food stored while in the larvae stage
By: Chaya Blustein
CRICKETS Leg Listeners Check the Cricket If you want to know the temperature, you can check your local cricket song. Professor Amos E. Dolbear was the first to realize that crickets chirp less when it’s hotter outdoors. Back in 1897, he published what became known as Dolbear’s Law, which is a mathematical equation to help you figure out the temperature from the number of cricket chirps, though it appears to work differently for different species. Depending on the kind of cricket in your backyard, you may be able to count the number of cricket chirps in 14 seconds and then add 40 to get the current temperature in Fahrenheit!
You can find your cricket’s ears on its legs. Pretty awkward for whispering a secret in its ear, but there’s probably no need to do that anyway, because crickets have amazing hearing. If you’ve ever tried to find a cricket, you probably noticed that as soon as you get too close, the cricket hears you approach and stops chirping.
Collector’s Crickets
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I wouldn’t like a cricket in my house or bungalow, but in China, people keep crickets in their homes. They feed the crickets good food and then hold cricket fights where owners can bring their crickets to compete. Over in Brazil, people consider certain crickets good omens.
Raising crickets is a major business, done in warehouses across the United States. These crickets are mostly sold as food for reptile pets, like frogs or snakes.
The Mechanics of the Music Crickets sing by rubbing one wing against a bumpy organ on the other wing. It’s like running your finger down a comb’s bristles. Hear anything?
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Hint: Each Boggle board hides a word of nine let ters or more!
4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will win a pastrami sandwich and a can of soda!
PLAYING RULES: Find words on the board containing four letters or more. Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word. The following are not allowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms
POINTS 4-letter words: 2 points | 5-letter words: 3 points | 6-letter words: 5 points | 7-letter words: 7 points | 8-letter words: 9 points | 9+ letters: 12 points
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HELP WANTED JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking to hire a warm playgroup teacher/assistant in the Monsey airmont area Yiddish/English speaking. GREAT PAY! contact: 347300-2999 HELP WANTED Bookkeeping firm looking to hire a full time female worker. Should have experience in qb, word and excel. must have good phone skills. Email resume to monseyhiring@gmail.com DRIVER WANTED Looking for responsible driver with minivan for the coming school year. Well paid. 845-425-4936
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TEACHERS POSITION Monsey Boys Cheder is seeking experienced General Studies and Math teachers in Grades 6&7. email resume to: menahel@chedermonsey.org REBBES ASSISTANT A growing cheder is seeking an experienced Rebbe’s assistant in younger grades in a great cheder environment. email resume to: menahel@chedermonsey. org PRESCHOOL ASSISTANTS Clifton Cheder seeking part/ full time assistants. Learn from positive, experienced Morahs in warm, supportive environment. Transp. not provided. MLevit@ cliftoncheder.org. NURSERY TEACHER Seeking full time Nursery Teacher. Work alongside positive, experienced Morahs in warm, supportive environment. MLevit@ cliftoncheder.org with resume and two references. MATH TEACHER B.Y. High School seeking Title I math instructor. Please email resume to office@ bysmiriam.org or call 845640-1800.
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EXCEL TEACHER B.Y. High School seeking 12th grade Excel teacher. MORNING HOURS! Please email resume to office@ bysmiriam.org or call 845640-1800. ASSISTANT TEACHING OPPORTUNITY Ashira High School Program seeks an assistant teacher for the ‘21-’22 school year. Great opportunity for someone interested in entering the field of special education. Please email office@ ashiraprogram.com ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Yeshiva of Spring Valley is looking to hire a full time assistant bookkeeper. Responsibilities include accounts receivable, accounts payable and general financial entries. Experience required. Competitive salary. Email resume to office@ yeshivaspringvalley.org. TITLE I TUTOR POSITION Heimishe cheder seeking tutors for the upcoming school year: man for the older grades, and lady/girl for the younger grades. Reading and math skills. Afternoon hours. Please send resume to secretary@vienmonsey.org or fax to 845-208-0440.
BY ENGLISHTEACHERS Capable, Responsible 4th & 8th Grade Junior High Ela. Great Pay! Great Environment! Email:44camphillroad@ thejnet.com Or call for application 845-362-3166 MATH TEACHER DO YOU LOVE MATH?! B.Y. School looking for JUNIOR HIGH MATH TEACHERS. Great Pay. Email: 44camphillroad@thejnet. com Or call for application 845-362-3166 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Bas Mikroh Girls School seeks qualified staff to join our dynamic, talented team: Gym Teacher, English Permanent Substitute, Co-Teachers and Assistants, Office Secretary. We are also looking for full day and half day Teachers and Assistants for our babysitting and daycare groups. Please email resume to bbamberger@ basmikroh.org THE GAN OF MONSEY Local preschool hiring experienced warm, loving Morahs and assistants for the upcoming school year. Please send resume to teacherhiringmonsey@ gmail.com
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TEACHING POSITIONS Yeshiva Spring Valley (boys) of Monsey has open positions in the General Studies department. Immediate openings available: Elementary School Teacher (M-TH 12:45-4:00); Elementary School Assistants (M-TH 12:45-4:00) Substitutes for various grades. Teaching experience a must. Professional atmosphere and competitive salary. Please include references and email to gss@yeshivaspringvalley. org or FAX to 845-3568551 Attn: General Studies Principal ASSISTANT WANTED Private preschool looking for an assistant. Graduate preferred. Well paid. Yiddish speaking. 262-1020 NURSERY ASSISTANT Seeking nursery assistant for 3-4 year old group. Located in nice warm school environment. Great pay!! Contact 845-641-9663 for more info
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ENGLISH TEACHER Local Mesivtah looking to hire English Teacher for the coming school year. Hours 4-6 Mon thru Thursday. Please note corrected phone number: 845-371-9810
HELP WANTED Heimishe office is looking for a responsible female Bookkeeper to join our team. Office experience preferred. Please email hr@ adlersinsurance.com
TEACHERS WANTED Local school looking for teachers. Great atmosphere and working environment. Excellent pay for the right person. Please email your resume to schooljobsmonsey@gmail. com
F/T SECRETARY Property management company is looking for a full time secretary. Data entry, customer service and collection skills required. Please email resume to rcmanageoffice@gmail.com or call 347-546-9291
ELEMENTARY ASSISTANTS Warm, caring yeshiva seeks general studies assistants. Professional, supportive environment, growth opportunities, competitive salary. We invest in our staff! Rgilden@cliftoncheder.org.
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SECRETARY POSITION AVAILABLE Well established Yeshiva in Monsey looking to hire a middle aged heimish married woman daily 9:302:30 (Flexible) For the coming school year. Experience in Quickbooks, Excel & other secretarial office duties with a pleasant phone demeanor. Please call 845-548-0183 or send resume 25Decatur@ gmail.com
MOTHER’S HELPER Looking for mothers helper and also another girl/lady who likes to organize etc. west central area. Great pay. Flexible hr. 3472321969.
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$500 SIGN-ON BONUS! Full-time female position – sales/customer service rep. Basic computer and phone skills a must. Great potential income growth for right individual. Please send resume with references to jobs@mailwayservices.com. Apply by Aug. 1. Conditions apply.
Seeking heimishe Yingerleit for teaching positions for Special Needs Classroom Limudei Kodesh Rebbe: Mon.- Thurs. 9:00-4:00, Fri. 9:00-12:30 English Teacher: Mon.-Thurs. 12:00-5:30 Must have teaching experience, fluent in Yiddish, be passionate and have a desire to work with the special-needs population. Salary based on experience. Please send resume/information to:
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ALL LONG DISTANCE CAR SERVICE פארט מיט א היימישע יונגערמאןPlease call 845-521-9686 DEBT RELIEF having trubble with finances? join Debtors Anonymous Tuesday night @ 19 Robert Pitt # 113 , 7:30-8:30pm. visit www.debtorsanonymous.org ARROWSMITH Is your child still in the same place after all that tutoring?Join Arrowsmith, a research based program that strengthens the brain and eliminates learning disabilities. Call Mrs Feuer 914-260-6449
ODDS & ENDS SEEKING DONATIONS Of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition, for a Heimishe Moised. Call 845.500.3100
GOWNS GOLD GOWN Adorable gold gown by Dassy available to buy or rent. Toddler size 4. Call 4225596 for more info MAGNIFICENT GOWN Exquisite gown for rent size 2-4. White base with mauve & blue embroidered flowers. pls call 845-596-9933 GIRLS CHASUNAH GOWN Very Elegant, Winter White trimmed with Black Velvet, girls size 14/16 for sale. Please Call 845-709-7161. MATERNITY EVENING WEAR RENTAL Beautiful dresses for Chasuna, Bar Mitzvah, and all occasions! Please call: 845.548.3771
Doula 845-587-1649 Labor Bag 347-604-3274 Pidyon Haben Accessories 845-642-7256 Pidyon Haben 845-659-6704 Formula 347-267-3640 Or 216-889-3643 Neocate Formula 718-853-4090
OFF WHITE DRESSES Magnificent off white high end dresses for rent. Tenoyim/ wedding. Ladies size 6 and 8. Please call 718-810-9654
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Simcha Mother & Sister Gowns 845426-7496 Or 845-352-3031. Gown And Petticoats 347-278-1278
Hairstyling 845-540-3731 Haircutting/Styling 845-263-7057 Hospital Supplies 746-8293 Hospital Gown 845-425-8687 Hospital Gown 845-426-4695
Floral Bisomim 845-629-2785.
Medical Equipment Email Slmw50@Gmail.com
Hats $25. 347-351-1604
Carseats, Pack N Plays, Strollers, Pumps 845.397.7724
Tichel 845-548-0014
Bands & Berets 845-371-3556 Mechitza’s, Tables, Chairs Etc. Call 845-445-8015
Brass Iron Bassinet 917-280-4559
Hot Water Urns 845-425-9211
Preemie Clothing 845-520-0475
Toys 845-578-6513
The Preemie Box 845.664.5768 Or 718.688.5814
Haircuts & Styling 845352-8101/ 845-499-3218
White Dresses 845-371-1765
Elegant Hats 845-517-0838.
Doona Car Seat 845-445-7474
Ribbis Question? 347-977-0628
Gowns 845-517- 8808
Carseats, Bassinet & Pack N Plays. 425-1202
Ear-Plugs 845-202-0105. Toys 917-538-3453. Clics 845-352-5820
DVDS & players for Cholim/ Homebound 425-2660 Bed Rest? Laundry Help. 213-7437 Maternity Clothing 845-445-9687 Maternity Coat Text Only 8455212912 Simcha Maternity 845-425-1725
Tablecloths (845) 371 2105
Gps & Waze 845-3522588 (Minimal Fee)
Baby Scale 845-578-5639
Tablecloth 352-8292
Kosher Waze 845.587.1708
Baby Headphone 845 356 6797 Or 845 558 8370
Tablecloths 352-8292
Roof Carriers 845-659-1863.
Gold Chargers 845-573-9772
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Pack N Play Sheets Included. Text: 845-216-4885
Bris Accessories 617-955-3630 Bris Accessories 845 425 8359 Bris Accessories 425 3873 Bris Accessories 425-6574 Bris Accessories 356-6215 Blue Light 845.425.1919 Pillow/Benchers 845-213-0602 Knife Sharpening For Mohalim 718-384-6214 Segula Stone 347-699-6418 Preemie Outfit 845.558.7065 Krias Shema Board With Stand 425-4540 Kallah Yom Hachuppah Cd 845-352-2560 Kallah Accessories 426-0767 Kallah Accessories 425-4221
PARTY DRESS For sale custom, elegant party dress. Black with pink accents. Suitable for own tnoyim or sister-of-bride. Slenderizing size 8. Price $400 Call or text 845-608-6370
to $199. Originally priced over $2,000. Call 845-4262339/ 347-436-6314
White Sneakers 917-613-6579 White Shoes 845-200-0211 Kallah Hand Bouquet 845-459-3567 Bridal Shower (845) 248-4218
Siddurs. Sfard: 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: 845 352 1756 Or 845-826-6718
Phones For Emergencies. 845-263-6027 Reflectors 845-356-0815 Reflectors 347-977-6816
Siddur/Chumash 558.4774
Mezuzos 587-4533
Benchers 845-642-0910
Boxes (845) 641-5536
Bentchers 347-404-2204
Boxes 845-425-6826 Or 845-608-7830
Bechers 845-377-5671 Becher, Challah Deklich, Zemiros 845-425-0498
Boxes 845-642-5286
Coat Rack And Hangers 845-356-9841
Heaters 845 362 8666
Chuppa Cards 347-278-1278 Chupah Cards 845.222.0456 Chuppah Tefillos Booklets. 845-213-0602. Wedding Kit 845-425-2036
Boxes Text (845) 641-5536 Air Mattresses 9176537170 Suitcases 845-371-9121 Bike Racks 845-659-1863. Opwdd Sd Advice Email Slfydhm@Gmail.com
Wedding Kit 845-371-2947
Computer Advice ( 862) 248-1931
Accessories Basket 845-371-6857
Loans 347-385-1408
Children Hair Pieces 3473001679 Portable Chuppah 845-425-4790 Umbrellas 216-470-9841 Sound System 917-382-8809
Digital Cameras 8264062 Phone With Service 845-445-7422 Eczema Cream 845-274-7858 Single parent? Help with shopping etc. 516-203-2616
WEDDING GOWNS
Evening Bags 845-549-2929
Yiddish & English Poems 845-587-3018
For Sale. Kids $25-$50. Teens $50-$75. Mechteniste up
Misc
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Fix necklines 845-238-6691
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GOWNS Girls custom gowns for sale/ rent. Winter white base with navy accordion tulle. Size 2-4 teen and 12-14 preteen two different styles. Call 845-3561822 text 845-304-3792 GOWN FOR RENT
Eternity ring a very long time ago. 845-352-4850 or 718607-5777 Bag Ugg shoes in Vilchovitz Friedman/Gelbman wedding 929-359-2058
Silver/Grey colored gown size 2-4 8455380391
Gold Earring @ A Valero Gas station on 08/01 718-4351771/347-504-2071
SIZE 4 GOWNS Gold/taupe Exquisite gown for sale. Black Needle and Thread Gown for sale or rent. 659-7465
Pen with name Avrum Shimon at Pupa girls pool 3522868
GOWNS FOR SALE Women’s Black and gold Exquisite gown, size 38. Adorable white and pink girls gowns 4 pieces 845-371-2376
LOST Mens Longines watch, rectangular face. 845-3568935 Bag of memory cards 3560843 Diamond earring Monsey Bus 7/27 going to BP 347-6836096 Lost something? Found something? The Daily Return: Call/text: 845-538-0193, Email: monseydailyreturn@gmail. com
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FREE GIVEAWAYS many egg boxes for moving in great condition 8452386691 5 piece Bedroom Set, breakfront- SINK stainless steel, AIR Condition 220 VOLT, (old working) 845 4257780
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Beautiful 9’ dining room table in great condition for sale. Price reduced asking: $1,000. Pictures available. Call/text 917.776.3422 AFTERNOON POSITIONS 9/2021 Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Boys Division. General studies positions avail. Mon- Thurs afternoons, No Fridays or Sundays! Teachers- lower elem. 12:45-4:00, Teachers-
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Yeshiva Ohr V’Daas Is looking to hire devoted staff to join our amazing team. Male assistants and aides needed for special needs classroom. Looking for a Rebbi to work with special needs students. Male workers needed to work with an 18 year old challenged male students in special needs school. Must be able to assist with physical behavioral intervention plans.
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Rockland Hatzoloh Welcomes Four New Members In response to the massive geographical expansion of Spring Valley, Monsey and its environs, Hatzoloh of Rockland County added four new members this past week to its massive emergency response effort. While once-upon-a-time, the “Monsey community” was contained in much smaller boundaries, today, Hatzoloh responds to calls as far north as Haverstraw and Garnerville, and as far south as Airmont and Chestnut Ridge, all the way to the Montvale New Jersey border. Of particular importance, three out of the four new members live or work in the Airmont area, thus further ensuring a rapid response time to those outlying areas, something Hatzoloh has become well known for. The exponential growth of Monsey and its environs over the past years has been aptly matched by the growth of Rockland Hatzoloh and its 200 active members. With a fleet of over 15 ambulances, state-of-the-art emergency medical equipment, and some 50 paramedics on call, Rockland Hatzoloh continues to set the standard for others to follow. As one of the largest entities in the vast Hatzoloh network of volunteer emergency medical services, Rockland Hatzoloh responded to over 16,000 calls this past year, alone!
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שמחת בית סקווירא -ראחמיסטריווקא -בארניב שמחת החתונה פון אייניקלעך פון האדמו"ר מסקווירא החתן בן לבנו הרה"צ ר' אהרן מענדל עב"ג הכלה בת לבנו הרה"צ ר' חיים מאיר טווערסקי חתן האדמו"ר מבארניב חתן האדמו"ר מראחמיסטריווקא
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הונדערטער אינגעלייט ביים צוויי טאגיגן ״כינוס הבונים״ פונעם היסטארישן ״אומשאצבאר״ קאמפיין אויפצוטרייבן מיליאנען פאר ״בוני עולם״ צו העלפן זוגות המצפים לישועת השם
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ישיבה קטנה 'שפע חיים' צאנז קלויזענבורג מאנסי שליסט מקח אויף ריזן 'קרית הישיבה שפע חיים' פון 11עיקער
מעמד כבוד התורה 'שעשועי' סיום מס' קידושין און ראש השנה לתלמידי ישיבה 'שפע חיים' צאנז קלויזענבורג מאנסי
העכער הונדערט בעלי בתים ביים לערנען אין די כולל יום ראשון אין שיכון סקווירא
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הונדערטער אינגעלייט ביים צוויי טאגיגן ״כינוס הבונים״ פונעם היסטארישן ״אומשאצבאר״ קאמפיין אויפצוטרייבן מיליאנען פאר ״בוני עולם״ צו העלפן זוגות המצפים לישועת השם
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דער ארבעט אויפן נייעם ריזיגן בית עלמין אין מאנסי "הר שלום" גייט אן אין פולן שוואונג -דער היימישע חסידישע בית החיים וועט זיין גרייט צום באנוץ אנהייב שנת תשפ"ב לפ"ק
ערשטע ''חומש סעודה'' פון די גאנץ יעריגע מוסדות התורה אין מאנטיסעלא
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אכציג לומדי דרשו הלכה אין ק"ק וויזשניץ מאנסי פראווענען סיום
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הרה"ג רבי דוד האפשטעטער שליט"א געקומען צופארן פון קאנאדא - בכל תפוצות ישראל כאפט מען זיך לעצטענס מיט מיטן טעגליכן דרשו הלכה סדר -פילע קהילות און הויפן שוין אנגעשלאסן
מאנסי -א חבורה פון אכציג וויזשניצע אינגעלייט וועלכע זענען אנגעשלאסן אינעם דרשו הלכה פראגראם ,האבן זיך צונויפגעזעצט פראווען א סיום ,געאייגנט פאר די משתתפים ביים טעגליכן שיעור .די אינגעלייט זענען געזיצן אינאיינעם און זיך מחזק געווען בדבר ה' זו הלכה ,פרייענדיג זיך בשמחת התורה און דאס קונה זיין מידי יום ביומי ידיעות בהלכה. ווען דער נשיא דרשו הרה"ג המפורסם רבי דוד האפשטעטער שליט"א האט געהערט איבער די סיומים פון די חבורות לומדי והוגי הלכה בקרב ק"ק וויזניץ, וואס פארשפרייט זיך מער און מער אינערהאלב פילע אנדערע היימישע קהילות און הויפן ,האט ער געשפירט פאר א זכות און זכי' צו מחזק זיין די הוגי התורה. הגאון רבי דוד איז געקומען צופארן פון קאנאדא-טראנטו קיין ניו יארק און איז אריבערגעקומען קיין וויזניץ זיך מיטצופרייען מיט די לומדים .אינאיינעם האבן מען געפראוועט א שיינע התוועדות וואו די הוגי הלכה האבן זיך אינאיינעם מחזק געווען ווייטער צו ממשיך זיין דעם הייליגן חבורה. עס האבן אויפגעטרעטן מיט דברי חיזוק עטליכע וויזשניצע אינגעלייט וועלכע זענען משתתפים קבועים אין די דרשו הלכה חבורה ,דאן האט מען געהערט פון הרה"ג ר' דוד שליט"א .אינאיינעם האט מען זיך געפרייט בשמחת התורה וידיעת ההלכה ,א זאך וואס כ"ק מרן אדמו"ר הגה"ק בעל תורת מרדכי מוויזשניץ זצ"ל האט שטארק איינגעפירט אין די קהילה און שטענדיג געפאדערט פון חסידיו ותלמידיו שומעי לקחו ,צו לערנען טעגליך הלכה און אזוי אום קריגן א בקיאות דערין. בכל תפוצות ישראל כאפט מען זיך לעצטענס מיט מיטן דרשו הלכה באן ,פילע קהילות ,בתי מדרשים און הויפן שליסן זיך לעצטענס אן ,ובפרט איז עס געאייגנט אין דעם יאר ,ווען עס איז זיך צוזאמגעקומען די דרשו סדר הש"ס און די דרשו סדר הלכה ,ווען אין ביידע איז מען יעצט עוסק בעניני חג הסוכות ,א צייכן אויף לימוד תורה לשמה. ווי אנגענעם וועט זיך זיין צו שפירן באקוועם אין די ימים טובים ,וועלכע זענען ארומגענומען מיט אזויפיל פילפארביגע הלכות וואס זענען נוגע אין יעדן ריר .דער וואס לערנט טעגליך הלכה מיטן דרשו הלכה פראגראם ,קען לעבן ווי א איד און וויסן אין יעדן פאל וואס איז ריכטיג און וואס איז נישט ,וכל השונה הלכות בכל יום מובטח לו שהוא בן עולם הבא.
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