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    Yanky123
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    Been on market for over 2 years, never had that problem yet. . . The rebbeim are doing a gr8 job teaching everything else. They don’t gotta teach us how to have a conversation with a girl!!

    in reply to: Misaskim Connections #714484
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    Btw does’nt have to be ten kappituls. Any amount will help, I am referring people over. We will do it iy”h!!!! Tell your friends to sign up!!

    in reply to: Misaskim Connections #714483
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    Best Ima and Real Brisker, do i hear Kappitul 30-40, 40-50??

    Anyone else please pledge and sign back later when completed. Have in mind the countless injured in the raging fires and that the rescue units should find the missing people iy”h.

    in reply to: Fire in Israel!! #715605
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    Please see my other thread for Tehillim info, thanks,

    in reply to: Misaskim Connections #714478
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    Sorry left my computer for a few hours. Firstly, no I’m not new 2 the scene but never changed my screen name. Secondly, yes I think that Misaskim is probably the org that is best equipped to host and arrange such an event. Their unparalleled outdoor systems are top notch. Also, they always do things on short notice as nobody plans out emergencies. I called their hotline a few hours ago, the dispatcher said he’ll make some calls. As expected I did not hear back. That is why I asked if anyone is connected to them to get things rolling.

    In the mean time I’ll bl”n say 1-10 tomorrow before Shabbos. If the next poster can take the next few, any amount we can finish Sefer Tehillim as a Zechus. You never know where the Yeshua will come from. PLEASE TAKE A FEW KAPPITELS!!

    in reply to: Solid Frum Working guys #712635
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    I was in Yeshiva full time and then started taking college courses at night. I cannot begin to tell you how much more productive the sedorim that I do learn are. Thank you Rebbeim for giving me the push to make the change, even though I’m in the parsha. I think all parents that realize that their son isn’t maximizing his time in yeshiva should push college!! And guys, the quality girls that I started being redd to were of the same caliber and if not higher!!

    in reply to: Black Friday 2010: Slashing prices like crazy #712536
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    woke up early last year. Whole thing is overrated. . . Good Night, Enjoy your sleep.

    in reply to: Come Play The Rumor Game! #1164552
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    We have set up a few funds. We are raising money for Rabbi Cornbagel Pidyon Shvuyin. Dr. Weissman doctor bills, and Rabbi Goldbergs house which went on fire. Please send checks payable to: Pleasehelp3jewishfamiliesgetbackonthierfeet. Or donate online at pleasehelp3jewishfamiliesgetbackontheirfeet.com. Tizku L’Mitzvos!! And thanks to cr for giving us the forum to bring such sensitive issues to the public.

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700085
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    Rabbi Reisman, a Rosh Yeshiva in Torah V’das and famous posek can be reached at 917-841-6698. I spoke to him tonight, he was very warm and said you should definitely call, and he will try to figure it out. He can be reached after 10:15 at night. If no answer try again a few minutes later. He also mentioned that you need not say your name if rather not. Wishing you much luck,

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700082
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    And btw thanks for that last post. . .Happy to hear you are on top of it. I was scared that maybe you got it off your shoulders and that’s it. . . Happy we able to be part of helping out.

    Michelle- I don’t really understand your concern as i have zero contact with her but will only make a call for her. It is extremely hard and scary to make the first call which is why i offered. This wont be the first time i have done this. I know the Rabbonim well. Hatzlacha,

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700320
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    Michelleny, I appreciate your bracha. I must say that seeing from your other posts, your frumness level is high, is it proper to give me, a boy, a blessing?? Lol,

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700081
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    Growing, I will Bl”n take care of it tomorrow. Ill post when i did.

    in reply to: Purses on Dates #704544
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    Therfore, leave it home, all will be fine. Chill.

    in reply to: Purses on Dates #704543
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    Guys take it that she doesnt trust him. period.

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700072
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    Growinggirl, Wat u think about all the advice being shared?

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700061
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    Growinggirl- Dont worry, no one is perfect and everyone has things that they have to work on. . . I wouldn’t get bogged down by these things you expressed in last post. U’ll find the perfect match for yourself when the time is right. . . I never spoke to Rav Belsky personally, but im almost for certain that he will give you all the time you need. If you would like, I can gladly call him and let him know that I have referred you to him as you have a family halachik situation and that you will be calling. It may be easier for you if he is expecting your call. No names or info have to be exchanged, all you need to do is post back and ill do it. I call Rabonim often, so no biggy for me. Let me know,

    in reply to: Buying a new laptop, #699383
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    Hear that, thanks to you all, good shabbos!!!!!!

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700047
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    Hi, thought these numbers might be helpfull.

    Rabbi Yisroel P Gornish, you prob see his name as hasgacha on restaurants, but he is very big in geirus. He and his rebetzin are very warm and may be very helpfull. 718-376-3755.

    Rabbi Yisroel Reisman, also great Posek, and heart of gold.

    I am trying to find Rabbi Belsky’s number also.

    Call them up, and ask if you can come down to talk in person. You do not have to give them your name if you rather not.

    We are all behind you on this, and please update this post with how things develope. . .

    in reply to: Your thoughts on me and my background. Help! #700043
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    Wow, very intersting! I feel bad deing the first to reply, i’m sure you will get a lot of inteligant answers. Your yearning for the truth is truly comendable. (Please excuse my grammar,).

    I’m sure you are a terrific girl, and i dont think you will have to compromise in the slightest bec of your background. You may click better and respect each other greater if your future spouse also comes from a similar situation. There are plenty of top notch guys that have grown past their background.

    About the other issue you mentioned. I give you credit for opening up, as i’m sure its been brewing up for a while inside. However i think this is not the right forum for this. This is pretty serious and sensitive topic. You must be in touch with a good bais din. If you had one teacher from the past that you trust, I would make her promise to keep it quiet, and have her walk through the whole thing with you. It may be hard to divulge, but you will feel a huge burden off your shoulder, knowing someone is behind you. Trust me, its worth it. Others on this forum may be able to refer you to other Rabbi’s that specialize in this area. But for your own good, do not take advice from anyone(as in other bloggers,such as myself). Wishing you luck on this clarification process. It will not be as scary as you think it is.

    Keep on Davening to Hashem that he should give you the strength to keep strong throughout, and i’m sure you will!!!! Hatzlacha Rabbah!!!!

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700296
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    Grad School; Thanks for the encouragement! Pashiter, I would definately read the Norman Lewis book. Do you own it?

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700289
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    Thanks, I see I need to brush up a drop. B”h i went to a very good high school but i guess if you barely read too much English for a few years you lose a lot. . .

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700284
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    Btw, i would like to thank all those that have responded. Thanks to your suggestions, I decided to go further than a btl and I am deciding now on a BA program to start.

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700281
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    I agree with you that going to grad school without a basic command of the english language is atrocious. I like to think I have a decent holding, but would appreciate greatly if the yeshiva’s would have offered courses on the side, in this area. Btw, any college grad’s that read my other posts in this blog, how is my english?

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700273
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    Very pashuter yid; I don’t think I would hire you for Development even if you held a degree from Wharton Business School. Oh, they don’t advertise so much, so they prob don’t hold up to your standards anyway. (It is the nation’s top Business School) . Kidding around, but seriously; how do you evaluate a college based on who has a good marketing team? Besides, U of Pheo charges triple than any other undergrad school which is why they have to advertise so much!! Second, I was so so so so confused about the whole parsha until I sat down and read The Bachur college book. It was extremely informative. It maps out all programs in great detail. I highly highly recommend it to anyone that is not a pashiter yid, and is in this parsha. I think you’ll also gain a lot, and learn not to rate a college on thier advertising!

    Besides, basically he explains how to use your thinking, and analytical experience gained in yeshiva towards your degree. There is a reason that colleges acknowledge yeshiva credits. You cannot compare a lawyer with years of toiling over sugyos etc, with a law degree, to one that spent his high school doing drugs, hanging out etc. . .

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700271
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    Pashuter Yid, that is an interesting point you bring up. Do you or anyone have case in point to back that up?? Did anyone out there get a BA from either excelsior or chater oaks and have good or bad experience either getting into a grad program or get into or declined a position??

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700261
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    Sacril, HELLO!! I started this blog as to which is best path in colledge to take!! So we are not arguing at all. With Siyata D’shmaya i am going full force. I also could not agree with you more on your reply to Sqeak. Iy”h, if hashem decides that I should be the CEO, i will def consider taking you in as policy director. Sorry gotta run, i have a conferance with my marketing and developement teams in the city. Professor, please prepare me a btl sandwhich, have to run to the office early in the morning. Meeting online with production firm on taiwanese time 4 am.

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700257
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    And to sacril, i agree with you and this is why im pursuing my degree. However like you said, iy”h one day i will start my own company.

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700256
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    That post was not at all meant to diminish the importance of a degree, as im not sure if you remember, i was the one that started the blog, trying to figure out the most efficient way to get my degree. I was only saying that some people have the abilitie to do it without the paper, even in which case im pro to get a degree for backup. Now with that aside, mbachur, this is exactly the response i was waiting for. Can you please give me more details to which types of programs worked and which didnt, and to sqeak, all mba programs require you to do field work simultan. . .

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700254
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    With all due respect to the professor; i disagree with you. Education does not nec go hand in hand with success. I def agree that its imp to have a deg to fall back on and to get a position, but i dont think knowing the intricate details of the vietnam war and lab science on how to disect a frog will put bread on my family’s table. Look at the wealthiest people in the frum community and let me know how many of them have or used their degrees. U’ll be astonished at the results. I have done a lot of research into this. Wishing you all the best. . .

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700248
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    No downside to getting the btl, its much easier. I was about to start online courses to add to my yeshiva credits for a BA, than realized that maybe the BTL would be enough, which is why i posed the question. If i hear that a btl is useless than I’ll start other courses. . .

    in reply to: Does a BTL help?? #700244
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    Ok, Thanx everyone for responding so far. . . To clarify, i don’t know yet what i want to do so it makes my inquiry a drop more complex. Law, Doctor, etc is out of question. not my type. I’m very business minded, and can see myself running a company, with my leadership skills and sharp business mind. I still cant see myself doing an MBA program, as I’m really not the ultra studious type. Do i have to decide now?? Again please pour in idea’s to this question and previous. . . Thanx a million,

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