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Hi! I'm Eliezer Bulka
I live in Baltimore, Maryland.
I grew up in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and
I'm pretty darn proud of it as well.
For both of you who are interested, my personal profile is finally up. Check it out.
If you aren't, and I don't blame you, please enjoy the other cool stuff I've put together.

Well it sure took long enough but I finally got myself a guestbook so I can get an idea of the droves and droves of people who visit this page every hour. If you have a second - don't bother. But if you have two, please sign my GuestBook.

Things I Like

• Animaniacs
• Hockey
• Star Wars
• The Ottawa Senators
• Mr. Bean
• Steven Wright

My Home and Native Land

• Why is Canada better than the US?
• O Canada! WAV file with words or AU file - instrumental
• An American's Guide to Canada:A fun site for the average American or the Canadian who enjoys making fun of the average American
• Molson Canadian's "I Am" Site of the Week

Friends and Family

• Sunday Night with Rabbi Bulka

  My father hosts a radio call-in show on 580 CFRA. The show is Sunday night from 9-11pm. Click here to listen.

• My good friend Martin Bodek

  Lots of fun links in this site. It's almost worth connecting to my page just for this link! Impossible, you say? Go ahead and see.

My Works (Kodesh)

• The Weight of the Teiva

  An interesting essay I put together myself, inspired by a question asked by a Rebbe of mine. A lot of fun if you're into math. I have added a special feature for you deprived souls who know not the language of the world, metric that is. Just pass the mouse over the button next to each metric figure to see it in Imperial figures. (Haven't finished that yet. Oh, and sorry about the mistakes at the end. I had a little trouble getting the Greek characters in.)

• Amudei HeChatzer

  An insightful analysis of a problematic Rashi dealing with the beams that surrounded the Mishkan, involving well-known Acharonim. Also lots of fun if you are into this sort of thing.

• Dayanei Yisroel

  Equally as confusing as the others but not as entertaining. If you are into "emes le'amito" then stick to others.

• Weekly Dvar Torah

  Every week I try and put together a nice little shtikle on the Parsha and get it out to a whole bunch of people I know. If you would like to be on that list of people, even if I don't know you, it's as easy as pi. Just email me and say so.

• The Weekly Shtikle - Year One

  Here it is. A complete 50 page file with all the Divrei Torah from my first year, for all those who joined late.
  MS Word Version (right click and save)
  Corel WordPerfect Version (same as above)
  Convenient HTML Version (for a DT on the run)
  

• The Egyptian Holocaust

  This is a document written by a friend of mine, exploring the similarities between the slavery in Egypt and other plights of the Jews throughout history, most specifically the Holocaust. It is quite interesting and worth a look. Sorry about the quality of the Hebrew. I'm working on it.

• Goral HaNachalos

  An odd investigation of the odds of the Goral HaNachalos falling out the way it did if not for Divine intervention. May only be interesting if you are a Statistics major.

• Melech Shemochal al Kevodo

  This is a piece I wrote for the sefer Or HaNer on Kiddushin put out by Ner Yisroel this year. Since it was in Hebrew, I had to scan it in so it is a little bit messy and the file is rather large. My appologies.

• Coming Soon: Pi in the Torah and More

My Works (Chol)

Hey, everyone is allowed to have some fun with their spare time. This is what I did with some of mine, perhaps a little too much of it:

• President Kennedy tells the public what America is really all about. Listen closely

• Bad Hair Day

  This is my documentation of quite an embarassing experience that happened to me this past year. It is actually quite funny. And there is some photographic evidence as well.

• Grid Iron Homer

  This one was pretty easy to make but it was a lot of fun.

• Homer suits up for the Senators

  This one took a lot of work. I am quite proud of it. I sure hope I don't get sued for this. Please warn me before you do so.

• Kramer fills in for the Cat

  Naaah! Cute. But nothing compared to the others.

• NHL Stanley Cup Playoff Grids

  I worked pretty hard on these as well so I hope you like them. I am always open to suggestions so please send any recommendations for this year's grid.
  1995-96 Playoffs
  1996-97 Playoffs
  1997-98 Playoffs
  1998-99 Playoffs
  

• A couple of clips from the Senators' last game of '96-'97

  Duschene scores the game winner
  The Sens make the playoffs for the first time ever

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  Amaretto cake recipe

  This is a recipe that I got from my cousins in Baltimore. I tried it. It is unbelievable, as long as you aren't too stingy on the alcohol. (Yes, I can bake, even though I am a man.)

If you have comments, suggestions, or no good reason whatsoever, please email me at EzBulka@hotmail.com

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