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Also important to understand is that Lyme disease does not always have the same presentation. The symptoms and body systems involved will vary. This may include fever, rash (most easily diagnosed) arthritis (joint pain/swelling), meningitis (inflammation of the covering of the brain), encephalitis (brain inflammation) and/or carditis (heart inflammation).
The variety of presentations makes Lyme disease easy to miss, but most practitioners who treat patients in our communities are familiar with the disease and tend to be on the lookout for atypical presentations of Lyme disease.
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A conversation with the askonim behind a massive campaign to unite Boro Park’s voice— ensuring that every single resident is registered to vote!
The offices of Boro Park’s askonim are a hive of activity in these very days as they prepare for a massive campaign to unite Boro Park’s voice—not behind any one candidate, but simply to make our collective voice heard. To vote en masse in the upcoming election in New York City.
We connected with some of these energetic askonim in order to hear firsthand about these efforts, what is behind this campaign, and why this election is different than elections in the past.
Please share with us how this campaign came about.
This grassroots campaign is the result of an awakening by a group of devoted askanim and volunteers who looked around at the situation that Brooklyn Jewry finds itself in. Understanding the immense power that we can have if we all come out and vote, we were motivated to come out with this crucial and important call to the community.
We began by turning to the menahalim of local yeshivos and schools, and to the devoted community servants at the Boro Park Jewish Community Council (BPJCC)—and a united call was issued to the community for every individual to register to vote. This will establish a united political voting bloc in which every single resident will ensure that their voice is heard. Dozens of volunteers are working as we speak, connecting with local residents who appreciate the gravity of the moment we are in, and have pledged to exercise this duty and privilege of voting.
In short, what is the goal of this campaign?
Our goal is to bring out an unprecedented number of voters from the Boro Park community in the upcoming election. We hope to eventually grow this effort to include other communities in New York City, maximizing the power of our voting bloc—ensuring that no matter which candidate wins the election, our voice will be reckoned with in the halls of power.
Why is this election different?
Klal Yisroel all over the world, and especially in New York, finds itself in a very difficult situation. Anti-Semites and criminals fill our neighborhoods and many in our community don’t feel safe in the streets of their very own neighborhood. We have all witnessed how criminals regularly snatch valuables from innocent and unsuspecting women and children, and physically attack men and bachurim, only to get away with it.
Regard and respect for religion is at an all-time low, and the
morality and behavior of our neighbors is often at odds with our most deeply held values.
During these turbulent times, it is especially important that our elected officials must respect us and reckon with our community. Experience has shown that the only way this can happen is when a community votes in elections. Nothing else matters to them other than our voting power.
Thus, in times like these, it is more important than ever that our voice be heard—and this requires being registered to vote. For this reason, we are coming directly to the community, and we have made it easier than ever to register to vote.
How do politicians affect our community on a daily basis?
There are countless examples of the way friendly relationships in the halls of power enhance the lives of the residents in a community. One example is the provision of police security personnel in communities and ensuring that our streets are free of criminals who frighten the local residents, or to secure order during large gatherings, including heated protests by outside influences who enter our community to rabble rouse.
In recent years, much progress has been made in stopping criminal activity, and this was a direct result of cooperation between askonim and the mayor’s office and other politicians where they have found an open door. Friendly politicians have also been able to assist when community members have found themselves in legal trouble, fending off investigations, and ensuring that matters are handled with sensitivity.
In every aspect of our daily lives, politicians can assist every individual citizen in the community. This includes the allimportant vouchers, building permits, ensuring that parking tickets aren’t issued on Shabbos and Yom Tov, and an entire array of instances where relationships with elected officials help improve quality of life for our residents every day.
We find ourselves in a time when some politicians have come out against the entire idea of private schools and want to see every child in New York sent to public school. During times like these, it is especially important to bring out the maximum number of votes so that our voice is properly represented in the halls of power.
Can we really make a difference in elections?!
When we analyze the numbers, we will find that the orthodox community comprises 10% of the 1,000,000 votes cast in New York City in the last three elections. We have the potential to double this number, to 210,000 votes! Twenty percent can very well sway an election one way or another.
But regardless of whether we will determine the winner, one thing is certain: every single vote will send a strong message to City Hall—a message that our politicians cannot afford to ignore. But this depends on the volume of votes…
Who must register to vote?
Every United States citizen aged sixteen and above can register to vote, and from the age of eighteen, one can begin voting in elections.
Would you recommend registering to vote in a specific party?
The most important thing is to be registered to vote—period—
regardless of which party. Everyone should decide for themselves which party they wish to register with.
How does one register?
The process can take about thirty seconds! One must only fill out a document and return it to the askonim who will deliver it to the Board of Elections.
So, where does one get this document?
Throughout the week of parashas Ki Savo (September 7), a massive distribution operation will be launched in which every Boro Park resident above 16 years of age will have access to the registration document.
Forms will be distributed in the mosdos haTorah and brought home by students to their parents. Distributions will also take place throughout the week in shuls across Boro Park, with special drop-off locations at supermarkets and grocery stores across the community. In addition, the forms can conveniently be returned through the schools, enabling the women of the community to complete and submit them with ease.
How can members of the community assist in this important campaign?
As noted, there’s a growing group of askonim and volunteers already on board, working to register their friends and neighbors, and getting their friends and neighbors to do the same. Anyone who wishes to receive a package of forms and take part in this incredible grassroots effort, or to learn more about the campaign in general, is asked to contact 917-3820094, and leave a voicemail or text message. Emails may be sent to votebp2025@gmail.com
Some are afraid to register to vote because it may place them onto the “Jury Duty” roster.
Anyone who has ever filed a document in New York State— including drivers license, marriage license, Medicaid, Section 8, or state tax return—is already on the Jury Duty list. We believe that there’s hardly a resident of our community who isn’t part of this group. Registering to vote will not make a difference.
In closing, what is your message to the Boro Park community?
Experience has shown that even in cases where politicians began with a hostile attitude to our community, and took positions at odds with our values, they quickly came around once they saw our community vote in large numbers. When we look back at past elections, we will see that once politicians realized our community’s voting power, they actually became great friends of our community.
New York City is no different. If we come out to vote with all our might, it will send a powerful message to all politicians that, regardless of who wins the election, our community is a force to be reckoned with.
Don’t delay this important act. Register yourself and every member of your household of age. Remember that it takes seconds, and that it’s easier and simpler than ever.
You can have an impact on Boro Park’s future. You have a voice. Utilize it and make it count for the benefit of every individual in our community.
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RECAP OF CHAPTER 85: At Leo’s shivah, Sol, his nephew, brings a terse condolence note from the Wangels. Acting as the new camp manager in place of Leo, he warns everyone not to speak badly about the Wangels and asks for people’s help in arranging a manhunt so they can find Binyamin, who the Wangels are desperate to interrogate.
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It was only 6:30 in the evening, but Naomi ignored the sign on the door and knocked. It was the first time she’d ever knocked at this door—or had even approached it. It was the first time she was seeing the unusual door handle—an elongated tube made of gold-colored metal that was cool and smooth to the touch—which was very different from the round wooden knobs that the rest of them had on the doors of their little houses.
Did it make the Sherer family happy that this knob adorned the door of their home, or was the point just to indicate that their status was different from that of the other residents of this place? Naomi didn’t have time to think about that,
because just then the door opened, and Eva stood there, staring at her. After a moment she said, “Yes?”
“Eva…” Naomi said. “I will come later in the evening to be menachem avel. But right now, I need to speak urgently with Suzy. Is that possible?”
“Yes,” Eva said and walked back into the house.
A moment later, Suzy came to the door. She blinked when she saw Naomi but then recovered quickly. “Is Dror okay?” she asked.
“As okay as he can be on a day like this ” Naomi replied. “That’s what I wanted to talk to you about. Some time ago, my grandmother gave me advice on how to cushion difficult information for children. I will work with him in class, but do you want to hear some ideas that you can implement at home?”
“Okay…” Suzy’s eyes were cold and distant, as always. “Do you want to come in?”
“I prefer not to. I’m a bit uncomfortable.”
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“The telephone…”
“Did it stop working? Did the battery finish?”
“No…I don’t know, actually.”
“I hope that you turned it off between each call. The battery is supposed to last a long time if you do.”
“You turn it off with the same round button that you turn it on with, right? So yes, we turned it off. I hope my brother did too, after his last call. What I wanted to ask is where the telephone is now. I know it’s in the forest, but…”
“Wait here,” Suzy said. Then she went back into the house. Naomi waited for a minute near the door that had been slammed in her face, hoping that nothing was being plotted and schemed behind the wall, and that it would not be Sol who would step out of the door to confront her.
But it was Suzy who came out again a few moments later. “A bit later, my husband will come and pick up Dror from school,” she said. “And from there, he’ll go with him to the forest. Let’s say that this is one of the pieces of advice you gave me: to take Dror to a pastoral and distant place and let him talk about everything that is hurting him. Try to follow them discreetly. The phone is buried in the ground, at the foot of one of the trees. That’s where your brother put it. And just to be safe, my husband will hang an old piece of clothing on that tree, and he’ll stick a branch into the ground at the place where the phone is buried.”
“But…what will Dror say?” Naomi asked, practical as always.
“David won’t do it in front of him.” Her eyes suddenly grew wide, and she took a step closer to Naomi until she was just inches away, and grasped her shoulder. “But if you’re caught, we are not involved, do you hear? David has gotten into enough trouble with your brother’s phone call!” She didn’t wait for a response; she just opened the door and disappeared back into the house.
Naomi turned around and continued on her way, wondering with a dour smile what an observer of this scene could be thinking to himself. They certainly did not look like a devoted preschool teacher and a mother listening attentively to her advice. Suzy wasn’t a great actress.
She went back to the preschool. The children in the classroom area were copying the last few lines from the board into their notebooks, and the younger children were wiping down the tables with rags. The first mothers returning from work had come to pick up their children; David Elkovitz was the only father who came along with them. He stood in the yard and waited until Dror came out to him, walking with slow, heavy steps. Naomi smiled briefly at the mothers, and waved to them and their children. Then she got ready to follow the Elkovitzes.
“Do you want to take a walk, Dror?” she heard his father suggest.
“No, I want to go home, to Mama.”
“But I want to speak to you first, in a quiet place.”
“Is it an important conversation?” the precocious child asked.
“Yes. It’s about our grandfather, and about how you feel.”
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Naomi couldn’t hear the answer anymore, because the pair had moved too far away. She straightened the collar of one of her students, patted the cheek of another, and set out. The camp was still relatively empty; there was almost another hour until work officially ended. She didn’t follow the exact same path as Dror and his father; instead, she turned in the opposite direction. If she’d be asked where she was going, she could always say she was heading to the store.
But the minute Naomi reached the store, she bypassed it and disappeared among the trees behind it, and then ran in the direction that the Elkovitzes had taken. The woods grew thicker here, and she needed to move branches and brush from her path so that she could continue walking. Her ears were on the alert for every sound, and for good reason. She suddenly heard a low murmur, and quickly retreated behind three tree stumps that were standing so close to one another that they almost appeared connected. Elkovitz was talking, and his tone was high—unlike the tone he had used to speak to Dror just before.
“Me? I’m going to speak to my son a little bit, Sol.”
“And the forest is the only place you could find to do that?” Yes, that was Sol Sherer.
“As you see.”
When all was said and done, Elkovitz had a clear status, and it was evident from Sol’s voice that he knew it. “Okay, okay, speak wherever you want…” Based on the last word that sounded like it was fading out, and the crackling of leaves and branches, Naomi realized that the man was walking away, and heading toward the left.
She waited another few seconds behind the trees, crouched down, and then slowly stood up. “Sit here a minute, Dror,” she heard his father say. “I’m walking ahead a bit. I want to check if we can see Grandpa’s gravesite from there.”
Naomi tried to peek through the thicket of the leaves. There was Dror, standing in a small clearing and looking around him. Then he
sat down. A moment later, his father was back. That meant that the place where the phone was hidden wasn’t far. “We’ve gone a bit too far. Come, we’ll go over there to speak,” David said with a sigh. They walked back and passed very close to where Naomi was standing.
A moment later, she came out and walked to the place where Dror’s father had disappeared to before. There was a rag, hanging on a protrusion from the trunk.
And here was a short branch lodged into the ground. ***
“Is…am I speaking to Hanter?” Ten hours later, behind the locked door, Naomi gripped the telephone until her knuckles were white.
“Yes.”
“I…this is Schvirtz.”
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“I think we need help urgently.” She could hardly breathe, and Aryeh placed a cup of water next to her.
“They found out about my brother, and he has gone into hiding. I don’t know how much time he can hold out until they catch him.”
“But don’t turn to the Austrian police,” Aryeh mouthed to her.
“Right, please don’t call the Austrian police,” Naomi said hastily. “If you could get here with some backup… something else, from your own people… Also, you should know that there are people here who don’t believe us.”
“Jews?”
“Yes. Maybe they’ll think that you are…some type of bait from the outside, or an ambush meant to expose us.”
“I hear,” said Moshe, Bentzy’s father. “We’ll find a plan of action, b’ezras Hashem. Try to hold on. Can you give us some details about the place? We’ll figure out a way to get there, with Hashem’s help, but any information about what’s going on inside would be helpful.”
“It’s a mountainous area, and some of it is very heavily forested. There’s a wall surrounding everything. At the upper part, on the east, there’s a forest, and at the foot is the factory and office structures. In the middle, there’s a flatter area, where
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the living quarters are.” Naomi felt like she wasn’t being so clear, perhaps because of the pressure to finish the conversation quickly, but she was doing the best she could.
“On the western slope are the animal kennels and our cemetery, which is a bit further south. And in the north of the camp is the Nazi estate, with the manor house, which is separated from our camp with a low gate. They are five people right now—the most dangerous are the father, Hauptman Josef Wangel, and his son Bernard. Besides them are Hauptmann Katarina, Wangel’s wife, who you also have to be careful about, and two daughters. But maybe by the time you get here, they will bring backup…I don’t know. Maybe more people have come already, because we’ve had visits from other Nazis in the past.”
“And weapons?” He was writing everything down.
“They have rifles,” she said hesitantly. “That’s what we know. They haven’t come out of the manor house for two days already, but that could change at any—”
Beep-beep-beep. Had they intercepted her? No. The phone had turned off, and she couldn’t get it to turn on again.
Until about four in the morning, Binyamin lay on the roof, almost adjacent to the rectangular hole, and prayed. Throughout that time, he heard voices from the estate, both inside and outside the house. Someone on the floor beneath him was apparently unable to sleep. Only when the skies began to pale, turning a bit reddish, did absolute quiet set in.
Hearing the silence, Binyamin tied his rope to a pipe that stuck out from the edge of the roof. Then he sent the other end of it into the opening in the roof. He grasped the rope and slowly let himself down on it.
His feet soon touched solid ground. He found himself in an old, blackened, wood-burning fireplace; all around him were remnants of wood that the last fire had apparently not burned. The fireplace was surrounded by three stone walls, and in front of him was the low fireplace opening, surrounded by low, red metal bars. Binyamin bent all the way down, skipped over the little railing, and stepped out.
He was in a large room that took up the entire third floor of the manor house. In the past it must have been used as a living room for the nobleman who had lived here more than a hundred years ago. The decorated floor, the scratched mahogany table, and the yellowing lace curtains all bore traces of the long-ago grandeur, but it was obvious that the Wangel family hardly used this area.
The fireplace was in the center of the room, and behind it was an open door. Binyamin tiptoed toward it and peeked out; there was only silence. In another corner, almost hidden behind the table and chairs, was a closet with three doors.
The Wehrmacht uniforms that filled it did not surprise Binyamin. Some of them were very old, nearly crumbling, and some were very new. He didn’t give the uniforms more than a cursory glance. But at the bottom of the closet were two large, heavy boxes, and Binyamin knew that this was what he was looking for.
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It’s crucial to understand that their teens’ individuation (developing independence) is a normal part of growing up and, yes, growing away from the parents. Like the two-year old who learns to say no but is only at the start of their journey of individuation; adolescence is another step in that vital process called growing up.
This stage of life is about them figuring out who they are. They’re learning to develop their own sense of self. Part of that includes a natural need for independence and autonomy. They’re seeking their identity and self-expression, and friendships play a huge role in that.
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3. For a growing adolescent, developing social skills is essential. Time spent with friends helps them learn compassion, caring, and empathy.
4. Interaction with their peers helps them develop a sense of autonomy and independence.
Remember: The number of friends your teen has doesn’t matter as much as whether they seem happy in their relationships. But if they don’t seem to have any friends, encourage them to join clubs, teams, or extracurricular activities so they can connect with peers who share their interests.
Nevertheless, although this is all normal and necessary, that doesn’t mean you as a parent should step back completely. Your role as a parent doesn’t stop because your
kids are starting to back away. Your teens still need you, even if they don’t think so. So, even if you need to be more covert, there are key actions you can and should be taking.
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1. Get to know your teens’ friends.
2. Set limits on what they can do. By the way, it’s never too early to talk about unsafe behaviors. You can encourage them to surround themselves with friends who have good middos and values, kids who care about others, who try hard in school, and who make good choices. And while you don’t need to focus on bad influences, it’s worth mentioning the importance of staying away from the opposite. Make sure to state what’s non-negotiable—anything that compromises, safety or morality isn’t allowed.
3. Set a curfew. Make sure it’s reasonable for their age and social circle. Be clear and consistent, but that doesn’t mean inflexible. If there’s no school the next day, for example, a later curfew might make sense.
4. Be clear. In your conversations, be very specific so there’s no room for misunderstanding. The most valuable thing? Remind them that you’re on their side. Explain that you set these rules because you love them and want what’s best for them. That sense of security is vital, even if they push the limits. You can do it. Be strong.
A real-life example of this is Shira’s daughter, Mindy. As a teenager, Mindy had a hard time with her parents’ limit settings. She constantly complained because her friends were allowed to stay out until very late, but she had a curfew. “You’re so mean, you’re always saying no. You never let me hang out with my friends,” she’d yell at them. When Mindy turned 20, however, she approached her mother and admitted how safe she felt those times that her parents were strong and didn’t give in to her demands. She now understood that their limit-setting and curfews were their way of taking care of her and providing her with security.
Shifra Fried is a certified Dina Friedman coach who helps moms of teens & preteens feel more connected and confident. She offers one-on-one coaching (remote or in-person) and runs practical, heart-centered workshops.
Shifra will be giving a 6 week workshop starting Oct. 22, for more information you can reach out to shifra@coachshifra.com or register at https://coachshifra.com/teenparenting/ 15% Discount if register before September 17
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YUMMY LOADED GRANOLA
This recipe pairs beautifully with any fruit and nut combination so feel free to add in whatever you have on hand! Use as a topping on your favorite yogurt for a satisfying, filling breakfast, brunch, or snack.
Ingredients:
3 cups old-fashioned oats
1 cup roughly chopped mixed nuts (almonds, pecans, pistachios)
½ cup shredded coconut or coconut chips
2 tablespoons black and white sesame seeds
¼ cup dried cranberries
4 tablespoons pure maple syrup or honey
¼ cup packed dark brown sugar
¼ teaspoon cinnamon (optional)
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
¼ cup oil
2 tablespoons warm water
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup dried cranberries
¼ cup mini chocolate chips
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 250°. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. In a large bowl, toss together oats, nuts, coconut, sesame seeds, and cranberries.
3. In a small bowl, whisk together maple syrup, brown sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, oil, water, and salt until combined.
4. Pour syrup mixture over oat mixture and stir until evenly coated.
5. Spread mixture onto prepared baking sheet. Bake for 25 minutes. Remove from oven and toss. Return to the oven and bake for an additional 10 minutes.
6. Remove from oven and sprinkle the chocolate chips on top of the granola. Do not mix. Let cool for about 10-15 minutes so the chips remain intact. Enjoy!
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MARBLED RICE KRISPIE TREATS
A fun, chocolatey take on a beloved childhood snack. Perfect to grab and go.
Yield: 16 (2-inch) squares
Ingredients:
¾ stick margarine
1 8 oz. bag large marshmallows
¼ teaspoon pure vanilla extract
5 cups crisp rice cereal
¼ cup mini chocolate chips
Directions:
1. Melt the margarine in a pot on low heat.
2. Once melted, add the marshmallows and vanilla. Keep on mixing until you get it all melted. Shut the flame and add the crisp rice cereal.
3. Mix well with a rubber spatula until cereal is fully coated. Add the chocolate chips and mix until evenly distributed (some of the chips will melt and form a marbelized appearance.
4. Pour into a parchment-lined 9×13 pan. Let set for at least 1 hour before cutting. Drizzle with melted chocolate if desired.
SAVORY PARTY MIX
Snackable, shareable, and full of flavor in every crunchy bite.
Ingredients:
3 cups Rice Squares cereal
4 cups fresh popcorn
1 cup mini pretzels or pretzels sticks (broken into smaller pieces)
1 cup nish nosh crackers
1 cup mixed toasted, salted nuts
Seasoning Mix:
¾ stick margarine, melted
½ tablespoon soy sauce
½ teaspoon onion powder
½ teaspoon garlic powder
¼ teaspoon smoked paprika (or regular)
¼ teaspoon black pepper, optional
Pinch of cayenne (optional for heat)
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 250°.
2. In a large mixing bowl, combine the cereal, popcorn, pretzels, nish nosh crackers, and nuts.
3. In a separate bowl, whisk together the melted margarine, soy sauce, and seasonings.
4. Drizzle the seasoning mix over the dry mix, tossing gently until evenly coated.
5. Spread mixture onto a large baking sheet in an even layer.
6. Bake for 45 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.
7. Cool completely before storing in an airtight container. Happy snacking!
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The study highlights the importance of rigorous quality control, as most of all tested products exhibited significant labeling discrepancies. MaxiHealth's immaculate accuracy score validates the company's comprehensive quality systems, which include independent third-party laboratory testing from raw materials to finished products.
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QI am wondering if my reasoning makes sense. I know that weight loss is all about a calorie deficit. If you eat fewer calories, you lose weight. On the flipside, if you expend calories due to exercise, you also lose weight. Therefore, I am wondering if it is safe to assume, that on the days that I exercise and burn calories, do I have "extra" calories for nibbles and treats? Or, will I gain weight with all extra treats?
AWhen it comes to weight loss, the foundational principle is simple: calories in versus calories out. If you consume fewer calories than your body burns, you create a caloric deficit, and this deficit is what leads to weight loss. Conversely, a caloric surplus—when you eat more than you burn—can lead to weight gain.
Your line of thinking is sound:
• Calorie deficit = weight loss.
• Exercise increases caloric expenditure.
• So, more exercise = more room for food without gaining weight.
At face value, this is true. If your baseline daily calorie needs (your Total Daily Energy Expenditure, or TDEE) are, say, 2,000 calories, and you eat 1,800 calories, you're in a 200-calorie deficit. If you then burn 300 calories through exercise, your new net intake is just 1,500 calories—effectively increasing your deficit to 500 calories.
So, in theory, yes: you could eat an additional 200–300 calories of food and still maintain your original deficit.
But there are a few important nuances to consider:
1. Exercise calories are often overestimated: Fitness trackers and cardio machines frequently overestimate calories burned—sometimes by as much as 30–50%. That 300-calorie run might
realistically only burn 200 calories. If you eat back the full 300 in treats, you could erase your deficit or even swing into surplus.
2. Treats are easy to overdo: While it may seem reasonable to "reward" yourself with a small treat after exercising, it’s easy to consume more than intended. High-calorie snacks—like pastries, chips, or sugary drinks—add up quickly. One cookie might be 150 calories; a fancy coffee drink could be over 300.
3. Exercise isn’t just for weight loss: Viewing exercise solely as a tool to “earn” food can lead to an unhealthy relationship with both food and movement. Exercise provides a wide range of benefits beyond calorie burn—such as improved cardiovascular health, stress reduction, better sleep, and muscle preservation during weight loss.
4. Consistency over days and weeks matters most: Weight gain or loss isn’t determined by a single day, but by trends over time. If you're consistently in a calorie deficit over the course of a week—even if some days include small treats—you'll still lose weight. The key is maintaining balance and not consistently overcompensating for exercise with high-calorie foods.
Track weekly progress, not just daily numbers. At the end of the day, your reasoning is valid—but with some caveats. Act smartly and consistently!
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Ushpizen
COOKIE RECIPE:
2 sticks margarine
1 ½ cups sugar
1 tbs vanilla sugar
2 eggs
3 ½ cups good quality flour
¾ tsp baking powder
½ tsp salt
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Cream marg, sugar and vanilla sugar on high speed. Add eggs. Reduce speed. Add baking powder, salt and slowly add the flour.
Roll out dough and use cookie cutters to create your shapes. Bake for 9-11 minutes.
Cookies should be a light yellow color, not brown.
ROYAL ICING RECIPE:
3 egg whites
1 lb confection sugar
Few drops of water
Beat egg whites with electric beaters until stiff. Reduce Speed. Slowly add confection sugar while mixing on low speed. Add a few drops of water. Combine.
You now have icing which is a thick consistency. This is good for outlining, writing, or adding any details on top of your cookie. For the cookie backgrounds or areas that need to be smooth, you need flood consistency. You do this by adding a few drops of water until you reach a smooth consistency.
Divide icing into separate bowls and add food coloring or gel as needed.
You are now ready to fill piping bags!
Welcome to the third in the Ushpizen series, the Yaakov cookie. There is something so beautiful about sitting within the four walls your Succah, surrounded by your beautiful handiwork and creations. Enhance it further still with these adorable Ushpizen cookies.
COLORS NEEDED
• Outline: Gold (you can mix light brown and yellow), white, Any light color like peach or pink or light brown. Brown, green.
• Flood: A dark color, like navy, purple or black
• Optional: silver edible glitter spray.
1. Using your gold outline, pipe the outline of your cookie. For a prettier effect, you can pipe a line and dot continuously.
2. Flood with your dark color. If using glitter, you can spray whilst still wet. Leave to dry overnight, or minimum an hour.
3. Using your gold, pipe a banner shape and fill in with gold.
4. Using your light color, pipe a ladder: 2 slanting lines meeting at one point. Add the steps.
5. Add the stones, alternating brown and your light color in a semi-circle shape.
6. Pipe white cloud shapes, filling in some, and leaving some empty.
7. Add some stars in the corner with white.
8. Using your green, add some grass peeking out of the stones.
9. Once the banner is dry, you can pipe the words “Yaakov” in script lettering.
10. For an additional Yom Tov sparkle, spray the entire cookie with silver glitter.
11. 11. Enjoy you creation!
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Take the time to decorate the cover of the pencil case. Cut it out along with all the school supplies and paste it onto the pencil case. Glue on the pencil case cover so it flaps open. What is in my
Pencil case? Pencil case?
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Heimish school in BP seeking exp 8th grade ELA teacher, 2:30-4:15. Warm envir. Email resume: 613schoolposition@gmail.com
Make A Difference and Get Paid for It!
Work with a child from your community with additional needs, after school/on weekends All training provided. Opportunities throughout Brooklyn and 5 Towns. Boys & Girls. Must be High School graduate. $25-$30 an hour based on experience. Paid via ABA Insurance. Please call or message: 347.946.4506
Email: smarkovic@yeled.org
Playgroup looking for P/T afternoon teacher/assistant. 718-686-1689. Pls lv msg
Pre1A Assistant / Teacher
Bais Yaakov type school in Flatbush is seeking an assistant in a.m. who will teach Limudei Chol in afternoon warm, excellent envir. Email: teacherjob30@gmail.com/ Fax: 718-376-4280
Hiring Half-Day Seminary/Post HS Girls Exciting, Busy position. Yeled V’Yalda Boro Park Work 1 on 1 with children with additional needs.12:30- 4:30/5:30-Multiple openings- Bring your friends! High School Diploma required. Paid via ABA Insurance. Please Call or Message: 347-946-4506
Sales Associate P/T / F/T Generations Maternity in BP seeks the right candidate. If you love Fashion, are Great in Sales & store display, are resp, org, a team player & have very good People skills apply to join our growing team. Sun & Fri a must. Email your resume to leah@generationsmaternity.com.
Seeking: Frum Bais Yaakov girl w/ exp as a Mothers Helper for the hours bet 3-7. Yiddish speaking, centrally located. Well paid. 323-632-8623
Seeking a health shadow for 2 2-year-old, in a day care. Monday - Friday, Great hours, excellent pay. 917-715-3452
Looking for a seminary girl who can babysit in my house Mon-Thur, 1:30-4:30. great pay! 917-302-1154
Looking for s/o to make phone calls for an organization, paid commission. 347-385-9204
Seeking Pre-1A assistant teacher in a Yiddish-speaking school, A.M. & P.M. Must be capable of doing daily small group instruction in kriah & math. Email: tr@nesivosby.com/ Call: 718-972-0804
SEIT P3
Excellent SEIT P3 opening in Williamsburg, full-time, excellent pay potential. Email to: scaplan@yeled.org Or Call: 917-968-2292
Work From Home
Great opportunity to manage your own business from home. No exp needed, no computer necessary. Huge potential to grow big.
Call: 438-529-1216
Yeled V`Yalda-Boro Park
Hiring Yiddish-speaking girls to work 1 on 1 with children in a busy, warm environment. Mon–Thurs, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM; Fri, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM. Paid via ABA Insurance. High School Diploma required. Please Call or Message: 347-946-4506
YELED V`YALDA Boro Park office seeking Full time clerical position in the payroll department. Attention to detail, organized, proficient in Excel. Great work environment. Please email: jobs@yeled.org Attn: Payroll
JOB WANTED
Heimeshe lady, great social skills, fluent in English, Hebrew, German & Yiddish looking for a job P/T. In BP, answering phones, filing, & other responsibilities. Ref. Call/Lv Msg: 718-755-8402
Brand new GE portable AC unused, Selling for $220, orig $350. Pls Call: 929-549-2700
Ara fusion, size 6, all black sneaker shoe. Wrong size. Great price. 347 843 2846
Brand new gorgeous BK wig, reduced price! Size small cap, 12” length, w/ longer hairs in the front for tucking. Gorgeous hairline w/ baby hairs. Color is 1, dark brown, almost black. Call/Text: 917-533-2081
Brand new Kangoo shoes. multiple sizes
Call/Txt: 347-486-1992
Brand new red scribble floafers, size 1, $25 718-913-5489
Rebbetzin Hager has been removing Ayin Horah for over two generations. $30 per name. Call: 347-742-8660
Ayin Horah
The renowned Rebbetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim is always avail to remove “Ayin Horah” over phone. 718-689-1902/516-300-1490
Cash in your Chase Points For Top $$$! Special Rates For Accts Over 500k Points. Call/WA: 718-813-4444 Email: Cash@ThePointsTree.com
The Points Tree Plant Your Points, Grow Your Cash!
Completely Private Beautiful Heated Saltwater Pool in Staten Island, 14’x28’ avail for rent- $100 hour. Call: 347-393-6094
Gartlech: We fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. Pls Call: 917-414-3281
Gartlech
Beautiful handmade gartlech, hand crochet, hand knit, silks & more, with a beautiful gartel bag. Wholesale orders avail. Text/Call: 718-283-4589
LIGHT ALTERATIONS
Pls Call: 718-450-4700
PHOTO EDITING
Professional photo editing, many yrs of exp. Special rates for photographers. Also specializing in custom photo albums chosson, wedding, etc.
Photo Dreams 347.563.5153
WHOLESALE FISH
Buy by the case & save. Baby & Regular Salmon. Hashgucha Volove Rav. Free delivery to your home. Call Eli: 516-270-6755
You finally moved where you dreamed to be...
We Shprech to protect that front door key. Call 718-400-AYIN (2946) www.ayinbeayin.com
ALBUMS
Custom Photo Albums: Specializing in custom photo albums, Chosson, wedding, etc. Also professional photo editing, many yrs exp. Special rate for photographers.
Photo Dreams: 347-563-5153
BABYSITTING
13th/45th: Infant slot avail. CALL KINDERLAND DAYCARE for all your voucher needs. Limited infant/toddler slot avail by: 1637 45th. Call: 718-909-1144
14th & 47th Area: Non voucher babysitting playgroup 6 weeks-2.5. Open all summer. Different classes for different ages. Call: 718-871-2948/929-561-8842
Exp afternoon babysitter avail for small group, newborn - 8 months old, starting at 12 PM. 14 Avenue & 41 St. Call: 718-871-5746 for info & references.
Heimishe, exp babysitter has slot avail for 0-4 months old baby. 14th & 54th. Call: 347-666-5219 for info & references.
Heimishe, exp lady willing to babysit in area of 14th/15th Ave & 50th-60th St, eve & night. Call/Lv Msg: 718-755-8402
ALL CONSTRUCTION needs! bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, basements, all electrical, plumbing, carpentry. Lowest prices, fastest service. 718-951-0090
DRIVER
Steady Driver
Heimishe man w/ mini van avail to take passenger from BP-Monsey, leaving: 6:30am, returning: 5:45pm. Friday leaving Monsey: 12:45. We deliver pkgs. 917-363-0677
Yossi's Van Service
15 Passenger van Local & long distance Airports & delivery. Call: 718-962-4664
ELECTRICIAN
All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for W/D or A/C, shabbos clocks, circuit breakers. 718-951-0090 HANDYMAN
Very heimishe warm babysitter avail in evening in the area of The Eminence Hall. Pls Call: 347-533-2876
***AAA Handyman*** Free est. Sh Sh. home improvement, repair, carpentry, tile, electric, plumbing, shelving, kit, doors, paint. 646-643-2326
PATCHES FOR LABOR
1,000s have already reduced pain w/ the use of freedom superpatches. 100% drug-free & safe, amazing for labor/postpartum, only $3 per patch. Call our new 24 hr info line to hear more, 718-540-7740 press 0 to order.
15 Years of experience, heimishe babysitter avail, in my home,14th & 47th. Newborn-2 year, small group. Mon-Thurs, summer & all year, F/T only. Starting after YT. Call: 718-438-1280
Babysitter avail in houses, evening hrs. $14 an hr. Also avail in halls: 1 baby: $12, 2: $10 References avail. 347-693-8155
Plumbing, electric, construction, locksmith, painting, plastering, Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, spotlights, etc, we fix all section 8 violations. 718-951-0090
Contractor, carpentry, painting, plumbing, electrical, and all types of work. Small and big jobs done. Lots of experience, Shomer Shabbos, & references avail. 646-533-5433
Professional Handyman
No job too small. Highly recommended. Isaac: 347-417-0046
Professional Painter
Sheetrock • Plastering • Paint Lots of experience.
Michael: 917-309-4582
JEWELRY
ZD Jewelers
All types of Fine Diamond Jewelry, Lowest prices in the industry, we do house calls.
Call/WhatsApp: 732-666-4166
Follow us on instagram @zdjewelers
MAKE UP
Makeup Artist:
Certified makeup artist for all your special occasions. Call Yides Neuwirth: 917-309-6000/718-858-0815
Makeup by Goldy
Book your next simcha. Reasonably priced. Call: 917-652-9554
We also sell exclusive long-lasting makeup. Purchase a makeup kit & we'll teach you to apply it correctly.
MOVING & TRUCKING
Moving: Full service moving, heimishe, reliable, professional. Small jobs welcome. Call Y. Brody: 347-526-4508
PHOTOGRAPHY
For all your photography needs! (Portrait, Family, Upsherin, Baby, etc.) Many props avail! Great rates! Photos By Devorah: 929-327-4621
Precut synthetic wigs, $100 & up. Full service for hair & wigs. Pick up & delivery available. Makeup for all occasions in our place or yours. Ask about our wig styling course. Call Miriam: 718-853-2875
Wig Wash & set. Hairstyling. Wig & Haircuts. Reasonably Priced. Located at 10th & 46th. Call/Text: 917-618-1174
LOST
Black & White Diamond Link Bracelet in Pardes Feiga, April 1st.
If found, Please Call: 347-351-5771
SIMCHA SERVICES
A beautiful decorative wedding broom for a youngest child's wedding. Call: 718-851-0454
Circle gold lines w/ pink studs pendant necklace. Pls Call: 347-875-7576
Diamond earring on Motzei Shabbos 8/30/2025 in the area of 15th & 43rd or in the area of 41st & 12th. If found, Please Call/Txt: 929-326-8217
R"T tefilin on AA plane. Text: 347-385-9204 FOUND Baby Blanket, New Utrecht/46th, Feb 24. Please Call: 347-262-6036
Israel/Kosel ring w/ the name Malky on June 26, by 18th and 54th. Call/Txt: 347-486-1992
MP3/Sambix on New Utrecht 53rd & 54th, Purim '24. Please Call: 347-262-6036
Pink baby organic blanket on New Utrecht/48th. 8/22
347-768-1812
Siddur in Isaac's car service w/ name Ruchala Koenig. Call/Text: 718-669-2853
SEEKING
2 pink petit Emily gowns from Whoopi, approx size 6 & 7. Style: Tule with lace Vneck bib from 2 years ago. good cond only. Pls Call 845-500-3713
26 ½ " wide double towel bar that provides hanging space for more towels at a time. Donut Pillow Seat Cushion Postpartum 347-451-0212
SS25 Petite Claire navy double-breasted blazer sz 5 / 6. Please Call/Text: 646-470-6745
Kitchen table, 30x48, White formica top w/ two black pedestal legs. 347-585-7874
MISCELLANEOUS
Armor avail at any offer! Needs to be picked up from the location. Please Call/Text: 929-275-5330
Little Tykes Toy Box. Eve: 718-633-5096 Boro Park
Tehillim on klaf. Tefilah, Tehillim for Cholim. Sun-Thurs, 1pm. 727-731-6762
Live-in maid wanted, free room and board + allowance/$. 718-974-9428
Beautiful dresser w/ mirror & table. 347-743-8340
www.tehillimonklaftefilah.org
L'SHEM MITZVAH
Cash register, tags, stickers & pricing guns for labeling new merchandise. 718-686-0557
Master Bedroom Furniture, incl armoire, dresser, mirror, night table. If interested Please Call: 917-865-8429
Diclegis. 718-435-4441
2 Formica seforim bookcases & china closet, Pickup in BP. 718-644-9537
Nice ladies clothing, to give away for the needy only. Call: 718-974-9428
Donate to Tzorkei Refuah. Call: 732-724-1426
Nice new ladies' shoes/sneakers for needy ladies, by organization. 718-974-9428
26 ½ " wide double towel bar that provides hanging space for more towels at a time. Donut Pillow Seat Cushion Postpartum 347-451-0212
Want to have Rictige Simchas Torah this year? Learn each day one Seedre. Today Bereshis, tomorrow Noach, Wed lec lecu... You will Finnish by Simchas Torah but start today!
Armor avail at any offer! Needs to be picked up from the location. Please Call/Text: 929-275-5330
Diclegis. 718-435-4441
Donate to Tzorkei Refuah. Call: 732-724-1426
Beautiful dresser w/ mirror & table. 347-743-8340
We bind Tichlech for free. 917-818-9487 GEMACH
Cash register, tags, stickers & pricing guns for labeling new merchandise. 718-686-0557
Diclegis. 718-435-4441
Nonprofit org, giveaway flea buildable land Holiday Poconos PA, pay small transfer fee. Txt/Lv Msg: 212-470-1708
Donate to Tzorkei Refuah. Call: 732-724-1426
Nice new ladies' shoes/sneakers for needy ladies, by organization. 718-974-9428
Kitchen table, 30x48, White formica top w/ two black pedestal legs. 347-585-7874
26 ½ " wide double towel bar that provides hanging space for more towels at a time. Donut Pillow Seat Cushion Postpartum 347-451-0212
Nice new ladies' shoes/sneakers for needy ladies, by organization. 718-974-9428
Little Tykes Toy Box. Eve: 718-633-5096 Boro Park
Armor avail at any offer! Needs to be picked up from the location. Please Call/Text: 929-275-5330
Want to have Rictige Simchas Torah this year? Learn each day one Seedre. Today Bereshis, tomorrow Noach, Wed lec lecu... You will Finnish by Simchas Torah but start today!
Want to have Rictige Simchas Torah this year? Learn each day one Seedre. Today Bereshis, tomorrow Noach, Wed lec lecu... You will Finnish by Simchas Torah but start today!
Beautiful dresser w/ mirror & table. 347-743-8340
Live-in maid wanted, free room and board + allowance/$. 718-974-9428
We bind Tichlech for free. 917-818-9487 GEMACH
We bind Tichlech for free. 917-818-9487
Master Bedroom Furniture, incl armoire, dresser, mirror, night table. If interested Please Call: 917-865-8429
Cash register, tags, stickers & pricing guns for labeling new merchandise. 718-686-0557
GEMACH
Diclegis.
718-435-4441
Nice ladies clothing, to give away for the needy only. Call: 718-974-9428
Nonprofit org, giveaway flea buildable land Holiday Poconos PA, pay small transfer fee. Txt/Lv Msg: 212-470-1708
Donate to Tzorkei Refuah. Call: 732-724-1426
Nice new ladies' shoes/sneakers for needy ladies, by organization. 718-974-9428
Want to have Rictige Simchas Torah this year? Learn each day one Seedre. Today Bereshis, tomorrow Noach, Wed lec lecu... You will Finnish by Simchas Torah but start today!
Nonprofit org, giveaway flea buildable land Holiday Poconos PA, pay small transfer fee.
Txt/Lv Msg: 212-470-1708
We bind Tichlech for free. 917-818-9487 GEMACH
Nonprofit org, giveaway flea buildable land Holiday Poconos PA, pay small transfer fee. Txt/Lv Msg: 212-470-1708
GEMACHIM
Advocacy Therapy Services
Advocate to assist w/ obtaining P3, SETSS, SEIT or related therapy services. 551-236-3578
Baby Banz Gemach
Headphones to protect your babies hearing from loud music. 718-2077549
Baby Bassinet Gemach Call for availability. 347-228-9222
Baby Bassinet Gemach
Beautiful brass iron baby bassinet for your simcha. 646-493-4338
Baby Bassinet Gemach
Williamsburg. 718-237-8715
Baby Gemach (BP)
Car seats, Snap & Go stroller, Pack ‘n Play, white bassinet for newborns. 718-854-6829
Baby Carrier Gemach
Baby Bjorn-great for vacation & touring. 718-809-9707
Baby Gemach Segula for easy birth from the Kuznitzer Magid. 917-514-9461
Baby Gemach
Brand new cradle & accessories for your simcha. 917-207-3341 or 917-692-9397
Baby Formula Gemach Donate / receive baby formula. 718-782-5145
Baby Formula Gemach Donate / receive Neocate baby formula.
Leave Message: 347-385-9188
Baby Scale Gemach In Williamsburg. Text: 347-675-9509
Baby Scale Gemach 718-435-5257
Baby Scale Gemach Located in BP. 718-633-9266 or 718-473-5268
Babysitter Shadchan
List of females, HS+ who babysit eves in Flatbush/BP. Babysitters get paid reg rate.
Text/WhatsApp to add yourself to list or if you need a babysitter: 732-663-9606
Bentcher Gemach
Bentchers for simchas, no fee.
718-972-8181
Bilkelech Gemach
Fresh heimishe bilkelech,
347-228-9222
Bigdei Malchus is here to provide bachurim & yungeleit in need with a warm winter coat.
Nice poyas, pillows & suits for bris. 718-871-7902
Bris Zichron Mordechai Gemach
Bris outfit w/ pillow. Tefillah for bris. Pidyon Haben outfit. Much more. Call/Text: 347-794-1278
Bris Gemach
Take away yellowness of baby before bris, Segula stone avail to be used 4 days before bris. 718-710-8483
Bris Gemach
Cards w/ tefilah to be mispalel while baby cries which is ais ratzon. 718-510-5521
Bris Gemach
Free Mohel 347-383-5696
Bris Gemach
Chusheva Mohel. Free of charge. Will pay for seudas bris. 347-447-9947
Bris Gemach
Free Mohel service for people in need. Lv msg will return call same day: 646-637-5092
Bris Gemach Chasdei Zev
Bris outfit & pillow free of charge. 917-607-3914
Bris Zichron Menachem Drops avail to rid baby of jaundice. 347-628-5912
Car Seat Gemach לדניירבו
Front seat occupants & children under 16 in front/back seats must buckle up. Children under 8 must be buckled in appropriate child restrained system. It’s the law.
Williamsburg: 718-384-4622
Monroe: 845-774-2425
BP: 917-468-7557
Car Seat Gemach Zichron Gedalya השמ
Car, infants & booster seats. 718-438-5451
CCC Crohn’s Colitis Coalition
A div of Chaim Medical Resource. Counseling, referrals, seminars, SCD food gemach & more. Free shiurim, chizuk, news, updates, valuable resources. 718-480-5555
Donate clothes, shoes, linens. Great cond only. Call/Text/WhatsApp: 347-816-6406
Clothing Gemach Seeking ladies clothing, linen, towels, wigs, cz jewelry etc. Helping out Almanos, Kallahs & all those in need! Please Call: 929-276-2404
Coat Rack Gemach Zichron Shlome Coat racks to lend for any occasion. 718-854-0900
Doona Gemach
Brklyn. Doona avail for medical reason/short period of time. Call: 260-366-6293
Doula - Dona Certified Min fee.
917-627-3282
Doula Services Exp, extra special price.
Call: 718-781-5385
Dr. Sarno’s Method CD Gemach Sarno’s method has helped thousands heal from headaches, eczema, stomach issues, etc. For a free CD call: 347-461-7330
Financial Advisory Gemach
Financial advisory for making sound investments. 718-853-6016
