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Saturday, February 03, 2018
Michoel Pruzansky - Shootin’ For The Moon - Music Video
Shootin’ For the Moon by Michoel Pruzansky
We are proud to present the official music video for the title track off Michoel Pruzansky’s 5th studio album, Shootin’ for the Moon. Available wherever Jewish music is sold.
Composed by: Elie Schwab
Additional Composition by: Yochanan Shapiro and Michoel Pruzansky
Lyrics by: Elie Schwab and Miriam Israeli
Arranged by: Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry
Additional Music and mix by: Eli Gertsner
Produced by: Wheels To Lease
Directed by: Mudeo Productions
Video Concept: DatzMoe Productions
Filming, Editing, and Post Production and VFX: Yissy Freeman yFilmz
Additional Filming: Munch Media and Vision Cinema Productions
We are proud to present the official music video for the title track off Michoel Pruzansky’s 5th studio album, Shootin’ for the Moon. Available wherever Jewish music is sold.
Composed by: Elie Schwab
Additional Composition by: Yochanan Shapiro and Michoel Pruzansky
Lyrics by: Elie Schwab and Miriam Israeli
Arranged by: Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry
Additional Music and mix by: Eli Gertsner
Produced by: Wheels To Lease
Directed by: Mudeo Productions
Video Concept: DatzMoe Productions
Filming, Editing, and Post Production and VFX: Yissy Freeman yFilmz
Additional Filming: Munch Media and Vision Cinema Productions
Friday, February 02, 2018
Dvar Torah Parshas Yisro 5778
Yisro: Can you thank Hashem - for helping others? - Rabbi Shimon Semp, Monsey, NY.
Torah Times News - Parshas Yisro
Torah Times News - Parshas Yisro
Jewish Family Has Vacation Nightmare in Miami
A Montreal family is turning to the public for help, hoping someone saw the thief who stole their luggage from their car in broad daylight shortly after they landed in Miami.
Shlomo and Devory Kadosh had just arrived in South Florida with five of their children and were on their way to their hotel when they made a short stop at Haulover Beach on Collins Avenue at approximately noon on Wednesday to enjoy the sunshine,
Returning to their white Toyota, which they had parked in a public lot, they found that the SUV’s two passenger side windows had been shattered and the interior of the vehicle completely emptied out.
Shlomo and Devory Kadosh had just arrived in South Florida with five of their children and were on their way to their hotel when they made a short stop at Haulover Beach on Collins Avenue at approximately noon on Wednesday to enjoy the sunshine,
Returning to their white Toyota, which they had parked in a public lot, they found that the SUV’s two passenger side windows had been shattered and the interior of the vehicle completely emptied out.
Thursday, February 01, 2018
World’s Longest Zip Line Opens
The highest mountain in the United Arab Emirates has broken the Guinness World Record for the world's longest zip-line
The length of the zip-line at Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE has broken the record and is 1.7 miles (2.8km) long – the equivalent of more than 28 football pitches. It has broken the previous world record, which was 1.36 miles (2.2km) in Puerto Rico, and thrill-seekers can travel along the zip-line at speeds of up to 93mph (150kph) for two or three minutes at a time.
Adrenaline junkies will travel along the zip-line between 74mph (120kph) to 93mph (150kph) at a height of 1,680 metres above sea level. The zip-line has a cable that weighs over six tons and it is now open to the public who can fly across UAE's highest mountain in a 'superman' position.
The zip-line is priced at £125 per rider. The line is part of a multi-million dollar tourism project and is called 'The Jebel Jais Flight'. It took more than four months to construct the zip-line, which was a joint project between the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority and Toro Verde, a world leading zip-line operator.
The length of the zip-line at Jebel Jais in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE has broken the record and is 1.7 miles (2.8km) long – the equivalent of more than 28 football pitches. It has broken the previous world record, which was 1.36 miles (2.2km) in Puerto Rico, and thrill-seekers can travel along the zip-line at speeds of up to 93mph (150kph) for two or three minutes at a time.
Adrenaline junkies will travel along the zip-line between 74mph (120kph) to 93mph (150kph) at a height of 1,680 metres above sea level. The zip-line has a cable that weighs over six tons and it is now open to the public who can fly across UAE's highest mountain in a 'superman' position.
The zip-line is priced at £125 per rider. The line is part of a multi-million dollar tourism project and is called 'The Jebel Jais Flight'. It took more than four months to construct the zip-line, which was a joint project between the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority and Toro Verde, a world leading zip-line operator.
Investigation into Selling Followers on Social Media
Two senators are calling for an investigation into whether some companies use deceptive tactics to help people buy influence and followers on social media. Vladimir Duthiers reports.
Belz Institutions in Boro Park - Few Hours Left
Donate Now!!!
The Belz mosod has influenced and changed the lives of thousands of chassidim internationally. The children enrolled in Belz receive the education and care that every parent wants for their children. With tremendous care and love for every member of the chassidus, Belz has been a sanctuary in the ever-changing spiritual climate.
However, its mosod in Boro Park is currently running on an annual deficit of 2,245,485 dollars. The deficit has been putting a tremendous strain on the hanhalah and all involved. For the next 24 hours, every dollar that you will donate will be matched by 4 generous donors. Be a part of something meaningful today.
For the next 24 hours, you have the opportunity to buy a piece of eternity.
The Belz mosod has influenced and changed the lives of thousands of chassidim internationally. The children enrolled in Belz receive the education and care that every parent wants for their children. With tremendous care and love for every member of the chassidus, Belz has been a sanctuary in the ever-changing spiritual climate.
However, its mosod in Boro Park is currently running on an annual deficit of 2,245,485 dollars. The deficit has been putting a tremendous strain on the hanhalah and all involved. For the next 24 hours, every dollar that you will donate will be matched by 4 generous donors. Be a part of something meaningful today.
For the next 24 hours, you have the opportunity to buy a piece of eternity.
Bear Pushes Injured Trainer Around in Wheelchair
A bear pushing a man around in a wheelchair isn’t the first thing you’d expect to see on the streets of Moscow, but that is exactly what Yasha the Bear was doing on Tuesday.
Trainer Oleg Aleksandrov had an accident at Nizhegorodsky Circus, falling 18 metres from the central dome, breaking both legs and an arm. He was raising three baby bears at the time.
"They were tiny back then and we bought up all the children’s food in the shops because that’s what they ate. We fed them from a bottle and raised them since then," Oleg said. However, following the accident, Oleg was hospitalised and taken away from his bears or "hairy children" as he calls them for four months.
"I was very worried about how our relationship would change," he said, adding "this thought was spinning around my head all the time I lay in hospital. I used to imagine whether or not they would accept me back. There could be a distance between us."
Fortunately, everything ended pawsitively when Oleg was reunited with the bears last week and they accepted his scent "as one of their own." Yasha the Bear seems only too happy to help Oleg get around until he’s fit again.
Trainer Oleg Aleksandrov had an accident at Nizhegorodsky Circus, falling 18 metres from the central dome, breaking both legs and an arm. He was raising three baby bears at the time.
"They were tiny back then and we bought up all the children’s food in the shops because that’s what they ate. We fed them from a bottle and raised them since then," Oleg said. However, following the accident, Oleg was hospitalised and taken away from his bears or "hairy children" as he calls them for four months.
"I was very worried about how our relationship would change," he said, adding "this thought was spinning around my head all the time I lay in hospital. I used to imagine whether or not they would accept me back. There could be a distance between us."
Fortunately, everything ended pawsitively when Oleg was reunited with the bears last week and they accepted his scent "as one of their own." Yasha the Bear seems only too happy to help Oleg get around until he’s fit again.
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
Cantor Zvi Lider "Ant Hu D'Shalit" at Epic Bar Mitzvah
Burn victim Leizer Galperin was treated to the Bar Mitzvah of the Century thanks to Isaac Leider of VitalOne; event Architect and Director. The epic party covered Sea, Air and Land with luxury helicopter, private jet, lights and sirens police escort, horse drawn carriage, heart-pounding marching band and waterfront fireworks, five-star entertainment, and a special US Navy Seal presentation.
It Took Eight Men to Wrangle this Giraffe
It took a large group of men to subdue a giraffe after the animal got a metal wire wrapped around its neck in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Wringing Out a Water Soaked Washcloth in Space
What Happens When You Wring Out a Washcloth in Space?
Two 10th-grade students wanted to know what happens when you wring out a water-soaked washcloth in zero gravity. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, who currently lives on the International Space Station, was happy to oblige.
Hadfield used a tightly packed washcloth (which he remarks looks like a hockey puck) that was available on the ISS. Rather than dipping the cloth into a vessel — which wouldn't hold water in space — Hadfield squirted water on the material.
Once the cloth was soaking wet, Hadfield twisted the rag, and the water began to form a gel-like tube. "Because of the surface tension of the water, it actually runs along the surface of the cloth and then up into my hand, almost like you had Jello on your hands," explained Hadfield.
Two 10th-grade students wanted to know what happens when you wring out a water-soaked washcloth in zero gravity. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, who currently lives on the International Space Station, was happy to oblige.
Hadfield used a tightly packed washcloth (which he remarks looks like a hockey puck) that was available on the ISS. Rather than dipping the cloth into a vessel — which wouldn't hold water in space — Hadfield squirted water on the material.
Once the cloth was soaking wet, Hadfield twisted the rag, and the water began to form a gel-like tube. "Because of the surface tension of the water, it actually runs along the surface of the cloth and then up into my hand, almost like you had Jello on your hands," explained Hadfield.
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Package Thief gets Instant Karma
Doesn't take a genius to identity the benefits to having a camera on your doorbell. The first is that you can see who's on your doorstep. The second is that you get great footage like this:
One opportunistic thief learned quickly that crime doesn't pay, after she badly broke her leg in the middle of stealing packages off someone's doorstep. 'Epic fail,' as the phrase goes.
The instant karma took place on a porch in a quiet suburban street in Snohomish Country, Washington, leaving her accomplice with no option but to come and save her.
Despite the thief's serious injury, the pair still managed to get away with the goods - although there was probably some explaining to do in ER afterwards.
One opportunistic thief learned quickly that crime doesn't pay, after she badly broke her leg in the middle of stealing packages off someone's doorstep. 'Epic fail,' as the phrase goes.
The instant karma took place on a porch in a quiet suburban street in Snohomish Country, Washington, leaving her accomplice with no option but to come and save her.
Despite the thief's serious injury, the pair still managed to get away with the goods - although there was probably some explaining to do in ER afterwards.
NYC's First Kosher BBQ Restaurant
It wasn’t until the tender age of 26 that Sruli “Izzy” Eidelman had his first bite of BBQ. Kosher barbecue to be exact. For Izzy, it was love at first bite. He started smoking briskets in his parents' backyard in Brooklyn and amassed a knowledge that helped him open Izzy’s Brooklyn Smokehouse, the first kosher BBQ restaurant in NYC.
The World's Tallest and Shortest Meet
The world's shortest woman met the world's tallest man on Friday for a photoshoot in Egypt. Sultan Kosen from Turkey, who stands 8 feet and 9 inches tall, met Jyoti Amge, the world's shortest woman at 62.8 cm or 2 feet and 6 inches. Ms Amge, who belongs to Nagpur, holds a Guinness World Record for being the world's shortest woman. According to the Strait Times, the 25-year-old Ms Amge met 36-years-old Ms Kosen in Egypt's Giza city on the west bank of the Nile.
the two were invited to Egypt by the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Board to help boost tourism in the country.
the two were invited to Egypt by the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Board to help boost tourism in the country.
Monday, January 29, 2018
Putin, Netanyahu Visit Jewish Museum
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday visited an exhibition “Sobibor: Victorious over Death” that opened at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in Moscow.
The Sobibor concentration camp (in Poland) was in operation from May 1942 to October 1943. According to various estimates, from 150,000 to 250,000 Jews from Poland and other European countries were killed in its gas chambers disguised as shower rooms. The camp ceased to exist after the prisoners’ uprising led by Soviet officer Alexander Pechersky.
Netanyahu came to Moscow for talks covering the Syrian conflict and Iran's role in the Middle East.
The two leaders on January 29 also discussed bilateral cooperation in trade and the cultural and humanitarian spheres, as well as "pressing international and regional issues" including the peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians and the situation in Syria, the Kremlin said.
The Sobibor concentration camp (in Poland) was in operation from May 1942 to October 1943. According to various estimates, from 150,000 to 250,000 Jews from Poland and other European countries were killed in its gas chambers disguised as shower rooms. The camp ceased to exist after the prisoners’ uprising led by Soviet officer Alexander Pechersky.
Netanyahu came to Moscow for talks covering the Syrian conflict and Iran's role in the Middle East.
The two leaders on January 29 also discussed bilateral cooperation in trade and the cultural and humanitarian spheres, as well as "pressing international and regional issues" including the peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians and the situation in Syria, the Kremlin said.
Holocaust Survivor Teaches Grandchildren to Raise Voices
Six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust. At 81, Nat Shaffir is one of the youngest survivors, and he knows he is running out of time to tell his story. But he also knows that his grandchildren will keep his voice alive.
When Nat Shaffir looks at his beloved grandchildren, he beams with pride. But he also wonders.
He wonders if they could survive.
He sees them at their basketball games and birthday parties, and he sees himself at 9, promising to take care of his sisters as his father was taken away by the Nazis. He sees himself playing a dangerous game of trickery to keep his family alive through the winter of 1945 in the Jewish ghetto.
Shaffir survived the Holocaust as a child, emigrated to Israel and then the United States, settled down and raised a big, happy family. Five children, 12 grandchildren: Each named after one of his 32 relatives murdered by the Nazis in the Holocaust, which killed 6 million Jews total.
At 81, Shaffir is one of the youngest Holocaust survivors, and he is keenly aware that in a couple decades, there will be no more.
When Nat Shaffir looks at his beloved grandchildren, he beams with pride. But he also wonders.
He wonders if they could survive.
He sees them at their basketball games and birthday parties, and he sees himself at 9, promising to take care of his sisters as his father was taken away by the Nazis. He sees himself playing a dangerous game of trickery to keep his family alive through the winter of 1945 in the Jewish ghetto.
Shaffir survived the Holocaust as a child, emigrated to Israel and then the United States, settled down and raised a big, happy family. Five children, 12 grandchildren: Each named after one of his 32 relatives murdered by the Nazis in the Holocaust, which killed 6 million Jews total.
At 81, Shaffir is one of the youngest Holocaust survivors, and he is keenly aware that in a couple decades, there will be no more.
Remake of "Little Kite" Abie Rotenberg - Avrumy Kalter
Music lovers worldwide know that when Sheya Mendlowitz spots talent, good things are coming their way. Recently, Sheya was introduced to new talent Avrumy Kalter who not only has a unique tone to his voice, but is also a musician.
The two decided to collaborate on a project and Sheya introduced Avrumy to his close friend, composer Abie Rotenberg. They chose to perform an updated version of the old favorite Little Kite.
With the project underway, they reached out to arranger extraordinaire Yisroel Lamm to arrange the music.
The song Little Kite was written and performed originally by Abie Rotenberg in the 1993 release of Journeys 2.
Enjoy this refreshing new take on an Abie Rotenberg classic,
Credits:
Little Kite Composed by: Abie Rotenberg
Vocals By: Abie Rotenberg & Avrumy Kalter
Music Arranged by: Yisroel Lamm
Produced by: Sheya Mendlowitz
Cello: Yoed Nir, Timothy Leonard
Piano: Yaron Gershovsky
Guitar: Amit Peled
Bass: Mitch Friedman
Percussion: Jon Uman
Mixed & Mastered by: Baba Z @ Chai Beadel Studio
Video by: On Time Studios
The two decided to collaborate on a project and Sheya introduced Avrumy to his close friend, composer Abie Rotenberg. They chose to perform an updated version of the old favorite Little Kite.
With the project underway, they reached out to arranger extraordinaire Yisroel Lamm to arrange the music.
The song Little Kite was written and performed originally by Abie Rotenberg in the 1993 release of Journeys 2.
Enjoy this refreshing new take on an Abie Rotenberg classic,
Credits:
Little Kite Composed by: Abie Rotenberg
Vocals By: Abie Rotenberg & Avrumy Kalter
Music Arranged by: Yisroel Lamm
Produced by: Sheya Mendlowitz
Cello: Yoed Nir, Timothy Leonard
Piano: Yaron Gershovsky
Guitar: Amit Peled
Bass: Mitch Friedman
Percussion: Jon Uman
Mixed & Mastered by: Baba Z @ Chai Beadel Studio
Video by: On Time Studios
Lifesaving Drone Rescues Swimmers
Help came from the air for two teenage swimmers struggling in powerful surf, in what the local authorities called a 'world first'. A member of the public spotted the 16- and 17-year-old boys caught in a rip current in rough seas off Lennox Head, a New South Wales beach popular with surfers.
A Westpac Little Ripper Lifesaver drone was quickly launched and directed to their location, where it deployed a life raft then used by the pair to get back to safety.
Australia, whose 24 million people live mostly on the coast, had 291 drowning deaths in the year ending 30 June 2017
A Westpac Little Ripper Lifesaver drone was quickly launched and directed to their location, where it deployed a life raft then used by the pair to get back to safety.
Australia, whose 24 million people live mostly on the coast, had 291 drowning deaths in the year ending 30 June 2017
The Shtreimel Machar
What is black, furry and has 150 tails? Melech Zilbershlag went to learn from Eliezer the Shtreimel maker how to create a Shtreimel.
PM Netanyahu At the World Economic Forum in Davos
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells CNN's Fareed Zakaria that President Donald Trump did a great service for peace by deciding to move the US embassy to Jerusalem and said that Israel is looking for lasting peace with the Palestinians.
Sunday, January 28, 2018
"אילן" ft. Achim Fligman, Shulem Saal, Moshe Glick,
Produced and Directed By Chaim Meir Fligman
Musical Arrangements by Yisroel Lamm
Of the Aaron Teitelbaum Productions
Choir Arrangments By Chaim Meir Fligman
Conducted By Michoel Weinberger - Israel
Song Composed And Yiddish Lyrics
By Yechail Arye Fligman
Vocals Recorded And Editing At
Shir Vshevach Studios. Airmont NY
Engineer By Chaim Meir Fligman
Mixed And Mastered By Chaim Gottesman
Video By Neumann Media Studios
By MD Neumann
Musical Arrangements by Yisroel Lamm
Of the Aaron Teitelbaum Productions
Choir Arrangments By Chaim Meir Fligman
Conducted By Michoel Weinberger - Israel
Song Composed And Yiddish Lyrics
By Yechail Arye Fligman
Vocals Recorded And Editing At
Shir Vshevach Studios. Airmont NY
Engineer By Chaim Meir Fligman
Mixed And Mastered By Chaim Gottesman
Video By Neumann Media Studios
By MD Neumann
Energetic Second Dance - Motty Miller & Akiva Gelb
We are proud to represent the 2nd dance of 2018 A Energetic & unique Second dance at a recent wedding In Vilchuvitz hall Monsey, NY,
Sung by Akiva Gelb, Music by Motty Miller, Back up vocals Done by Moshe Schwartz Chaim Bokchin Shamey Karpen,
Mixed by the One and only A Berko,
Sound by BH Audio
Video by BenHesh Studios
Sung by Akiva Gelb, Music by Motty Miller, Back up vocals Done by Moshe Schwartz Chaim Bokchin Shamey Karpen,
Mixed by the One and only A Berko,
Sound by BH Audio
Video by BenHesh Studios
Sameach - Freilach ft. Benny, Beri and Yedidim
Recorded live at a wedding in November at Addison Park, watch “Sameach” by Freilach Band featuring Benny Friedman and Beri Weber and vocals by Yedidim Choir.
This upbeat song is the perfect way to get the crowd going and start off a night of spontaneous and joyful dancing.
Video Credits:
Originally by performed : S Hadad
Music by: Freilach Band/Avrumi Schreiber
Conducted by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Sung by: Benny Friedman & Beri Weber
Choir: Yedidim Choir
Choir Led by: Yoel Hersh Fuchs
Song Concept: JJ Fried
Composed and Lyrics by: Ze’ev Nechama
Mixed by: V-Gold Beat Productions
Video by: Motty Engel
This upbeat song is the perfect way to get the crowd going and start off a night of spontaneous and joyful dancing.
Video Credits:
Originally by performed : S Hadad
Music by: Freilach Band/Avrumi Schreiber
Conducted by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Sung by: Benny Friedman & Beri Weber
Choir: Yedidim Choir
Choir Led by: Yoel Hersh Fuchs
Song Concept: JJ Fried
Composed and Lyrics by: Ze’ev Nechama
Mixed by: V-Gold Beat Productions
Video by: Motty Engel
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