Blumenkrantz Pesach Digest vs Tashlich Prayer

This state of the art Pesach Digest Application integrates the clarity of the book The Laws of Pesach; A Digest, with the ease of modern technology. Now, the world-renowned Pesach Digest can be at your fingertips for an easy in-app purchase of just $7.99 a year. The Pesach Digest App is a searchable database of products listed in the book, and the information is divided by category and subcategory. In addition to the categories found in the book, a category for kashering and baby products is also included in the App. The App is ideal to use while shopping for Pesach or cleaning out your cabinets. Fast and convenient, the Pesach Digest App will make your Pesach preparations a breeze. The Laws of Pesach; A Digest started off as a small pamphlet, written by Rabbi Blumenkrantz, to educate people about the products they can use on Pesach. Each year, the pamphlet grew, until the small pamphlet became a full book. The Digest contains everything you need to know to make Pesach, and more. Thousands of foods, products, and medications were researched to create a database that informs you of which products can be used on Pesach, and which ones are not allowed. Each year a new book is released with up-to-date research on product information. Essentially, The Digest is all you need to make Pesach. Helping your family make Pesach since 1975, Rabbi Blumenkrantz's sons bring you the only one of its kind - The Pesach Digest App. Note: The database costs $6.99 each year. Please email us with any questions, PesachApp@Gmail.com

Tashlich Prayer ceremony recited during the days of awe (the days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur) recited alongside a body of running water. It symbolizes one's casting away their previous years sins. This app will tell you when the proper time to say the prayer is and give you text in Hebrew (short), Hebrew (full) and English forms. In loving memory of Joseph M. Katzenstein Yehuda Moshe Yosef ben HaChaver Klonimos ע״ה who knew how to imbue the חול (mundane) with קודש (holy) The recitation of Tashlich as a family unit was a Katzenstein family tradition that began when the family settled in Washington Heights in the 1940's. Joe ע״ה continued the tradition with his children and later his grandchildren first in Washington Heights, then in Monsey and Englewood. We hope that you use and share this app with your family and friends to keep Joe's ע״ה memory alive. As such, this app personifies the way he chose to live his daily life by using the mundane to promote holiness. The family of Diane and Joe ע״ה Katzenstein, Schabes, Factor and Feintuch families