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  • in reply to: Warning: Do not lift the Chasan on the Table #2060341
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    Also weigh the harm associated. One will not die from breaking a glass and it is usually rolled into a cloth napkin.

    in reply to: Warning: Do not lift the Chasan on the Table #2060287
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    One must weigh the risk and act accordingly.

    in reply to: Warning: Do not lift the Chasan on the Table #2060276
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    Where is the halacha to lift the chasan?

    in reply to: Should YWN, stop copy and pasting Reuters and AP? #2059902
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    People have brains, They know what to follow and what not.

    in reply to: Sheeple #2059522
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    When did they say that?

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #2059513
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    It is an argument where the Rambam’s view (Hilchas Kli Hamikdash 8,12) is that only at the time of avodah is shatnez allowed as the belt had shatnez in it whereas the Raavad’s view is that anytime in the day in the mikdash it is allowed.

    in reply to: Quick & healthy Friday lunch #2059502
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    ujm, add cheese to the above.

    in reply to: Sheeple #2059493
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    The contraction of COVID has diminished, so the requirement for mask wearing has been relaxed in New York.

    in reply to: Commemorating Mosheh Rabbenu for Zayin Ador #2059251
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    Besides the Torah calls months in Parashas Pinchas by numbers. The gemora in Megilla (6,2) says that Hashenis means the second Adar.

    in reply to: Commemorating Mosheh Rabbenu for Zayin Ador #2059247
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    It is because of Pesach being in the spring, Chadesh Haaviv being close to Pesach? It is done 7 times in the 19 year cycle 3,6,8.11,14,17,19, guchadzut, גוחדזט. It is pasuk in Zecharya (8,19) Tzom Harvi.

    in reply to: Israelis call it Chamin #2059203
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    They say fish and chips. CS, naming something is a means of communication, so if the other party knows what I mean, I can call it anything. If one knows that if I call a chair, a table and vice versa I mean the other, it does not matter. BTW, this topic belongs in the cholent topic.

    in reply to: Classics and Beyond Tetzaveh – Just Perfect #2059187
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    What is interesting that Moshe Rabbenu was the Kohen Gadol through the whole Shivas Yemei Miluim, dedication of the mishkan. We find that he was afraid to get close, so Hashem called him, vayikro el Moshe with a small aleph showing his humility. Maybe this is what made him worthy as we find by Mitzraim resisting to go to Pharaoh. He was told that the Jews will accept the Torah on Har Sinai. What is the connection? The Olelos Ephraim explains, Hashem said, I am picking Har Sinai to give the Torah because of its humility, similarly I am picking you because of your humility.

    in reply to: Commemorating Mosheh Rabbenu for Zayin Ador #2059128
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    It is Adar Beis but I pointed out that the GRA says that Moshe’s Rabbenu name is not mentioned in Tetzaveh because mostly it falls on his Yahr Zeit and to commemorate him. His Yahr Zeit is related to Purim as Haman did not know that he was born also on Zayin Adar. The Yaaros Devash says that Zayin Adar he was reborn as when we are mechadesh something we use his strength and that is hidden.

    in reply to: Is it time to leave America #2058962
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    If it is infinitely better, than it is perfect. There is nothing better than infinitely better.
    Infinite means that whatever number I give you, you can give me a number higher as a means of measurement for its value.

    in reply to: Commemorating Mosheh Rabbenu for Zayin Ador #2058967
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    As Parashas Tetzaveh falls on Adar I, so let us remember Moshe Rabbenu which has a gematria of 613 with Rabbenu having a yud.

    in reply to: Is it time to leave America #2058894
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    It says אין יום שאין קללתו מרובה מחבירו there is no day that does not get worse. Maybe, this is for our benefit. The Kli Yakar on ‘ופרצת ימה וקדמה וכו asks why in extreme order? He explains that Meshiach will come when we reach the lowest level, such that we can only rely on Hashem. So we are getting closer and closer to the coming of Meshiach.

    in reply to: Happy Cranniversary! #2058782
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    Thanks Syag.

    in reply to: Happy Cranniversary! #2058756
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    Thanks for your good wishes yungermanS, ken yehi ratzon. If there is a ratzon than yehi.
    נוצר צנור for רצון Create a conduit for willing. Everyone can be a Vina Gaon, ob men vilna, if the will is there.

    in reply to: profound question #2058733
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    Shabbos, 11 Adar I, February 12, will be my 65th anniversary that I left Sopron, Hungary in 1957 being 9 years old. The profound question is, what would have happened if I stayed there? My mother’s a’h brother, who was not religious, left in beginning of November 1956 and returned the next day. My father was involved in getting people out as the grammer, Yaakov Miller. In the beginning when someone was caught, would be sent back allowing them to try again. The rules became harsh giving jail time for one caught. In February 1957 when my father wanted to to take a big family, he was told that this is too dangerous and I rather take you. My father comes home at night and says, pack up we are leaving.

    in reply to: Happy Cranniversary! #2058730
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    Today is my cranniversary, 4 years.

    in reply to: Is it time to leave America #2058695
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    Is any other place better?

    in reply to: WWYD: Stolen Hagbaha #2058457
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    DY, doesn’t that mean that gelilah is greater who currently roles the Torah?

    in reply to: WWYD: Stolen Hagbaha #2058421
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    We always sing Ein Kelokeinu as a commemoration to someone who passed away relatively young and used to sing it.

    in reply to: profound question #2058349
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    Töltött káposzta for Hungarians, cholopchis for the Polish, gefilte kraut for Germans or in Yiddish, stuffed cabbage for the Americans and כרוב ממולא for the Israelis.

    in reply to: WWYD: Stolen Hagbaha #2058344
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    Maybe currently, children do gelilla because they cannot lift the Sefer Torah. I don’t think it is an embarrassment as in the olden times הגולל נוטל שכר כולן, Megilla 32, gelilah was greater than everything. Dressing the Sefer Torah is a great zechus.

    in reply to: RNC Censures Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger #2058211
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    RNC calls Jan 6 a ‘legitimate political discourse’ as admitted by Trump to overturn the election, according to the former governor of New Jersey.

    in reply to: President Biden’s Supreme Court nomination #2058216
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    They say people get what they deserve. Trump had no government experience at all, so he was never suited for the position.

    in reply to: RNC Censures Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger #2058002
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    I beg to differ. It was not the DNC but the Democratic Party of Arizona.

    in reply to: RNC Censures Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger #2057975
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    in reply to: RNC Censures Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger #2057915
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    Trump is against democracy. When the states approved the electoral college counts, Trump wanted Vice President Pence to stop the certification for his lack of proven cause and hunches. אין ספק מוציא מידי וודאי a doubt does not rule over certainty.

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #2057640
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    Like the ארון, spiritual not be satisfied when looking at someone greater than you, whereas like the שולחן, physical be satisfied as there are people who have less than you.

    in reply to: Imperial presidents #2057641
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    AAQ, are you for real?

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #2057636
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    It says בשמים ממעל ועל הארץ מתחת, the heaven above and earth below. Isn’t this obvious? Says the Kli Yakar that when it comes to heavenly, spritual things look at people above you, who are greater than you to learn from them, whereas by material, physical things, look at people below you, so you will be satisfied with what you have.

    in reply to: JOKES #2057575
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    Participant, your joke is a tragic joke of the demonstration of antisemitism.

    in reply to: Is whoopie Goldberg Jewish? #2057380
    Reb Eliezer
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    What the common sense person says above is in Wikipedia. The mother named her so to get ahead in the acting field and she is not Jewish. Whoopie is named after a whoopie cushion.

    in reply to: Imperial presidents #2057260
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    What about the standing filibuster?

    in reply to: Imperial presidents #2057163
    Reb Eliezer
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    ubi, your question is an old question. The solution was the Great Compromise where two houses were created in Congress, one with equal representation, the Senate and the other by population, the House.
    If the filibuster requires standing and talking as it used to be, there will be less filibuster.

    in reply to: Is whoopie Goldberg Jewish? #2057133
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    She is ignorant. She does not realize that the nazis considered themselves as the Arian race.

    in reply to: Imperial presidents #2057135
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    The filibuster has made the senate obstructionist, so if you want something done, you have no choice.

    in reply to: I have a great idea. What do you think? #2057115
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    Filters can be controlled what to block and what not.

    in reply to: Terumah — Of Beams and Belief #2057026
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    The Midrash compares the mishkan to a king who married off his daughter. He felt bad that he cannot be close to her. So he built a hut close to her and said wherever you go I always will be near you. Hashem gave us the Torah. he wants to stay close to it, so commanded us to built a mishkan to be able to be close to us having the Torah. The mishkan is from cedar wood standing firm to remember the Torah and not to sway from it. If we don’t keep the Torah, Hashem escapes from our shul as there is no reason to stay close to us.

    in reply to: President Biden’s Supreme Court nomination #2056803
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    The way it should be chosen by looking at all candidates, white or black and men or women, by putting a weight on qualities and if the total weight is equal, we can choose a black women.

    in reply to: JOKES #2056480
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    Lostspark, this happened in Nevardak where there greatness was how they saw themselves as nothing compared to Slabodka where they looked at their potential through their great neshama. When a bachur arrived tp Nevardak. he saw the others say that they are nothing. so he followed them and was told, who are you to say you are nothing?

    in reply to: Joe Biden is not the 46th President of the United States of America. #2056469
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    If the President sits in consecutive terms in the Oval Office, he is not counted, however, as long as he sits newly (not in the previous term) even not elected is counted.

    in reply to: Democrats vs. Republicans #2056456
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    er, I agree that voting Democratic does not mean you agree with everything.

    in reply to: What Steps Will the Charedi World Take to Try to Prevent Abuse #2056373
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    The above should be YD 334,3 but the Taz argues on the RMA considering the consequences of going out letarbus ra.

    in reply to: “cholent” vs. “chulent” #2056362
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    it is koko-osh written in Hungarian as kakaos.

    in reply to: Joe Biden is not the 46th President of the United States of America. #2056363
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    When Spiro Agnew resigned, Nixon appointed Gerard Ford as his Vice President. When Richard Nixon resigned, Ford became President and appointed Nelson Rockefeller as his Vice President. When running again, Ford dropped Rockefeller for Bob Dole and lost the election to Jimmy Carter, so Ford was never elected President or Vice President.

    in reply to: Joe Biden is not the 46th President of the United States of America. #2056324
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    What about Nelson Rockefeller was never elected Vice President?

    in reply to: Danger of Talking on Cellphone When Driving!! #2056298
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    As it is written nafshoseichem in plural rather than nafshosecha, it is not only a responsibility protect yourself but also to protect others.

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