
KSCVK and Devorah Benjamin will be hosting their annual auction on Sunday, May 25th. Will you be coming in person?
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Carrying forward the legacy of Reb Shmuel Moshe Hakohen Benjamin A”H
A reader sent in this picture of one of the Hatzalah Ambulances getting a pre-Pesach wash at the car wash on Bedford Ave.
Picture of the Day – Hatzalah Ambulance Gets Cleaned
A reader sent in this picture of one of the Hatzalah Ambulances getting a pre-Pesach wash at the car wash on Bedford Ave.
To the horse it was about oats. The horse knew that upon arrival it would receive a hearty bowl of feed. The impending reward was enough to motivate it to keep running from point A to point B all day long – day in and day out.
In the eyes of the coachman – a simple person who was often a bit uncouth – it was not much different. He could hardly wait to reach the impending destination and receive his wages so he could be off to the local tavern for a good drink of aqua vitae and a healthy bite to go along.
As for the dignitary inside the coach, the purpose was understood in an entirely different light. To him the true objective for the voyage was the important business that needed to be attended.
More Than a Bowl of Oats – Kabbala Of Self-Sacrifice Continued
Back In the day when modern travel was still a dream, people would depend on a horse drawn carriage as their means of transportation. Such travel consisted of a horse, a coachman and, of course, a passenger – often an important dignitary or nobleman. Yet each of these components had their own divergent perception of the journey.
To the horse it was about oats. The horse knew that upon arrival it would receive a hearty bowl of feed. The impending reward was enough to motivate it to keep running from point A to point B all day long – day in and day out.
In the eyes of the coachman – a simple person who was often a bit uncouth – it was not much different. He could hardly wait to reach the impending destination and receive his wages so he could be off to the local tavern for a good drink of aqua vitae and a healthy bite to go along.
As for the dignitary inside the coach, the purpose was understood in an entirely different light. To him the true objective for the voyage was the important business that needed to be attended.
This Weeks Sholom Zochors!
Benyamin and Chanie (nee Newman) Kosofsky
906 Eastern Pkwy, Apt 3 [between Albany and Troy Ave]
Rachamim and Margalit Chudaitov
1532 President St [between Troy and Albany Ave]
Moshe and Zeesy Grossbaum
Rayim Ahuvim, 1614 Carroll St [corner Schenectady Ave]
Raffi and Sarah (nee Porter) Katz
493 Maple St, 1st Floor [between Kingston and Brooklyn]
Shmuly and Esti (nee Kessler) Borenstein
558 Montgomery St [between New York and Brooklyn Ave]
Berel and Mushka (nee Flint) Greenfeld
363 New York Ave, Apt 1H [entrance on Carroll St]
Nochum and Chana Dvora Labkowski
433 Crown St [between Kingston and Brookyn Ave]
Levke and Elka Kaplan
483 Albany Ave [between Empire and Lefferts Ave]
Yochanan and Rachel (nee Beenstock) Gordon (Crown Heights)
Tzvi and Sheva Tauby (Shluchim to Manhattan)
Mendy and Shulamis (nee Nagar) Pellin
Established in 1978 by a joint Congressional resolution, Education Day U.S.A. focuses on the very foundation of meaningful education: instructing our youth in the ways of morality and ethics, and teaching them an appreciation for divine inviolable values.
The Presidents, in conjunction with the Washington, D.C. based American Friends of Lubavitch, designate annually Education and Sharing Day U.S.A. on the anniversary of the birth of the Rebbe who dedicated his life to the cause of education.
Obama Declares “Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A., 2010”
Established in 1978 by a joint Congressional resolution, Education Day U.S.A. focuses on the very foundation of meaningful education: instructing our youth in the ways of morality and ethics, and teaching them an appreciation for divine inviolable values.
The Presidents, in conjunction with the Washington, D.C. based American Friends of Lubavitch, designate annually Education and Sharing Day U.S.A. on the anniversary of the birth of the Rebbe who dedicated his life to the cause of education.
One of the top 4 hottest NYC trends on Twitter today was the Mitzvah Tank Parade in Manhattan. Tens of thousands of people tweeted messages about their sightings of the RVs parading through the busy NYC streets. Jewish tunes blared from 60 vehicles commemorating the 60 years since the commencement of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's leadership.
#2 NYC Twitter Trend: 60 Mitzvah Tanks Parade
One of the top 4 hottest NYC trends on Twitter today was the Mitzvah Tank Parade in Manhattan. Tens of thousands of people tweeted messages about their sightings of the RVs parading through the busy NYC streets. Jewish tunes blared from 60 vehicles commemorating the 60 years since the commencement of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s leadership.

The Traveling Matzah Bakery is one of the Youth and Outreach programs run out of the Yeshiva Centre - Chabad Headqauerters of NSW.
The Traveling Model Matzah Bakery has been visiting Sydney institutions for many years now. Run by Chabad Youth NSW the Youth and Family division of the Yeshiva Centre - Chabad NSW HQ.
Photos: Australian Traveling Model Matzah Bakery
The Traveling Matzah Bakery is one of the Youth and Outreach programs run out of the Yeshiva Centre – Chabad Headqauerters of NSW.
The Traveling Model Matzah Bakery has been visiting Sydney institutions for many years now. Run by Chabad Youth NSW the Youth and Family division of the Yeshiva Centre – Chabad NSW HQ.
The Members of AMIA, the prestigious Association of Moving Image Archivists, have been busily debating a technical video issue on their internal forums and in e-mails to one-another. The subject? A query posted by Dekel Hamatian, who is responsible for restoring the videos of the Rebbe. The subject matter refers to camera flashed in some newly restored videos of the Rebbe’s dollars, and comparisons Hamatian had been making for quality control.
Prestigious Archivists Debate Rebbe Footage
The Members of AMIA, the prestigious Association of Moving Image Archivists, have been busily debating a technical video issue on their internal forums and in e-mails to one-another. The subject? A query posted by Dekel Hamatian, who is responsible for restoring the videos of the Rebbe. The subject matter refers to camera flashed in some newly restored videos of the Rebbe’s dollars, and comparisons Hamatian had been making for quality control.

Yud Aleph Nissan Parade In Chicago
CHICAGO — Sporting T-shirts with “This Passover, Experience Your Freedom,” 75 rabbinical students and schoolchildren packed into 13 fifteen-passenger vans last Tuesday on a parade that wove its way through downtown Chicago and its surrounding suburbs.
As the US and most of the world remains mired in an economic slump, one of the hardest hit have been the various charities and non profits. Chabad of Gloucester County has not been spared, and unfortunately, donations to Chabad of Gloucester are down almost 60% compared to when the economy was booming.
This Pesach, Support a Chabad House and You Could Win
As the US and most of the world remains mired in an economic slump, one of the hardest hit have been the various charities and non profits. Chabad of Gloucester County has not been spared, and unfortunately, donations to Chabad of Gloucester are down almost 60% compared to when the economy was booming.
New Engagement! Reuven Kiel and Tsivia Matusof!
Reuven Kiel (Jerusalem, Israel) and Tsivia Matusof (Cannes, France)

Bnos Menachem Pre-Pesach Carnival
If you haven’t yet heard about it, let me tell you:
Today, Tes Nissan, the seniors of Bnos Menachem High School hosted a pre-Pesach carnival for all the children of Crown Heights. Swarms of children attended the carnival, competed at the booths, and were blown away by the jugglers.
For the tenth consecutive year Mr. Greens is cutting holiday produce costs for Crown Heights educators.
This coming Friday, a total of eighty-seven Crown Heights families of rebbeim and teachers will collect Pesach orders of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and wine, at a highly reduced cost. This is made possible by Mr. Greens market and by donations from local benefactors and organizations.
Teachers to Receive their own Holiday Stimulus
For the tenth consecutive year Mr. Greens is cutting holiday produce costs for Crown Heights educators.
This coming Friday, a total of eighty-seven Crown Heights families of rebbeim and teachers will collect Pesach orders of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and wine, at a highly reduced cost. This is made possible by Mr. Greens market and by donations from local benefactors and organizations.