Beyond being a heartfelt, inquisitive song, Ad Mosai is a musical stampede battering against heaven’s door in search of deliverance and redemption.
To capture that cascade of intentions and inflections, child soloist Avrum Chaim Green and Shira Choir’s finest voices teamed up at a recent event in Brooklyn. Under the graceful hand of musical director Mendy Hershkowitz, the gifted Sababa Band transported the song to an eerie, yearning place, as the vocalists built atop each other and inspired each listener to join them in asking: Until when?
Song originally recorded by Amram Adar
Composed by Yoel D. Goldstein & Yitzy Waldner
Lyrics by Motty Ilowitz
Orig. arrangement by Yonatan Razel
Rearranged and Directed by Mendy Hershkowitz
Sung by Avrum chaim Green & The Shira Choir
Choir conducted by Yoely Horowitz
Live Engineer: Shy Clyman
Mix & Master: Sonic-Duo
Video, Editing by Motty Engel
Saturday, November 04, 2017
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Friday, November 03, 2017
Jewish Owned Ride Sharing Startup On ‘Shark Tank’
When the now 25 year-old Isaac Deutsch came to Zoli Honig in January 2015 with an idea for a free, electric, car-sharing service, Honig, now 29, told his friend, “You’re nuts! It’s not going to work.”
But within one year the pair had launched WaiveCar, a service which allows users to locate a nearby electric car via an app and drive it for up to two hours for free, thanks to the paid advertisements on the car. Only one month later, they received an email from the executive producer of the hit ABC investment reality show “Shark Tank.” Honig and Deutsch appeared on the sixth episode of the season this past Sunday night.
"Shark tank" is a reality Television show where budding entrepreneurs get the chance to bring their dreams to fruition. They present their ideas to the sharks in the tank -- five titans of industry who made their own dreams a reality and turned their ideas into lucrative empires. The contestants try to convince any one of the sharks to invest money in their idea. When more than one of the sharks decide they want a piece of the action, a bidding war can erupt, driving up the price of the investment
In an interview this week with the Forward, Honig remarked how his parents were initially as reticent as some of the sharks. “My parents are, I guess you’d say, from an older generation, and when I got into startups they didn’t quite get what I did,” he says. One of Honig’s earliest businesses was a frozen yogurt store, and he later created and sold the education technology company Chalkable. But with Waivecar’s success has come gradual parental approval. “They were very proud, and very impressed that their college dropout son was so well-spoken,” Honig laughs.
The episode of “Shark Tank” was taped over a year ago, and Honig and Deutsch have continued to strike deals ever since, including a campaign with Buzzfeed and a recent deal with Hyundai Motor America which will provide 150 electric cars and advertising for 12 months.
Honig says WaiveCar will start by expanding its Los Angeles presence. “New York is on our short-list,” he adds.
But within one year the pair had launched WaiveCar, a service which allows users to locate a nearby electric car via an app and drive it for up to two hours for free, thanks to the paid advertisements on the car. Only one month later, they received an email from the executive producer of the hit ABC investment reality show “Shark Tank.” Honig and Deutsch appeared on the sixth episode of the season this past Sunday night.
"Shark tank" is a reality Television show where budding entrepreneurs get the chance to bring their dreams to fruition. They present their ideas to the sharks in the tank -- five titans of industry who made their own dreams a reality and turned their ideas into lucrative empires. The contestants try to convince any one of the sharks to invest money in their idea. When more than one of the sharks decide they want a piece of the action, a bidding war can erupt, driving up the price of the investment
In an interview this week with the Forward, Honig remarked how his parents were initially as reticent as some of the sharks. “My parents are, I guess you’d say, from an older generation, and when I got into startups they didn’t quite get what I did,” he says. One of Honig’s earliest businesses was a frozen yogurt store, and he later created and sold the education technology company Chalkable. But with Waivecar’s success has come gradual parental approval. “They were very proud, and very impressed that their college dropout son was so well-spoken,” Honig laughs.
The episode of “Shark Tank” was taped over a year ago, and Honig and Deutsch have continued to strike deals ever since, including a campaign with Buzzfeed and a recent deal with Hyundai Motor America which will provide 150 electric cars and advertising for 12 months.
Honig says WaiveCar will start by expanding its Los Angeles presence. “New York is on our short-list,” he adds.
Dvar Torah Parshas Vayeira 5778
Ari Lesser -Parshas Vayeira- Lot
Vayeira: Suspect vs. Respect. Rabbi Shimon Semp, Monsey, NY.
Vayeira: Suspect vs. Respect. Rabbi Shimon Semp, Monsey, NY.
Thursday, November 02, 2017
Bedside Kumzitz for Toronto Man on Life Support
With tremendous support from the community, the family of Yochai Shalom Nethanel Ouanounou won a crucial victory in a Toronto court on Wednesday, when they convinced a judge to issue an interim injunction to prevent doctors at Humber River Hospital from taking Ouanounou off of life support R”L.
Yochai Shalom Nethanel, 25, is breathing with the help of a respirator, after suffering a cardiac arrest brought on by a severe asthmatic attack on Septempber 27. Doctors say he is clinically brain dead and thus want to “pull the plug,” removing him from essential life support. A death certificate has already been issued, in line with the generally accepted position of the Ontario medical community that the statutory definition of death is cessation of brain functions. Click Here for Full Story.
Please be mispallel for Yochai Shalom Nethanel ben Rivkah.
Toronto Resident Shlomo Simcha Sufrin, along with Yaako Shwekey and other fiends, sing at the bedside of Yochai Shalom Nethanel.
Yochai Shalom Nethanel, 25, is breathing with the help of a respirator, after suffering a cardiac arrest brought on by a severe asthmatic attack on Septempber 27. Doctors say he is clinically brain dead and thus want to “pull the plug,” removing him from essential life support. A death certificate has already been issued, in line with the generally accepted position of the Ontario medical community that the statutory definition of death is cessation of brain functions. Click Here for Full Story.
Please be mispallel for Yochai Shalom Nethanel ben Rivkah.
Toronto Resident Shlomo Simcha Sufrin, along with Yaako Shwekey and other fiends, sing at the bedside of Yochai Shalom Nethanel.
Insane Bike Ride Via Helmet Cam
From the author: "The video I did of my RedBull Rampage 2017 first run. Thanks so much to everyone who supported me all these years, and to those who got me people's choice award! You guys should all get paid too, you are the best juges! Enjoy what you do is all that really matters: What a great riding day it was!"
Water Main Break Creates Geyser in Crown Heights
Water shot stories into the high, at one point up to 50 feet, so forceful it uprooted a tree, after a huge main break in Brooklyn on the street near Albany Avenue that submerged part of Crown Heights and forced dozens of people from their homes before dawn.
At least two buildings were evacuated as water flooded the street just before 5 a.m. Thursday. Three hours later, it was spouting just as ferociously. The pressure had started to drop shortly before 9 a.m., the mess—major sidewalk damage and debris all over the road—lingered.
At least two buildings were evacuated as water flooded the street just before 5 a.m. Thursday. Three hours later, it was spouting just as ferociously. The pressure had started to drop shortly before 9 a.m., the mess—major sidewalk damage and debris all over the road—lingered.
Wednesday, November 01, 2017
Floodwater Sends Entire House Crashing
Onlookers in New Hampshire were shocked when they witnessed floodwaters carrying an entire house downstream. The dislodged home eventually crashed into a bridge and was destroyed.
Ari Goldwag "Piha Pascha"
Ari Goldwag sings the song Piha Pascha (composed by Yitzy Waldner and originally sung by Shlomo Simcha) at the wedding of Eitan & Gabriella Freilich in London on October 22nd 2017. Music arranged by Motti Cohen.
Trump Calls NYC Terror Attack Suspect 'Animal'
President Trump makes first remarks since New York City terror attack.
Latest on the New York City Terror Attack
The driver of a truck which mowed down innocent people in New York on Tuesday, killing eight and injuring at least 13, pledged his allegiance to ISIS before the attack and had been planning it for weeks.
Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, 29, remains in custody in the hospital after being shot in the stomach by an on-duty NYPD officer at Chambers Street in Tribeca on Tuesday afternoon.
At a press conference on Wednesday morning, New York City officials revealed he followed the instructions of ISIS fanatics 'to a t' when he plowed through cyclists and pedestrians on the West Side Highway on Tuesday at 3pm.
Nine people remain in hospital with serious injuries including one person who has undergone an amputation. Eight people died including six foreign tourists, five of whom were from Argentina and one who was Belgian. The other two victims were American.
Saipov spoke to police from his hospital bed at Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday night. Sources said he appeared 'proud' throughout the interrogation. In the Home Depot truck which he used to carry out the attack, police found handwritten notes in Arabic of the 'gist' that 'ISIS would endure forever.'
Saipov immigrated to the US in 2010 and had addresses in Florida, Ohio and New Jersey. He ran his own truck sharing companies in the past but had spent the last six months working as an Uber driver.
The ride-sharing app is now cooperating with authorities as is Home Depot in Passaic, New Jersey, where he is believed to have rented the truck used in the attack.
The FBI is appealing for witnesses to send photographs and videos they captured of the attack to them in order to aid investigations.
On Wednesday, investigators in hazmat suits continued sorting through evidence at the scene. Bicycles remained discarded or crumpled on the ground after being crushed by Saipov's truck which has not been moved since it came to a stop.
2017 has been marked by deadly vehicle terror attacks across the globe. A look back at those attacks from Jerusalem, Paris, and London to New York City
Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, 29, remains in custody in the hospital after being shot in the stomach by an on-duty NYPD officer at Chambers Street in Tribeca on Tuesday afternoon.
At a press conference on Wednesday morning, New York City officials revealed he followed the instructions of ISIS fanatics 'to a t' when he plowed through cyclists and pedestrians on the West Side Highway on Tuesday at 3pm.
Nine people remain in hospital with serious injuries including one person who has undergone an amputation. Eight people died including six foreign tourists, five of whom were from Argentina and one who was Belgian. The other two victims were American.
Saipov spoke to police from his hospital bed at Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday night. Sources said he appeared 'proud' throughout the interrogation. In the Home Depot truck which he used to carry out the attack, police found handwritten notes in Arabic of the 'gist' that 'ISIS would endure forever.'
Saipov immigrated to the US in 2010 and had addresses in Florida, Ohio and New Jersey. He ran his own truck sharing companies in the past but had spent the last six months working as an Uber driver.
The ride-sharing app is now cooperating with authorities as is Home Depot in Passaic, New Jersey, where he is believed to have rented the truck used in the attack.
The FBI is appealing for witnesses to send photographs and videos they captured of the attack to them in order to aid investigations.
On Wednesday, investigators in hazmat suits continued sorting through evidence at the scene. Bicycles remained discarded or crumpled on the ground after being crushed by Saipov's truck which has not been moved since it came to a stop.
2017 has been marked by deadly vehicle terror attacks across the globe. A look back at those attacks from Jerusalem, Paris, and London to New York City
Drone Captures Capsizing Boat & Daring Rescue
A drone captured video of a boat capsizing in Jupiter Inlet, Florida, and a daring rescue in the rough water by a nearby 13-year-old surfer. The drone pilot, Kevin Cadby, was flying his drone at Jupiter Inlet to capture video of the water and the boats, as he occasionally does. He saw the boat coming in from far out and decided to follow the boat with his drone, he said. “The wind was blowing in at 20+ miles per hour, that inlet can be treacherous,” Cadby said.
As the drone flew over, video shows a wave coming from behind the boat, toppling it, and a man in a red shirt trying to swim to safety and stay afloat. The man swam to a group of rocks and a 13-year-old surfer, Sam Ruskin, swam over to him and offered him his surfboard, which the boater used to get back to land. “My first concern was to make sure nobody else was on the boat,” Cadby said, and he continued to follow the boat and look for other people using his drone. Ruskin, a middle school student, told the local news "everything happened so fast," but he paddled out to the man immediately when he saw what happened. “Just speaks about his character,” Ruskin’s father said.
As the drone flew over, video shows a wave coming from behind the boat, toppling it, and a man in a red shirt trying to swim to safety and stay afloat. The man swam to a group of rocks and a 13-year-old surfer, Sam Ruskin, swam over to him and offered him his surfboard, which the boater used to get back to land. “My first concern was to make sure nobody else was on the boat,” Cadby said, and he continued to follow the boat and look for other people using his drone. Ruskin, a middle school student, told the local news "everything happened so fast," but he paddled out to the man immediately when he saw what happened. “Just speaks about his character,” Ruskin’s father said.
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Terror in Manhattan
The FBI and NYPD have launched a terror probe into the deadly incident in which a pickup truck driver fatally mowed down at least eight people in downtown Manhattan Tuesday afternoon, police sources said.
The truck driver who plowed into several people along the West Side bike path shouted “Allahu Akbar” after getting out of his vehicle, according to sources.
He also displayed “imitation firearms” that panicked witnesses thought were real.
Eight people were killed on the bike path before the driver was shot by police. He is expected to survive.
NYPD Arrest Suspect
Fox News Reports
The truck driver who plowed into several people along the West Side bike path shouted “Allahu Akbar” after getting out of his vehicle, according to sources.
He also displayed “imitation firearms” that panicked witnesses thought were real.
Eight people were killed on the bike path before the driver was shot by police. He is expected to survive.
NYPD Arrest Suspect
Fox News Reports
Kever Rachel 1935 - תרצ"ה
The Famous Chazzan and Cantor Rabbi Yossele Rosenblatt singing at Kever Rochel the Tomb of Rachel on a singing tour he did before he tragically passed away suddenly during the trip.
Netanel Manet - Kol Berama - Music Video
In honor of the yartzeit of Rochel Imeinu, wonder child Netanel Manet releases an exciting and chilling premiere single
Composed by: Moshe Manet
Photography, adaptation and musical production: Liran Alkobi
Composed by: Moshe Manet
Photography, adaptation and musical production: Liran Alkobi
Terrifying Failed Crosswind Landing at Airport
This is the terrifying moment a plane had to abort landing after 50mph winds bounced it along the runway.
The Enter Air flight was supposed to land at Salzburg Airport in Austria, But with such fierce winds blowing, even at high speed the pilot was unable to land the aircraft.
Nail-biting footage captures the moment the Boeing B7370-800 battles its way through crosswinds to reach the runway - but when it gets there the wheels bounce off the tarmac and it has to head skyward again.
The pilot was reportedly forced to fly the plane to Frankfurt, where passengers had boarded less than an hour beforehand.
The Enter Air flight was supposed to land at Salzburg Airport in Austria, But with such fierce winds blowing, even at high speed the pilot was unable to land the aircraft.
Nail-biting footage captures the moment the Boeing B7370-800 battles its way through crosswinds to reach the runway - but when it gets there the wheels bounce off the tarmac and it has to head skyward again.
The pilot was reportedly forced to fly the plane to Frankfurt, where passengers had boarded less than an hour beforehand.
How a WWII-era Forger Saved Thousands of Lives
How a WWII-era forger saved lives, one fake document at a time
Adolfo Kaminsky isn't a well-known hero, but thousands of Jews in France during World War II owe their lives to him
It's well known the French government collaborated with the Nazis during World War Two, helping send tens of thousands of Jews to their deaths. What is less well known are the heroic efforts by members of underground resistance groups to save Jews in France. Many of those who risked their lives are now gone or have been reluctant to share their stories. 92-year-old Adolfo Kaminsky was a Jewish teenager when he joined the French resistance. He had a unique talent he had picked up while working at a dry cleaners, an expertise that helped him become one of the greatest forgers in France during the war. Incredibly, he and the resistance networks he worked with created fake identity documents that helped save the lives of as many as 14,000 Jewish men, women, and children.
Hitler's army entered Paris with a massive show of force. German troops marched past the Arc de Triomphe and raised the Nazi war flag over a stunned city. Hitler personally attended the surrender ceremony. The Nazis took control of Paris, but relied on French authorities and police to begin to identify Jews and round them up. As part of Hitler's final solution, tens of thousands of Jews, and others targeted by the Nazis in France were arrested and loaded onto trains bound for Auschwitz and other concentration camps.
French resistance networks tried to save as many Jews as possible -- especially children -- giving them fake identity papers and smuggling them across the border -- or hiding them in farms, schools and convents in France. Adolfo Kaminsky was just 18 when he began to work as a forger for the resistance.
Adolfo Kaminsky isn't a well-known hero, but thousands of Jews in France during World War II owe their lives to him
It's well known the French government collaborated with the Nazis during World War Two, helping send tens of thousands of Jews to their deaths. What is less well known are the heroic efforts by members of underground resistance groups to save Jews in France. Many of those who risked their lives are now gone or have been reluctant to share their stories. 92-year-old Adolfo Kaminsky was a Jewish teenager when he joined the French resistance. He had a unique talent he had picked up while working at a dry cleaners, an expertise that helped him become one of the greatest forgers in France during the war. Incredibly, he and the resistance networks he worked with created fake identity documents that helped save the lives of as many as 14,000 Jewish men, women, and children.
Hitler's army entered Paris with a massive show of force. German troops marched past the Arc de Triomphe and raised the Nazi war flag over a stunned city. Hitler personally attended the surrender ceremony. The Nazis took control of Paris, but relied on French authorities and police to begin to identify Jews and round them up. As part of Hitler's final solution, tens of thousands of Jews, and others targeted by the Nazis in France were arrested and loaded onto trains bound for Auschwitz and other concentration camps.
French resistance networks tried to save as many Jews as possible -- especially children -- giving them fake identity papers and smuggling them across the border -- or hiding them in farms, schools and convents in France. Adolfo Kaminsky was just 18 when he began to work as a forger for the resistance.
Crazy Full Court Basketball Shot
From the author: "Well I thought there was 3 seconds on the clock so I heaved a full court shot that went in and then it turns out there was still 30 seconds left in the quarter, shot of my life I would say. This was filmed at MSAC in Melbourne, Australia. My name is Tom Moscrop and I play for The Frankston Blues."
Monday, October 30, 2017
Sunday, October 29, 2017
"Pidyon Peter Chamor" in Boro Park
Thursday October 19, at the Ateres Golda Hall in the Borough Park Section of Brooklyn, NY. With the participation of the Skulener Rebbe, Av Bies Din of Limonov, Kosover Rebbe, and Reb Zisha Schmeltzer. Kohen was Reb Eliezer Elimelech Hacohen Glantz.
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Oldest Couple Under Chupa
A 91-year-old groom and a 93-year-old bride got married as a revenge on Communist dictator Joseph Stalin.Click Here for full story.
Talking a Mile a Minute
If you were a kid in the ‘80s, you might recognize this man, or, at least, you’ll recognize his velocity of speech. John Moschitta Jr.’s motormouth dominated the airwaves with stints as the fast-talking FedEx guy, Mr. Testaverde on “Saved by the Bell” and the infamous Micro Machines Man. With the ability to say up to 11 words per second, Moschitta broke the world record and made a career out of his dizzying cadence. The Guinness-certified speed talker sat down to give us the whole scoop on his life in fast lane. Now, try to keep up.
Shir V'shevach Boys Choir - Yedidim - AT Production
Chol Hamoed Sukkos, 2017 the hearts of Yisomim were gladdened by joyful music and spectacular entertainment. Organized by Yanky Meyer, the founder of Misaskim organization,
These special children were treated to a wonderful performance, featuring child Solists "Shulem Saal & Shloime Ganz" accompanied by The Shir V’shevach Boys Choir conducted by Chaim meir Fligman & Yedidim Choir ,These singers were expertly accompanied by the one and only Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra & Productions, led by The Legendary conductor Yisroel Lamm ,
Children from all over the tri-state area danced, clapped, and rejoiced for more than 3 hours, as a brilliant Ten piece band and extraordinary singers provided inspiration and joy, filling young hearts with simcha and song.
Sound by Solvetech
Mixed by Baba Z
Event Coordinators Jay Kay
Public relations Chad k
These special children were treated to a wonderful performance, featuring child Solists "Shulem Saal & Shloime Ganz" accompanied by The Shir V’shevach Boys Choir conducted by Chaim meir Fligman & Yedidim Choir ,These singers were expertly accompanied by the one and only Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra & Productions, led by The Legendary conductor Yisroel Lamm ,
Children from all over the tri-state area danced, clapped, and rejoiced for more than 3 hours, as a brilliant Ten piece band and extraordinary singers provided inspiration and joy, filling young hearts with simcha and song.
Sound by Solvetech
Mixed by Baba Z
Event Coordinators Jay Kay
Public relations Chad k
Bike on Water
A New-Zealand firm is creating an electric bicycle for riding on lakes, rivers and the ocean.
Pedal-power propellers push Manta5’s Hydrofoiler XE-1, which the company says can achieve lift with two carbon fibre hydrofoils that act like the wings of an aircraft.
Still in development, the bike itself is buoyant (also made from carbon fibre) and contains a battery and 400w motor, giving an hour of pedal assist or full throttle propulsion.
Pedal-power propellers push Manta5’s Hydrofoiler XE-1, which the company says can achieve lift with two carbon fibre hydrofoils that act like the wings of an aircraft.
Still in development, the bike itself is buoyant (also made from carbon fibre) and contains a battery and 400w motor, giving an hour of pedal assist or full throttle propulsion.
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