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I hope the Moschiach shall be showing up long before the next 5 weeks, so that this coffee room discussion is very pertinent already this year during the 1st 9 days of Ov.

Meanwhile 6 Million Neshomos are stepping on his ashes each & every single day {with no off days for Shabbos or Yom Tov or Vacation breaks} each one individually confronting H Yemach Shemo veZichrono demanding to know why s/he was murdered by H, and this procedure will continue until eternity; i.e. for ever.

If you are going from Yerusholayim to Tzefas, bear in mind that this route is now served by Egged #982 via Route 6, and not along the Jordan River, so is much quicker than it used to be in the olden days.

But be sure to spend plenty time in the Jewish Quarter. Whilst there, you may also wish to book a tour of the rebuilt Churva Shul. We took a tour of the Churva Shul on Purim morning, and returned to the Churva Shul on Shushan Purim morning for Esther Reading.

Bear in mind that Zechariah haNovi is also buried on Har hZeisim.

It is keeping Mike Bloomberg busy, so he is distracted from interfering with Metzitzo b’Peh.

The fire may have had extra fuel from the Mekoshesh Eiztim’s supply of timber, in this week’s Parsho.

Every Jewish child has a right to decent shoes to go to Shul on Shabbos, just as every Jewish child deserves a nice suit on Seder nite. Period!!

If a Jewish child is not dressed according to these standards, they qualify for Tzedokoh money to procure these. If possible:- The donor should take the child to the clothing store, thus assuring that the money doesn’t get utilized for some other use, if the donor is Makpid to help the child get proper attire for Shabbos/Yom Tov.

I have already taken adults to a store to procure clothing thus being sure the money went on clothing them properly and not then being diverted to another cause.

BTW I don’t know what id the difference between Shabbos & weekday shoes, as I wear slip on leather shoes 363 days a year.

The Direction from Ben Gurion Airport to her Seminary; Then the direction from her seminary to the Kossel.

So you Shreck should be in the business of composing poetry, where last words on each line have to rhyme.

I procure my Tallis Kotton, a White on White Begged, to conform with the Mechaber who says that the Begged must be same color as the Strings, and since no-one sees my Tallis Kotton Begged part, it will not lead to controversy that I conform to the Mechaber.

Any other questions Bendit:- Read the Maftir of this week’s Parshoh.

SpiderJerusalem

I see that the Gedolim agree with Bloomberg on something.

Actually, I think most Gedolim would agree with Mike bloomberg on 2 issues:-

1) Not smoking {after all each & every puff is being Mevatel a Mitzwah Asseh Min haToroh of “veNishmartem Me’od leNafshoseichem”}.

2) Just about every Rabbi probably is in favor of the total annahilation of all & any guns, and every USA street has to be totally gun-free. {Maybe also meat cleavers after this horrific murder in Woolwich}.

Does not believing in the shidduch crisis make you a koifer?

Absolutely Not.

I second motion you popa_bar_abba

But note that this is only the tip of the iceberg.

Psychiatrists are much worse than just simply sexist.

Maybe they figure that men have more money, so more prescriptions signed, the more money they make.

& now for what I heard directly from Rav Avigdor Miller ZT’L at a Thursday nite Shiur:- Psychiatrsist themselves need Psychiatrists.

The Gok:- 1&1/2 years until mid-term elections is an exceedingly long time for very short memories.

Because Shovu’os nite is a 1 time deal, so is durable.

Pesach being 2 nites running, just becomes impossible, so no-one even attempts to stay up. It is more prevalent for people to stay up Pesach nite in Israel where it is only 1 nite >>> 1 time deal.

4 glasses of wine also don’t help the situation, for staying up.

I actually have a medical condition that flares up and becomes totally debilitating if I don’t go to bed by a certain time each night.

So do I, so I plan around it, by sleeping many hours, on Erev Pesach afternoon, 1st afternoon of Pesach, and Erev Shovu’os afternoon, and beChasdei haShem I was Zoche to be up Shovu’os nite at my Shul, and cover good learning.

In addition to napping, I used 3% wine the 1st nite of Shovu’os for Kiddush instead of more regular wine. Believe it or not, my medical condition does not allow me to drink grape juice, but does let me drink wine.

I also consumed a light meal with cheese cake and held off consuming meat until lunch time.

Wishing everyone “Isru Chag Sameach”.

I wish all coffee room members an “Isru Chag Sameach”

So the good news is that this year I will finish in time IYH because Simply because this is the longest Shovu’os nite you shall ever experience in your life, since the last time Shovu’os came out this early was 1899, and the enxt time shall not be until 2089 after which it shall never transpire again so early.

The Jewish newspapers don’t advertise any partments in Flatbush, since Flatbush is around Cortelyou Road & Flatbush Avenue, which is not a predominantly Jewish area.

Shauli123 is interested in Flatbush & not in Midwood as per his/her entry on in this coffee room, so should look in a secular newspaper, or at a Brooklyn Estate Agent website.

I think that your ideas on Zionism are idiotic and inane

Well what a bad start to your project about saying a good thing.

However I shall say a good thing:- How wonderful is our Medinat Yisrael, and how great was hasHem’s Nissim by the Kossel last week [6 days ago] 46 years ago.

Am I the only on that feels that the days off for erev rosh hashana, rosh hashana, yom kippor, erev sukkot, chol hamoed sukkot simchat torah, hanuka, 2 days off forn erev pesach, pesach, shavot, sometimes even yom haatzmaot and 10 days off for long nonjewish holidays should be enough to recover.

I assume you shoshnab left out Yom Yersuholayim accidentally.

Notwithstanding, it is highly time that yeshivos would acknowledge that being we are in the USA, secular holidays is when working parents have the time to spend with their children, and hence that the Yeshivos should be closed on all legal holidays. Period.

Mattan Toroseinu is what haShem did, and since haShem had planned to perform Mattan Toroseinu on Sivvon 6th, hence the fact that Moshe postponed it by 1 day to Sivvon 7th, notwithstanding:- We commemorate Mattan Toroseinu on haShem’s intended date of Sivvon 6th.

Kabbolas haToroh is what we are supposed to do every day as we say in Shema:- haYom Al Levoveicho.

Since Shovu’os is a commemoration of wht haShem performed, all our prayers {with exception of 1 Piyyut in Mussof by Oz Shesh Me’os etc.} do not mention Kabbolas haToroh but Mattan Toroh.

I want other peoples opinions which is why I posted it in the first place.

There is a desparate need to have women out there on the field, because many women are veru humiliated to have to ask various Sha’alos to a male Rov; Especially in the realm of Taharas Mishpocho & Bedikah cloths, but even in other spheres as well such as sensitive issues with Availus.

In this same vein, there is a desparate need to admit women onto Hatzoloh, because it is very humiliating for a woman requiring medical attention to have to treated by a man {especially when the man is the neighbor from down the block who knows the woman’s family well} rather than by a woman, especially for a childbirth, but even for other situations.

Rav Avi Weiss shlita has done a lot of tremendous Chasodim, especially in the spere of Pidyon Shevuyim vis a vis Soviet Jewry, so we have a lot to be envious of his myriad Zechuyos.

If the “Milky” being consumed is not “Halachically Hard Cheese” then after the various Hachonos you Shtiky Guy have already mentioned, may proceed to consume “Meaty” at the same meal.