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Just read all the other threads that have discussed this.
In Bigdei Shbbos? The RAMAH says Yeish Nahagu (695:2)
http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=14166&st=&pgnum=323
I guess this id why Gov Murphy wants to tax property owners for the water runoff!
Tell me one good reason why I can’t find Drizzilicious in my local grocery ?
1. lack of shelf space?
2. suppliers do not stock it?
3. doesn’t know about the product?
4. Tried to sell it but it didn’t catch on?LB: Did you do the obvious….speak to the store manager and ask him/her to order it?
The Aruch Hashulchan discusses what to drink
reb. I have never heard the story that you heard by Rabbi Frand but the story regading the milchigs kiddush on shavuous is in one of Rbbi Krohn’s maggid books as well as the artscroll biography of Reb Yaakov. I live near one of Reb Yaakov’s granddaughters and verified that the family minhag is to eat gebrokts while reb Yaakov himself did not based on the story of why he did not eat gebrokts as i saw it in the artscroll biography.
REb. I do not know about the gebrokts story…but Reb Yaakov’s personal family minhag was to eat gebrokts as his family does to this day. He had a personal because he once found himself in someone’s house and so as not to eat the pesach food and embarass the host he said he didn’t eat gebrokts and since Reb Yaakov was an ish emes he peronally accepted the chumra. The story with his second rebbetzin concerned Reb yaakovs minhag of not eating milchigs on erev shabbos and she made a milchidegah kiddush on the first day of shavuous which that year was erev shabbos and he realized he never told her about this chumra. He had some bochurim go with him to another room where he was mattir neder so he can partake of the milchigs. I have heard from a rov from Long Island that family members verified he reaccepted this chumra afterwards.
T22T- personally I don’t care what they wear.
I am not a moderator for YWN, but for another website. We have strict guidelines to follow. i have had some of my posts rejected for not following CR rules. MODS do their jobs even if I may disagree with their decision.
screen names dont wear yarmulkes or sheitels.
item #2: i highly doubt it will spoil before the end of the day.
ct: hopefully i am not violating HIPPA, how did your grandson’s surgery go? are the dr’s optimistic that the pin will heal the ankle properly?
refuah shlelaimah….may the surgery be a success and the healing process be quick and pain free as possible.
And the Mishna berura quotes it “U’lkulo Almah” not just the “Mogen Avrahom” (697 SK1)
http://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=14166&st=&pgnum=328&hilite=
apushatayid: as I wrote in another thread discussing this subject, we have two charts in two different places in the shul showing the seat that are sold and those that are “open”. If a person is having a simcha, they are expected to be there before brochos and help seat their guests.
REb. G. dont know if our fore fathers were “moser nefesh” when it was relativelyy easy for one to walk to his neighbors farm to milk the cow as I heard from my neighbor who was born in a polish shtetl and survived the death camps.In fact , the pri megadim paskens that if the town does not raise non kosher animals one can trust all the milk.
not all of us are “pc jews” we just go with “ad dlo yada” as explained by the ramah and only use wine.
http://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=49628&st=&pgnum=320
and for what reason do you think it is assur?
CTL: maybe in very large shuls or a Young israel,but not in your average shteibel where all it does is generally reserve your a seat and that’s about it. I am surprised that the OP is not being offered a seat for the year with membership. In all the local shuls in my flatbush neighborhood shul membership is bet $300 – $600/year which guarantees your seat for shabbos and yom tov with an extra fee for the yomim noraim.
I love these “needle in the haystacks questions”? Are there any CR members who have children or relatives or friends who go there?
If they have good singing voices……no different then singing Ben Zion shenker or Yossi green compositions.
Mishna Berura 417:1 with 417:1:3
http://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=49626&st=&pgnum=173
http://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=49626&st=&pgnum=174
No, it depends on the market not the developer.
Yes, a separate list for trolls.
check out Nechama Cohens- cook book. Enlitened Kosher Cooking
I think it depends…..on how much the savings are.
insinkerator hot water dispenser. In your case IMHO stovetop kettle
GH: I took it that the OP was upset that his wife was showing up later then used to not earlier.
30 years ago Dr. Wikler wrote a book Bayis Neeman Byisroel where he already discussed part of this issue, as he said (paraphrase). for eightenn I was taught not to speak to boys and now I have to go out on dates and try to converse with a boy whn I have until now been taught it was wrong.
it wasn’t that long ago that Yaakov Salomon wrote in the FJJ Jthat he was moving to Lakewood so as to be closer to his children and grandchildren.
From what aspect …. kashrus, tznius, over shabbos?
Health: Might be a possibility. He also has children living in Lakewood.
My Brother-in-law has been living in Edison/Highland park for close to 20 years. I would suggest you try to contact either Rabbi Drucker of the Aguda of edison/highland park or Rabbi Luban of Cong. Ohr Torah.
eli51: You are correct but the seller is still listed as Bais Avrahom Congregation.It looks to me that he signed as president.
I do not know how the original purchase was funded. The property was in the name of the shul and the deed reads that Bais Avrahom Cong. was the seller. I sugggest you find Rabbi Leshinky’s phone number and ask him for an accounting of the funds if you are so interested.
Joseph: It’s none of our business. It’s a private shul.
Sorry Avi K. but that is not the way my Rav works.
Rav of my shul wishes me Hatzlachah every day when I wish him a good day as I leave shul.
Dwindling membership along with increased costs in maintaining and running the shul. In addition the long walk was starting to get more difficult for them, may Hashem grant both Rabbi Lechinsky and his rebbetzin Arichas Yamin Vshanim mit gezunt. To my knowledge he did not move the minyan.
the last time it was dropped in my driveway I left it there for three weeks. Never had another one delivered.
Hatzalah doesn’t need funds I mean all the Bbbq’s, chinese auctions and other fund raisers proves that that.
Show you? Ony if you come to my house to watch as I make it. Or you can try kosher dot com.
Many early MBD recorded music was written by R’ Shlomo Carlebach. For example Vchol Maminim is R’ Shlomo’s Tov lehodos. so it is possible that it is a RCS compostion sung by MBD.
“tLIK: It is not the moderator’s responsibility to correct misspellings.
With your mouth.
CTL: If I owned a sefer torah I probably would not allow someone I don’t know well to borrow it.
Someone in my neighborhood does the same thing. I always thought the did it to entertain his grandchildren.
My shul does not lend out its seforim to unknown individuals, only neighborhood shuls or members making a simcha in an outside catering hall.
this is not something one can prove or disprove…on taste and smell their is no debate. Put both apple sauce and sour cream on the table in my house with the latkes and the apple sauce will go untouched while the sour cream will be finished. Why do I use sour cream…..that’s the way my mother and grandmother served it, never with applesauce.