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Matan1:
Really? Don’t be so sure of that. Check out YU’s university funded EAGLBT toeiva club, directly recognized on the YU website:
http://www.einstein.yu.edu/education/md-program/einstein-umbrella.aspx
Reminder that tonights nittel (eve of Jan. 7.)
Starting in 2101 it will be a day later, on the eve of Jan. 8. It will move an additional one day later every 100 years, except every 400th year.
How are you sure? You are not sure; you merely are projecting your biases.
This type of tzedaka takes precedence over a shul repair or kiruv outreach.
Cancel her credit card. Tell her what her monthly discretionary spending is. Cash only. And you only give her that much as an allowance.
I highly doubt that a donor is covering the $1 Million potential payout.
uneeq:
Is the Halacha that a community must pay a man’s mortgage or rent (regardless how high it is) with Tzedaka funds or is the Halacha that a community must give Tzedaka to pay the basic necessities (food, etc.) to a man with a home, without asking him to sell his home (or rent less expensive elsewhere) to raise funds himself for his basic necessities? (IOW, is the Tzedaka being given to pay for him to keep his home or to pay for his food.)
mdd: The Chasidishe Seforim say no such thing.
What frequencies do cordless phones operate on?
Derech HaMelech: The idea that the Besht was focusing on the am haratzim is an untruth that has been propogated by the maskilim.
What can we learn when we put our Gemoras down on nittel nacht?
DaasYochid: Are you kidding? Finding a working boy in the Chareidi world is a “needle in a haystack”?! Not by a longshot.
That isn’t a “need”.
Can Tzvi name his son Hirsch? Aryeh name his son Leib? Tzipora name her daughter Faiga?
Any other names that are shared by boys and girls?
just me: If you do a good deed then you are absolved from all your bad deeds. Gotcha.
momX4: If your husband wants you to dress like that only at home in private, then he is correct and you should. If he wants you to dress like that publicly, then you are correct and you shouldn’t.
Is Simcha both a boys and a girls name?
What message are you getting from the one that isn’t working telling you that you cannot access?
Wolf: So you concede mdd’s point.
mdd: +1,000,000.
Excellently stated.
Did he even have offspring after the mabul? He was quite old during the mabel.
Besides, his children — if their were any — would have married Noach’s offsprint, thus all would be Bnei Noach.
shmendrik: The real masmidim leave their top two buttons opened, doubling their time savings to learn more and avoid bitul Torah.
It is a statistical reality that post-divorce people tend to be financially less secure than they were pre-divorce.
Delta allows a minyan shachris in the kitchen area on the international flight.
Anecdotally I’ve noticed that children of divorced parents are far more likely to get divorced themselves than children of a non-broken home. (Perhaps because divorce may have lost some of the stigma to them and they may see it as no big deal.)
JMH: Except what ZeesKite said is a matter of fact; just like eating treif.
No difference between ZK’s so-called Scotsman and mine.
Like akuperma said. Chasidim are Jewry’s Marine Corps.
The children will be with both spouses regardless whether they are divorced or married. In fact, the other spouse may even gain primary custody. But either way he or she will have significant time with the children.
The children are never divorced from either parent.
frummy: a) businessmen wear ties all day with no need to open the button b) yeshivish guys usually don’t wear ties.
Those rare times are few and far in between. Yes, they exists. But the vast majority of divorces were avoidable, unnecesary and very damaging to both spouses and, especially, the kids.
He is a chola. You wouldn’t blame someone suffering from hallucinations for doing the crazy things they do.
Same idea here.
akuperma: Medical science has shown placebos are often medically effective. If so, why should it be considered any differen than non-placebo medication?
Popa makes a great point. You have no way of knowing that your next marriage — should you even be lucky enough to be able to find someone — will be any better than this one. You will almost surely marry someone else who was previously married and had their own issues.
It may even be worse.
Because they are often blue collar workers and shvitz under the hard labor.
No true godol allows pork at Chanukah parties.
Woops… Can’t make the above statement. “No true Scotsman.”
Is this the generic name for Motrin?
It looks more regal. (I don’t do it. Perhaps I should.)
Divorce should be avoided at almost ALL costs. It should be a last last resort. The word should not even be mentioned in ones home.
Independence went from a community trust to public company. Is this the same?
Kibud Av V’Eim. Ask your parents every day what you can do to help them. Call them. Do the same for your grandparents.
There’s no comparable mitzvah to the chesed of kibud av v’eim.
The victim in this case is the falsely accused.
Rav Avi Weiss is also matir many things no one else is and too writes a “response” to his detractors.
Pasul.
The Rema in Orach Chaim clearly says a nidds shouldn’t touch a Sefer Torah. (Also brought in Piskei Teshuvos.) The Shulchan Aruch / Mishna Brura says a nidda shouldn’t even look at a Sefer Torah when it is opened and raised for hagba.
It should be work brim down, hat down over forehead.
Brim up and/or leaning towads the back of the head is a cool stud style not a Ben Torah style.