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The question is: “what is considered appropriate and necessary hishtadlus in this case, and to what extent will it inhibit the child’s natural sense of freedom to keep him on a leash?
That’s not the only question. It is one of several relevant questions.
Other questions include:
How will use of a harness or non-use affect how frequently I let the kid walk versus stick in stroller or not take outside at all?
How will use of a harness or non-use affect my stress levels? How will my stress levels affect my kid’s stress levels?
You forgot the third type: those who let them run around but watch and follow them closely
They are a small minority.
I believe in doing this. I didn’t believe in it until I had a toddler.
There’s two types of people in this world. People who stick their toddler in a stroller and don’t let them run around outside, and people who use the harness. And people who don’t know how to count.
Breitbart is Jewish, and the purpose of starting the website was to report fairly about Israel. I’ve heard there are so many frum people working there that they have a mincha minyan.
Now that Trump is president, we don’t have to care anymore about the baseless racism claims that the media makes against anyone they don’t like. Viva le revolucion!
what’s wrong with learning torah?
I doubt she meant chocolate.
Yes, but maybe she meant heroin.
Depends what they were addicted to.
Semester?
Wouldn’t widespread refusal to date otherwise healthy individuals on meds encourage such individual to drop their medication before starting shidduchim so that they needn’t disclose that they’re on meds?
As opposed to disclosing that they’re depressed or anxious? And that they’d be taking meds except that they don’t want to disclose it?
Sounds like a way better discussion
Lost in all the discussion of Obamacare has been the mitzvah that we must be sure that all people have health care. Barack Hussein Obama tried (with a reasonable level of success) to fulfill this mitzvah, and he ought to get some credit for it from the frum among us.
Yup, mitzva number 614!
My premiums have gone up but not at a pace that seems outrageous. The increase in deductibles, co-pays and co-insurance, however, have been terrible. I am now paying over 1,700 a month (employer pays the rest) for incomplete coverage and what amounts to a high-deductible plan (compared to my deductibles of 4 years ago.
Sorry, 1700 a month is 20k a year. That seems outrageous. How much were you paying before?
Also, you should really switch employers. I’m sure you can get the traditional low deductible plan at many comparable employers for 11k
Also, assuming the Trump will nominate originalists is tenuous.
he could always imitate the left and nominate ideologues. Gets to a similar place.
Think about jwhat you’re paying now versus 8 years ago.
Think about jwhat you’re paying now versus 8 years ago.
And how much higher your deductible is
17 percent increase year over year, assuming constant rate of grow th means it doubles every 5 years, so in 15 years it will be 8 times as much.
Nice
I plan to be in a remote jungle in south America, about to be cannibalized. Then, I’ll make the sun go dark, and they’ll make me their chief.
I’d email them saying that their website just says there is a warranty, and doesn’t have anything to indicate it only covers poles, and if they’d like, you’d be happy to discuss by a bais din.
Just was wondering this, and googled, and found this. There really should be.
Anyone wanna open one with me?
Looks like their website was hacked
Presumably somewhere the warranty carves out consequential damages, or limits the recovery to the cost of the covered item
But the one I found said it’s the only Sukkah with a 10 year warranty.
Right. bec mine only covers the poles for 10 years.
The terms seem pretty basic, but it doesn’t say anything about only covering poles or any other portion of the Sukkah
i also googled, and found one that has 3 years on fabric and 10 years on poles.
what kind of sukkah. we’ll read
Apparently a non-kosher certified Dunkin Donuts is thus better from a kashrus perspective, since they don’t prepare meat, than a Starbucks.
You don’t know anything. Dunkin donuts prepares meat.
The maskama is that now virtually all Starbucks locations are treif even for plain coffee since they virtually all now prepare treif meat on location?
The maskana is that you are a liar and misrepresent the Torah. See above.
Some people steal torah scrolls. You steal torah.
You must have a very soft head.
are you willing to live in a place you have never heard of before while doing the shlichus of avrohom avinu? that is the question you need to ask yourself.
More accurately, ask the person you’re dating.
How can choshuv people get the schar kulam from doing gelilah?
Can anyone here explain the differences between Chofetz Chaim boys and Brisker boys?
What are brisker boys? Do you mean boys who learn in paterson or fallsburg for 3 years, then in brisk (freqeuntly without ever getting into shiur) for a year and a half, and then BMG?
How can a yisroel get schar for doing the avodah? By bringing his grandchildren who are kohanim to do the avodah?
The way you are describing them seems accurate. Some “wear blue shirts, some guys do college, and a lot of guys want to go into chinuch. I also hear that all the boys from there are very mentshlich… Additionally, I see boys from that yeshiva in my community and they all seem very nice and ben torah-dik.”
Why not just go out with the guy, and see if it fits.
Use a wifi card.
Ask Joseph. Hes the one who does it and says it was rabbi miller’s idea
Lilmod,
That’s a very good point. And I’m glad you’re able to say it without being scared for your family. Is a good thing I’m not Joseph
No one in either thread ever suggested or asserted that withholding a divorce just out of spite is ever acceptable.
That’s ok, you don’t need to, when you can just threaten their family–Rabbi Miller.
We say most of the piyutim like that. Like ata hu elokeinu bashamayim uvaaretz, and like l’kel orech din.
kapusta, how do you judge who is a godol in the first place?
You start by disqualifying anyone who advocates threatening people’s children because they disagree about something stupid.
Ask Joseph if you don’t believe me.
Also, to mention rabbi miller in same sentence as Reb moshe Feinstein is laughable. Ha ha ha
Wolf, Joseph says it in his name. Its hard to believe rabbi miller actually said it, but Joseph says so
If you trust joseph, Rabbi miller also apparently said you should threaten people’s family if they don’t have the right hashkafos.
So, why would anyone care what he said?
Yes, a psychotherapist.
Yes, a psychotherapist.
The liberals should just pretend that the chickens are African Americans being murdered in drug related and other crimes, and then they won’t have to care anymore. It seems.
If Joseph is representative of rabbi miller’s teachings , then I don’t really care what he said