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MikvahMinder's Blog will keep you informed of news relating to Taharas HaMishpacha, Mikvahs, or anything else MikvahMinder staff deem interesting!
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Mikvah Blog
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Wednesday, 28 April 2010 22:04 |
 MikvahMinder.com is proud to offer a full range of AquaModesta and SeaSecret women's & girls' "tznius" (modest) swimwear for our customers in a stunning range of colors including sky blue; pink; lilac; orchid; floral print and denim!
Check out our range of stylish swimwear with long sleeves, leggings sewn in and the option of coordinated head coverings. The advanced swimwear material is soothing, rapid-drying and also provides UV protection. Click here to see the latest styles in modest swimwear!
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"Since I got my brand new bath dress, I finally found a new freedom !!!" Modiin, Israel
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Saturday, 20 March 2010 21:51 |
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 MikvahMinder™ is pleased to announce that you can now view the halachic times (Z'manim) directly in your MikvahMinder™ calendar. To view the times, simply move the mouse over the little clock icon which can be found in the upper right corner of each date on your calendar.
Currently, all times are calculated according to the GR''A, but if requested we will add the times according to the Mogen Avrohom.
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MikvahMinder is pleased to announce a new feature: Export to Google Calendar!
 1. Step One: After logging into your MikvahMinder™ calendar click on the "Add to Google Calendar" button on the left of the screen. You must have vestos recorded for the button to be displayed.
2. Step Two: A window will pop up prompting you for your Google email and password. Enter your account information, and click on the submit button. MikvahMinder™ does not store your Google account information.
That's it! At this point, all your upcoming vestos will be added to your google calendar! You can click on these events and have Google send you reminders as well.
If you have any questions or comments, please email the webmaster.
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Monday, 18 January 2010 15:32 |
RUSSIA [FJC] — During some minor reconstruction work in the Kostrama synagogue, Chief Rabbi of Kostroma Nison Ruppo found a deep hole in the synagogue’s kitchen. After examining the pit, which had been filled in with concrete and covered over, it became apparent that the hole had served as the mikvah for the Kostoma community in the years predating the October Revolution. Later on, during the Soviet regime, this mikvah had been filled and then sealed off.
It is worth noting that, during his exile to Kostroma in 1927, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Schneersohn, the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, immersed in this mikvah. Learning this information made the find even more significant for the Kostrama Jewish community and more determined to “re-open” the mikvah.
Rabbi Ruppo, who is also a Chabad-Lubavitch emissary serving in the region, has begun to raise the necessary funds to build the new mikvah. The mikvah will be beautiful and modern, and will meet the strictest requirements of Jewish law. The synagogue’s kitchen will be relocated to a different area of the building in order to enable the mikvah to be built in it’s original location.
The Jewish community of Kostroma is a member of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia.
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Monday, 19 October 2009 20:28 |
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MikvahMinder is proud to announce that we have received an endorsement from Rabbi Fishel Jacobs of Kfar Chabad. (Click here to view the endorsement from Rabbi Jacobs.)
Rabbi Jacobs is the author of seven non-fiction books, including acclaimed works on difficult areas of practical Talmudic law, in use worldwide. For over a decade, he acted as the Tel Aviv University campus chaplain (Chabad).
Jacobs was perhaps the first American ordained by the head rabbis of Israel. He holds a PhD (equivalency) from the Israel Dept. of Religion, and completed training as a Rabbinic attorney.
He served as a lieutenant in an Israel army combat engineering unit, on active duty during the entire Gulf War.
Rabbi Jacobs retired from the Israel Prison Service in 2005, where he was the only American staff officer, a Major, serving as a prison chaplain and hand-to-hand combat instructor.
He is the author of many books dealing with the subject of family purity (Taharas HaMishpacha) including Family Purity : A Guide to Marital Fulfillment, and Z'manim.
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