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If the number of posts per page changes (or if posts are deleted) the post number stays the same but the page number does not. The links that you get when clicking on the # under a post includes the page number and post number. If the post is no longer on that particular page than the post number part of the link that takes you to the particular post within the page is useless.
In theory what Joseph is saying makes sense. When mods delete posts or when the number of posts per page change then the page that a particular post appears on might change. For instance, the previous post by me comes out on page 6 in regular view and on page 7 if I add in the deleted posts (only mods, key masters, and charming princes such as Joseph can see these). If I were to delete a whole bunch of posts before it or change the number of posts then the page that the post appears on might change and the link will no longer be valid.
Edit: After deleting about 25 posts, the page 6 link no longer works.
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I believe the source of “before the mountain top opens wide to swallow you inside” is from the haftorah of the first day of Sukkos, (Zecharia 14)
A600KiloBear, do you know where in Yalkut Shimoni they are written?
Check out this poll I found on the left side of m….v.com, hmmm…
What time did your shul/minyan finish davening on Rosh Hashanah?
* Earlier than 1 p.m.
* Between 1 and 2 p.m.
* Between 2 and 3 p.m.
* Between 3 and 4 p.m.
* Between 4 and 5 p.m.
* After 5 p.m.
And suddenly another rocketship appears out of nowhere, powered by their hearts of gold and diamonds and takes them to the fleishege moon
And in the next prize…
a brand new Lexus!
And in the next prize, I won a bracelet for the wonderful shidduch that MJ redt to me
I then stole the tickets back and won a brand new Kosher Lulav and Esrog!
Ksiva v’chasima tova to everyone!
It still sounds to me like “lashen stone”, but I am pretty sure it is “ashen”. I always read the lyrics when I get a new CD to get the words down.
I don’t like when the music is too loud that you can’t hear the words. I also don’t like when the singers don’t pronounce the words. I usually enjoy songs more for the words than for the music. That is why I like Abie Rotenberg especially the Journeys CDs. Abie always pronounces every letter. I think that the Shema song being discussed in this thread was written by Abie and sung by Shwekey.
OMG, I just realized that 99 has been gone for a loooooong time, come back 99!!!! We’ll save some donuts for you!
This is probably the wrong thread but I would like to welcome back myself and mod 55 to the grand ole CR, stick around, now what happened to 25, 39, 81, 86…
a citadel of ashen stone…
yet one image lingered, the tears on her face…
The Will? Is that Hill or Beans?
I haven’t heard the song but I think that those words come from Yosef Hatzadik in Parshas Vayeishev when Yaakov Avinu sends him to find his brothers.
Doc, thanks for reviving this thread.
Joseph, any good stories to share?
Yum!
Can we cut out all the Smalltalk?
We are constantly trying to make the coffee room a better place. Finding old threads has always been somewhat of a challenge for some people. I have re-opened this topic so that we can discuss topics. If anyone has ideas for topics we can add/edit/remove, or if you think that a particular thread should be moved to a particular topic, please post here or email a mod.
ahavas chinam, how do you know you aren’t the only male who is shmoozing in this thread, or are you female (don’t answer that)?
There was a discussion about this in http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/talking-with-members-of-the-opposite-gender
Welcome to the Coffee Room Dov! (BTW, I think you forgot to list one of your interests)
I am still waiting for my official YW blackberry. It seems to have gotten lost in the mail
Snow Crisis! (We could use one of those now)
My favorite moderator between 70 and 80 (ad v’lo ad b’chlal) is 72. My favorite poster is…
There is a standard tipping suggestion for each moderator of 26 times the moderator number multiplied by the number of months they have been moderating multiplied by the number of your posts they have approved.
Does inviting old members back count toward our marketing quota?
Unfortunately, if the old members aren’t reading they won’t know that they are being invited back so someone has to email or approach them in person
This comes out to be from the 19th of Elul to the 20th of Tishrei (day before Hoshana Rabba), just in case anyone was planning on using this for a Sukkos vacation.
oomis, test it out in the laboratory thread. Just copy my post from above. It’s pretty simple, the text has to be surrounded by “tags” which are the things that start with”<” and end with “>”. For italics, put “em” inside, for quote, put “blockquote”, for bold, put “strong”. To make things blue use “a”. The “closing tag” at the end of the text should be the same thing except that there is a “/” added before the word so
</em>instead of<em>I would like to compliment Mod 80 for putting Oomis’s quotes in quote marks
moish01, after you go back to yeshiva for a few years we will start calling you R’ Moish
July 19th:
711 – Battle of Guadalete: Umayyad forces under Tariq ibn Ziyad defeat the Visigoths led by their king Roderic.
1553 – Fifteen-year-old Lady Jane Grey was deposed as queen of England after claiming the crown for nine days. Mary, the daughter of King Henry VIII, was proclaimed Queen Mary I.
1834 – Edgar Degas, the French Impressionist painter and sculptor, was born.
1870 – The Franco-Prussian war, which led to the unification of the German states, began.
1941 – British Prime Minister Winston Churchill launched his “V for Victory” campaign in Europe.
1943 – Allied air forces raided Rome during World War II.
1969 – Apollo 11 and its astronauts, Neil Armstrong, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin and Michael Collins, went into orbit around the moon.
1979 – The Nicaraguan capital of Managua fell to Sandinista guerrillas, two days after President Anastasio Somoza fled the country.
1980 – The Moscow Summer Olympics began; dozens of nations boycotted the games because of Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan.
1985 – Christa McAuliffe of New Hampshire was chosen to be the first schoolteacher to ride aboard the space shuttle. (She died in the Challenger explosion in 1986.)
1989 – A United Air Lines DC-10 crashed while making an emergency landing at Sioux City, Iowa, killing 112 people; 184 survived.
1990 – Baseball’s all-time hits leader Pete Rose was sentenced in Cincinnati to five months in prison for tax evasion.
2005 – President George W. Bush announced his choice of federal appeals court judge John Roberts to replace Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor.
2006 – President George W. Bush issued his first presidential veto, rejecting a bill that could have multiplied federal money for embryonic stem cell research.
27 Tammuz:
* Pope Innocent III promulgated a Church doctrine that the Jews were doomed to perpetual servitude and subjugation because they had killed Jesus, 1205. (The charge of deicide against the Jews was not officially removed from Church doctrine until 1963. There are still many Christians who believe in the guilt of the Jews, and many who act upon that belief.)
* The third expulsion of the Jews of France, 1322. (One wonders why they kept coming back.)
* A Jew and the Russian naval officer who converted to Judaism, having been influenced and/or taught by that Jew, were both burned at the stake in St. Petersburg, 1738.
* Jews of Holstein, Germany were granted equality, 1893.
Yes, you can pick it up from me. I’m the one with the hat and jacket
Joseph, you can pick up your ticket at the YW headquarters in Yerushalayim.
So start a game, don’t leave us hanging…
You go to B & H! Open every day except Friday night and Saturday
I don’t think that those videos are the entire original version. The originals were 45 minutes long. These seem to be a bit shorter. I don’t have time to watch the whole thing but I do notice some things that are skipped. The songs are a bit shorter than the originals also.
I just noticed that Joseph(f) is back! Welcome back!
ICOT, the Shalom song (which I posted above) is great. All the MMM songs are great. The Sinas Chinam song is also a beautiful song.
I don’t think that “Don’t walk in front of me” is from MMM. It is probably from Uncle Moishy: Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow, don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk besides me and be my friend and together we will walk in the ways of Hashem. V’ahaVta l’reiacha kamocha zeh klal gadol baTorah…
What a terrible thing, what a terrible sight
When people just argue, and bicker and fight
They cry and they kvetch, they holler and shout
That just isn’t what the Toirah’s about
Shalom is peace, and Shalom’s the way
A roideif shalom seeks peace everyday
He always is quick to forget and forgive
And that’s how Hashem wants us to live.
So try to be smart and try to be wise
There’s always a way you can compromise.
You won’t have to lose, and you won’t have to win
With Shalom your problems will never begin.
Shalom is peace and Shalom’s the way
A roideif Shalom seeks peace everyday
He always is quick to forget and forgive
And that’s how Hashem wants us to live…
I learned that it is important to take a shower at least once a month – whether you need it or not
Eisav was coming, with 400 men, Yaakov davened to Hashem.
For milchama we must prepare
he told his family to have no fear
Vayishlach Ya-akov, malachim l’-fanav,
and Yaakov sent messengers TO EISAV!
ames, I feel bad for the other members of your household that have to put up with your violin experiments 😉
Areivim, ask the coins, perhaps they will tell you if they are talking coins 🙂
My name is Pinches, not pinch os, I don’t pinch anybody!
“That sir is my hat.”
“So it is, so it is, but is it Kosher?”
“The coins go down, down, down, down, down…”
“How do ya do ya do ya? Shalom aleichem to ya…”