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That would require exchange of contact information, and we do not do that. It is not a good idea, especially since there are many sensitive and volatile topics discussed here.
There is this, though:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/classifieds/ad-category/jobs/
Staten Island, New York
Rav Reuvein Feinstein Shlit”a
Doesn’t mean it’s not a good thing for other people in moderation.
Where can I get a prescription?
I hereby inform you that your subtitle was changed.
Mazel Tov!
I do not understand what you are saying.
squeaky clean
Bigger Bump
Just the post. I will often go to the thread to see the context before approving.
She is a troll.
Yes
The more screen names, the better.
Oy.
I thought about it. There is still some valid discussion. See posts above yours [which were not yet visible when you posted].
I think The Royal Rescue.
Welcome to the CR.
Or a bill requiring moderators get paid at least as well as fast food workers?
Thank you.
Not that I am aware of.
That was posted on 08/08/2013.
Quick – I am on now. Post!
Thank you, Golfer.
Taken under advisement.
There are 20,501, including closed topics, but not including deleted topics.
It is open.
Which topic?
You did, but it was deleted.
The name I have, which was forwarded from a local school, is
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It is good to know that you agree with yourself.
Old man, your “reply” was not a response to anything. Feel free to discuss the issue.
You would not think so if you saw the deleted posts.
We do not have time to email an explanation every time we edit or delete a post.
I just received an email with the following information:
Updated Kashrus Alert [3/9/15]
[Courtesy of Rabbi Gershon Bess]
The following liquid medications do not contain any animal ingredients. The glycerin is vegetable based:
[Artificial flavor]
[All flavors including Dye-Free] [Artificial flavor]Tylenol Infant drops – Cherry or Grape [Artificial flavor] NOT Dye-Free
[Artificial flavor] NOT Dye-Free
The following liquid medications do contain animal ingredients. The glycerin is animal based:
Tylenol Infant Drops – Cherry Dye Free
Store brands of Suspensions should not be used since glycerin is commonly derived from animal sources.
The link is embedded in his post, in the words, “Link, moderation permitting”.
Click on any letter on that page for a pdf of roshei teivos for that letter.
Good job.
What’s your address?
Whew… finally found that tenth piece.
Keep on davening for ??? ????? ?’ ????? ???? ?? ???
Here it comes…
Important Tips for Those Who Drink on Purim
The following directions can prevent or reduce the unpleasant side effects of drinking. They are based on reliable medical sources, and have been proven in practice.
Before drinking:
1. Eat a lot. Fatty foods (or foods mixed with olive oil), fried foods and starchy foods (made of flour, potatoes, rice, etc.) are especially good.
2. Eat burnt toast. The carbon in it aids greatly in the digestion of alcohol.
3. Drink water or other non-alcoholic beverages, especially those containing vitamins. Taking a multi-vitamin is also a good idea.
Though eating may slow the effect of the alcohol, it will not prevent intoxication. Drinking and eating will prevent dehydration, and help the body absorb the alcohol properly, preventing feelings of nausea.
While drinking:
2. Stick to one type of drink. Only drink beverages derived from the same source of alcohol (e.g. grape, grain or other fruits). Definitely do not drink wine after beer.
Waiting will not prevent your intoxication.
4. Accompany your alcoholic drinking with more food and non-alcoholic beverages (burnt toast is particularly helpful). It is best to drink at least one light beverage with every alcoholic drink you have.
6. It is advisable to avoid caffeinated beverages like cola, coffee, or tea.
If you start feeling nauseous, stop drinking alcohol, drink lots of water, and eat starchy foods. The food will absorb the toxins of the alcohol-not eating is a big mistake.
After drinking:
It is important to help the body continue to digest the alcohol within it, and to replenish its store of vitamins. Therefore you should continue drinking water and other beverages containing salt, sugar, and vitamins (especially vitamin C and potassium). You may also want to take a multi-vitamin.
A freilichen Purim.
BUMP!!!
Nice, Sam2!