The Great Big Brooklyn Challah Bake 2016

my name is shimmy Adar and I am so honored and privileged to be here once again yeah yeah yeah represent how many of you are from Brooklyn before we start this evening we must must give credit where credit is due to all the amazing people who put this wait should I use this mic or this mic because this is getting in my way the people responsible for tonight's event first and foremost there is an anonymous sponsor and we want this to [Music] beat Shalom elah and uh Jay Inspire what an unbelievable organization who orchestrated this entire event the sponsors nothing is without the sponsors so the ones who really carry this whole event and the shabas project as well give it up for Isaac and Edie gross NATA excellent ply Stern's Bakery Jack's egg shopmart Bakery Pizza King and real toore there are volunteers everywhere you look the Brooklyn Community women including our very own seating exper expert Decor staff graphic designer sponsor recruiters participa recruiters kala coach recruiters flag makers oh my goodness look what how much was put into this night pre measurers and Runners lovely volunteers from the following schools shulamit and prosp Park shout out at every single table or every few of you you will find kala coaches those of you in the black aprons I want you to stand up right now show yourselves thank you thank you thank you for all your hard work your patience and your time we love you thank you to Manhattan Beach Jewish Center thank you for this amazing venue and thank you to Ben aiz the owner and sa who have been so incredible to work with and of course Jo Josh Melman and crew and the fjcc for security and the police from the 61st Precinct um how many of you have phones on you anybody now is the time to put it on silent do not take off your cameras because I want a lot of hashtag Brooklyn calate going on tonight you will find in your swag bags name tag so please put them on so we could find you and say your name and it's not going to be awkward we're gonna have KH KH has a thriving Bakery on North Main Street in New York in New York City called The kalala Fairy bakery CA just kidding New City New York called The kalala Fairy bakery cafe where every day is a kalala day her specialty is khas with all sorts of surprise toppings if I say this topping and you like it say yeah crumb cinnamon and chocolate chip she is going to teach us all how to make our kala so that we will feel like our kalas are the most beautiful ones to ever grace our tables how many of you have made kala before how many of you have never made kala before it's going to be okay don't worry all one of you we have slavy young wolf slavy young wolf is an acclaimed author yeah clap your hands people is an acclaimed author lecturer and parenting instructor she is the leader of H couples and has taught about life relationships and marriage for more than 25 years slavi's groundbreaking parenting handbook raising a child with soul has been a source of support and guidance to parents and families all over the world she has given workshops and and lectured extensively slavi is a popular columnist for the renowned Reen site.com where articles about life and Judaism have inspired people worldwide slavy is the daughter of Ritson Esther young Shalom and continue is your mother's Legacy of rekindling the spark with every soul give it up for slavy young rwol how lucky we are tonight we have K everybody listen to this the woman who is responsible for night for tonight she single-handedly pulled this evening together she is a Brooklyn party planner who has a passion for causes that promote Unity look at what's going around here and believes in the strength of Jewish Women worldwide to change the world testing change the world okay here we go now that I uh took care of that I want to know something how many of you came last year well there's a reason why so many are back this year how many of you never ever experienced a calab bake before I wish we could hear the other the other rooms I'm going to come around later to really greet everybody the way they should be greeted and I want to know what you did to be so lucky to have the honor to be here tonight because as I walked in there were hundreds of women who cannot get into the building my phone alone has been going off the hook please get me ticket jimy you have connection I say no I don't have connection I felt horrible so many women and girls couldn't make it tonight so if you're here you did something right to earn this so you go girl it's really it's a sold out event I want to tell you the women of last year we asked them what was your favorite part of last year's calab and now one woman said any specific thing they all had the same common response you know what that was what do you mean the greatest part about it just being in a room with over or a hall with over thousands of Jewish women that in itself is everything I could ask for this is what the ladies are saying another lady told me she happened to be non religious she said shimmy you know the Shabbat candle lights if you take a room and it's all dark and you can't see a thing all you need is two Shabbat candles and they will illuminate the whole room and she said last year when I looked around that's all I was thinking about is is Shabbat candles every single lady represented a light her special Essence that she shines and she gives to the world so as I look around here it's amazing how much light there is to give it's literally blinding unless it's like this the spotlight but I would like to believe that it's you ladies who give that light that really really strong light there was another lady who said shimi she said shimri rather sh you know before Shabbat where you have to cook and you have to clean and you have to shop and bake and organize and prepare and everything is like so hectic and then right before Shabbat it's like and that moment when Shabbat kicks in and that that feeling of Tranquility that feeling of peacefulness of calmness you disconnect from the world and you connect to what really matters just like theal here guys life takes over you get busy with our children with our husbands with our jobs with our deadlines with elections who didn't sleep last night clearly I'm hyper so sometimes we lose focus and then we have a thing called the kalalake should I show you something what I do in uh the Zone anybody's from The Zone I think they're in the other room but check it out check it out I go like this and anybody who's up here and you want calm and quiet check it out if you hear me clap once if you hear me clap again make sure the girl next to you doesn't talk if you hear me clap three times if you hear me pick up your hands if the lady next to you is talking just go like this yeah there's nobody talking there I just do that that's how you get quiet hi welcome you're late I'm just kidding I got that every time in Mone but I want to tell you something there's no doubt in my mind that the president of all the presidents of the world is looking down right now and is so proud so proud of his Jewish daughters so I just want to give you a big shout out give yourselves a shout I'm serious look around you this is magical I want to show you this is just one room of many many rooms so I do you realize that there are over a thousand women in this Hall tonight so within our thousand women we have so many different types of women let's check this out how many of you are Sparty all three of you I could say that I'm smarty who is ashkenaz who has no clue what they are so you see thei people they have on their or the ashas people have Crane and the people who have no clue I don't know you probably have like Nutella or something but the truth is that's magical but what's more magicals I'm going to ask you the next question and I want you to answer how many of you are Jewish I love asking these questions because we get to know each other you get to learn the people at your table and I want to tell you as time goes on so do my questions like they really change it used to be very very simple life it used to be what type of Kala do you like period now it's like do you like C wheat do you like white flour do you like half and half do you like glutenfree by the way I am so sorry for all the gluten-free people out there it's a tough I'm s it's a tough life man oh you're amazing but I really think of you every single day when I eat pizza and kala but you know what doesn't change unlike these questions it's the power of the Jewish people it's a power of women it's a power of Jewish Women and thank you she's like I'm a Jewish lady they apparently are not speaking about power I want to tell you something else last year how many of you remember when we prayed how many of you remember that we had a moment of prayer I have to tell tell you told this to me last year when we had a moment of prayer it was incredible there were women who literally were I watch this from the stage hold on can we stop talking for a second because you're ruining it for the ladies who are speaking I mean talk listening that was completely afraid and slip when they were praying I watched all around seriously women in wigs in hair no hair blue hair it didn't matter it was unbelievable there were women that were really like focusing and there were women that were connecting and they use this it's not like just first of all it's and that's one of our one of our mitv but what was incredible is that women were sharing their stories to the table so share away please feel free to tell us what you're praying for or not if you feel like you do not feel comfortable so don't share let's just have a a code just say life's like a box of chocolates you never know what you're GNA get if they would only know what we're going through right but the truth is that life life does happen and everybody's going through their struggles and it's so much so much easier to go through it when we have each other's support So speaking about each other I always always do this that's part of my contract we need to do a shimmy selfie so I'm going to turn to you and I'm going to say we're here live blah blah blah when I turn it around you're going to say we are gorgeous no I'm just kidding I mean you you are gorgeous you're beautiful that's not what I'm kidding about I want you to say we love kala with your hands up okay get ready one two three hi we're here live at the great big Cal take 79 we're here live at the great big kalalake Brooklyn style and we have a few ladies who would like to tell you a little something something I know I'm running out of time but they're going to think Brooklyn is slow that was like a 4 second delay we love kala one more time and I promise I'm gonna say get the next ready here we go hi hi we're here live at the great big Cal and we have a few ladies who would like to tell you a little something something yeah that was perfect right now ladies and ladies put your hands together as we introduce to you [Music] k welcome before I start there was one group of girls who came to volunteer today the bar haola group I know you're here and we cheered you on when you were here earlier and you deserve a great big shout out so thank you barola girls um Rabbi Samson would you like to say a few words before we begin okay good evening ladies welcome some reason I feel a little bit like the odd man out here so before I and the other man who's here exit I just wanted to say a couple of words of thanks on behalf of the organization project Inspire J Inspire I got a call some months back from my dear colleague and friend yon zakutinsky he says to me Ken like that K I think I found the lady I said you found what I think I found the lady said what lady the lady the lady who's going to run the big Brooklyn khake So within a day or two I found myself in a home in Brooklyn with kyom and Milan Feldman and the conversation went a little bit like this so what is it is it exactly you want me to do just you're I said you're a party planner she says yes I said this should be easy for you she says there's a lot of people I said well it's it's more than a little it's you know probably a little bit more than medium it it's going to be big you could look have you run a event for 50 people before she says yes this is going to be easy so not knowing exactly what she's going into this Brave lady decided to undertake the big Brooklyn KH event and day and night since then she and her team have been working nonstop and I've seen it on the on the WhatsApp and the whatever it is to make this event happen so ladies and ladies did I get that right ladies and ladies do you think she deserves a little round of applause now I I I I told them that I'm not going to mention names once you start mentioning names like honey Mandel Mindy Weiss and Sh zakutinsky and milanda fman ID gross you're you can't do that so I said I'm not going to do that I'm not doing any of that so I'm not doing that you know there's a power in numbers our rabbis tell us when there's a lot of people when there's a lot of people coming together the king is glorified what does that mean it means that we when we Jews come together just coming together and sitting together there's a power in that there's a power of awareness of who we are as a people somehow by just being together we realize our mission as a people but more than that there's a power to Jewish women we're told that because of the Merit of the Jewish women the Jewish people were redeemed from a from Egypt and not just that but in the future the Jewish people will be redeemed in the Merit of the women not the men the women that's you and not just that but the Jewish people tell us that when we have arus when we're United as a people that is the success of our nation when we love each other as a people an Hashem the power of the almighty is behind us ladies ladies tonight you've put all of that together there's a multitude of people there's a power of women there's a Unity of people coming together all of you from different backgrounds and it's powerful and it's beautiful for and I thank our sponsors the grossers Isaac and Edie gross really above and all the other sponsors for really putting to this together without them this wouldn't happen nor the shabas project that's coming up over shabas which you all come to but I thank them and I thank you all and I just ask you to take that home with you that today is going to be a blast it's going to be amazing but take home with you the power of Jewish Women the power of unity not just tonight from here and onwards if you take that home with you please God we will see the future Redemption very soon thank you very much welcome project inspires Brooklyn Hal 2016 I feel honored and inspired standing right here right now there is a new aam freed song called Bring the house down it is a popular saying but he is referring to our ability to bring down our Temple the future of the Jewish people we are building it Brick by Brick with the mitzvos kind Deeds that we do and what greater unifying Mitzvah can we do than Bea the Mitzvah best performed by a woman if you knew that you had a direct number to God wouldn't you use it God gave us a beautiful opportunity to connect with him when we bake kala the Gates of Heaven open all we have to do is call God is waiting at this time to hear our prayers especially since by baking kalas and Performing the Mitzvah of separating kala with our whole heart we pray that God repay us with similar compassion we pray that he protects us from ever having to feel sorrow or pain it is during this time of extreme closeness to God that we give charity when we give to others we are really giving to ourselves by channeling generosity our mother SAR baked bread that stayed fresh all week this miracle happened because sorah was able to recognize the life force the presence of God even in something as ordinary as bread she understood that bread gives us life but it is up to us to give our lives meaning it is women specifically who have this Mitzvah because we are the the ones who give life we want to make this world better we want the sick to heal people to find their mates Tranquility in our home peace in Israel peace in the unit United States success in our livelihoods when we make kala it is very easy to become proud of what we have accomplished but we must remember that our success comes from God that is why we separate a peace and make a blessing we are symbolically recognizing that God's blessing is in everything that we do Isn't it nice to know the power we have in each of us whether young or old and then sometimes we have an HP or hashak pratis moment where you feel that God is winking at you it's a moments of clarity where we see and understand that our lives have meaning and importance and that nothing that happens is m coincidence I was looking for one such moment that I could use to help others see what I know to be true about Unity who we are and what we do I know that they are all around us many times right after I think about someone or in a positive way talk about someone I actually bump into that someone on such occasions I started to use the phrase if I knew what I would have what I said would actually have come true I would have asked for a million dollars so I was looking for a story and then it happened I told my father over the holidays that I needed to bump into rabie pesak cron for those of you who have never heard of him he is a master Storyteller he uses amazing HP or Hask prus stories to teach people valuable lessons I felt that he would be able to provide me with the necessary inspirational story well truthfully I didn't bump into Rabbi pesak cron but in my home my father is a master Storyteller and not to disappoint my father proceeded to relate to me an amazing HP story that will blow your minds on the unifying power that we have this event actually occurred to my nephew this past summer my dear nephew Moshe is a religious rabinal student who is also in college Premed it happened that he heard about a prestigious internship being offered to a few select students over the summer in the University of Chicago hospital he worked hard and he was selected as one of the interns who would have the amazing opportunity to learn from Top Doctors in many different fields of Medicine he spent his summer days at the hospital making rounds in ER rooms and operating rooms and then one day the interns were having a conversation amongst themselves they turned to my nephew and they asked him we don't understand how is it possible that you know so many people so many doctors and Hospital workers they approach you they speak to you they are concerned about your whereabouts how is it possible please explain to us this phenomenon my nephew looked at them for a moment and then he pointed to his head he said it is what I wear on my head that signifies to these doctors that I am a Jew just like them my keeper unifies us and if we don't have each other's backs then who will women tonight we have that power when we bake together we are connecting as one we are strengthening our bonds and to facilitate this amazing Goodwill from tonight I ask each of you to take a coin from the bowl and put it into the pink charity box on your table everyone every table has a pink charity box and some quarters it will help people who are needy in truth giving charity helps you because you are fostering your own sense of compassion all right when you're done with that ladies it's time to put on your gloves and take it away hanal okay we're going to move the table f good evening ladies thank you again for having me I'm so so happy to be here oh wow okay is this loud enough Connie asked me to talk louder last year I didn't speak loud enough okay first of all everybody if you haven't yet take out your plastic gloves from your apron and put it on H I'm not so happy with these aprons they really make me look fat but okay okay in the second pocket of your apron there are these uh plastic bags they're going to be uh used for covering our dough and they're going to be used later to take home your Hala correct fantastic okay I'm going to put on my gloves I'm going to take all my ingredients out of the bowl because this is the bowl we're going to be using for mixing okay ladies the first ingredient we're going to be putting into the bowl is the water this is not the drinking water that we have which I of course drank up and had to refill with my drinking water it's this little bowl it's this little bottle of water that has the ingredients on it and water represents the Torah just as we cannot live without water we cannot live without Torah so this is our first ingredient young ladies we're going to pour it into our Bowl okay the next ingredient okay kala coaches I hope that you're around to help everybody who doesn't know exactly what has to be done but we first put the water into the bowl now after we put the water into the bowl we're going to locate our yeast everybody the yeast is the little container that has the Y on top of it why okay yeast is the the ingredient that enables our dough to rise we're going to take the yeast and we're going to drizzle it into the bowl and it's going to it's going to you'll see that it covers the top of the bowl East represents growth and expans ion and just as the yeast is going to allow our dough to rise so too we hope that with the baking of the kala and with all the special things that we do over here we're able to reach our special potential each person should be able to reach their special potential with baking kala and with doing these special things after we put in the yeast we're going to we can mix it around a little bit now we're going to add the sugar into the bowl because the sugar is going to mix with the yeast and the water and it allows the the um the yeast to bubble and it's going to help it to to allow the the flour to rise afterwards when we mix everything together sugar is the sweet part our of oural and the sugar represents everything that's sweet in our lives so we're going to drizzle the sugar in and now after we drizzle the sugar in we're going to mix it around and we have to wait a minute or two so while we wait a minute or two I just want to uh tell every body something special because that's what I'm here for as everybody knows I'm the Hala fairy and I have a business in New City and besides for having a business in New City I sell my kalus in 25 to 30 different supermarkets all over New York and New Jersey and Connecticut and we Supply hollas to about 15 schools every week before Shabbat but besides for that I also give many Hala class classes Hala bacon classes I give I give Bat Mitzvah classes I give Halas in uh in temples and synagogues I give H classes to many different kinds of people and something that I became very um passionate about is if anybody didn't get yeast please um get your Runners to help you find the yeast because the yeast is well going to make our dough rise okay please make sure yeast is a very important ingredient raise your flag raise your flag and we'll find you yeast but I always tell everybody I say no matter what kind of people what kind of uh religious status you have lighting candles on Friday night is one of the amazing mitzvot that women have and I always tell people even if you're not if you're not religious if you're not Sher shab shower shabas if you go out on Friday night which we hope people don't but there are people who do if you like C if you light candles on your dining room table you're bringing shabas into your home the lights of the candles is something amazing and women have a special special opportunity on Friday night every week Friday night when I light my candles I always after I make the braa I always thank Hashem for the previous week because no matter what what kind of challenges we go through and none of us have perfect lives none of us have perfect children but I always thank Hashem for the previous week and all for all the beautiful things that I have in my life in fact last week I wasn't it was after a very very busy Yan offf season we were I was back in my bakery every two days baking and supplying the supermarkets with the kalus again and Yan was over and I was completely and totally exhausted and I didn't know what to do with myself so what did Hashem do he made me sick and as strange as it sounds I was in bed for five days with the flu and before I lit candles last Friday night I actually thanked Hashem because there was no way on my own that I was going to take any time off but I was exhausted and I needed to sleep and I stayed home for five days and the people who worked for me told me I cannot come back until I feel completely better and so I was able to really uh uh recover and barem I'm here for this fantastic halake event which if it would have happened this week it would have been terrible happened last week so it was amazing so we have to be extremely thankful for everything and after I thank Hashem for my week then I can ask Hashem for anything I want and I always are am able to feel good about it and now that the now that the yeast is bubbling a little bit we're ready to uh start going with the next ingredients everybody has one egg we're going to uh crack open the egg into this bowl over here and we're going to make sure that there's no uh it's going to make sure that there's no blood drops in here beautiful stunning New York eggs fantastic okay it looks beautiful we're going to put it into the bowl mix it around a little bit give up a little mix give it a little mix over here we have spoons for this purpose everyone's going to give it a little mix and eggs represent the renewal of the life cycle as eggs hatch not these I hope but as eggs hatch we hope that we have nice things in our lives that are going to hatch and make our lives always more pleasant and next ingredients the next ingredient we're going to put in is the oil everyone has a little container here with oil we're going to take the oil o loud we're going to take the oil and pour it in gently and mix it around again you can put all your containers one into the other so that you don't make too much of a mess on your table and the space for all the workings okay so we added the oil oil represents the anointing oil was used to anoint our Kings and when we add oil we're anointing each of our loved ones and we can pray for them and we can ask Hashem for all the different things that we need okay oil we did the sugar already now we're going to add the salt everyone take your salt salt little thing with the S on it stands for salt and we're going to mix it around also and now comes my favorite part my favorite favorite part is where we add the flour this this represents flour flour is the most important ingredients in oura oh you can rip open the back or you can uh tear it open or you can do whatever you want just open it flower represents the sustenance in our lives and we hope that when we make Hala that Hashem provides us with the sustenance that we need in order to be better people in order to live our lives and have whatever we need so that we can service and serve Hashem with all our love okay I'm going to take the the the flower Now ladies I I know it's a little bit crowded over here but if you stand up after you put the flow in and you mix it it's much easier if you do it when you're standing but I don't want to cause any uh Ruckus over here so I would say that we are given just enough flour so I would tell everybody to put all their flour into the bowl and at the beginning when you mix around the dough you're going to use the uh the wooden spoon to mix it but as it gets thick then you're going to use your henties wow I would tell everybody to put their garbage in here this is like fantastic for the garbage I'm such a genius by the way I just want to let everybody know that t Mandel who I call Han grossburger Mandel was my classmate and in two years hasm after I'm here for another two years of course we will we will be celebrating our 40th anniversary of our graduation from high school which is so incredibly shocking that I can't believe it I mean I I don't look like I graduated 40 years ago from high school H do you look like you graduated 40 years ago from high school that's crazy crazy right um I you truthfully I only use dry yeast I used to use wet yeast in my store and wet yeast if you don't buy it at the right time it ferment it ferments and it doesn't have a really nice smell so I only use dry yeast now and over Yanti we were barem so so busy and I used to get um we used to bring in um pallets of 2,000 pounds of flour at a time and um it was a very exciting y of season for me and I'm going to be very honest with everybody Hala baking as a business is not really all about the money it's about sitting at home Friday night or sitting home on Yanti in the Suka and thinking to yourself about how many thousands of homes you make Yanti and chabis special in where people celebrate Yanti because of you and their celebration is so incredible so I have been so blessed and I feel like such an incredible High every week when shabus comes around okay now I'm going to mix it by hand oh and the H when the holidays come around when the holidays of course of course if anybody has so much fun tonight that they want to do this again tomorrow night I'm going to be doing a Halala bacon class tomorrow night at the park at the park e synagogue in New York City and I'm sure that they would be happy to have you so uh you know just saying wow the dough is really really nice I'm very very happy with it very happy with it last year I gave hakara to because she gave me my whole wheed kala recipe this year I don't really have a hakara said to to her only that she's my friend and friendships that last so many years are just amazing right H was that silly I'm sure that everybody's almost finished kneading their dough very dry add a drop of water of course or if you have a drop of oil if your if your ye if your dough is very dry add a drop of oil from your little Bowl if you have any left and put it on your hands and shmear it on your hands together and put it around your dough it it will help it to moisten it a little bit so that you don't have to add extra ingredients wow this came out really really nice Connie last year we made one medium or two small Halas did we make one medium last year or two also of course for shabas you need to have two kalas it's like the uh the the double halot that they had in the uh in the temple thank you so much for coming Kuda thank you thank you okay ladies when we're done now we're going to cover the Hala with our plastic bag after we cover it with the plastic bag you know what if anybody has their little oil things again I don't know why I keep coming back to the oil put a little oil on your hand and just smear it on top of the dab it on top of your your um your dough and now oh we're covering with the napkin fantastic oh first we're going to cover it with the bag everybody girls young ladies we're going to cover it with the bag and then with and then we're going to cover it with the napkin with the napkin that's on the table fantastic it's fine that I don't have a a a napkin everybody will pretend that I do and they will all understand came up really nice I'm pretty impressed if if you would like to while you're now finishing up you could share with the people at the table something special of your wishes with this in this special group over here some of your special wishes if you have somebody who uh needs a special healing if you have someone in your family who needs to find the right person in their lives to spend the rest of their lives with we have so many things that we can ask Hashem for today and this is our time still needing still needing well we're not taking kala yet we're not taking no no no after after we are done when right before we right before we braid our hollas we're going to ask that every single person at their table is going to take a very small piece off if they want to they could do it now and then what should they do with it there's a Bowl on your table if everybody would like to they could take a little piece of their dough off right now a tiny piece and put it into that bowl and then we're going to take all the little pieces and we're going to make a a Hala of unity which is a Hala that everybody over here is a part of which is so incredible are you kidding me this is what should look like this looks like Hala from all the whole table so it's not like a really big piece but this is from everyone on the table kala so almost like the size of a uh of an olive not a big Olive a small Olive and the runners could please gather these little bowls together and and just bring them up you don't have to touch the dough just bring it up so that we could uh make sure that the dough stays as clean as possible oh thank you sweetie oh my gosh that's amazing this is amazing look at this these are all little pieces very generous table over here fantastic oh that's [Music] fantastic fantastic look at this this little pieces big pieces fantastic super fantastic girls we're doing so well wow this is a really generous table oh my gosh that's fantastic thank you oh my gosh this is amazing a Hala of unity I see here a lot of young girls here that I didn't see last year right we have a lot of young girls here to tonight last year was a different kind of crowd I'm I'm really happy with what I see and by the way if anyone decides that they want to start bakon kala at home and they have any questions and have any questions anybody can call me anytime at the Hala faery ask for hanell I will answer any questions anytime I'm really very good about that oh don't I don't know who that was applause was for so I have a bunch of uh bows going on here this is like really a lot of fun oh fantastic okay okay my job is done for now we'll come back later we a oh everybody look at the screen shimmy Adar is going to be on the screen now she has a lot more energy than I do a lot younger than I am we're here live in room two I want to give a shout out to all these people if you're in room two yeah wow room two is live we got come here for the dancing who's dance [Music] soon to everyone please settle down settle down wow can't wait to braid this hollow this is going to be so fun make sure your are covered and everybody settled down because if we want our hollus to rise we have to be very very quiet quiet they don't like theoo I have the special honor to introduce to you right now slvy young rice wolf who is going to give us some beautiful words of K of strength on this uh fantastic evening con okay um ladies Cola coaches could you get your table to settle down and quiet down because we'd like to continue the program there are garbage bags under the table if you need them but right now we just need you to settle [Music] down okay in order to continue we're not we're not continuing the program until have a little bit of quiet okay good evening it's a really great honor for me to be here tonight I'm just going to ask if everyone can find their seat for a moment if everyone can find their seat in the back also please find your seats I just would like to have your attention for a few moments when I was a little girl I used to watch my mother light her shabas candle and I would always wonder they would be one Candlestick one Li one candleabra that stood all by itself stood alone and I used to wonder why was this Candlestick standing all by itself one Friday night my mother told me the story of her shabus Candlestick that I'm holding in my hands tonight and she told me that the Winds of War were blowing over Hungary my great grandfather harav Rabbi y Hali Young Who was the Chief Rabbi of a city called nadur in Hungary went out in middle of the night together with his wife my bubby rabbitson Slava and in middle of the night they dug a hole deep into the Earth in the courtyard of their synagogue they took their candlesticks they took their Kish cups they took the Torah crowns they took minoras and in the dark of the night they buried all their Juda soon afterwards they were taken away to owitz they were never seen or heard from again my Zade my bubby they were taken holding their grandchildren and their great grandchildren in their arms babies they would never they would never heard from my mother was just a little girl she was taken to Beren Bon together with her two brothers and my grandparents somehow somehow through the grace of God my mother survived she came to this country just a little girl but they were broken before the war there were over 85 rabbis with the last name Young and they all perished their families were gone there was one man one man went back to the city of Nadar one man who had been in the congregation of madii he went back to see what he would find there was nothing the Nazis had come with their German Shepherd dogs they dug up and they found all the silver there was no one left but one candelabra my Bubbies he vowed and he made a promise I will not rest I will not sleep until I find a grandchild who survived there was a knock at the door my Z my grandfather opened the door and he wept when this man said I am bringing you the Candelabra of your mother the Bubba slana I'm holding this calabra in my hand myi took his children around and he said my precious lights this candelabra has come home God Hashem has sent us a message that even in the darkness we have a mission and our mission is to bring the light of chabus into this world never give up hope bring the light of shabas into this world when I was born my mother gave me the name Slava KH or my bubby who liit this candelabra all my life every Friday night I would watch my mother cover her eyes and Kindle the light of this shabas candle a few weeks ago my mother returned her soul to the heavens above she touched thousands of people in this world bringing the Jewish people home and now this shabas Candlestick is in my home and every Friday night I have the privilege of lighting my Bubby's L this shabas Candlestick that came out of the dark ground and is here to bring light and I bring this here tonight to you as testimony to the Jewish people look around this room look at the Jewish women in this room this is the power of the Jewish people am Isel Kai the Jewish people live look around this room this is our testimony this is the promise that God gave us and when you leave here tonight remember always the words that my mother gave to me the words that have remained in my heart all my life everyone each and every one of us has within us a p a spark a flicker of a light a tiny flame but if you will it that tiny flame can become a great fire when you go home and this Friday night you light your shabas candles remember my story go out into this world light a candle create a fire bring light into into this world that is the mission of the Jewish people we are the ones who bring the hope we are the ones who bring Faith to our people tonight I was asked to light a yards side candle a candle to remember all the women who came before us women who once lit their shabus candles and now they are unable to Wom women who once made their kala just like we are making kala tonight and now they are unable to tonight we honor all those women and remember this message that my mother always gave to me go out into this world remember those never forget remember those who left this world sanctifying the name of God this is our mission and we can never forget it the power of Jewish Women create a fire as I light this candle tonight take a moment make a prayer for all those women who left this world ales Hashem sanctifying the name of God God live for them create light for them study Torah for them make a difference in this world singing alone I've been known to do [Music] alone yeah I know it's true but it's [Music] not together we could out storm any WEA Harmony Harmony together many every harmonies it can shine Away the [Music] [Applause] [Music] Dark en walk away is so [Music] together [Music] so together seen the end's it's all about the unity of and [Music] you [Music] what harmony harmony harmony together that one you and everyone our Harmony is hard to find it can shine Away the Dark Night lay down their at night dark CL in the enemies will walk away singing softly as they say like is so much better Harmony together life is so much [Music] better put your arms [Music] together GS at night no more dark CLS in the enies will walk away singing softly as [Applause] they so much better with Harmony together life is so much better Harmony together [Music] together [Applause] so Harmony [Music] together as and everyone our Harmony is hard to we can shine away the night don't I lay down there gone that night more dark CL in the enemies will walk away singing sofly as they say is so much better with Harmony together life is so much better Harmony together so Harmony together life is so much better Harmony [Music] together okay um that was very beautiful thank you ladies it was very very beautiful and very touching okay so I I just need a little bit of quiet Lanna are you here Lanna okay bring her up to the stage please we would like to give the honor of separating the dough this year of making the blessing the Braha on the dough to a very special woman Lanna Alvarez last year we had the privilege of having Mrs mirowitz a holocaust Survivor for this part of the program and this year we have lyanna who was a survivor in her own right two years ago we were on a j Inspire JW RP trip to Israel with wonderful Brooklyn Ladies a lot of whom are here tonight on the last day of that trip lyanna was faced with a life altering challenge she was walking behind the coach bus it slid backwards and she was crushed underneath the wheel of the standing at her bedside the next day in the ICU of anaram Hospital hadasa anaram in Jerusalem I looked at her and I just couldn't believe it there was our beautiful vibrant lyanna who got up every morning early before our trips to go jogging who sat at the edge of her seat listening to the lecturers drinking it in I saw her mind and soul open up to the beauty of her Jewish Heritage over that week and here she was lying there intubated and unresponsible we cried we prayed and we prayed some more and then after many surgeries and many months later rehab with her husband at her side Lanna was finally able to come home to her children when she was home she began instilling Jewish values into her life and into the lives of her Lov thank you lyanna thank you for being a ro model for all of us here tonight you to demonstrate how one takes one's Jewish identity and Embraces it through thick and thin and not just when it's easy because that's easy but when we're struggling and we're going through difficulties thank you good evening everybody so nice to see you all here thank you honey for you for introducing me for your kind words you really touched me um thank you everyone for being here I am so honored and humbled by it this is this is a great honor so I'll just be very quick I was raised in a secular home um and I knew nothing about Judaism except for the fact or anything to be um what it is to be Jewish all I knew that the Jewish people were the most hated nation in the world that's it um I remember hiding the fact that I was Jewish growing up um I married a non-jewish man and have two wonderful children from this marriage I had a great career everything a woman should can want or need but I wasn't happy during the trip sponsored by JW Europe and our own J Inspire thank you so much um I learned so much about my heritage about Judaism the lectures that I heard the sights I seen we were absolutely breathtaking I fell in love with Israel with Jerusalem I remember thinking to myself this is it this is what I'd been searching for I was excited about Shabbat and couldn't wait to come home and and share it with my family but God had other plans when I woke up in the hospital I remember seeing shalam where is shalam shalam oh she's right here she was crying as she is right now and I couldn't understand why she was crying I felt so at peace yes there was pain that excruciating pain that I could feel through all these painkillers but my mind my heart were at peace I felt that presence um Hashem was with me I felt like I was being taken care of by him I felt that I wasn't going through this alone I felt loved although I was in and out of anesthesia a lot during the my the hospital I remember having about four to five groups of people come and visit me no they weren't people that I knew I didn't know many people in Israel they were just fellow Jews who had heard about my accident and just wanted to be there for me out of solidar I had locals tourists Russians Australians British just to come and cry with me laugh with me it was amazing and I remember thinking to myself how could it be the most hated nation in the world I couldn't believe the unity of the Jewish people when when one is hurt the rest are suffering for the first time in my life life I felt proud I felt proud to be Jewish I felt proud to be part of this wonderful Nation I couldn't have done it without my wonderful sisters at Janes fire my city lead leaders shami Mara TI ety and of course H Hy I'm sorry Sor all of you girls and of course my mother my wonderful beautiful mother who's sitting right over here here and my sisters from the trip I love you girls they're wonderful and thank you for your support now both of my kids are getting strong education at Sinai Academy and shal shell is B Yakov I know some of you are here shout out to sh shot girls um I'd like to share with you something that I had I heard at a convention once a holocaust Survivor was telling her story and said I'm paraphrasing I would give everything I have for this atrocity the Holocaust to never happen again but the lessons I've learned and the people I've met I wouldn't give up for the world I don't want to compare my experience to a holocaust that's not what it is about but similarly I feel I feel that the lessons I've learned and the people I met during this difficult time are invaluable okay before lyanna makes the braa the blessing we're going to take you can stand if you're standing it's fine we're going to take 60 Seconds know what Jimmy spoke about we're going to take 60 seconds to create to connect to our creator to pray for whatever it is we need in our lives and the lives of our loved ones I want everyone to take this moment there is an unbelievable energy and power in 60 seconds of silence and 60 seconds of Silent prayer with 1,00 women in one space so use the moment well close your eyes we're going to start right now e he's going to make the the blessing in in Hebrew and then in English so wait for her to finish the English part and then we'll answer together okay stand for the BR please answer together finishes the English translation blessed are you Lord our god king of the universe who has made us holy through his Commandments and has commanded us to separate all of from the do Haru Hala I want every single lady on the dance board no woman should be on her seats everybody I want your hands to go off everybody everybody clap louder louder louder louder everybody hands up hands [Music] up how y'all feeling tonight everybody let's go give me a clap you ready let's go Brooklyn I don't hear the mus let's go everybody let's go I want you to unite with your people give your hands get ready everybody when I point at you you're going to join along let me hear you everybody say I don't hear you let jump everybody [Music] turn hands up hands up everybody give me let's go I want to give this lady what's your name Holly is joining me on the stage I want to feel the music give me a [Music] be I don't hear you let me see Brooklyn let's go let's go you on stage come here come here this is [Music] amazing get ready I let me you louder louder I hear the middle everybody turn [Music] the table in the back I don't see you everybody turn everybody stop what you doing this is what happens when we sing all together this is what happens when you dance together I want to hear you scream let's [Music] go everybody turn 1 2 3 go this is amazing everybody if you see a person that's not dancing you go over to them and you show them how [Music] done let me hear you say one nation [Music] we are part of one nation one get ready everybody roll your [Music] arms everybody say [Music] sh here we go now you know what to do nice roll [Music] it [Music] get [Music] everybody I see [Music] your everybody [Music] ring let's [Music] go everybody wave your hands up in the air like this all the way up [Music] high get ready all the way up every stand up right now I want you to get ready as we cheer as one nation One Nation I want you to feel it [Music] everybody [Music] sing [Music] who still has energy who FY where my farties yeah get ready one 2 [Applause] [Music] up [Music] Go on stage [Music] go one two hands [Music] up [Music] ready [Music] I want to know where is [Laughter] [Music] room [Music] big shout out to Bar everybody hands [Music] it [Music] I didn't hear [Music] you one two [Music] everybody [Music] Ready 2 3 la la la hear [Music] you ready ready when I point at you you say [Music] Reena 1 2 [Music] 3 where am I [Music] in and [Applause] [Music] out [Music] in l [Music] l there's Mon [Music] Mon I love you R [Music] to look what's going on here everybody off stage everybody off [Music] stage I want to hear you look at that everybody 1 2 3 lder [Music] lder here we go come here your [Music] name we're going to cheer for you go come here give [Music] me ready I want you to jump and 1 2 [Music] everybody [Music] L everybody get down the next song is about Hope don't ever give up cuz we are the Jewish people it [Music] down hands up give me a c ready single one of you [Music] 2 hands up [Music] get ready if all out fil yes s [Music] we have a chure train go look at the Train everybody wave your hands [Music] up even at the hard times it doesn't matter always stand strong everybody wave everybody say I don't ever give [Music] up even at the worst times in [Music] life look at the Jewish [Music] women we always persevere I love you I the love and I don't love this song everybody put your right hand on the person to your right left hand on the person next to you you know I once [Music] heard an unbelievable thing about the power of your mind people and if you want to change something you could change your name and your address and your clothing and your home you could change everything in your [Music] life why don't you have your hands around somebody you better put your hands around her it's not about winning or losing but if you change everything about you your location your friends everything and you want to change who you are you got to change your mind if you don't change your mind you haven't changed anything and I want to thank J Inspire for changing the way the Jewish World Works once again we have brought women from all over the world I've been waiting for this I don't hear you fight no more fights no more Wars cuz our children will play so before we end remember this change your mind don't judge and love conquers all one two sometimes in my tears I drown but I never let it get me down so when negativity surround I know someday it'll all turn around because all my life I've been waiting for I've been praying for the people to say that we don't want to fight no more there'll be no more war and our children will play one day one day one day yeah yeah let me say one day one day one day one day yeah let's [Music] see everybody hands up sometimes in my tears I drown but I never let it get me down so when negativity surround I know someday it'll all turn around because all my life I've been waiting for I've been praying for the people to say that we don't want to fight no more there'll be no more war children one day one day one day I don't hear you one day one day one day everybody come it down I don't see anybody fluffing come on he hey one more time so times in my tears I drown but I never let it get me down so negativity surround I know Som it'll all turn around for the people that we don't want no there'll be no more and our children will one day one day louder louder louder one day remember this one day what did you say give me one more time [Applause] [Music] scream [Music] day you guys are amazing we cannot end AAL without the number one requested song [Music] my [Music] number [Music] two I don't hear everybody let's go thank you to all the people that came from near and far where's she anybody from [Music] Brooklyn I love that thank you everybody have a wonderful [Music] night everyone take a seat everyone take a seat we're going to have a quick little presentation on the video and after that we're going to braid our Halas and by the way this is our beautiful Unity kala beautiful I can't really call it because I'm really a really good braider this is not exactly called braiding but we try to do the best that we can we found an earring an earring if anybody lost this it's a hoop earring that everyone please sit down please sit down please please please everyone sit down everyone please sit down all the lovely young ladies and if you lost your earring please come up here and the way to prove to me that it's yours is that you'll show me your other one just kidding did we find the owner oh we also found a camera whoa a purple camera they're starting the video purple Cannon poers shot cool all right I'll [Music] startop hi what's going how's it going I'm Leia godfried Jessica sh I'm Danny Hoffman and we are the producers and stars of the hit web series soon by you about six young Orthodox Jews living the single life in New York City incredibly attractive Orthodox Jews and humble right super super humble we hope you're enjoying your Hala baking by the way Hala is awesome power to all of you and if you're willing to share I'll stick my address somewhere in this video totally yeah we should get some of that you should send it to us to all of us to all of us at soon by you we have three I'm going to get back to it we have three episodes of soon by you up on YouTube now just search soon by you you should be able to find us yes and actually in our third episode we have this really great scene where our lead character Sarah Feldman is baking Calla for shist to impress this guy and she does or doesn't she you'll have to watch and find out the way to a man's heart is his stomach that's what they say Calla yep anyways we have a special treat for we're going to show you a clip from episode three and we hope you enjoy did you remember the eggs the yeast yes of course I did I've made Hala before so you're an expert so why did you call me you called me you called her oh well that's right so who are you going to oh just some friends uh new friends I hope not just female friends what's wrong with female friends she's female she has enough female friends okay well thanks for your help but I'm going to go now will there be any boys at this meal yeah probably it's not a big deal there going to be boys at the Mei M wait did you remember the eggs yes they affect the texture of the holla sweetheart I remembered the eggs maybe uh you should buy a Kala she wants to make kala let her make kala maybe I should make you a coule to bring you could tell the boys you made it and and they'll think you could cook you know leave the poor girl alone and it's okay to lie for this purpose I asked I don't need to lie I'm actually making a Howa okay and if it doesn't turn out so well uh you'll have a funny story to tell your grandchildren one day t perfect are you ready do you have all the ingredients yeah hello it's the easiest thing don't worry about [Music] it I've been making Hala every week for the last 11 years I know how to make it by heart you take two 2 and 1/2 cups of water all you need is is one teaspoon no I mean a tablespoon yeah half a cup it is you don't have to do that next one second what are you looking at nothing four tablespoons of oil you seem a little confused do I look confused no put the two eggs right in and then you fold it adds a little crunch to it I think we're supposed to use eight cups of flour what did I right I put in8 cups of flour no that's four cups uh whatever I don't have any more flour it doesn't even matter I really think you should go get flour you were supposed to bring the ingredients I did bring the ingredients okay but it was a small bag of flour I didn't realize you need eight cups you're getting too technical about it so now you just leave the dough to rise you cover it with like a wet shata finally just like punch it down now you're ready to start braiding you take the first one you go over here and then you go this and you go like this that's not how you braid bottom this looks like a braid once it's baked they all look the same tuck it like this and there you have your perfect H coat the top with with a layer of egg and smush it around transfer the kalala over to the silver foil start I mean whatever just delay start it's fine just do bake here convection roast um no clear up okay have you ever used this before yeah I used this last week I use it every week 400 minutes to match the the temperature you always want to match the temperature with the time so if you're baking it at 350 you bake it for 350 minutes if you're baking it at 400 you bake it for 400 minutes start what do I do for 400 [Music] minutes oh hello why is the fire alarm going off it's fine it doesn't matter it's okay hey the look at it it's not burning it's not burning it's just smoking a little should have gone to the Jal no idea what I'm doing take your kala out of the oven 400 minutes are up you made it this far and now you're ready to see your final product see look how nice it came out I told you it was going to be [Music] perfect [Music] okay ladies now we're ready to grade our H I just want to let you know that the video that you just saw the first one soon by you it's a really really cute show it has three segments and the first one is 15 minutes each of the other ones are a half hour they're really really entertaining and clean fun and in segment number three we feature the Halala fairy kalas just to let you know so you'll see them on the video on the show if you if you watch it okay ready that was really cute both of those videos were really adorable okay we're going to take our dough now out of the bowl and we're going to um split it in half cut it in half because we're going to be making two small medium small call them whatever you like this is our Unity kala for all those people who didn't see it doesn't look amazing I'm sure it tastes even better and don't forget about the earring hello anybody who lost their earring I really would like not to have to take it home with me even though it's sort of pretty I don't really wear hoop earrings I don't really wear earrings okay ladies we're going to take each of our we're going to do work with one with one uh piece of dough at a time so I taught you guys last year this special fairy trick and I'm going to teach it to all those who were not here last year we're going to learn it again so I took my whole entire Dough because I want everyone to be able to see it and I um I cut it into I cut it into six pieces but instead of cutting it through and having to pinch the tops I just cut it almost all the way to the Tippi as top and I left it connected by the top so you don't have to pinch the tops now if you're if you're baking at home and you see that your Hala is a little bit sticky when you take it out of the pan out of the bowl after it's risen try not to add flour to it because then it makes it clumpy and lumpy and it doesn't rise nicely add a little bit of oil to the palm of your hand and shmear it on the dough a little bit it'll make it so much easier to work with so here we have our dough that's divided into six see that and you see how it's all attached at the top I'm not doing anything yet because I want everyone to have the opportunity to work with me at the same time if anybody needs help the uh Runners are around holding their flags and holding more dough do you feel like the dough lady honey not like the bag lady the dough lady oh I'm watching everybody I'm seeing some really nice uh lessons being learned over here so before I uh used to teach classes and kala baking I didn't really know how to teach them because uh I just knew how to break kala I didn't really know exactly how to explain it and then when KH invited me to come and bra kala she taught me the easy way which is two over two over everything and then the first over two second over everything first over two so I'm thinking that most people are ready to start braiding we're not ready to start braiding second Over All first over two of course it's not second over two it's second over all first over two switch sides of course so I think I'm going to start braiding my Hala and then if I need to make another sample we'll take a little piece of the unity Hollow we'll braid it and then we'll place it on top again so if everybody's ready we're going to start braiding our holl now if you want to braid your holler in a different way please go ahead and do so nothing's written in stone over here or nothing's written in D okay and I'm going to hold this over here and see if I could do everything at the same time so the second overall um I guess I'm not on the screen all first over two switch sides of course of course but I'm not on the screen so it doesn't I'm not on the screen I'm a little bit insulted oh you're putting me on the screen now fantastic fantastic you're super you're a super photographer super super photographer oh here we go so we're going to do it like this oh being that you're doing such a great job here okay we're going to do second overall oh thank so special thank you so much thank you okay so yeah so we're going to do second overall oh perfect thank you so much perfect and then we're going to take the first one and we're going to do it over two and it's not going to look beautiful because we're not here in the Privacy our homes using our nice sharp serrated knives but we're going to do the best that we can and then after we just worked with this side now we're switching over to this side and we're going to take again the second overall and then we're going to do the first over two and then we're going to switch sides again and you can always adjust your uh braided uh pieces so that they uh you know that they're not playing with each other too much then we're going to go again to this side and we're going to go second overall first over two and then we're going to switch sides again so we're always working first on the right side and then on the left side and we're going to do second overall first over two switch sides so even though this one is going to this side we're going to start working with this side again and here we go second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides second overall I know it sounds repetitious but got to get the job done first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides I'm going to move this all back to the middle of the uh of the uh of the cutting board over here or the working board okay we're going to go here second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two now if you get confused you can always basically imagine Where You Are now I'm going to finish it off once you get the hang of these things it's really easy to do it and if you're at home and if you need to practice you can always take six different per six six different socks and you can take them and you can pin them together at the top with a safety pin and you could practice that way it's a great way to practice and you'll see that you're not making a mistake because of the way it weaves itself and then we tuck it inide underneath and we cetch it together and we have a super fantastic kala I mean it's not the most beautiful kala but you made it and that makes it beautiful Now ladies I'm going to do this once more but I just want to give everyone instructions on when you bring your Hala home tonight your Dough because it's not Hala yet it's just dough when you bring your dough home tonight if you want to bake it tonight you're going to leave it in a warm place for about an hour and then you're going to bake it at 350 for about 35 to 45 minutes you'll know when it's done if you decide that you don't want to bake your Hala tonight oh the sprad there should be on the tables I think I think every other table has a spray by the way you don't really need spray because it's going to come out nicely after you bake it but okay if you decide you don't want to bake your Hala tonight um my suggestion is you put your dough in the refrigerator until tomorrow night and then tomorrow night take it out of the fridge if you're going to work tomorrow take it out of the fridge when you come home home put it on the counter and let it rise for an hour and then bake it at 350 as you would bake it tonight by the way if you don't want to bake your kala tonight or tomorrow night you can go home you can take your braided Hala that's in the pan and you could put it into the freezer which is a fantastic idea you can put it into the freezer in your pan but don't put it in the shop in the bag in the freezer because then it's might start Rising a little bit and then it's going to stick to the bag and it's going to be like a Band-Aid it's going to make a big mess when you pull it off put it in your freezer you can leave it there as long as you need to please not after PES and when you decide that you want to have it for shabas take it out of the freezer take it out of the plastic bag put it into a warm place but not on top of a preheated oven put into a warm place for like two or three or four hours and then when you see that it's nicely risen and when you like touch it it like snaps back at you then you bake it the same way you would bake it tonight at 350 for 35 to 40 minutes and if anybody would like to post pictures if anyone is on Facebook or uh Instagram or anything like that we'd love to see your finished product where are the recipes oh in the swag bag that You' got there are four amazing recipes whole wheat water Hala regular Hala and I don't remember what the other one is but it's probably a good one I'm sure it's a good one what could be bad with Hala and don't forget young girls when you make when you bring your Hala home and you bake it it doesn't matter how it comes out you made it that's the special thing about kala there's no such thing as a bad kala when I go to people's houses for lunch on chabas I love to try their kala because it's just I always watch them the way they slice it because everyone slices Hala differently but I just love to eat other people's Hala and I'm a big big Hala fan I don't know yeah we could braid one more of course we can yes some people people if you found the spray on your uh table spray your pan a little bit it's really nice um we're make one more Hala here what did I do with my knife okay miss you okay we're going to do this once more for those people I mean as far as I'm concerned Hala is the most important part of any chabas meal right most important part I can't even imagine having chabas meal without a good kala so you see I'm going to take my dough here cut it in half and then I'm going to separate it a little bit and then I'm going to cut each piece into four into three it's really so easy once you get the hang of it and once you get the hang of Hala baking it's really such a special special mitzvah for women to do and the bra of fresh kala is also as people spoke about it so often tonight it's just one of the special thing for women for us women it's our special time so here we have six little pieces here you can make tiny little hollas you can make big ones you can make ceremonial hollas you can make somebody oh hi so we're going to do this again I'm going to do it facing me we're going to do again we're going to do second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides second overall first over two switch sides now if you decide that you want to bake a Hala instead of making it with six to make it with with four instead of doing second overall first over two you could do second overall first over one switch sides I don't we don't bake Hollow with six braids in our store we only make it with four because six is too time consuming you could take that of course six is too time consuming we make it only with four and so instead of doing second overall first over two we do second overall first over one and then we do again second overall first over one switch sides and the holla comes out really pretty I'm G to put this on top of our un I know I know it's a little bit dwarfed by it but uh you know she's ready for what I'm not giving up this spot yet no I'm kidding did you're going to take these home and make do you heard my instructions right these are for you for our cameraman that these are for you okay you g know what to do with them or you need instructions again you oh you have the video okay so our fantastic cameraman over here up front Mr uh Eli what David David David David's gonna take home my Hala what a lucky guy and his wife for haard is Gonna Bake It for Shabbat and I'm going to be so happy I am done give it up [Music] foral all right everybody the time has come we hope to see you this Shabbat so sign up on the cards at your table to be hosted candle lighting cards are in your swag swag bags with candles for you to light this Friday evening candle lighting time is 4:22 p.m. Danielle you can do the music I liked it contact Jan Spire Brooklyn to come to ER is on a highly subsidized trip with the jwrp J Inspire is arranging an upcoming trip this may get on the bandwagon and thank you again Isaac and Edie gross for sponsoring this unbelievable even we hope that you are inspired tonight now reach out and Inspire others