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Video: Rabbi Shmuel Lew’s Speech to the Kinus Hatmimim

On the evening following Yud Shevat, 2500 Tmimim gathered together to Farbreng in honor of Yud Shevat and strengthen themselves in their holy mission as Temimim. The Vaad Hatmimim invited Rabbi Shmuel Lew of London, England to address the bochurim. Rabbi Lew spoke heartwarming words of the special hiskashrus of the bochurim today. Speaking for about half an hour, Rabbi Lew underscored the great importance of understanding the impact that each and every bochur has, and can have by following the path of our Rabbeim. He also related a number of phenomenal stories that he experienced by the Rebbe.

Identify the Picture – Kids in an Igloo!

Shabboses blizzard of 2010 came and went, and what a big storm it was! Now weather forecasters warn of another possible storm tonight, in the meantime one longtime reader dug up this photo of a group of kids in an igloo and he said “I have no idea when the picture was taken or who is in it, maybe your readers can identify them?”

Alternate Side Parking Rules Suspended Wednesday

The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) in conjunction with the Department of Sanitation (DSNY) today announced the suspension of Alternate Side Parking (ASP) regulations Citywide for Wednesday, February 10 to facilitate snow removal. However, parking meters will remain in effect throughout the City.

The 2010 Alternate Side Parking Suspension Calendar

Queens WWII vet Faults Toyota as ’09 Camry Hits Synagogue

NY Daily News

A Queens World War II veteran said he and his wife became the latest victims of Toyota accelerator woes when his 2009 Camry’s gas pedal jammed – sending the car careening into a synagogue.

Jewish Life Expands in Tropical French Paradise

by Chanie Kaminker – Chabad.org

Jewish residents of Martinique light candles to mark the beginning of Shabbat.

With just 400 residents, the Jewish community on the tiny Caribbean island of Martinique makes up less than .1 percent of the French territory’s population.