a) If a parent dies, a daughter can marry after sheloshim, with all the music, food, dancing, etc... correct? b) Can her brother attend the wedding as usual? c) In such a situation, are there any restriction for either the daughter or the brother? d) Does a honeymoon constitute "sheva berakhos" and postpone shiva? e) After the wedding (and the honeymoon if it constitutes shefva berakhos), the daughter (bride) resumes her mourning and cannot listen to music, attend joyful events, etc for the 12 months...correct?

Does a man need a Gett to get religiously married again, or is it only required for the woman? Thanks, Harlan

1)I am a yeshiva student who has heard about the slifkin controversy. what is your position?2)Are you affiliated with Aish?3)I live in Brooklyn,  NY. could you send me information of any events in my area?

What has become of the Temple vessels, menorah, and other artifacts confiscated by the conquering Romans? Does the Vatican retain possession of these items today? Does the Vatican have an official position on this matter, and if so do you know where I might find it posted? And if it doesn't, would there be anything wrong with my inquiring of them directly on this matter? And, finally, if so, do you have any recommended I contacts there I might start with?

Where did the orginis of eruv's come from, and what is the hallachic background for it.