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Esrog Jam is really one of the vilest, most sour tastes that I’ve ever tried.
I save the esrog and burn it with my chametz on Erev Pesach.I’ve used both and have always gone back to bamboo poles. They seem to hold up better and, believe it or not, are easier to put up.
DovidBT:
And what does the fellow sitting next to you in shul think of the constant metronome hocking?
Hi there, CTLawyer:
Do you mind giving free consultations to readers of The Coffee Room? Isn’t that what you went to school to have a profession? If you don’t mind, may you continue doing many more chassadim.
I did some work for him at the Vaad and he was a real mentsch. He truly raised the level of kashrus in the Flatbush community. I hope that the Vaad continues in his way.
I agree 100% that curling peyos is Levush of a woman.
Sweetness over bitterness.
They also changed the configuration — they’re much smaller.
Hey, lilmod ulelamaid: Count the number of letters in umbrella…
I really enjoy doing that – I know exactly what you mean.
But why apples?
And who said that Sherayim is allowed to be “thrown and fought over by the chassidim of the Rebbe?” It is food, after all.
It would probably be a chatzitzah for my tefillin shel rosh.
Agudah has a more Chareidi clientele and the RCA caters to the Modern Orthodox.
Why do think you DON’T want to? Do you feel that it’s against custom? If so, then perhaps you’d feel more comfortable in a traditional, Orthodox shul.
Hatzlacha.
Read about what Reb Moshe ZT”L said about shtenders in Tiferes Yerushalayim. He was very much against them.
I’m more for bein adam l’chaveiro and achudus, than some over-the-top chumra.
And how do you intend to match singles? The moderators won’t allow any inter-communication.
I think I have it — but how do I get it to you??
Do you really think that these ads will accomplish anything? If they want to drink and possibly endanger themselves, they’ll find a way, unfortunately.
There were issues raised a number of years ago. Hence, they lost nearly all of the frum clientele.
For your information, the gates have been down on the store for quite a few months now — they seem to have gone out of business.
This story is so upsetting to me. I empathize with you mazal77 – you are in the right 100%.
Regarding being oveir any issur, I’m sure that since we hold of Dina Dimalchusa Dina, the store owner is certainly wrong on that account.
If you could (or should) report the owner to the Dept. of Consumer Affairs is proof that he did something against the law. There are many sources in Chazal which discuss misleading a potential buyer.
I hope that you told the owner or manager that “he lost a customer, with a whole family of eye glass wearers.”
I’ll probably go with whoever is the Republican nominee — I’d prefer Cruz. JEWS FOR CRUZ!!
Like sheldy said: a video — it’s a nice treat to be able to view a video (even home made) of the wedding itself.
Jews for Cruz!!
You’re treading on thin ice, Daniell11.
JEWS FOR CRUZ!!!
Does someone know how the name of Rappaport came to be associated with Kohanim? Is it just a widely-held “mesorah”?
I’m sure the Artscroll folks paid a graphic designer a nice sum to come up with something pleasing to the eye, which it certainly is. Everything they put out strives to be perfect.
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I don’t think it’s right or mentchlich to deride Artscroll. They aren’t dictating anything and I would venture to say they are the biggest, most professional, most-used seforim publishers in the world.
Both are audio editing programs.
Maybe this link will help – http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/windows-10-opinions.
So far I’ve encountered two of my programs that aren’t compatible with Windows 10.
It is mil’rah with the accent on the nun.
Of course there are the incidents of the Kohanim who used to push to do parts of the Avodah which resulted in deaths, Lo Aleinu.
Could you please clarify?
WolfishMusings:
You are 100% justified to feel the way you do. People simply don’t know open Halacha in the Shulchan Aruch — especially not only when someone acts like an Am Ha’aretz but when it also disturbs someone else’s davening.
In addition, there is supposed to be NO HEFSEK between the Uva L’Tzion kaddish and the start of Mussaf. So this “neighbor” in shul is wrong on all counts.
Have a Good Chodesh.