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i am not getting the thread,
the earth surely exists, your question seems to be how it is referred to in biblical hebrew
Gavra at work, starting with gedoilim is dangerous, starting with a p’sak of numerous gedoilim and poiskim is akin to starting with the toira itself.
Also be aware that there were numerous gedoilim from previous generations who held this way, and the mainstream army has only grown worse.
Bumpety bump …
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Toi, r’ Dovid obviously realised about you with his ruach hakoidesh.
Having a system where everyone [perhaps including mods] realise that at least one person knows their name will itself make sure that people think twice before posting.
Shoe store assistant, don’t feel too stupid. I was wondering about it too. (although something tells me that you know more than you are letting on ????)
No offence meant to anyone who posts here, but in view of what seems to be happening, perhaps it is time for a system where every poster gives his personal details and REFERENCES to the moderators before being allowed to post.
He generally wasn’t considered to be such a bad guy
The purpose of a supreme court is to ensure that democratically elected government do not make undemocratic laws.
If one were to have a system as they do in America, then theoretically, were there to be a majority of a certain type of people they could force undemocratic laws on the people.
In egypt, for instance, the president has appointed a court, and in turn they have approved a far more radical constitution, with sharia as basic law, which no legal figure would ever recognise as democratic.
To put things differently, democracy is fair, but it is not necasarily right. [For instance why should i pay higher tax just because so many people were stupid enough to vote for Obama?]
I am not justifying the israeli supreme court in any way, i’m just pointing that the system suggested defeats the entire purpose of the court.
Onegoal, it just happened to me too!!!
Just wondering what happens when you guys click on my name?
Cholov acum is always a chashash milk from a nonkosher animal. So you have one issur just this time it is a vaday.
Definitely an interesting idea.
Why don’t you google the expressions and see what you come up with?
What a child wears is the parents decision. For the school to involve itself with the clothing or footwear is overstepping boundaries.
There are two exceptions:
If the school has rules about clothing, i.e. uniform, sports shoes for sports, etc… then obviously they should enforce them – without humiliating the child.
If a child misuses an item of clothing or footwear, say he throws his shoe(s) at a teacher or classmate, then obviously it is the educators right to proceed as they see fit. I have given another example in the above thread.
Confiscating footwear if a child comes late to school is definitely overstepping boundaries. The punishment is also out of proportion and unreasonable.
Always remember, a child’s ego is very fragile, and humiliating them in public is never a good idea.
I don’t know who restarted the confiscating shoes business again, but I will just say as follows.
What a child wears is the parents decision. For the school to involve itself with the clothing or footwear is overstepping boundaries.
There are two exceptions:
If the school has rules about clothing, i.e. uniform, sports shoes for sports, etc… then obviously they should enforce them – without humiliating the child.
If a child misuses an item of clothing or footwear, say he throws his shoe(s) at a teacher or classmate, then obviously it is the educators right to proceed as they see fit.
Confiscating footwear if a child comes late to school is definitely overstepping boundaries. The punishment is also out of proportion and unreasonable.
If you really want to use this as a way to get child out of bed, I would suggest parking your car within ten metres of your front door, and at whatever time that you are supposed to leave for school taking their shoes out to the car.
Always remember, a child’s ego is very fragile, and humiliating them in public is never a good idea.
Why Do You Think Bnos Obama Yerushalayim Was Hit by Hurricane?
When was it hit?
I can think of numerous other things to remember before ordering a palestinian passport – including that tehri constitution still forbids any yid to live there, and forbids an arab to sell land to a yid on pain of the death penalty.
Guys, how do you get bold and italics? I don’t seem to be able.
I take my kids everywhere, but they keep finding their way back.
A man’s home is his castle – until the queen arrives.
+1
Sorry guys, but i think we need better ideas on what to do now that we have four more years of obama.
i second that
perhaps ironic. probably not much more.
Rabbaim is that what you meant too?
what botheres me about the story is that most the terms and ideas can only be understood by a chassidishe. How many of our posters know what “mudneh” means, or have any idea what a chassidishe shtiebel looks like on a yohrtzeit?
147, are you sure that you do not mean R’ azriel Auerbach? It would make more sense
BTW, see the end of parshas behaloischa what happened to tzippoira when she expressed her opinions about a godol’s “marriage” – and she was a sister, and on a much higher madreigoh.
Just wondering, do yekkes say sinow for sinai? What about the briskers – do they say sin-ai?
BTW, i am sure that your kids wander in their socks, and wonder in their brains. hatzlacha.
I think mrs katz’s theory is not a contradiction to all teh all the other theories. As long as there is sholoim by frum yidden, hahsem protects everyone. once there is no sholoim, then perhaps the middas hadin is mekatreig?
mrs. katz, it is a pleasure.
BTW, there is no need to answer every suggestion on YWN, or to release more and more personal info about your kids ages, genders or where they walk in theri socks.
The little i know – you seem to know more than me.
Could you tell me how r’ velvel ernster is related to the meisels of seagate? And where does the satmar meisels fit in?
Just thought that i would share a good story with you guys. there was once a meeting of group of Poretz’s in poland. one poretz announced that he has a jew in his neighborhood who can forsee future events. The other poretz’s made fun of him for his naivete.
Finally one poretz stood up and said, “let us call him and ask him if he knows when he will die. Then immediately afterwards i will kill him, and i will prove that he does not know what he is saying.
They called the yid and asked when he will die. He said, “poretz, i don’t now what day i will die, but one thing i know, that you and i will die on the same day.”
you can rest assured that the poretz did not kill him.
I feel a bit like that mahts one were they keep on repeating PEDMAS time and time again.
SSA, shoes are not a big issue, paper plates are not a big issue, and the average person does not resent her mother in law buying her children shoes.
HOWEVER, every person seriously resents being controlled by a mother in law. A mother in law who tells a grandchild shabbos shoes are a waste of money, or inversely, your mother neglects you, i will buy you shabbos shoes, or even i don’t care what you do in e”y, but you are not coming to my chasuna in your dirty clompy sneakers, is seriously overstepping her boundaries, and is sure to be resented by her dil.
The thread of this post was not is it normal to buy your grandchildren a second pair of shoes for shbbos, i am 100% sure that in MOST cases both the parents and children appreciate it, the point was how hsould mrs. katz deal with a controlling personality.
I am really impressed with all your guys kowledge of history.
By us it was once noigea’ah so we went to ask a Rav and he told us,
a) only to do it if the siblings and spouses – potential mehcutanim – are not strong characters, as there is often a certain amount of disagreement with mechutanim, and if they are siblings it can really get out of ahnd.
b) to take care of allblood work and financial discussions before the couple meet.
c) he told us that if it looks good, it is really worht doing, because you already know all the chesroinois, and you are much better off than with someone that you do no know.
Could i please have
“speaks from many years experience in chinuch. Very sensitive, so please handle with care.
The seminary there are supposedly very good.
There is an option for courses in a moissad called AWIT run by a family Grunbaum. the seminaries allow girls to pursue courses there in their spare time, and i think their courses are recognised by many of the english universities. Hatlzocho.
In terms of schools, the boyts schools actually end at tenth, it’s the girls schools which end at eleventh, but many schools have the option of twelth. they call it sixth form.
in terms of community gateshead is extremely strict, with seperate times for boys and girls to shop, all sorts of rules what the shops may sell… etc. it is also extremely litvish
The official rebbe is R’ moishe ernster, who is in nineties and suffers from alzheimers ?? ?????. his son r’ velvel is basically in charge. he is a son in law of the Veitzener rebbe from chicago.
BTW,oomis, i always thought your name was short for omnisprescent!
I feel really privileged to communicate with the a bubby like oomis, and even more priviliged to have been agreed with by goldres greener. (2nd time on this thread!)
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Shabbos shoes themselves are not a big issue, nor are paper plates or walking around in socks, what is a VERY BIG ISSUE, is that mrs. katz has had a VERY TRYING yom tov, with a mother in law who does not know limits.
?? ???? ??? ????? but say your kids live in eretz yisroel, and seemingly pople there do not have shabbos sheosm your children will probably not wnat to be the rich americans on the block with shabbos shoes. when i grew up no one had shabbos sheos, and perhaps in soem places parents consider it to be spoiling their chidlren, etc..
i really feel privileged to be communicating with you, oomnis!
ZD, venahapoich was joking, see various other threads to get the joke.
BTW, why would nobody listen? If say, the belzer rebbe would say what footwear to wear, i am sure th chassidim would listen. [he probably does already.
Mrs. Katz it is a pity that people do not from last experience, and stop the fighting this time round.
Oomnis, it depends a lot on the way it is doen. If someone critisises her dil and tells her that her children look neglected, and she wants them to wear different shoes on shabbos, or “there is now ay they arre coming to the chasuna looking like that” then they are asking for trouble.
Yes, a caring and doting – and responsible bubby can buy her grandkiks shabbos hsoes, but it can also be done very wrong.
Remember slao that if the children live abroad or in a different community, they may feel uncomfortable standing etc…
Bottopm line, it all depends on seichel
The chief Rabbi has loads of power in terms of opinion. He appears with every freign leader, attends every event. Let’s say it goes to a mizrachi and he expresses his opinion that everyone should do aliya, or all chareidim should go ot the army. With the title of chief rabbi of Jerusalem the media will all pay him homage, and write up on it.
WIY, how could he have worn Shabbos shoes if shabbos hadn’t yet been created?
Mrs. Katz, one more point.
I would not advise you to appraoch your mother in law on any of these indivual issues, because if you show the need to convince her, that in itself is empowering her.