Max and Janet Salter of Beverly Hills, California created a version of these events for dogs. In some denominations, girls can complete a siyum as an alternative to these (15[1])events. They're not weddings, but candy is often thrown at the (15[1])main participant in these (15[1]-5[1])events (15[1])at their conclusion. Participants in these events give a (*) d'var Torah, signifying that they have become a "child of the commandments". These events allow their (10[1])participants to be counted in a minyan. A gender-neutral name for these ceremonies replaces one word with the letter bēt. At these (10[1])ceremonies, a child is called up for aliyah and leads the Haftarah part of the Shabbat service upon reaching the age of 13. For 10 points, name these Jewish coming-of-age ceremonies. ■END■