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have faith in the kids you are raising,and in yourselves
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Nebach
I agree that it’s a nebach that I thanked him for clarifying his previous post, but what can you do? Politeness is a character flaw of mine.
The Wolf
That’s not what I was saying nebach to.
OK Eclipse ready for the game..
The rules were broken right away!
Take a wild guess… 🙂
#1 a table
#2 8
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Nebach
Just say NO to drugs.
My limit is reached when I see someone chew with the mouth wide open, so all the food is visible.
Hey, I was eating supper when I read that! Now I lost my appetite! 🙂
bpt,
Since you’re such a health fanatic (avalanche continues), why don’t you use the natural peanut butter (I know, it separates, but since you’re a fanatic…)?
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Sometimes alteh posters come back as well.
What about Haifagirl?
tbt,
Why are you so intolerant of their intolerance? 🙂
Open door for pizza delivery
Make sure to order extra for the firemen.
send in this question to businesshalacha.com and see what they say. It might even make their popular newsletter “Business Weekly”
I think BHI is run by the same fellow as the NASI project.
I needed to take a short break.
As you present the issue, the break was needed. It was therefore part of the job. So you gave the full 5 hours. (Even had you not used the term “needed”, a fifteen minute break would certainly be a reasonable expectation.)
Tizku L’mitzvos.
Um, U followed by pareve is the Kosher dairy symbol?
I copied straight from the site – I hadn’t noticed that part!
Unless you have health concerns with milk-based formula, I’d avoid the soy. Better to drink cholov stam formula than have these side effects.
Very possible, especially if the baby is exclusively on soy. If it’s a supplement to nursing, it might not be an issue (I haven’t seen the studies; if CY formula wasn’t available, I’d do more research).
someone in BP, Sean Ben Noach,
Thanks for the info. I was wondering about Grandmaster’s issue as well, regarding resetting to factory settings. Will that reinstall the browser, or can you totally uninstall the browser so that even resetting won’t leave an internet enabled device?
From their FAQs:
Q:
A:
Can you have it set up to block most internet but allow certain sites?
Doesn’t an ipod touch have wifi, and therefore unfiltered internet?
Goq, it’s not yet Purim and you’re already dipsy! 🙂
And the jewelry saleslady whose head is directly connected to her shoulders?
She’s necklace.
How’s the guy who fell into the blender while making pancakes?
Batter.
Mazal Tov! May they share many healthy, happy years together and always give you much nachas!
It is preferable but NOT a halachic necessity (as stated by OU R Blumenkrantz ZTL and others) to buy liquid premade formula
Possibly, it’s because a small amount of chametz would have been batel, but if you mix it on Pesach, even minute amounts do not become batel.
Oops… wrong thread.
1) washing dishes
2) wedding ring
In a way you’re possibly increasing Jewish sales of music in the future.
The same thing could be said for any music. Yet the secular music industry has spent millions of dollars to cut down on copying. They seem to feel that they make more money if no one copies.
Then “Yeshivas Chofetz Chaim” should stop calling themselves a “seminary”!
You can’t have your cake and eat it too.
Those answers are half-baked.
The kosher bakery I go to has 90% non-jewish staff….
Outside there is 100% Jewish people looking for Tzedakah
Go Figure……..
Are those Jewish people capable of holding down a job?
Don’t believe in chicken soup.
You need to work on your emunah! 🙂
why do girls call seminary yeshiva, boys go to yeshiva girls don’t!
I heard that there was a left wing place for girls which had the motto We put the “she” in yeshiva!
Here’s another thread on the topic. Welcome to the CR!
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/closing-threads
The main reason they close topics is k’day sheyishalu hatinokos 🙂
Because otherwise the garment would fall apart.
doctors recommend milk based formula
Formula in EY are comparable to American brands
Our pediatrician has told us both of these as well.
If you want *true* chalav yisrael, nurse 🙂
There’s a pre-1A rebbe who teaches that Moshe Rabbeinu wouldn’t eat from a non-Jewish nurse because it wasn’t chalav Yisrael!
It seems to concede if in fact you would never have bought it (for whatever reasons), it would be permissible. But he feels that if it is still being sold, it is unfair to think you would not have otherwise purchased it.
In other words, in theory, yes, but in practice, no. As one rov reportedly told someone who asked if he could copy a CD since he wouldn’t buy it anyway, “of course you wouldn’t buy it since you could copy it!”.
I just read it. It seems that if it’s not being sold, it would be okay to copy it, and if it is being sold, you can copy for yourself if you bought it, but not for others or from others, and there is no acceptable rationalization that “I would not have bought it anyway”.
Should one use soy based formula instead of milk based formula, to avoid CS? Or is milk based formula significantly better than soy based, warranting using the CS?
Just what reasons would be wrong anyway? Presumably, people only divorce when they are not happy together. I can’t think of any better reason.
Not being happy together is NOT a valid reason to get divorced. It’s a reason to work on being happy together, including getting outside help. Not being able to be happy together even after putting in the fullest effort to might be a good reason, but for many, unfortunately, the reason is not inability, rather, unwillingness. And even if we can’t always judge whether or not a couple put in their fullest effort, sometimes we can.
and who doesnt like a yenta
SJSinNYC,
I prefaced my comment by noting that there is CY Similac formula available, it’s just more expensive. I know people who were told to use treif formula in cases where the infant couldn’t tolerate kosher ones, so I would agree that if no other formula was available, chalav stam would certainly be better! But there are definitely poskim who aren’t matir chalav stam simply for expense. (When I wrote under any circumstances, I didn’t mean even pikuach nefesh.)
mbachur,
If the chalav stam is free, that would certainly constitute grounds to be meikil according to R’ Moshe.
For those who consider CY a chumra, but do keep it, I think it’s a good question, whether one should use soy based formula instead of milk based formula, to avoid CS.
This reminds me of the question: How many Avinu Malkeinus are there?
I just took a look at the thread which started this, and apparently, Dr. Miller has been contacted about whether he’s makpid or not, so hopefully, my theories will be a moot point and we’ll find out his wishes.
According to my reading of the Igros Moshe, even if he’s makpid, it might be mutar, but I would ask a shaila first.
First of all, for the record, I didn’t quote Rav Belsky, I found this piece from Rabbi Moishe Dovid Lebovits (Halachically Speaking) on this site (with help from Cherrybim from the Copying CDs thread.) It doesn’t say that this p’sak is from Rav Belsky, it says, “(footnote 96) Refer to Igros Moshe O.C. 4:40:19.”, and that the piece was “Reviewed by Rabbi Benzion Schiffenbauer Shlita”.
What may be inferred from that Igros Moshe is that it would be midas s’dom for the originator of the recording to be makpid if he does not stand to profit. If I understand correctly, it would still be assur to copy a recording which is currently for sale even if one is certain that he would not purchase it.*
It’s also possible that one is allowed to assume that the original producer is not makpid since he no longer sells it (likely, he would be flattered to know that some people are still interested in his music!).
Regarding Charlie Hall’s point, (possible hakpada for other reasons) R’ Moshe addresses this regarding divrei Torah and says that the maggid shiur may later find his piece faulty and be embarrassed if it’s available publicly. It’s doubtful if that’s the case here, it’s probably just not a marketable item at this point in time.
* A young bachur once told me the following story about himself. He copied his married brother’s CD, rationalizing that it was an unusual style of Jewish music which he would certainly never purchase. His copy broke, so he asked his brother to borrow it again, but it too had broken. He then went to the store and bought it! He then realized that it’s impossible to be certain that a recording that you do find worthwhile to have, you would never buy.
They didn’t post the link I set up for download (totally understandable).
re: copying in halacha
HALACHICALLY SPEAKING
Compiled by Rabbi Moishe Dovid Lebovits
Reviewed by Rabbi Benzion Schiffenbauer Shlita
All Piskei Horav Yisroel Belsky Shlita are reviewed by Horav Yisroel Belsky Shlita
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A CD or tape which is no longer sold in stores and is not possible to buy may be copied from a friend.
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