According to the Rama, someone who is going to continue eating who pauses his meal to answer a Zimun must pause until the end of the first Bracha. Where does he start his eventual Birkat HaMazon from?

If a person is pausing their meal to participate in a Zimun, how long must they pause for?

We discuss a situation where one person has finished eating but the other two have not yet finished.

We discuss a Tzeiruf where two people are ready to say Birkat HaMazon but the third person is not yet ready.

We discuss the end of the Avodah on Tisha B'Av.

We discuss thinking about Torah on Tisha B'Av as well as issuing Piskei Halacha, and/or sitting on a Beit Din.

We continue to discuss exceptions to the prohibition on Torah Study on Tisha B'Av.

We continue to discuss the prohibition of studying Torah on Tisha B'Av, when it applies, and some possible exceptions.

We go back to the discussion we started last year regarding studying Torah on Tisha B'Av.

We discuss including someone who has been excommunicated in a Zimun.