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Main issue is its ability or lack thereof to block sites/categories through in-app browsing.
TAG have reduced using this program. There must be a reason why.
Perhaps it may be worth a discussion with your local TAG office to find out the pros & cons of this program and what they can recommend for your personal needs.

I have a little machine made a company called “ion” that does just this. It is called “tape express”

It looks like an old style Walkman that plays the tapes to the computer whilst the computer records the cassette as an mp3 format.

I bought this on ebay.

Only drawback is that there is no facility to speed up the process.

I once heard from R’ Shimshon Pincus ZT”L that the worst one is a man having a child with a non-jewish girl as this is irreversible (the child is permanently a non-Jew)whereas anything else can be rectified (heard on a shiur given on leil tisha b’av where he bemoans the churban of this dor – intermarriage)

I know of a Rov who personally davened ashkenaz. When he took up a position in a shul where they daven sefard he switched: “Hashem understands all nuschaois, so I may as well daven the same as everyone else and not get confused”

Overheard: Some say baruch she’amar before hoidu, others say hoidu before baruch she’amar, but they all say Yehi Chevoid le’oilam in the same place, I.E The main thing is we give kavoid shamayim and do it lishma!!!!!!

“say what you know …… it wont take long!”

havent seen this inside or looked any Noisei Kailim, but my inital reaction is that this may have nothing to do with what and who they are but possibly has something to do with hilchos Tumah

My friend passed on his ……..

16th!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes I aint kiddin – without exageration.

I personally believe that nowadays allowing a boy to learn to drive is included in the gemara in Kidushin ???? ????? ?????? (a father has the duty to teach his son a trade. The gemara includes teaching his son life skills – i.e how to swim, in case he is caught in a storm whilst at sea.)

Anyone got any thoughts on this?

Daasyochid:

“trousers are untzniusdik for a different reason (the same reason. women don’t ride normally on animals).”

I always thought this was because of simlas gever like a male doesnt wear a skirt?

I understand that part of the reason for holding hands is that the man ????? the wife to his house for the first time therefor there is an inyan that he holds her hand in order to be ????? her.

In some circles where the munhag is not to hold hands as one leaves the chupa (??? ????? ?? ????? ????) often they take hold of each others hands just befor ethey enter the ??? ????.

Can nayone explain what is the ???? aspect of a ???? tantz? If it is to be ???? ???? ????, why does it need to involve a garttel or holding hands?

One “adam Chashuv” once said that anyone studying Torah as a vocation deserves the title Rabbi just for the mere fact that he sits and learns.

Just as an aside, what about the ones who teach children. Many people call them Rabbi although I believe they are getting confues with Rebbi. IMO They shoud be addresses as Rebbe so and so rather than Rabbi so and so.

Any thoughts?

My kid is just over his first birthday, and cries excessively when teething. nothing helps. What we figured out was to give painkiller and put on an MP3 with music on low volume, keeps him quiet until he drops off.

If you only wear it for davening, why is it different than a gartel?

(Although I once saw my neighbour wearing his gartel as he mowed his lawn!!!)

If you are only staying the summer, dont bother taking a coat. It generally only rains and gets cold from half way through Cheshvan until Purim time.

Also, dont take seforim – not because you wont use em, but because they are cheaper there and its not worth paying extra to buy them in Chutz laaretz only to have to pay extra for baggage – and they are heavy to shlep.

P.s Dont forget teffilin.

Can an Ariel have an Uriel?

Why on earth not?

If a person can be called Tzvi Hirsch (even though they are the translation of each other), then an Elisheva can have a Batsheva and vice versa – they are totally different names.

R’ Moshe ZT@”l has a teshuva about Tsipora and Faige that they have separate meanings (one is a generic term for birds whilst the other is a specific type of bird) and are ok together!

there are two seminaries in Gateshead. As far as I understand, one is more openminded with regards to vactional courses than the other. Make your inquiries and do it well!

There was a similar thread a year or so ago regarding Ghd.

As for the college style program, in the UK kids end their schooling with GCSE’s. Most move on after that to Yeshiva or sem. In Ghd the schoolin system ends there. In Manchester there is an option to further that education to “A Levels”. The sems (New Ghd & new Manchesster) offer courses that give qualifications. It is possible many of these courses are in conjunction with colleges and uni’s.

From my experinces there, I reccommend you go see the place before commiting yourself, especially if you come from the USA as there may be a major culture difference!

Good luck with your decision

many ??? ?????? would save money on the coffee, sugar, milk. they would have a spare room. People may have no excuse to be late for davening, some people would not find a replacement when they would catch up on the “Yach”.

As an avid coffee drinker, I wouldnt miss my daily doses of caffiene, but I would use less Paracetamol on days when I couldnt have it!

“??? ?? ?”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The ??? ?????? of Gateshead ????? married his first cousin.

The story goes that they werent sure whether to do it or not, so he did a ??? ???? which came out by the ???? that ????? married ???. He is called ????? and yes you guessed it – his wife is called ???! B”h he is married numerous years with healthy children, grandchildren and even a few great grandchildren ??”?.

It cant be that bad!

Try yesoid veshoiresh ha’avoida.

Look at the shaar on the month of Tishrei. He guides you through the various parts of the Avoidas hayoim with the correct thoughts one should have at each juncture.

Sifsei Chaim is another great option.

Others use Sharei Teshuva or Tomer Devorah

I had that issue in reverse – I daven personally daven sefard but with ashkenaz for mincha and with sefard for maariv.

I say it at mincha and at maariv. The very worst thing I am doing is saying an extra kapital tehillim, and that cant be a terrible aveira. If it is, tell me and I will klap an extra al chet on yom kippur!

Being a nidche, everything is mutar as soon as the fast ends – besides for eating meat and drinking wine, which continues until the next morning. This is stated in Halacha.

The reason for this (as I understand it) is that normally the prohibitions continue to midday of the 10th because the Beis Hamikdash continued burning until then. Being a nidche, midday of the 10th has already passed, therefore the prohibitions dont apply any longer. However the prohibition of eating meat and drinking wine is to do with the day of aveilus and therefore the eve folowing the aveilus has the same status as the day.

I hope this is clear enough.

Israeli gefilte fish (carp – always a darkish colour) with mayo and chrayne

I would imagine that someone whose firstr marriage ended through divorce is in a different position than one whose marrige ended through the ptirah of their spouse.

The divorcee knows what didnt work first time round and therefore now has a clearer vision of what is right for them.

The Alman/almana however may have had it right first time and therefore may find it harder to find that exact replacement (if there is such a thing)

Just my own perception.

Is this correct logic or am I way out?

Hashem should help all singles – whether first timers, divorcees or sufferers through death – find their bashert very soon!