We discuss fixing a punctured Shofar with non-Shofar materials.

The Rama explains why, L'Chatchila, it is best not to use a punctured Shofar.

The Mishna Berurah notes that the timing is key when determining if/when a person should add a clause to the Bracha Achat Me'ein Shalosh in a situation of doubt.

We discuss when one can add a clause to a Bracha Achat Me'ein Shalosh in a situation of doubt.

We discuss why one can't add a clause to a Bracha Achat Me'ein Shalosh in a situation of doubt.

We conclude yesterday's discussion. Then we discuss potentially adding a clause to the Bracha Achat Me'ein Shalosh in a situation of doubt.

We discuss someone who accidentally says Birkat HaMazon on wine or dates. What happens if he remembers in the middle of the Birkat HaMazon?

We discuss the possibility of Birkat HaMazon covering foods that require other Brachot Acharona.

We continue to discuss someone who drinks wine and water. What happens if the water comes out only after he has decided that he is done drinking wine?

We discuss a situation where one has less than a Shiur of wine but more than a Shiur of other beverages. What does one do for Bracha Acharon in this situation?