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(Re: Camp Days Are Coming: Issue 351) I enjoy your magazine very much each week. I especially enjoyed last week’s issue, which brought back wonderful memories of my camp days. I appreciated the article “Now I Understand,” and Hindy Kviat’s account of her camp experience was very interesting to read and made me appreciate all that we have today! I was also excited to see you featuring The Long Road to Freedom as a serial. I love Avner Gold’s books. Thank you! Faigy Feldbrand
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(Re: The Great, Big Pack, Issue 351) Kudos to a well-done magazine covering a host of topics applicable for today’s mothers. In last week’s interview, the various methods for labeling our kids’ camp clothes were discussed. I must add that there is an excellent tool available that works much like a stapler that applies labels (sew-on) to clothing and beyond. (It’s great on socks, too.) The labels don’t fall off, ever, and it’s very easy to apply. My twelve-year-old does it himself! It’s very popular in Williamsburg, but is now available in Monsey at F&F Family Shop on 43 Main St. The tool is long-lasting and can be used for various other functions, such as attaching buttons or hanging noi sukkah. A Williamsburg Mother
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(Re: Tehillim Contest, Issue 350) We truly look forward to this amazing free magazine every week. The Shavous Tehillim contest was really a hit. Both my five-year-old and six-and-a-half-year-old children were really motivated to say Tehillim on each of the three days . We picked up the prize, and that, too, is keeping them busy. Keep up the great work! Family Schwartz
YOUR VOICE UP AND UP AND UP
Grocery shopping as of late has been a stress-inducing activity. Every time I go to the grocery, it seems that the price of each item I purchase has gone up by another ten cents or so. From dairy, to snacks, to baked goods — and I’m not even referring to ready foods, which I know are super expensive — things are simply becoming unaffordable. And that means that my grocery total each week is also skyrocketing, and we are paying so much more in weekly groceries than we have in the past. Am I the only one who’s feeling this? I know there’s inflation at play here (and I don’t know why I’m not feeling the inflation as far as my job is concerned), but the speed at which food is going up makes it feel like groceries are considered luxury items. And we need to eat. I am writing this letter to know if there’s anything we can do before this turns into a full-fledged crisis. A Pinched Housewife THE MONSEY VIEW WELCOMES YOUR COMMENTS, FEEDBACK AND LETTERS.
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PARSHAS BEHA’ALOSCHA The Trumpets’ Blast
In this week’s parsha, Moshe Rabbeinu was commanded to create two silver trumpets. They would be used to gather the Nesi’im or all of Klal Yisroel and signal to Klal Yisroel when it was time to travel. “Aseh lecha shtei chatzotzros — Make for yourself two trumpets,” the pasuk says (Bamidbar 10:2). Rashi explains, based on the Gemara in Menachos (28b), that the singular form “make for yourself ” signifies that these trumpets were to be created and used by Moshe alone — and not by future generations. This is different from the other keilim of the Beis Hamikdash, which were fashioned once and remained for all generations. Why weren’t Moshe’s trumpets good for all time? Why did every generation have to create new ones? AFTER A BRUTAL ATTACK by the hands of a Cossack, Reb Shlomo of Karlin, zt”l, fought for his life. Just before surrendering his neshamah al kiddush Hashem, the Rebbe issued one final bidding to his chassidim: “Go to the tzaddik, Reb Mordechai of Neshchiz!” Several days later, Reb Uri of Strelisk, one of Reb Shlomo’s greatest talmidim and a baal ruach hakodesh, arrived in Karlin. Upon his arrival, he learned that his Rebbe had been taken in the prime of his life. Soon Reb Uri heard about the Rebbe’s last words, and he immediately set out to fulfill them. Without unpacking his bags in Karlin, he took to the roads again, this time headed for Neshchiz. He arrived at with perfect timing. As he entered the beis medrash of the tzaddik of Neshchiz, Reb Uri found dozens of people waiting to go into the Rebbe’s room. There were talmidei chachamim and simple folk, rich and poor, healthy and ill — a colorful sampling of Klal Yisroel. The Rebbe welcomed each one with a radiant countenance, offering guidance and
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dispensing blessings. Suddenly, a tall Yid with a ruddy complexion and large bearing marched into the room. His coarse mannerism indicated he was but a simple villager who had come for advice about his businesses. Reb Uri grimaced. He could sniff the sins of this villager from a few feet away. It was a stark contrast to the holiness in the room. To his surprise, the Neshchizer Rebbe received the fellow with a warm smile and patiently gave him as much time as he wanted. The villager left the Rebbe’s room with targeted advice and bountiful blessings. How could it be? Reb Uri wondered to himself. Does the Rebbe not sense what I sense? Just then, the Rebbe called out to Reb Uri: “Yungerman! What are you doing here? Leave my room!” Reb Uri’s feet could barely carry him out in disgrace. Perhaps I already fulfilled Reb Shlomo’s final will simply by coming to Neshchiz, he thought, still shaking from the encounter. Do I
“When it comes to such a simple, sinful Yid, we must draw him near.” still need to speak with the Rebbe? As he was deciding what to do, Reb Mordechai suddenly appeared at his side. “Come with me,” he said, leading Reb Uri to his room. When the two were alone, Reb Mordechai turned to Reb Uri and said, “I know what you were thinking, and believe me, I also saw what you saw. In previous years, perhaps the right thing to do would have been to push such a person away in order to lead him to repent. But times have changed… If I would have sent him away, he would have just distanced himself from Torah and Yiddishkeit more and more! Today we have to take a different approach. When it comes to such a simple, sinful Yid, we must draw him near. That is the way to inspire others to do teshuvah in our days…” The Rebbe was telling him that in every generation, the language is different. Today, the overriding language is one of love and warmth. With sincerity and affection, we can create a connection and draw others close. Reb Uri internalized the message, taking it with him for life, as he himself turned out to be a spiritual leader — the renowned Seraf of Strelisk. * * * * * This is how Rav Chatzkel Abramsky answered our question regarding the generational trumpets. The trumpets represented the means that allowed the manhig hador to give over messages to his followers. By directing the Yidden to create new trumpets in every generation, the Torah is teaching us that this channel of direction is not meant to be passed on from generation to generation; rather, in every time period, different trumpets must be used. During every tekufah, we must use different means, customized according to the challenges and kochos of the generation, in order to draw close to the Ribono Shel Olam. Adapted from the teachings of Rav Mordechai Freundlich, zt”l.
Did You Know? Trumpet blasts were a daily sound in the Beis Hamikdash. Every morning they announced that the gates were opened. When the korbanos tamid of the morning and afternoon were brought, they resounded again. On Erev Shabbos, there were two rounds of trumpet blasts — the first reminded everyone to wind down their work and prepare for the holy day, and the second blasted just as Shabbos was coming in. Similarly, in many Jewish neighborhoods today, bells chime or music plays to signify the arrival of Shabbos.
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MOSQUITOES AND TICKS HATE HIM. HOMEOWNERS LOVE HIM. You may have seen his iconic orange-and-green yard signs throughout Monsey and beyond. With mosquito and tick season at full throttle, we spoke with YEKUSIEL TAPICK, founder and CEO of MOSQUITO SWATTERS, to learn about mosquito and tick prevention. 1. Is there really a way to rid my property of mosquitoes and ticks? There sure is! Based on our experience, after the first treatment homeowners see an approximate 80% reduction in mosquitoes.That number increases to 90% to 95% after the second treatment. The few mosquitoes that still exist around the property after treatment are due to the occasional mosquitoes that enter from afar. Properties that are adjacent to other treated properties will see an even greater reduction. Regarding ticks, after the first treatment, approximately 95% of homeowners do not encounter any ticks. After the second treatment, that number increases to 98%.
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2. Wow! Those are some pretty fantastic statistics! How does it work? Our technicians treat the property with a product that kills both mosquitoes and ticks on contact. Most mosquitoes and ticks will live or land in the near vicinity before approaching anyone. Standing water, such as collected rain water, must be treated or removed. By specifically targeting treatment in the areas they breed, habitat and land, the mosquitoes and ticks are eliminated before they can cause any harm.
3. That’s fascinating. Is exposure to these products safe for humans? Yes. All our products are approved by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and are completely safe for human exposure. Before approaching the treated area, one should wait approximately 15 to 20 minutes to allow the product to dry.
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4. How often do you have to treat a property? We recommend treating a property every 21 days for optimal effectiveness. After this time, exposure to the sun causes the product to degrade, weakening the protective barrier around your yard. Under typical conditions, once the product is dry, it can resist rain and other elements for the duration of the 21 days.
5. Does it work for other bugs? Yes. Another added benefit of treating your property for mosquitoes and ticks, is that it helps reduce other bugs such as flies, gnats, and chiggers. However, this specific treatment is most effective for ticks and mosquitoes.
6. Can I buy this product myself? The product we use is only available in New York State for those licensed by the DEC (Department of Environmental Conservation). Additionally, our technicians are trained in finding the sources and breeding locations of mosquitoes and ticks and use powerful equipment to properly distribute the product.
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YOU FOUND A TICK. NOW WHAT?
Tick bites can make people sick. Below are some steps that you can take after a tick bite to reduce your chances of getting sick and how to get treatment promptly if you do get sick.
Remove the tick as soon as possible. 1. Use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin as you can. 2. Pull upward with steady, even pressure. Don’t twist or jerk the tick. 3. After removing the tick, clean the bite area and your hands with rubbing alcohol or soap and water. 4. Dispose of the tick by flushing it down the toilet. If you would like to bring the tick to your health care provider for identification, put it in rubbing alcohol or place it in a sealed bag/container.
Consider calling your health care provider. In general, CDC does not recommend taking antibiotics after tick bites to prevent tick-borne diseases. However, in certain circumstances, a single dose of doxycycline after a tick bite may lower your risk of Lyme disease. Consider talking to your health care provider if you live in an area where Lyme disease is common.
Watch for symptoms for 30 days. Call your health care provider if you get any of the following: • Rash
• Headache
• Fever
• Muscle pain
• Fatigue
• Joint swelling and pain
Treatment for tick borne-diseases should be based on symptoms, history of exposure to ticks, and in some cases, blood test results. Most tick-borne diseases can be treated with a short course of antibiotics. SOURCE : CE NTE R S FOR DI S E A S E CONTROL A ND PR E V E NTION (CDC ) CDC .GOV
SOME MOSQUITO FUN FACTS
• There are about 2,700 species of mosquito. There are 176 species in the United States. • The average mosquito weighs about 2.5 milligrams. • The average mosquito takes in about 5-millionths of a liter of blood during feeding. Mosquitoes fly an estimated 1 to 1.5 miles per hour. • Bigger people are often more attractive to mosquitoes because they are larger targets and they produce more mosquito attractants, namely CO2 and lactic acid. • Active or fidgety people also produce more CO2 and lactic acid. • Dark clothing has been shown to attract some species of mosquitoes more than lighter-colored clothing. • Movement increased mosquito biting up to 50%, according to some research tests. • A full moon increased mosquito activity 500%, according to one study
SOURCE : THE A ME R IC A N MOSQUITO CONTROL A S SOCI ATION (A MC A) MOSQUITO.ORG
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With Summer Approaching, Felder Urges NYers To Check Their License for Suspensions With stories rolling in each summer of motorists being arrested after unknowingly driving with suspended licenses, Senator Simcha Felder urges New Yorkers to avoid potential problems by checking their records before hitting the roads. In a video released last Thursday, Felder explained that his office receives multiple frantic calls throughout the summer season from constituents whose routine traffic stops turn into nightmare scenarios, with some even finding themselves spending time behind bars. “At that point, it’s really too late, even with a wife and children in the car, even late on a Friday afternoon,” warned Felder. “You’re stuck, and in that situation, it’s going to give you a lot of stress, be very traumatic and costly.” Felder advised drivers to take a few moments to ensure that their licenses are violation-free and provided an important opportunity to correct any problems that may exist before they turn into larger issues. “My staff will check your driver’s license with the Department of Motor Vehicles and get back to you so you can drive anywhere you’d like this summer without any aggravation and with peace of mind,” said Felder, adding, “I beg you to please call my office at 718-253-2015, and have a wonderful summer.”
At Long Last, COVID Testing Requirement Lifted for International Travel One of the last remaining federal COVID restrictions has been relegated to the history books, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention freeing international flyers from the requirement of having to present a negative coronavirus test in order to legally enter the United States. The Associated Press reported that the new rule went into effect last Sunday. The move was hailed by Roger Dow, president of the U.S. Travel Association, as “another huge step forward for the recovery of inbound air travel and the return of international travel to the United States.” The testing requirement
was originally instituted in January 2021, and its opponents had long argued for its repeal, noting that it did little to prevent the transmission of the coronavirus. “We’ve got plenty of COVID here,” said Dr. William Schaffner of Vanderbilt University. “It’s like telling someone not to pour a bucket of water in their swimming pool.” While the testing requirement has been officially dropped, the CDC is still recommending that air travelers take a COVID test prior to boarding their flights as a safety precaution.
Carpool Discount To Disappear as GWB Implements Cashless Tolls Traveling across the George Washington Bridge is about to become even more expensive for some drivers as of July 10, when a move to cashless tolling will eliminate the crossing’s carpool discount. Removing all of the existing toll booths at the George Washington Bridge could potentially alleviate at least some of the congestion that plagues the bridge, the busiest of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s crossings. But the Port Authority has said that without having human toll collectors in place, it will be impossible to determine how many people are in each vehicle, and which ones are eligible for the carpool discount. New Jersey Congressman Josh Gottheimer slammed the Port Authority, noting that the move to cashless tolling will cost travelers an additional $9.50 per day to use the bridge and will likely create more pollution, with drivers having less incentive to carpool. “Cashless is good, but carpool-less is bad,” said Gottheimer. “It doesn’t make any sense to me, and it’s ridiculous that the Port Authority is trying to saddle hard-working commuters with new tolls right now, especially at a time when we’re trying to make life more affordable.” Gottheimer has been one of several elected officials who had been encouraging the Port Authority to use technology that is already in use in California, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Virginia, Texas and Utah to detect the number of occupants in a vehicle. Passenger detection technology developed by Xerox currently has a 95% accuracy, said Gottheimer.
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Faulty Door Prompts Recall of 55,000+ French Door Refrigerators A faulty door hinge that has caused several foot injuries has prompted the recall of thousands of stainless steel refrigerators that were sold exclusively at Lowe’s. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the recall of Hisense USA 26.6-cubic-foot French Door Refrigerators on June 9. The units were sold between August 2020 and February 2022 for $1,500 in Lowe’s stores and on the company’s website. Hisense has received 139 reports of refrigerator doors that have loosened or come off completely, with five injuries known to be linked to the faulty units. The affected refrigerators bear the model number HRF266N6CSE and serial numbers ranging from C2020050100001 through C2020123109000. The CPSC is urging anyone with a recalled refrigerator to stop using the unit if its doors do not open or close properly. Instead, consumers should contact Hisense at 888-497-1189 to determine if their refrigerator is part of the recall and to schedule a free in-home hinge replacement. According to the CPSC, 55,200 units in the United States are included in the recall, with an additional 78 refrigerators located in Canada also affected.
Lawmakers Call on Governor To Pass School Panic Alarm Bill Hoping to safeguard schoolchildren, a quartet of upstate lawmakers is calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to sign a bill that would have schools considering the installation of silent panic alarms as part of their emergency safety protocols. Assemblyman Michael Lawler, Senator Shelley Mayer, Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick and Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski all gathered in front of Nyack High School last Wednesday to announce the passage of Alyssa’s Law, named for fourteen-year-old Alyssa Alhadeff who was killed in the 2018 shooting in Parkland, Florida. The bill would have the state reimbursing school districts for installing silent panic alarms that would connect directly to local law enforcement, speeding up response time and potentially saving lives. It is unclear if private schools would receive similar reimbursements. Nyack High Schooler Jordyn Turner, a cousin of Alhadeff, has been advocating for the bill’s passage, and she joined the lawmakers for the June 8th press conference. “The lives of the children in New York are more valuable than anything else, and it is important that we protect them and pass Alyssa’s law,” said Turner. Having passed both the Senate and the Assembly, the bill has been sent to Governor Kathy Hochul’s desk, where it awaits her signature. “We know that in incidents like this, even a few minutes can be the difference between lives saved and lives lost,” said Reichlin-Melnick, adding, “No matter where we fall on the political spectrum, we need our kids in school to be safe.” 166
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25,000 Gather for Kavod HaTorah HISTORIC ADIREI HATORAH EVENT PROCLAIMS THE GLORY OF OUR YUNGELEIT By Avi Shiff 25,000+, they came out strong, united, and with one goal: to proclaim the glory of our nation’s yungeleit, the Adirei HaTorah. “It was the most uplifting maamad of its kind I’ve ever experienced,” said one attendee. “It was like Simchas Torah, Yom Kippur, and leil Purim in yeshiva all wrapped into one,” said another. Indeed, this was the prevailing sentiment. It was an incredible, truly extraordinary event in every way. For weeks, people had read about the highly anticipated Adirei HaTorah event, and finally – finally – the night was here. The buses – hundreds of them – pulled up from across the tristate, transporting thousands to the event at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Many others came by car, joining the parade of vehicles patiently making their way to the arena this past Sunday night. By about 7 p.m., most of the attendees had arrived, taking in the scene of a sports arena usually bedecked in various sorts of signs and slogans instead bearing statements and refrains expressing Klal Yisroel’s admiration for their yungeleit. “We All Admire Our Yungeleit” was emblazoned across the massive Jumbotron behind the dais. Upon entering the building, attendees were treated to a buffet dinner before entering the arena itself, which was a sight to see. Immediately grabbing the attention of participants was the massive dais, with seating for approximately 500 roshei yeshiva and rabbonim. By the time the program began shortly before 8 p.m., every seat in the arena, including every balcony and concourse, in addition to hundreds of additional seats on the floor, was occupied. Fittingly, the seats on the floor of the arena couldn’t be purchased. They were reserved for yungeleit who have been learning at Beth Medrash Govoha for 12+ years. Appropriately, the best seats in the house were given to those who were being feted this evening, the lomdei Torah who hold up our world. The program began with Tehillim led by Rav Chaim Ginsburg, longtime rosh chaburah at Beth Medrash Govoha. Immediately thereafter, in somewhat of an original approach, the music began, and the crowd sang and danced for several minutes, an absolutely exhilarating beginning to what would be an unforget-
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table event. The building practically shook as keyboardist Meir Adler from Eretz Yisroel played the music, accompanied throughout the evening by singers Yanky Daskal, Isaac Honig, Chazzan Srulik Adler, and Dovi Meisels, and the Shira Choir. During the opening remarks delivered by emcee Rabbi Yosef Heinemann, the zekan roshei hayeshivos, Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, rosh yeshiva of Philadelphia Yeshiva, entered, and the entire crowd broke out into the spontaneous singing of “Yomim.” Rav Aryeh Malkiel Kotler, rosh yeshiva of Bais Medrash Govoha, spoke first, pointing out the simcha that one sees upon entering the botei medrash of the yeshiva, witnessing the joy that yungeleit have in spending their days immersed in limud haTorah. Rav Kotler remarked that he feels that his father, the rosh yeshiva, Rav Shneur Kotler, would have recited the bracha of Chacham Harazim had he seen such a massive crowd of Bnei Torah. While the bracha is generally reserved for when one views an assembly of more than 600,000 Jews, the magnitude of this gathering and its nature, said Rav Kotler, would have compelled the bracha’s recital. Mentioning that the Chazon Ish’s remark that ameilus baTorah is “mehapeich gashmi l’ruchni,” transforming the mundane into the holy, Rav Kotler also said that nowadays we are zoche to “tomchei Torah who know what the Torah does for them. They’re machshiv the Bnei Torah.” Addressing the idea of “Aron nosei es nosav,” a theme referred to several times throughout the night, Rav Kotler said that when a person carries the Aron, he become botul to it and thus becomes uplifted. The Seforno famously points out that the menorah in the Bais Hamikdosh has two sides, one representing chayei olam, our eternal life, and one representing chayei sha’ah, our time spent engaged in worldly pursuits, but both are turned to the ner emtza’i, the middle candle, representing the Torah. Upon the conclusion of Rav Kotler’s remarks, the crowd joined in unison in the singing of Ki Orech Yomim and Ohr Zorua Latzaddik. The energy and passion with each successive song seemed to grow stronger, filling the stadium with an otherworldly ruach. A video presentation was then shown, featuring powerful divrei chizuk from Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, rosh yeshiva of Yeshivas Slabodka in Bnei Brak; Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, rosh yeshiva of Yeshiva of Philadelphia; Rav Yitzchok Sorotzkin, rosh yeshiva of Mesivta of Lakewood; and Rav Elya Ber Wachtfogel, rosh yeshiva of Yeshiva Gedolah Zichron Moshe of South Fallsburg. In his comments, Rav Sorotzkin said that a “talmid chochom brings a hatzolah (salvation to the world) in all type of ways,” saving Yidden from all sorts of tzaros and tribulations. The talmid chochom has “such a power,” he said. “He saves Yidden, bringing a ruach taharah, a widespread hashpa’ah to the world at large.” “The chiyus of the dor is dependent on you,” said Rav Sorotzkin, addressing the yungeleit. “You are the ones who are the tachlis of the briah.” Following the singing of a slow song, Rabbi Heinemann introduced Rav Dovid Cohen, rosh yeshiva of Yeshivas Chveron, who flew in from Eretz Yisroel to attend the event. The crowd again broke out in singing in honor of Rav Cohen, who humbly stood at the podium until the singing subsided. In an eloquent speech, Rav Cohen, in his characteristic manner, with simplicity and clarity, conveyed the chashivus
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of lomdei Torah, expressing the exalted role that they fill each day. A medley of slow songs followed, with the crowd of 20,000 singing Ribono Shel Olam Hut Shoin Rachmanus, V’yiyu Rachamecha, and Machnisei Rachamim. The music then ended, but the crowd didn’t want it to, continuing to sing the third stanza of Machnisei Rachamim without words, a choir of unity and inspiration filling the cavernous stadium. Chazzan Srulik Adler then recited a heart-stirring Keil Malei Rachamim, as silence reigned across the massive crowd. At that point, a Siyum Hashas on Talmud Bavli and Talmud Yerushalmi, learned b’iyun by the yungeleit of Beth Medrash Govoha, was celebrated, with the Hadran being recited by Rav Yisroel Neuman, rosh yeshiva of Beth Medrash Govoha. Following the spirited dancing in honor of the siyum, the keynote drasha was delivered by Rav Ephraim Wachsman, rosh yeshiva of Yeshiva Meor Yitzchok in Monsey. “We’re here to celebrate this miracle in a world that has gone insane,” he said. “In a world that tries to excise the soul of humanity…rises this song of purity and kedusha.” “We’re here to show our endless gratitude, and our true humility, and to ask you [our yungeleit] for your heilige brachos,” said Rav Wachsman. “Tonight’s evening is a revolution in attitude. To live with the knowledge of Aron nosei es nosav. This has to become the new understanding – it’s really an old understanding – living with it and lifting up the entire briah.” Everything we have, said Rav Wachsman, comes in the zechus of the lomdei Torah. “If we raise kavod haTorah, everything will be mesukan,” he said. “Kids will go to school and not say, ‘That’s the son or daughter of a gvir,’ or even, ‘That’s the son or daughter of a rosh yeshiva, but ‘That’s the son or daughter of one who is learning Torah lishmah,’ and he’s the one who is supporting us all!” “Everybody is sick and tired of the emptiness,” said Rav Wachsman. “And there is one answer to it all: tenu kavod laTorah.” Turning to those who have the zechus of supporting lomdei Torah, he said that one may not have the ability to reach the level of a gadol baTorah in limud haTorah, but “You can be a Pnei Yehoshua and a Rav Akiva Eiger in hachzokas haTorah!” Kabbolas Ohl Malchus Shomayim was then led by Rav Yeruchem Olshin and Rav Dovid Schustal, roshei yeshiva of Beth Medrash Govoha, with Rav Olshin exhorted the crowd to express their gratitude to the Ribono Shel Olam for the miraculous growth of Torah and its support by engaging in additional devotion to Torah learning and avodas Hashem. Maariv concluded the program, led by Rav Sholom Kamenetsky, rosh yeshiva of Yeshiva of Philadelphia. As the thousands made their way to the exits with music filling the arena, the mood was one of kavod and reverence for the yungeleit who devote their every day – and sacrifice so much – to make the study of Torah their occupation, not just uplifting themselves, but enriching their communities and the wider world with the unparalleled power of Torah. It was an evening no one would soon forget, inspired, uplifted, and charged to keep the mission going.
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C H A P T E R 14 RECAP: Chaim Simcha tries to prepare his Chanukah shiur, but he keeps being interrupted. He finally gives it up when Zach Ganz arrives to speak with him. After exchanging pleasantries, Zach asks if they are still considering the trip to Poland.
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enny Bergman slapped a sheaf of papers onto his desk. He finally had some work to do, but he couldn’t concentrate. Someone had put a nice little cottage on the market, the perfect size and location that usually meant a quick sale. It wouldn’t bring a huge commission, but it was money, and Lenny desperately needed it. Yet every time he opened his files, Rabbi Ginzburg’s story popped back into his head, contrasting with his own black mazel. After weeks of hesitant calls, Lenny’s fourth tenant had finally left him. It would cost the tenant three months of rent to back out of the contract, which was nice. But now only four of Lenny’s eight houses were bringing in revenue, and two were completely destroyed. His bills were stacking up, collectors were getting aggressive, and Lenny didn’t know where to turn.
Meanwhile, Rabbi Ginzburg was sitting on a fortune and doing nothing. The irony was eating him alive. Out of some morbid curiosity, he called Mordechai Gross, a chassidic fellow from out of town. Mordechai was a dealer of rare Jewish artifacts. “Mottel!” Lenny said into the phone. “How you doing? “Lenny, that you? Long time!” “Yeah. How you been? Listen, you know I come from the Lodzer Rebbe, right?” “Sure, sure,” Mottel said warmly. “Chashuve yichus!” “Totally,” Lenny agreed. “Baruch Hashem. So yeah, I heard they just discovered a handwritten copy of one of the Rebbe’s seforim. Nobody’s ever seen this one before. It’s in his own handwriting. Amazing, right?” “Zicher,” Mottel agreed. “If it’s legit.” “I’m pretty sure it is,” Lenny told him.
Lenny glowered at his computer as winter coat increasingly uncomfort“I’d love to get a peek inside.” “Me too…” Lenny scratched his he mechanically answered the ques- able. chin thoughtfully. “What do you sup- tions of a client who kept finding an“Then if you’re sick, maybe now’s other reason to hold off on signing, the wrong time to start exercising.” pose something like that is worth?” “‘Hold off for the wind, and you’ll “Worth?” Mottel repeated. There explaining things like floor space and attached garages that he’d gone over never plant’,” Chaim Simcha said was a pause. “Is it the full sefer?” half a dozen times already. The man with a shrug. “Koheles, perek yud-alef. “As far as I know.” “And it’s mamash never been seen seemed to want to waste his time for- The Rebbe explains that there’s never ever, without actually doing anything. a perfect situation. There’s always gobefore?” Just like Rabbi Ginzburg, Lenny ing to be an excuse. But we have to “The manuscript was only just dissighed. keep going, keep trying.” He changed covered.” What a waste. the subject. “Anyway, Zach tells me “Hmm…” Mottel thought. “People the normal thing for his world is to get don’t usually sell these seforim. They’re very public, deny everything, and fight worth more than they’re worth, if you * * * * * tooth and nail to restore his reputaget my drift; having it isn’t something tion. But this came as such a shock, I you can put a price on. But if the owner “He what?” think he needs time away to get himput it up for auction?” There was an“He wants to go to Poland after all.” other pause. “Listen, you never know Chaim Simcha breathed heavily self together. He wants to get out of with these things, but if it’s handled in the freezing air. The doctor wanted town for a week or so, so he can come properly, you could get a lot.” him to exercise? Fine. He would exer- back ready for action. This trip is the “Not me,” Lenny corrected. “I’m not cise. It certainly didn’t make him feel perfect solution.” Izzy smiled sardonically. “I was the — I’m just curious. How much is a healthy, but what did he know? lot?” “Why’d he change his mind?” Izzy right; Hashem did send him these “Two,” Mottel suggested. “Maybe asked. He’d agreed to join Chaim Sim- troubles so he would help us.” Chaim Simcha peeled off his scarf two-fifty.” cha on this daily walk, at least for the Lenny let out his breath in disap- time being. The two of them had met and stuck it into a pocket. “We can’t pointment. “Two hundred dollars? at the shul, bundled up, and headed assume we know why Hashem does That’s nothing!” down the street together. It was a ma- anything, Izzy.” Then he paused and There was a moment’s silence, and then Mottel burst out laughing. “Two hunLENNY LET OUT HIS BREATH IN DISAPPOINTMENT. dred thousand, Len,” he said. “TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS? THAT’S NOTHING!” “I mean, the Lodzer was well-known. Collectors love these one-of-a-kind things, you know? I handled a kiddush cup jor artery of the city, a five-lane road added sheepishly, “But yeah, it does from the Baal Shem Tov’s nephew re- that was constantly full of cars speed- seem that way.” “I’m just glad we’re making progcently, found a guy in Chicago who —” ing to and fro. There was a nice little A light on Lenny’s phone began to residential subdivision on the south ress.” “We are, certainly. Though I’m not flash. “Mottel?” he interrupted. “I got a side, while on the north, the shul nesbusiness call coming in. I’ll talk to you tled comfortably between a coffee shop sure this is the right thing for Zach.” later, okay?” Chaim Simcha frowned. “The way he and a dry cleaners. “Yeah, zeitz gezunt,” Mottel said. “LisThe plan was to go ten minutes makes it sound, this will make things ten: If you get your hands on that man- out, just past the boutique bookshop, much worse for him in the long run.” “That’s his decision,” Izzy answered uscript, gimme a call.” then double back. But they’d only been “’Course,” Lenny answered, and walking for a few minutes so far, and firmly. “Don’t you go ruining it for us hung up. His phone immediately be- already Chaim Simcha was winded. now!” gan to ring, and he answered, but all “No, of course not. Zach’s a big boy, “He’s feeling very trapped right the while, his thoughts were on Mot- now,” Chaim Simcha explained. He he can make his own decisions.” tel’s words. They passed a bakery and looked in coughed loudly into his elbow and You could do a lot with two hun- watched the breath mist in front of at the customers inside, with their hot dred thousand dollars. That’d solve ev- him. It irked him how easily his broth- coffees and doughnuts. You could alery problem Lenny had ever had and er was keeping pace. Here he was, most feel the cozy warmth of the place then some. It would be easy. struggling to keep moving, and Izzy radiating out. Except that it wasn’t Lenny’s manu- wasn’t even breathing hard. “I could go for a hot cup of joe right script. And it never would be. Nor, at “You should get that looked at,” Izzy about now,” Izzy commented. this point, did it look like it would ever advised. “Not me,” Chaim Simcha said, belong to Zach Ganz or Rabbi GinzChaim Simcha grunted. “I did get yanking off his gloves. He coughed burg. Or any of the Rebbe’s descen- it looked at. It’s a virus.” The exertion again into his elbow. “I knew I was out dants… was heating up now, making his heavy of shape,” he said, panting, “but I reJune 15, 2022
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ally didn’t think I was this bad.” Izzy turned to look at him, then frowned. “You’re flushed,” he said with a hint of concern. He touched Chaim Simcha’s forehead. “And running a fever. You should definitely not be outside right now.” Chaim Simcha unzipped his coat a little and took mental stock. He did feel pretty lousy, come to think of it. “Yeah, let’s cut this short,” he decided. He started back, but Izzy grabbed his shoulder. “No,” Izzy told him. “We’re getting you a cab home.” “My car —” “I’ll take Chana to pick up the car,” Izzy insisted. “You need to get to bed.” “I’m not that sick.” Chaim Simcha muttered. It was bad enough feeling lousy without everyone tiptoeing around him. “I can’t afford to be — I’ve got to go to Poland!” Izzy raised an eyebrow. “Well, I guess we’ll just have to reschedule this illness, then. Have you tried asking the virus nicely?” Chaim Simcha shook his head in frustration. He knew he was being silly. But he couldn’t just abandon the Poland trip for this. After all the craziness to find Zach, and then convince him to come, it seemed unbelievable that a case of the sniffles would defeat all their hard work. “I don’t have time for this,” he protested feebly. “Well, tough noogies.” Chaim Simcha suppressed a painful laugh. “Did you actually say ‘tough noogies’?” “One mature adult to another,” Izzy confirmed, sticking out an arm to hail a cab. The taxi pulled over, and the two of them hopped in the back. The driver, an overweight man with a mustache and cap, turned around to face them. “Where to, fellas?” Izzy gave the address, and they settled into their seats. “I have to admit,” Izzy continued, staring reflectively out the window, “it’s a crazy coincidence, you getting sick just now.” “Coincidence,” Chaim Simcha repeated. His face lit up suddenly. “Did I ever tell you what the Malbim says about coincidences?” He coughed into his arm and his vision swam. “Hmm?” Chaim Simcha was suddenly cold again. He zipped his coat back up to the neck before continuing. “When Rus went out to the field to pick matnos aniyim, she ‘just happened’ to go to Boaz’ field. It was a mikre. Coincidence.” He was shaking a little now from the fever. Izzy had been right about the cab. He needed to get to bed. “So the Malbim says that mikre is the Torah’s word for something so important, Shamayim couldn’t wait for it to happen naturally. It had to happen, and it had to happen now, so Hashem made a shtickel miracle. That’s why we have coincidences.” “Here we are,” the cabbie announced as he pulled into Chaim Simcha’s driveway. “That’s twelve fifty” “Keep the meter running, please,” Izzy instructed. “I’m coming back in a minute.” Just before Izzy left to pick up his car, Chaim Simcha patted him on the arm and smiled. “Thanks for reminding me that this isn’t a mistake. We’ll get that manuscript. I’m just supposed to be sick while we do it, for some reason…” TO BE CONTINUED...
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Recap: Father Miguel, with a fire burning from within, insists on speaking to Sebastian in seclusion so he could wear him down until he converts. Sebastian, alone in isolation, hears several sets of footsteps approaching his cell.
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he key turned in the lock, and the door swung open. Sebastian was momentarily blinded by the weak torchlight in the corridor, which appeared as bright as the noonday sun in comparison to the gloom of his cell. When his eyes adjusted to the light, he discerned a corporal and two guards in full uniform. “Come with us, Dominguez,” said the corporal. “Where are you taking me?” asked Sebastian. “Come of your own will, or we will drag you there. No talking.” “Am I going to be tortured?” One of the guards snickered, and the corporal laughed. “Yes, Dominguez,” he said. “You are about to be tortured, but not in the way you think.” He laughed again, then he grew serious. “No more talking, I mean it. Not a single word. You will have plenty of opportunity to talk later.” When they emerged into the courtyard, Sebastian recoiled from the bright light and the sudden blast of heat. He had felt nothing like it for over a year. From the upper floors of the monastery, the sounds of monks and friars chanting in their chapels floated down to him. They crossed the courtyard and entered another passageway. That led to a single door at the end. The door was slightly ajar. The corporal knocked on the door. Hearing a guttural grunt from inside, he opened the door. “Bring in the prisoner,” he said to the guards.
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The guards led Sebastian into the center of the room and left him there. Sebastian surveyed the room. There were oil lamps on the walls. On a table in the center of the room were an earthenware jug, two glasses and a towel. A straight-backed chair stood on either side of the table. In the corner stood a chamber pot, a strange sight to find in what seemed like some kind of office. An old Dominican friar stood against the far wall. He was bent over, and his face was partially obscured by the cowl of his cassock. “Is everything to your satisfaction, Good Father?” asked the corporal. The old friar grunted and nodded. “Do you need anything else?” The old friar grunted again and shook his head. “I’ve brought you a chamber pot as you requested,” said the corporal, “in case this takes a long time.” The old friar growled impatiently. The corporal turned to Sebastian. “Do not even think about trying to escape. There is no way out of here but the passageway, and there are armed guards posted at the door. This is Father Miguel Gutierrez, an emissary of the Holy Office of the Inquisition in Madrid. You will, of course, give him your complete cooperation. He is a holy hermit who has taken a vow of silence, but he has come to speak with you, so you can well imagine how —” The old friar could contain himself no more. He let out a piercing howl of frustration and motioned with both hands for the corporal and his men to get out. When they hesitated, he hurled his heavy walking stick in their direction.
The guards retreated toward the passageway, but even before they were out of the room, the old friar had dismissed them from his mind and turned his attention to Sebastian. “I feel the fires of Purgatory raging around you,” he screamed at Sebastian, and he reeled back with his forearm raised across his brow as if to shield himself from the searing heat. “I smell the sulfurous breath of the Devil hanging over your head like a stinking cloud. Repent! Get on your knees and plead for forgiveness, you foolish, wayward child!” After the door closed, the old friar bent down to pick up his fallen stick. Then he whirled around, lifted his stick high in the air and screamed, “Repent, you sinner! Repent right now before the Devil drags your immortal soul into the fires of Purgatory.” Then the old friar fell silent and remained standing still, his back bent over grotesquely, his staff gripped in his right hand, his eyes riveted to the ground. Sebastian stared in amazement at the frozen figure of the old friar. Who was this gargoyle of a man? What did he want? The old friar breathed a long sigh. He uncoiled his back, straightened his shoulders, and rose to his full height, which was considerable. He threw back the cowl from his head and relaxed the contorted muscles of his face. Except for his white stringy hair and beard, the layers of age and decrepitude seemed to fall away from him. He turned and looked Sebastian full in the face. Sebastian gasped and clutched at his throat. The monk had suddenly taken on a strong resemblance to one of the cavaliers
who had attended his father loyally for many years. “Gonzalo?” he breathed. “Gonzalo Sanchez? Is it really you?” “It is I, Don Sebastian. I have come to liberate you from this place.” “I cannot believe it! Oh, praise the Almighty.” He fell to his knees and bowed his head. “Oh, thank you, Merciful Lord. Thank you for answering my prayers.” “I think you should stand up, Don Sebastian,” Gonzalo remarked. “I don’t think that Jews pray on their knees.” Sebastian scrambled to his feet. “My father, Gonzalo. What about my father? Do you have any news of my father? Is my father still alive?” Gonzalo shook his head. “He gave up his soul a month ago in Madrid. He died a hero’s death.” “Did you speak to him at the end?” “Yes, I did.” “Tell me about his last moments. Please. I want to hear every word.” “There is no time to talk now, Don Sebastian. We have to get out of here. There will be time to talk later if the Almighty performs a miracle and we can get away safely.” “Of course, Gonzalo, but tell me one thing. Were his thoughts about me at the end? Was he worried for me?” Gonzalo shook his head. “I lied to him. I told him that you had escaped and had already sailed safely from Valencia. He was relieved.” Sebastian nodded gravely. “You did the right thing. He did not need to be distracted by worries about the safety of his family when he was about to return his soul to its Creator. So tell me, Gonzalo, what is the plan? How do you intend to get me out of here?”
“YES, DOMINGUEZ,” HE SAID. “YOU ARE ABOUT TO BE TORTURED, BUT NOT IN THE WAY YOU THINK.”
HE REMAINED HUNCHED OVER AND CONTORTED, A BITTER, ILLTEMPERED OLD FRIAR ON THE EDGE OF HYSTERIA AND MADNESS. “Just follow my lead, Don Sebastian. Play your role, and I will play mine. I am the holy hermit come to save your immortal soul, and you are the intransigent heretic who stubbornly refuses to see the light of truth. I scream and shout and cajole, and you insist that you are a good Christian and that to the best of your knowledge, everyone in your family is a devout, faithful child of the Church.” “All right.” “Ask me no questions. I will tell you what you need to know when you need to know it. Understood?” “Yes.” “Good. Now we’ve been through our first session, and I have not succeeded. Remain standing near the table. Do not sit down. Let your head hang onto your chest. I will go out for a while to vent my frustrations, but I will be back soon.” Gonzalo took a deep breath and curled himself back into the contorted figure of the old friar. His eyes regained their hint of madness, and his face once again presented the ravages of age and distemper. He grabbed his walking stick, stamped out of the room, and headed down the passageway. He banged on the door at the far end with his stick, and the corporal opened it. The two guards stood right behind him. “Are you finished, Father Miguel?” asked the corporal. The old friar glared at him as if he had lost his mind. Then he shook his head, partly to signal that he was absolutely not finished and partly in wonderment at the lunacy of the corporal who could even ask such a question. He brandished his stick at the men, and they fell back. 190
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HE RANTED AND RAVED WITHOUT UTTERING A WORD, STAMPING ON THE GROUND AND SWINGING HIS STICK AT THE DEMONS THAT SURROUNDED HIM. Grunting and growling, the old friar stamped on the ground and marched around the courtyard in no particular pattern, muttering wordlessly to himself and waving his stick at unseen demons that surrounded him. When he calmed down a bit, he stopped beside his donkey and patted its flank. Then he glared at the guards again, motioned to them with his stick to open the door, and disappeared down the passageway. When he came back into the interrogation room, Sebastian was exactly where he had left him, standing perfectly still with his head slumped on his chest. This time, Gonzalo did not uncoil himself or relax his facial features for Sebastian’s benefit. He remained hunched over and contorted, a bitter, ill-tempered old friar on the edge of hysteria and madness. “If you don’t mind, Don Sebastian,” said Gonzalo, “I will remain in character until we are out of here. I’ve shown you who I am; now I must play my role so completely so that it becomes my identity. Every word I speak to you as an old friend takes me away from the authenticity of my impersonation, so I will say as little as possible.” “I understand.” “Here is the plan. The warden and his guards know me as a holy hermit. They know that I have made a vow of silence and that I do not speak to them. When I give you the signal, you will put on my cassock, get on my donkey and ride out of the monastery. You’ll find bread and money in the pockets.” Sebastian gave him a puzzled look. “Just like that?” “Just like that.” 192
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Sebastian took a deep breath. “I think you were right. It will take a miracle for this plan to succeed.” “No, it will not. What it will take is flawless execution. We will do it, don’t worry. Do you know the pond behind the Coreillas farm?” “Yes, I do. It is not far from here.” “A fast horse is tethered there in a stand of tall pines. Set the donkey loose, and take the horse. On the road going west toward Saragossa, near a large dead oak split by lightning, there is a small trail that heads into the forest. Leave me a sign by the roadside, then take the trail. It will lead you to an abandoned cabin high on a hillside.” Sebastian nodded. “I know the place.” “Good. I will meet you there. Right now, I think I need another break from this grueling session we are having. I think I will go outside for some fresh air.” When the old friar reappeared in the courtyard, the guards immediately stepped back to give him room for his manic shenanigans, and he did not disappoint them. This time he had his cowl pulled well over his head so that only his febrile eyes and the wispy white strands of his beard showed from the shadows within. Once again, he ranted and raved without uttering a word, stamping on the ground and swinging his stick at the demons that surrounded him. At last, he stopped at the gate to the outside and pointed. The corporal came running. “What do want, Father Miguel?” he asked. The old friar did not even turn to look at him. He just stared at the gate and pointed. “Do you want me to open the gate, good father?” The old friar tapped on the gate with his stick and waited. “As you wish, good father,” said the corporal. He extracted a key from his pocket and opened the gate. The old friar grunted again and walked out into the bright sunlight. He marched off in the direction of the city and disappeared around a bend in the road. The corporal stared after his receding back and shrugged his shoulders. To be continued…
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CHICKEN P AT T Y V E G E TA B L E SAU TE Soft and flavorful, this is a popular ground chicken dish that surfaces on our menu time and again. It serves as a fantastic alternative to fried chicken burgers. V E G E TA B L E S
2 2 ¼ 2 2 1 1½ ¼
onions cloves garlic, crushed cup oil zucchini, sliced carrots, julienned red pepper, sliced tsp. salt tsp. pepper
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cup cooked chickpeas of a red pepper (approximately) cloves garlic eggs lb. ground chicken tsp. cumin tsp. paprika tsp. salt tsp. black pepper Oil, for frying
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1. Blend together the chickpeas, pepper, garlic and eggs using an immersion blender. Combine this with remaining ingredients. 2. Cover the surface of a frying pan with a generous amount of oil. Heat. Form the mixture into small patties, and fry them on both sides until golden.
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C ABBAG E M E AT L O A F An absolute winner. This has all of the flavor, most of the texture, and none of the work of stuffed cabbage. INGREDIENTS
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(16 oz.) bag shredded cabbage cubes frozen sauteed onion
GROUND BEEF MIX TURE
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The outdoor recreation scene has completely changed over recent years. From trikes, scooters, bikes and those coveted “speed bikes” that really let their riders fly, the wheels our kids love have evolved to include a plethora of new riding toys, chargers included. But it’s not child’s play, and it shouldn’t be, without a heap of safety precautions. Here we present the deal on all things electric on wheels.
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WHAT’S IN THE NAME? The Segway was named for the phonetic spelling of segue to allude to the smooth transition Segways would do as it takes individuals on a ride.
THE INTENT Not all fun and games, the Segway was invented as a personal transporter in 2001. Its founders envisioned a multi-million-dollar industry that would spur a revolution in how people would make their way through busy city streets. Dean Kamen, its inventor, liked to say that you don’t need a 4,000-pound car to move a 150-pound person one mile. But his vision for the Segway Personal Transporters never quite panned out in the way he hoped.
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BURYING A DREAM In 2020, the company discontinued the production of the original model — the Segway Personal Transporter. With its high price tag, the Segway PT only amounted to 1.5% of their sales at that point.
SAFETY FIRST Parents should be mindful that when giving their child control of a Segway, they’re essentially putting a motor vehicle in their child’s hands, and safety precautions are a must.
OOPS! Some high-profile riders fell in the early years of Segway. In 2003, then-President Bush took a fall during a vacation at his parents’ summer home in Maine. Unfortunately for Bush (and for Segway), the image made its way to the media, and the incident was widely reported. Tragically, a fatal Segway accident involved the owner of Segway Corporation, who died after he accidently fell off a 30-foot cliff while riding a Segway scooter.
A TOURIST ATTRACTION Segways gained popularity in tours across the world as a convenient open-air method of transportation while taking in sights and scenes. Every famous city (in which Segways are legal, and then some!) today sports vendors offering tours on Segway.
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• Riders should be fully protected, and protection starts with a high-quality helmet. Additional protection includes knee and elbow padding, wrist guards, and high-visibility reflectors and lights for use in low visibility. • Riders must practice prior to gaining full control over the machine. • When riding, stick to open areas, avoid crowded places, and do not weave around pedestrians. • Never ride on the road or near vehicular traffic of any kind. • No shtick. Both feet must be firmly planted on the board, and the machine must be maneuvered with both hands. Any personal items a rider wishes to carry should be in a backpack or cargo holder. A Segway should never be ridden backward, and short stops or quick turns can end in disaster. • The right pace to keep is a fast walking pace. Don’t speed on Segways. • Segways are not all-terrain vehicles. Keep to solid, even ground, preferably paved surfaces.
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STAY ON YOUR TURF Both hoverboards and Segways may not legally be operated on sidewalks, streets, bridges, public walkways or in parks anywhere in the State of New York, since they fall under the categories of motorized vehicles under NYS Motor Vehicle Law, yet cannot be registered.
A MESSAGE FROM HATZOLOH At Hatzoloh, we’ve been dealing with accidents both in Rockland County and in NYC involving all types of motorized riding machines. Here are some safety tips from Joshua Hans, one of the Hatzoloh Coordinators.
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WHAT’S IN THE NAME? The reason for the name is that its riders look like they’re floating. But many critics denounced the name, saying, “How can they be called hoverboards if they don’t actually hover?” and “If it has wheels, it’s not a hoverboard!” If the term bothers you enough, you can stick to the more generic “self-balancing scooter.” But would a hoverboard by any other name be as enticing?
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CAN I REALLY FLOAT ON AIR? Real hoverboards that lift off the ground (or water!) actually do exist; they’re just not yet widely accessible. These include hoverboards with magnetics, and those with propellers that push air downward, making the users move almost like they’d have a helicopter below their feet. Give it another little bit of time…
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SAFETY FIRST Hoverboards have a reputation of charging-related fires, though faulty models have been recalled from the market and the issue has been largely mitigated. Here are some tips:
SLOWER BUT SAFER Compared to Segways, hoverboards operate at lower speeds, making them a safer choice, but some find it harder to learn how to balance them.
• Use batteries from a reputable brand. • The lithium-ion batteries that hoverboards use can explode if overcharged. Therefore, hoverboards should never be charged overnight, and some even avoid bringing them to a full charge. • Hoverboards should be kept at moderate temperature conditions before charging to avoid any temperature-related issues with the batteries. • Since its batteries are sensitive to ruptures, if a hoverboard crashes or runs into a hard object, make sure to test it before getting on again. As a motor vehicle, hoverboard use requires care and additional safety precautions. • Riders should be fully protected, and protection starts with a high-quality helmet. Additional protection includes knee and elbow badding, wrist guards, and high-visibility reflectors and lights for use in low visibility. • Riders must practice prior to gaining full control over the machine. • When riding, stick to open areas, avoid crowded places, and do not weave around pedestrians. • Never ride on the road or near vehicular traffic of any kind.
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D N A S E K I E-B S R E T O O C S E Electric scooters and bikes with electric assist are becoming a common sight on city streets. And while electric bikes have been around for over 20 years, cyclists have only gotten more fond of them over the years. Here are some fun facts about them: In 2021, the e-Bike was most popular in the states of Washington, Colorado, Delaware, Minnesota, California, Massachusetts and Oregon. E-bikes, as opposed to what are considered the “lazy vehicles” — Segways and e-scooters — allow for a workout, without draining all the rider’s energy The most popular e-Bikes are pedal-assisted electronic bikes. While e-bikes and e-scooters are not allowed on New York State sidewalks, they are allowed to be used on some of the state’s streets and highways. Bicycles with electric assist do not fall into the motorcycle category and therefore do not require registration.
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RIDING HIGH He surrendered two wheels and traded in his taxi for a motorcycle. Turns out, less is indeed more when getting around our busy town BY: Y. BLOOMING
There was a time, and this is 100% true according to historians, that Monsey folks would boast to their city brethren about how life in Monsey meant not dealing with traffic. But those days have long since gone the way of the station wagon, car phones, and gas prices that don’t require a call to your bank before pumping. avriel Chmedi worked as a taxi driver in Monsey a couple of years ago, and every time he sat in traffic, the same thought crossed his mind: What if I can get around town without this physically and emotionally draining scourge of traffic? While political figures and activists were discussing realistic and unrealistic grand plans to alleviate traffic concerns, he set his sights on controlling what he could and contributing in a simple, but 234
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meaningful, way. Gavriel decided to start a messenger service that would utilize a motorcycle instead of a car to weave around traffic and arrive at destinations in a fraction of the time. Gavriel was not a licensed motorcycle driver at the time, but he had some experience riding these machines and got started on training for the job. Once he received his license, he launched his new venture, giving it the straightforward, says-it-all name Express Delivery.
Pardon my ignorance, but where do you keep the packages you deliver? Motorcycles are kind of small. Yes, and you can’t just hang a bag from your handle. I put up a large box behind my seat that is about two feet by two feet, and it holds a lot more than you would think. Who are your typical clients, and what deliveries do they assign to you? Most of my clients, as of now, are the popular takeout establishments around town (Leil Shishi, Chick ‘n Chuck, Manche Pani, etc.) and other businesses offering delivery service while it doesn’t make economic sense for them to own and operate a vehicle of their own. The fact that my little vehicle can weave through traffic and get anywhere in Monsey as if there were no cars on the road means not only that orders are delivered faster, but also that the service is much more affordable as I can execute many more deliveries in an hour.
How about non-business deliveries? We are definitely growing in that area as more people hear about us and receive positive word-of-mouth references. Oftentimes, these jobs include Erev Shabbos deliveries before a simcha, picking up something from a store for a client, sending food to a family member, and other errands like these.
Were there any notable delivery requests over your time in business? For the most part, I’m hired to do the kinds of things that people would run out and do themselves, if only they could. One thing that has come up more than you would expect is bringing phone chargers to my clients. In today’s day and age, you’re left handicapped if your phone runs out of juice, and I can be there rather quickly to save the day. The truth is that what he began doing commercially has already proven itself for many years in the more critical world of hatzalas nefashos. In Eretz Yisroel, the sight of Hatzalah and Zaka volunteers on mopeds — motorcycles are those with stronger engines — has sadly been common whenever the country experienced a tragedy or attack. I’m not sure why this concept hasn’t taken off here in our area (files idea away for another potential column), but the economical and efficient premise behind it surely holds true universally. Now during summertime, or what our kids consider bike-time, we caught up with Gavriel to hear about his occupation and roll through his journey and this ambitious project.
Do local drivers treat motorcyclists well on the road? People try to be nice, but because motorcycles aren’t so common in this neighborhood, drivers sometimes don’t know to be on the lookout for one in their blind spots or understand how to share the road well. I’m a safe driver, and I’m always extra cautious because of this.
Speaking of safety, others would describe your work as hazardous. Do you and your family see it that way? Look, this is my parnassah, and many jobs entail some risk. I am a good driver, wear a helmet, don’t drive at high speeds, and do all of my hishtadlus to protect myself.
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WHILE POLITICAL FIGURES AND ACTIVISTS WERE DISCUSSING REALISTIC AND UNREALISTIC GRAND PLANS TO ALLEVIATE TRAFFIC CONCERNS, HE SET HIS SIGHTS ON CONTROLLING WHAT HE COULD AND CONTRIBUTING IN A SIMPLE, BUT MEANINGFUL, WAY.
How many deliveries can you do in a day? I would say about 30 to 45 is the norm. I can squeeze in more, of course, during busy seasons. What are those busy seasons? Before Purim is undoubtedly the busiest. I had one client who asked me to deliver 100 small mishloach manos packages to people he works with. It was exciting to zoom through the list.
Do you find yourself enjoying your job as you drive around, or is that thrill gone by now? I definitely do. It’s almost like riding a bicycle where just rolling along is fun by itself. Of course, there’s other work besides just the driving, and there will be more of that as the business grows, but this is fun!
What are your plans going forward? Right now I am doing everything myself. But as demand continues to grow, I hope to acquire more motorcycles and hire additional drivers. Monsey is a very large community, baruch Hashem, and there is very much untapped need for quick messenger and delivery services. I think I’ve stumbled upon a great solution. 236
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WATCH YOUR STEP
“No, don’t go down these steps,” my husband called to me. “We need to exit the building on this floor.” Ever the obedient wife, I swerved around, one foot extended in midair. Big mistake! Immediately, I felt my other ankle twist in an unnatural way. It was a Friday night, and we were just beginning our 90-minute walk home from my husband’s yeshivah, almost all uphill. We had been looking forward to this walk for weeks. Our route would bring us among the throngs of residents from Meah She’arim in their Shabbos garb. Men in their shiny striped coats, women bedecked in creative head coverings, and children chasing one another in the carless roads. A bit further on we would pass yeshivah bachurim on their way to their host families, and still later we would get to listen to the strains of zemiros wafting out of homes and into the summer air. If we were especially lucky, we would meet friends and exchange a “gut Shabbos” and bits of news. Would we miss this because of a sprained ankle? We knew a family who lived in the area of the yeshivah, but their apartment was on the fifth floor. A few moments passed, and the pain subsided somewhat. Gingerly, I embarked on our journey. Watching the human scenery, my mind was distracted from my injury. Street after street, we continued toward our home. When we reached the top of the hill leading to our address, however, my leg froze in a cramp. I tried to massage it, but with no success. Then I recalled my daughter telling me to bite the inside of the lip to relieve a sudden cramp. It worked! As I limped into our apartment, it was surprisingly not my ankle that cried out — it was my knee. Hopping on one foot, I collapsed into the nearest chair, convinced that after a night’s sleep, I wouldn’t even re-
member which foot I had turned. I was wrong. My left knee didn’t look swollen, but I definitely felt it. Standing on it was painful, and it felt unable to support my weight. To ensure that I would stay off my feet, Hashem soon sent me a bad cold that kept me shivering under my blankets. Rest was just what the doctor ordered, and within a week the pain in my leg was downgraded to a steady ache. When my cold snaked its way out of my body, I was anxious to get back to normal life: shopping, shiurim, cooking, running errands and laundry. I was sure the dull ache in my knee would soon be relegated to a dull memory. Two weeks passed, and I pushed on with my routine. But instead of abating, the ache intensified. My husband insisted that I see my GP. After his examination, he informed me that without an MRI he couldn’t know what actually happened to my knee, but it didn’t really matter. Whatever it was, it had one solution: physiotherapy to strengthen the muscles around the knee. He referred me to an orthopedist for more specific treatment. Pain was my constant companion, and sleep was a visitor that didn’t stay too long. I scheduled the earliest appointment available, in two weeks’ time. On the appointed day, I sat in the waiting area and imagined that with a magic wand, the orthopedist would surely make my knee right again. Instead, the doctor turned
my leg this way and that, eliciting a few healthy screams. Then he pronounced his verdict: It was likely a torn meniscus. Exactly where and how bad the tear was would need an MRI. In the meantime, no stairs, no walking on inclines or downslopes, no protracted standing or sitting; no bending down to pick up things; no carrying weights. I was almost under house arrest. What I was instructed to do was use a stationary bicycle for half an hour each day, as well as apply an ice pack several times a day to reduce internal swelling. The orthopedist was confident that if I followed his instructions, I would be walking the path to recovery. We didn’t own a stationary bicycle, so the question was whether to buy or rent one. Israeli apartments are small, and any additional furnishings take up very precious space. When discussing the pros and cons with my husband, he suggested that we post on our local email group, asking if someone had one that they wanted to sell or rent. An hour later the phone rang. “I saw your post on the email group. I run an exercise club, and I just purchased a new stationary bike. The old one is in good working condition, and it is in the lobby of my building. Whenever it is convenient for you, go take a look, and if you want it you can have it for 15 shekels (about $5).” The lowest price that I had seen thus far was still over a thousand shekels, and even renting one would cost a few hundred shekels a month. Additionally, the club the seller mentioned is located across the street from my building. I couldn’t believe the siyata d’Shmaya of finding a solution practically at our doorstep. I might have taken a misstep, but Hashem soon pointed us in the right direction. With the Heavenly Hand of Help supporting me, I felt that it wouldn’t be long before my husband and I would once again be off on a Friday night escapade, walking up and down the picturesque streets of Yerushalayim.
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It’s cheaper than a taxi and (often) quicker than a car. It’s a fun way to get around and get some exercise, and it’s great for the environment. Some use it to commute and actually get places, and others ride it to see the sights of the City That Never Sleeps… When you’re in or around NYC, consider picking up a public bike. Pedal on for more info on Citi Bikes, New York City’s official bike-share program.
One year’s membership of Citi Bike costs less than two monthly subway passes. A Citi Bike day pass can be purchased even without a smartphone by using the kiosks located at Citi Bike stations.
The Citi Bike concept was received warmly by the NYC public. When memberships went on sale several weeks before the program launched, 5,000 memberships sold out within 30 hours.
Hangzhou, China, boasts the world’s largest bike-share program.
Lyft acquired Citi Bike in 2018.
Since its start, NYC Citi Bike has more than quadrupled its fleet, increasing from 6,000 bikes to 24,500 bikes — and counting.
In 2015, Citi Bike accommodated 10 million trips – breaking the record for annual bike-share ridership in all bike-share programs in the Western hemisphere besides Velib in Paris. THE NUMBERS ARE RIDING UP 2021 stats: • 800,000 new Citi Bike riders • 13.6 million rides taken • 28 million miles biked
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By: T. Gestetner
Suggested Scenic Routes BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK Start at the Old Fulton Street station under the Brooklyn Bridge, ride through the park from Pier 1 to Pier 6, and dock at Atlantic Avenue & Furman Street, or turn around for a round trip. Each way should take some 10 minutes.
HUDSON RIVER GREENWAY Enjoy the 11-mile bike route that runs alongside the Hudson River from Battery Park through the Bronx. There are some 20 stations in the area, so bikes can be picked up and dropped off at any point. Aside from the gorgeous water views, you can check out some attractions on the way: The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum; 9/11 Memorial and Museum; Chelsea Piers and more. If you plan to stop for some sightseeing, purchase the daily pass so you can dock and rerent a bike as you wish throughout the day.
BROOKLYN WATERFRONT GREENWAY Some 18 miles of the planned 26-mile landscaped route for pedestrians and cyclists along the Brooklyn waterfront are already complete. Pick up a bike at Kent Avenue and N. 7th Street (or at a nearby station) and ride south along Kent Avenue. You can choose to dock at Brooklyn Bridge Park or make a U-turn and come back.
OTHER FUN ROUTES INCLUDE CENTRAL PARK, THE EAST RIVER GREENWAY AND THE JERSEY CITY WATERFRONT.
NEW E-BIKES FOR NYC On May 5, 2022, Lyft began to introduce 1,500 brand-new e-bikes to the Citi Bike fleet. The “sleek” new e-bikes are equipped with LED screens and twice the battery capacity. The bikes also have speakers that give riders audio and video instructions for unlocking and parking. “The new bikes will speed up faster than the existing 5,000-bike e-bike fleet run by Lyft,” a company spokesman said, “and travel 55 to 60 miles before losing battery.” In 2021, 32% of NYC Citi Bike rides were taken on e-bikes, even though e-bikes account for only 25% of the fleet. As the Lyft General Manager of Citi Bike says, “E-bikes have become the first choice of Citi Bike riders.” The new high-tech bikes are rolling out gradually, with planned access to all riders by fall 2022.
A RIDE THROUGH BIKE SHARING HISTORY Rolling It Out The first person to work out a public bike-share program was Luud Schimmelpennink, in 1960s Amsterdam. He painted some bicycles white and left them out for free public use. Surprisingly, it was not a business venture, but his display of concern about pollution and the growing number of cars in the city. Most of the bikes were stolen or vandalized. Many were even confiscated by the police. On Wheels Some twenty years later, two designers in Copenhagen, Wessung and Sadolin, jumped on the idea and structured it to defy the obstacles met in Amsterdam.
They placed the bikes in fixed docks, and riders had to deposit money to unlock them. Riders would get back their money after returning the bikes. Public and private funding helped this program quickly get off the ground. Getting a Handle on the Obstacles The next big step for bike sharing took place in Rennes, France, in 1998. It tackled one of the biggest problems of the system: anonymity. Riders had to swipe a card through the dock’s magnetic card reader. Riders now had a new level of liability, even though the bikes were still free.
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Hint: Each Boggle board hides a word of nine let ters or more!
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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
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Classifieds FOR SALE STROLLERS & ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Used Bugaboos/Bees starting at $295. Call for our weekly specials 347-436-6314/845426-2339 CHALLAH FACTORY Commercial Challah Factory for sale. Great location. Distribution in NY/NJ. Great opportunity. Priced to move. Serious inquires only. (516) 384-0436 DOONA STROLLER Doona Stroller, multiple colors avail.cll/txt 1-201-6144045
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YOYA /BABY PRIDE STROLLERS Now on sale, available in beautiful colors, ASTM standards, company backed warranty. Free delivery. Please call 845-263-2737
APT FOR RENT Newly renovated apt avail immed : 2 bedrooms: stunning bathroom: spacious kitchen: quartz counters; fancy lights: elegant flooring: Spacious Storage Shed: Very big backyard. TEXT ONLY. (917)830-6341
RESTAURANT FOR SALE Local Monsey Working Restaurant for sale. Call or text +18453934516 Email: Monseyrestaurnt@gmail. com
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FURNISHED APT Blueberry Hill area/ Wilsher Dr. 1 Bedroom, kitchen, W/D, microwave. Mint condition. Chosson Kallah preferable. Available July 1st. Call 845352-3304 RETAIL SPACE Retail Space for rent on Chestnut Ridge Rd in Spring Valley. Call 845-202-2010
2 BEDROOM APT Brewer area, New 2 bedroom apartment available for rent for Chosson Kallah, walk in. please call 845-202-9784 APARTMENT FOR RENT Brand New 2 bedroom Apartment in Highview/ Spookrock area. For more info please call 845-213-0202 HOUSE WITH A POOL Seeking to rent a house with a pool in August. 8455178409 IDEAL SPACE FOR KOLLEL! Fully-appointed Beis Medrash available for lease to kollel in quiet setting in beautiful Pomona. Main room with Aron Kodesh, Torah scrolls and many seforim. Size is approx. 70’x30’ with 30 tables and 90 chairs. Side room approx. 30’x20’. Includes a tea kitchen with refrigerator and stove, men’s and women’s bathrooms. Local chevra to support with minyanim. Plenty of parking. Reasonable price. For inquiries and viewing, kindly contact Moishe Rosman (917-9408582).
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Classifieds LOOKING FOR APT Looking for an apartment for chosen kallah getting married at the end of Aug. Union and Zvill area 845608-1389. MONSEY SHABBOS GETAWAY Spacious house in Concord available for Shabbosim. 7+ bedrooms, 19 beds, large deck, linen & Shabbos essentials provided. Call 845548-6478. VACATION RENTAL Beautiful villa with pool on gorgeous property in Casa Grande, Arizona, available for rent. 347-224-5574 | 929441-5709 JERUSALEM SHORT TERM Yerushalaim: Spacious apartment in Pninat Chemed right across from Rav Shefa mall 2 flights up Stunning 1.5 BR fully furnished 2 bathrooms with a washer/ dryer large couch, porch available from July 1st till aug 28. 1500/month all bills included. acsteier1@gmail. SEAMLESS com GUTTERS
HOUSE FOR RENT Spacious 4 bedroom house in Airmont (Monsey) available for shabosim and Yum tov. 5 minute walk to shul/mikvah. Call/text/whatsapp 347-4323185 SHABBOS RENTAL Large 8 bdrm 7 bthrm over 4000 sq ft colonial with large private heated pool available for Shabbosim 8452708922
HELP WANTED TEACHING POSITIONS Yeshiva Spring Valley (boys) of Monsey has open positions in the General Studies department. Immediate openings available: 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
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BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT Seeking female bookkeeping assistant. eturnheim@ bikurcholim.org JOIN US! Yeshiva of Spring Valley Preschool is seeking experienced kindergarten teachers for AM and PM. Professional and warm environment. Excellent compensation for qualified individuals. Please email your resume to preschool@ yeshivaspringvalley.org or call 845-356-1400 ext. 226, or 848-525-0943. BAS MIKROH GIRLS SCHOOL is seeking qualified staff for the ‘22-‘23 school year, to join our dynamic, talented team: middle grades Hebrew Moros, 1st Grade English teacher, Junior High Math Teacher, Hebrew and English Permanent Substitutes, Hebrew and English Remedial Teachers, assistants, and daycare staff. Please email resume to hr@ basmikroh.org.
JOIN OUR WONDERFUL TEAM! Bnos Leah Prospect Park of Monsey is seeking positive, warm and experienced teachers for the 2022-23 school year. Preschool and elementary school positions open. Send your resume to jobs@prospectmonsey.org JOB OPPORTUNITY *Pomona Gan seeks teachers and assistant teachers for upcoming school year 20212022 Email pomonagan@ gmail.com include resume with references. Must have transp. *Preschool seeking head teacher half day/ full day in Passaic. Must have min 1yr classroom experience and HS diploma. Email passaiccliftonplaygroup@ gmail.com TEACHERS WANTED BY of Clifton is seeking elementary and junior high Limudei Kodesh and General Studies teachers. Come join our warm and growing team. Submit your resume to BYCresumes@cliftoncheder. org.
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Classifieds TEACHERS & ASSISTANTS Looking to work in a growing school and a warm and friendly environment? Cheder Chabad of Monsey is seeking part time teachers and assistants in the elementary and middle school grades, as well as secretaries, for the upcoming school year. We offer competitive pay and flexible hours. Please call 612 408 1775 or email ygoldberg@ chedermonsey.org for more details. HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Local Bais Yaakov is seeking teachers for the ‘22-’23 school year for several general studies subjects, including college courses. Positive, supportive environment with competitive salaries. If you’d like to join our wonderful team, please email gspbyr@ gmail.com. PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Looking for a preschool assistant for the upcoming school year. Great pay! Text/ call 845-587-2939
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Part-time & Full-time jobs available. Email TopPartTimeJobs@ gmail.com TEACHING POSITIONS Yeshiva Spring Valley (boys) of Monsey is now accepting resumes for the General Studies department for September 2022 - ‘23 School Year. Following Positions available: • Elementary School Teacher (M-TH 12:45-4:00); • 5th Grade Teacher (M-TH 2:00-4:45); • Middle School Math (M-TH 3:00-5:15); • Middle School ELA / History (M-TH 3:00-5:15); • Title1 English Language Arts (ELA) Teacher. Teaching experience a must. Professional atmosphere and competitive salary. Please include references and email to yeshivaenglish@yahoo. com or FAX to 845-356-8551. Teacher assistants position available! Pre 1A – 2nd Grade. Competitive salaries! Sign up today and receive free transportation! offer expires June 15th
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CHEDER D’MONSEY Looking for 6th grade math teacher 2:30-5 Mon-Thurs for upcoming school year 22’-23’. Please call 845.362.7700 ext. 215 or email edelouya@ yogmonsey.org JOIN US! Yeshiva of Spring Valley Preschool is seeking coteachers to work alongside experienced teachers for the 5783-2022/2023 school year. Opportunity to learn from exceptional preschool teachers. Excellent compensation for qualified individuals. Please email your resume to preschool@ yeshivaspringvalley.org or call 845-356-1400 ext. 226, or 848-525-0943. OFFICE POSITIONS Office positions available (full time & part time) in yeshiva environment. Strong communication, computer skills & prior experience preferred, but willing to train the right person. Potential for growth. Email resume to officejob1091@gmail.com.
TEACHER WANTED A Boys Yeshiva seeks a lower elementary English teacher for the upcoming school year. Supportive environment. Experience a plus. Great pay. Please call 845-558-6699 or email ykapplicants@gmail. com. REBBI WANTED Yeshiva Ketana Toras Chaim seeks experienced rebbi for our upcoming fourth grade class. Great work environment. Excellent pay for the right individual. If you have the skills and enthusiasm to teach young boys, please call 845-5586699 or email. your resume to ykapplicants@gmail.com. SECRETARY Heimishe Monsey office seeking F/T qualified individuals to join our growing team. New grads welcome! We offer training, comprehensive benefit package, great pay and opportunity for growth! Email resume to bpofficeoppty@gmail.com.
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Classifieds ATTENTION HIGHSCHOOL GIRLS Family with special needs children looking to hire a group of 3+ highschool girls as Mother’s helpers. Accomodations provided upstate.845-587-2469 AMAZING OPPORTUNITY! Local property Management Company is looking for a f/t secretary. office Experience required. Great environment, Great pay. Please email resume to rcmanageoffice@gmail.com
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FULL TIME OFFICE POSITION CanAdvance is expanding! Seeking to hire a full time motivated secretary, with basic computer knowledge. Excellent pay for the right individual. Some previous office experience a plus. Send resume: info@canadvance. com / call 914-488-4401 Ext. 7 leave message. OFFICE MANAGER
BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT Looking for a knowledgable, organized and responsible candidate for the bookkeeping department. Ideally Monday-Thursday 9-5. Please call 845-642-7525
Busy wig salon is seeking an office manager. Must be organized, multi tasker, friendly, and tech savvy. Good eye for detail. Full time position includes some sundays. Great pay for the right individual. Pls email your resume to jobs@ tranees.com or contact us 845-418-3334
SECRETARY WANTED Local management office looking to hire secretary for customer service position. Please send your resume to officejobm1@gmail.com
PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Playgroup seeking for an assistant for 2nd half summer and upcoming school year. Please contact 8453523781
ACCOUNTING JOB Great environment Healthcare facility near Monsey is looking for a full-time Accountant. Hours M-T 9-6 F.9-1. Email resume RocklandHealthCare@gmail. com
ENTRY-LEVEL OFFICE WORK Office in the Monsey area is looking to hire entry-level full-time office workers. Training provided with competitive pay. Please email your resume to: HR@yedei. org or fax it to 845-694-5477.
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OFFICE WORK Spring Valley real estate office seeks part time (25-30 hours per week) bookkeeper/ office person, knowledge of Excel and Word required.. Please email resume to jnussbaum@avprop.com
WOMENS OFFICE Full time Ecommerce office position available in a woman only environment. Located in Spring Valley. Payroll + Commission, Great potential for the right candidate. Email jobsmonseyarea@gmail.com
OFFICE POSITION Growing nursing home company is looking to hire entry-level FT/PT employees for their Purchasing Department at the corporate office in Monsey, NY. Offering competitive pay with benefits, in an exceptional, heimish office environment. Prior experience a plus but not necessary, we provide full training on the job. Please email resume to jobs@ carecorehealth.com
SECRETARY A small accounting firm is looking to hire a secretary for part-time, flexible hours. Please email your resume to resumeba10952@gmail.com.
JOB OPPORTUNITY Busy management office looking for full time employee. Candidate should be motivated, organized and multi task. Computer knowledge is a plus. Please email hiringmonsey@gmail. com FEMALE ABA PARA ABA riders is looking for a female ABA para to work with a child in a daycamp half/ full day. Driving is required. Competitive pay. Contact 347930-9736
OFFICE POSITION Office in Monsey is seeking a capable individual for an open position within the finance department. Great opportunity with potential, good pay and Heimish environment. Please email resume to leahf@ easterndrayage.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT There is a position available for an office assistant in New City. Located approximately 20 minutes from Monsey. Send an e-mail to hr@ visioncustomization.com if you are interested OFFICE POSITION A Heimish Daycare center is looking to hire a F/T female for basic office work, call 347.460.0204 and leave a message.
Classifieds POSITION AVAILABLE Looking for a female skilled worker for real estate business. Talented individual should know quickbooks and have good organisational skills, excellent pay. Time is flexible, 15-20 hours a week. Email to: 2468jobmonsey@ gmail.com
ALL FEMALE OFFICE HIRING Looking to hire a mature woman for customer service full time. Computer skills necessary. Also looking for a f/t receptionist/ secretary with computer skills. Email your resume to jobopportunities120@gmail. com
PT POSITION Back from Seminary and starting towards your degree? Elon Property Management, office located in Chestnut Ridge, has a part time in-office position for the hours between 10AM and 2PM. Great office environment, flexible hours and competitive salary. Email resume to hr@elonmgmt. com.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE Growing Nursing Home Pomona based back office with multiple positions available: Payroll, Finance, Accounting, AP Reps, AR Reps, Treasury Reps. Great environment and pay. myjob@bedrockcare.com
OFFICE POSITION Fast paced, multi girl office, looking to hire energetic, good phone skills, multi tasking, quick learner female. Graduates welcome. Great pay. Pleasant working environment. jobinmonsey123@gmail.com
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SALES POSITION Busy store looking for someone to do Sales, customer service and customer check out, part time, Graduates are welcome! Please call 845-376-9507 motty@eliekstein.co SALON SECRETARY Have a flair for wigs? Enjoy working with people? Like a fast-paced, positive, and fun environment? Great opportunity to join the team at Simi’s Salon. Email resume to simifromowitz@gmail. com GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking mature individual to work with special needs children or adults. Please email your resume to: HR@ yedei.org or call: 845425-0887 x277 for more information.
SALESHELP WANTED Clothing store in Monsey is looking for a motivated woman/girl for saleshelp. Pls call 845-642-7965 TEACHER Ashira seeks high school teachers for the upcoming school year. Masters and experience required. Email resume to office@ ashiraprogram.com
SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com
P/T OPPORTUNITY Empower Kids, an ABA agency, is looking to hire a capable girls to work with a children. Late afternoon and evening hours. Initial and ongoing training provided. Great pay which increases with skill. For more information or to apply please call 845-218-8069 x 402 or email your resume to ettyb@empowerkidsaba.org. POSITIONS AVAILABLE ABA riders is looking to fill the following positions: 1. A female ABA para to work with a 5-year-old child in a mainstream day camp half/full day. 2. A female ABA para to work half/full day in a mainstream school setting as an ABA para with a 5-year-old child beginning September. 3. A male ABA para to work in the summer/ starting September in a mainstream school setting with a 7-year-old boy. Great pay! Training Incl! Paid driving time! Please call: 347930-9736 Or email: Info@ abariders.com
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Classifieds SPECIAL-ED TEACHING POSITION Looking for a passionateskilled individual with leadership qualities to run a special-ed class in Monroe. No degree necessary. Email resume to Manager@ neshomah.org. Fax:845-4143933
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.
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NOW HIRING Build a career with New York Life! Now hiring motivated individuals. Ongoing support and training provided. Full benefits and retirement package. Yehoshua Belsky 845-639-5251Ybelsky@ newyorklife.com TUTOR WANTED Chassidishe cheder looking for a male tutor for title one. 3:30-5:30. Please call 8452637445
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Administrative assistant position available in a heimish, female local e-commerce business. Stimulating work. Great pay and big potential for growth and other great benefits email: jobs845637@gmail. com ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Administrative assistant position available in a heimish, male local e-commerce business. Stimulating work. Great pay and big potential for growth and other great benefits email: jobs845637@gmail. com ASSISTANT TEACHER Ashira seeks an assistant teacher for the upcoming school year. Looking for a highly motivated individual looking to enter the field of special education. Please email resume to office@ ashiraprogram.com or call 845-502-4646
GREAT OPPORTUNITY Looking to hire a foreman to oversee construction crews. Also seeking part time male office manager who is organized and experienced in Excel. Well established and growing company. Will train. Excellent pay. Contact 646-784-6013 MULTIPLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE Real Estate Company located in Monsey/Chestnut Ridge looking to hire bookkeepers, purchasing manager, and transactions assistant. Great atmosphere! shragie@ valorresidential.com SUMMER POSITION Seeking woman/girl for boys day camp secretary. Must be computer proficient. Hrs. 9:30-4:30. Call: 845-6593735. Leave message. TITLE DIRECTOR Heimishe Mosod is looking to hire a Title Director for the upcoming school year. Please send resume to secretary@ vienmonsey.org.
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Doula 845-587-1649 Labor Bag 347-604-3274 Pidyon Haben Accessories 845642-7256 Pidyon Haben 845-659-6704 Pidyon Haben Gemach 845356-3568 Formula 347-267-3640 Or 216889-3643 Neocate Formula 718-853-4090 Carseats, Bassinet & Pack N Plays. 425-1202
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Blue Light 845.425.1919 Poya and bris outfit w/ tefillos 845-425-0672 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 Free Mohel 347-383-5696
Simcha Gowns 845-517- 8808 Mother & Sister Gowns 845-4267496 Or 845-352-3031. Gown And Petticoats 347-2781278 White Dresses 845-371-1765 Floral Bisomim 845-629-2785. Hats $25. 347-351-1604 Elegant Hats 845-517-0838. Bands & Berets 845-371-3556 Tichel 845-548-0014 Mechitza’s, Tables, Chairs Etc. Call 845-445-8015 Hot Water Urns 845-425-9211 Ear-Plugs 845-202-0105. Toys 845-578-6513 Toys 917-538-3453. Clics 845-352-5820
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Loans 347-385-1408
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Classifieds ABA THERAPIST Amazing opportunity to further your behavioral skills under the guidance of a highly skilled BCBA. ABA Talks is looking for an energetic individual with good play skills to work with a 10-year-old girl 1-2 afternoons a week 4:006:30 and Sundays 1:00-4:15. 30-minute drive from Monsey, Passaic or Teaneck. No experience necessary. High starting salary rate. Email: office@abatalks.com Call:845-579-6080ext.101. BOOKKEEPING OPPORTUNITY Real Estate / Construction Company is looking for an Admin Assistant / bookkeeping. Please email resume to jobsspringvalley@ gmail.com.
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Classifieds PEARLS BY CHUMI SILBER Genuine freshwater pearl necklaces and earrings priced to suit your budget .We come down to the comfort of your house. We also offer free pickup and delivery for your pearl restringing. Call 845-352-5013.
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PLAYGROUP Heimishe Playgroup opening in the Olympia area (Bayberry Dr.) For the upcoming year. Small group. 2 experienced teachers. Fabulous Program. Price $650 (Or Daycare), Must be 2 by September. (845)271-2273
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Classifieds FRUM BABY NIGHT NURSE Frum baby night nurse available. Many references. 845-232-1130 SPEECH THERAPY Home visits. Fidelis. 845-5216782 Yechiel Erps DRIVER IN ISRAEL Heimishe driver in Israel with updated, luxury vehicles available for all driving jobs. All size vehicles with room for 4, 6, 8, 10, 16 or 20 passengers. Please call Yair Rashevsky at 972-50405-0150. POOL FOR RENT Bring family, friends, group/camp to swim at our beautiful, private pool. Chestnut Ridge. Day/night hrs. To reserve, call & leave msg: 845-371-1188 MURRAY POOL Large, heated, sparkling, w/ waterslide, dressing rooms & restroom. Open for ladies: Fri & Sun 8am-11pm. Mon-Thurs 8am-3pm. Groups please call 347-526-0615 DEBT RELIEF having trubble with finances? join Debtors Anonymous Tuesday night @ 19 Robert Pitt # 113 , 7:30-8:30pm. visit www. debtorsanonymous.org
HANDYMAN/CARPET Expert in carpet cleaning, all kind of handyman jobs, electrical jobs, RO water filter, security camera call 917 378 3194 FLY HIGH BALLOONS Biggest selection of balloons for all occasions in the Weiner drive area call 8454223988/ Flyhighbal@ gmail.com MONTEBELLO POOL Private, clean pool available to rent for $75 per hour in the Montebello area. Also available for daycamps. Please call or text 845-5458454.
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POOL Large, private heated pool, available in New City 845 270 8922
ODDS & ENDS SEEKING DONATIONS Of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition, for a Heimishe Moised. Call 845.500.3100
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FOUND small money at carnival Sunday west central 3711765 Money shortcut Robert Pitt to Shoppers Haven 425-5771
Kosher Greentouch MP3 player in New Square 845.269.9868
FREE GIVEAWAYS Mamas and Papas stroller in gently used condition 845499-7547 White dresser, plastic storage crates, bathtub grab bar, walker without wheels, black mailbox, food processor and fishtank 845-548-1599 Box of a few years worth of Rav Avigdor Miller weekly Parsha and Yom Tov printouts. Please text only. 845-837-9229
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אין קרית יואל וועלן זיין צוויי באס סטאנציעס ,איינס ביי מרדכי שער בולעווארד ,און די צווייטע ביי בית רחל פאראדייס. אין שיכון סקווירא וועלן די באסעס פארן פון די באס סטאנציע אינעם דשעקסאן/וואשינגטאן סירקל. אין לעיקוואד וועט די באס סטאנציע זיין ביים בלו-קלאוס סטאדיום ,אויף 2 סטאדיום וועי ,לעיקוואד ניו דזשערזי. אויך פון די קלענער שטעט אזוי ווי סטעטן איילענד ,לינדען ,בלומינגבורג ,און קייאמישע ,וועלן פארן באסעס ,די פונקטליכע זמנים און לאקאציעס ווערט געמאלדן אין באזונדערע רעקלאמעס. די טויערן פונעם זאל וועלן זיך עפענען אום 7:15פונקטליך .אינעם זאל וועט זיין אויסגעשטעלט ספעציעלע אפטיילונגען פאר אלע קהלות און מוסדות באזונדער .און עס איז געשאצט אז דער מעמד זאל געדויערן בערך צוויי ביז צוויי און א האלב שעה. נאכן מעמד וועלן די באסעס צוריק פירן אלע פרויען צו די געגנטער פון ווי זיי זענען געקומען ,עס וועלן זיין ספעציעלע שילדן מיט אנווייזונגען ,ווי אויך וועלן זיין צענדליגער עסקנים וועלכע וועלן אנצייגן פאר די באטייליגטע וואו צו טרעפן די באס סטאנציעס וועלכע פארן צו זייער געגנט. פונקט אזוי ווי ביי אלע גיגאנטישע מעמדים וועלכע קומען פאר אין א סטאדיום ,וועט אויך דא אונטערגענומען ווערן גאר שטרענגע זיכערהייט מאסנאמען ,און מיר טוען בעטן און אויפפאדערן אלע נשים צדקניות ,זיך צו האלטן צו די אנווייזונגען און פארשריפטן כדי צו פארמיידן סיי וועלכע עגמת נפש און אומאנגענעמליכקייטן. די אנווייזונגען זענען ווי פאלגאנד: עס וועט נישט ערלויבט ווערן אריינצוברענגען אינעם גאנצן בנין א בעג
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ברוקלין ,ניו יארק – אין א זעלטענע ערשיינונג האבן זיך כ"ק הרבנים והאדמורי"ם און קהלות הקודש ומוסדות התורה והחינוך פון אלע שיכטן און קרייזן פאראייניגט מיט א פייערדיגע רוף צו די נשים צדקניות פון כלל ישראל זיך צו באטייליגן ביים היסטארישן כינוס הנשים ,ווי אויך צו די ראשי המשפחה אז זיי זאלן טון כל מה שביכולתם צו קענען ערמעגליכן זייערע פרויען און ערוואקסענע טעכטער זיך צו באטייליגן.
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ער כינוס איז א היסטארישער ערשיינונג ,צוליב דעם וואס עס איז נאך קיינמאל אין היסטאריע נישט פארגעקומען אזא סארט מעמד פאר די נשים צדקניות. יא ,עס זענען שוין טאקע געווען פיל קלענערע מעמדים דורך קהלות און מוסדות וועלכע האבן טאקע געהאט א שטארקן אפקלאנג ,אבער דאך האבן די גדולי הדור שליט"א געשפירט אז עס פעלט נאך פון די רוח אינעם גאס ,אז די נשים צדקניות ,ווי אויך די אנשים זאלן באקומען א שמחה של מצוה שבראנו לכבודו והבדילנו מן התועים ונתן לנו תורת אמת. דער מלחמה אקעגן די בייזע ווינט פון טעכנעלאגיע ווערט נאר שווערע און שווערער פון יאר צו יאר ,די נאכווייען דערפון ווערן נאר ערגער פון יאר צו יאר ,און ווי באקאנט איז דאך דברי תורה צריכין חיזוק. דעריבער זענען די גדולי ישראל שליט"א ארויסגעקומען מיט א הייליגן רוף צו די נשים צדקניות ,ווייל זיי זענען די יסודות הבית ,די עקרת הבית ,זיי האבן די בינה יתירה וואס עס פעלט זיך אויס איינצופלאנצן אין די קינדערלעך פון קליינווייז אן ,צו זיין שטאלץ מיט אונזער אידישקייט. פיל הארעוואניע גייט אריין אין אויסצופלאנען דעם היסטארישן מעמד ,סיי מיטן סדר המעמד וואס דארף ווערן אויסגעפלאנט מיט אלע קהלות ומוסדות התורה והחינוך ,אז עס זאל זיין א דבר השוה לכולם ,וואס שטימט מיט די סטאנדארטן פון אלע קהלות הקדושות ומוסדות התורה וחינוך .ווי אויך ווערט אריינגעלייגט אן א שיעור ארבייט צו מאכן זיכער אז די דרשות זענען אינהאלטסרייך ,באלערנד ,געשמאק ,און אינטרעסאנט צו קענען האלטן די צענדליגער טויזענטער חשוב'ע פרויען געשפאנט במשך דעם גאנצן מעמד. אן עקסטערע עבודה איז געווען צו קענען אהערשטעלן א טיקעט פארקויף סיסטעם וועלכע לויפט נישט אויפן אינטערנעט ,כדי די נשים צדקניות זאלן נישט דארפן זיך באנוצן מיט א קאמפיוטער צו קויפן די טיקעטס ,ווי אויך אז עס זאל זיין גאר גרונג און באקוועם צו פארקויפן די טיקעטס. כדי דאס צו באווייזן האבן די ארגאניזירער איינגעשפאנט אלע מוסדות התורה והחינוך ,וועלכע האבן זיך אנגעשלאסן אין א סאפיסטיקירטן טיקעט פארקויף פראגראם ,ווי אלע מוסדות האבן באקומען א טיקעט מאשין ,וואו מען קען אריינלייגן דעם אפצאל ,און עס דריקט ארויס אויפן פלאץ א טיקעט. די מוסדות התורה והחינוך האבן אהיים געשיקט מיט די קינדער טיקעט- פראגע-בויגנס וואס די עלטערן שיקן צוריק מיט די פונקליכע צאל פון טיקעטס אינאיינעם מיטן אפצאל מיטן ,און די מוסדות שיקן צוריק אהיים די טיקעטס מיט די קינדער. בלויז אין די ערשטע געציילטע טעג וואס מען האט אנגעהויבן צו פארקויפן טיקעטס ,האבן די עסקנים שוין געזען אן אויסטערלישן פארלאנג ,פיל שטערקער ווי ערווארטעט ,אויף אזוי ווייט ,אז די ארגאניזירער האבן שוין אנגעהויבן צו פלאנירן וואס צו טון ווען דער זאל וועט זיין אויספארקויפט, וואס ווי געשאצט וועט דאס געשען ביז געציילטע טעג. פלענער ווערן יעצט געפלאנט ,אז מען זאל זיך קענען באניצן מיט איינס פון די גיגאנטישע פארקינג לאטס אינדרויסן פונעם פרודענשעל צענטער ,ווי מען וועט קענען אויסשטעלן טויזענטער בענקלעך פאר די חשוב'ע נשים
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צדקניות צו קענען מיטהאלטן. דעריבער טוען מיר דא אויסרופן פאר די חשוב'ע פרויען צו קויפן זייערע טיקעטס ווי אמשנעלסטן צו קענען פארזיכערן זייער פלאץ אינעווייניג אינעם זאל. אויך אויפן לאגיסטישן פראנט זענען די הכנות אויפן העכסטן טעמפא ,וואס ווי פארשטענדליך פארלאנגט אזא ריזן מעמד אויסטערלישע לאגיסטישע גרייטונגען. צו האנדלען מיט די לאגיסטישע חלקים האט מען אויפגענומען דעם העכסט טאלאנטפולן ארגאניזירער ר' יוחנן פליישמאן הי"ו פון וויי .עף .פרודאקשאנס וועלכער האט שוין אנגעפירט מיט די גרעסטע מעמדים אינעם ניו יארקער ראיאן און האט די מערסטע ערפארונג אנצופירן מיט אזעלכע סארט מעמדים. בלויז די טראנספארטאציע אליין איז א ריזיגער אונטערנעמונג ,דאס אליין איז א חשבון פון בערך פינף הונדערט באסעס ,וואס שוין פריער געמאלדן איז דאס אליין געווען אן עבודת הפרך צו רעזערווירן פינף הונדערט קאוטש באסעס. דאן איז געקומען די עבודה פון טרעפן פאסיג פלעצער ווי עס קען פארוואנדלט ווערן פאר גיגאנטיש באס סטאנציעס אין אלע גרעסערע שטעט ווי וויליאמסבורג ,בארא פארק ,מאנסי ,און קרית יואל ,וואס יעדע איינע פון די שטעט וועלן האבן הונדערט באסעס וועלכע וועלן פון דארט ארויספארן. די באסעס פון אלע סטאנציעס וועלן ארויספארן אנגעהויבן פון 6:00 נאכמיטאג ,ביז .6:30 אין וויליאמסבורג וועט דער באס סטאנציע זיין אויף קענט עוועניו ביים קארנער פון קיעפ סטריט ,ווי גאנץ קענט עוועניו וועט זיין אפגעשפארט ביז קליימער סטריט ,און די באסעס וועלן זיין אויסגעשטעלט אין די לענג און אין די ברייט פון קענט עוועניו .פרויען וועלכע קומען מיט קארס צום באס סטאנציע וועלן קענען אראפגיין אויף ווייט עוועניו ביי קיעפ סטריט. חברה שומרים פון וויליאמסבורג וועלן זיין פאראנטווארטליך פאר די ארדענונג און זיכערהייט ביים באס סטאנציע אין באגלייטונג פון די פאליציי, און די עסקנים רופן טאקע אויס ,אז מען זאל אויספאלגן אלע אנווייזונגען פארן הצלחה פונעם מעמד. אין בארא פארק וועט די סטאנציע זיין אויף די פערצענטע עוועניו ביים קארנער פון די '55סטע גאס ,וואו עס וועלן אויך זיין גרייט הונדערט קאוטש באסעס אפצופירן די נשים צדקניות צום כינוס .די ארדענונג ביים סטאנציע וועט זיין אנגעפירט דורך חברה שומרים ד'בארא פארק אינאיינעם מיט די פאליציי. אין מאנסי וועט דער סטאנציע זיין ביים נייעם פארק-און-רייד וועלכער געפונט זיך אויפן רט 59 .הארט נעבן דעם עווערגרין סופערמארקעט ,אויך דארט וועט זיין גרייט הונדערט באסעס פארן די חשוב'ע פרויען .די ארדענונג ביים סטאנציע וועט זיין אנגעפירט דורך חברים ד'ראקלענד אין באגלייטונג פון די רעמעפא פאליציי.
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היסטארישן מעמד הנחת אבן הפינה לביהמ"ד הגדול באבוב 45בבארא פארק
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PCS /AGUDATH ISRAEL, IS LAUNCHING THE 11TH COHORT OF THEIR SOFTWARE AND WEB DEVELOPMENT COURSE, WITH AN OPTION TO EARN A BS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND TECHNOLOGY. Classes for men and women | Internships and partial scholarships available | Remote option available
Q AND A WITH BARUCH GREENBERG, COURSE GRADUATE Please tell us about your current programing job. I work at a large retail company in New York City. I am part of a team that is responsible for developing and maintaining the internal applications of the company, including a very complex web application that is used to enter information into the company’s website. How did the PCS Software and Web Development Course prepare you for your career? The PCS Course covered topics and languages that are the most relevant in today’s market. I also learned many of the core concepts of programming, which made it relatively easy to pick up other programming languages that are used at my job. Furthermore, PCS did not just focus on Software and Web development skills, they taught a broad range of skills that were helpful for me to develop my career. There were communica-
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tion classes focusing on networking, as well as interview preparation classes, which played a tremendous role in ultimately landing my job.
Q: Why is it important to receive proper training from industry experts before entering this field?
PCS also has a special department devoted to helping with internships and job placement. Because they have long-standing connections with top companies, PCS maintains a very high placement rate.
If one does not get proper training, certain core concepts that are crucial to the success of the code can be missed. Also, proper training is important to learn code-cleanliness and best practices, which, in the long run, can make a huge difference in the code’s maintainability.
Is software and web development currently a lucrative field to enter? It is a very lucrative field. It is a necessity for many companies and is a core factor to their success and their ability to compete. Q: For whom would you recommend this field? I recommend this field for anyone who enjoys creativity and problem-solving and is detailoriented. Although math is not a central part of programming, having a “math brain” is somewhat important.
But more importantly, having a real teacher in a real classroom is what makes a person really succeed. This is one of those fields which “you don’t know it until you do it.” PCS also has special labs and lab instructors who help with hands-on practice and has resources available for students to come and practice on their own. Going in with this type of “hands-on” approach brings a person to true success in this field. For more info: nj@nj.pcsjobs.org or 732905-9700 x 610 or click here http://www.pcsnynj.com/educational-services/softwareand-web-development/
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האדמו"ר מצאנז קלויזענבורג ביים שמחת הבר מצוה פון אן אור אייניקל פון הרה"ק מצאנז קלויזענבורג זי"ע נכד לגיסו האדמו"ר מצאנז זוועהיל בן לבנו הרה"ג ר' אלעזר ניסן פריזנט
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This past Thursday, June 9, 2022, the Orthodox Jewish Public Affairs Council (OJPAC) hosted its Annual Policy Conference and Appreciation Event in Westchester, NY. The mission of OJPAC is to counter the defamation of the Orthodox Jewish Community and to champion civil rights and civil liberties. The annual event gives an opportunity for community leaders, activists, elected officials, and organization supporters to meet and greet for policy discussions and an evening of appreciation. Guests came from Sullivan, Orange, and Rockland counties; Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, and Bergen and Ocean, New Jersey. The event was led by OJPAC co-founders Aron Spielman, Mayer Berger, and Yossi Gestetner. The event honored people in five categories: Senior Askan Award; given this year to Rabbi Yeruchim Silber of Agudas Israel and to Rabbi Yakov Menken of the Coalition for Jewish Values. Askan in Government Award; Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein and Rockland County Legislator Aron Wieder. Askan in Media; Shimon Rolnitzky of Kol Mavaser and Der Gluck. Organizational Askan Award; Rabbi Israel Kahan of Oyzrim and of the Anti-Defamation League. Independent Askan Award; Jeff Ballabon and Lee Brewer. The event’s sponsor was Wit Strategies, led by philanthropists Binyomin Weisz of Monsey and Benjamin (Volvi) Silberstein of Kiryas Joel.
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OJPAC Annual Policy Conference and Appreciation Event
ערשטע יארצייט פון כ''ק הגה''צ אבד''ק טשענגער זצ"ל
שמחת הוואך נאכט וברית לנכד האדמו"ר מסקווירא ונכד האדמו"ר מבארניב
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ברכת מזל טוב בלב מלא שמחה הננו בזה לברך ברכת מזל טוב לידידינו היקר ,אהוב על כל יודעי ומכיריו ,רחום ומוקיר רבנן ואיהו גופיה צורבא מרבנן ,מוכתר במדות מזוהבות מוהר"ר ר'
נפתלי צבי דייטש שליט"א
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החתן המצויין יהושע הי"ו עב"ג הכלה החשובה תחי'
בת הרב ר' חיים שמואל יהודה )לייבי( פליישער שליט"א ויה"ר שהזיווג יעלה יפה ,ויהא קשר של קיימא ובנין עדי עד, ויזכו לבנות בית נאמן בישראל לתפארת ישראל, עדי נזכה לביאת גואל צדק בב"א
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ישעי' טייטלבוים ,לוי יצחק נוסענצווייג ,אברהם יהושע וואקסמאן וצוות הפועלים של
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A World of Wheels MEET THE MOTORCYCLE MESSENGER
ZOOMING AROUND
A SPIN AND A SPRAIN
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A step in the wrong direction led me right across the street
כ”ק מרן רבנים ואדמורים שליט”א קומען ארויס מיט א זעלטענע פאראייניגטע רוף צו די נשים צדקניות פון כלל ישראל זיך צו פאראייניגן ביים היסטארישן כינוס נשי כלל ישראל דעם קומענדיגן דינסטאג פרשת שלח
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YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:
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E.M. NEIMAN
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Parsha
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No More Nuisances
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Week in Review
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The Last Rebbe of Lodz
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The Long Road to Freedom
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Things That Go Round
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Riding High
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Watch Your Step
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