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חַת אֲשֶׁ֤ר לֹא־עָבַ֙דְתָּ֙ אֶת־יְהֹוָ֣ה אֱלֹהֶ֔יךָ בְּשִׂמְחָ֖ה וּבְט֣וּב לֵבָ֑ב מֵרֹ֖ב כֹּֽל׃ Because you would not serve your God יהוה in joy and gladness over the abundance of everything, https://www.sefaria.org/Deuteronomy.28.47 עִבְד֣וּ אֶת־יְהֹוָ֣ה בְּשִׂמְחָ֑ה בֹּ֥אוּ לְ֝פָנָ֗יו בִּרְנָנָֽה׃ worshipthe LORD in gladness;come into His presence with shouts of joy. https://www.sefaria.org/Psalms.100.2 RabbeynuBachya: The Torah accuses people who do serve G'd not to have done so joyfully.A person is obligated not merely to carry out G'd's instructions but to do sogladly, in a happy frame of mind. Joy when performing any of G'd's commandmentsis considered as fulfillment of a commandment by itself, meriting additionalreward. Thisis why one may be punished for failing to perform the commandments with ajoyful heart. This is why the Torah requires that its commandments be performedwith full intent and joyfully. Oursages in Midrash Ruth Rabbah 5,6 comment concerning this that if Reuven hadbeen aware that G'd would write in the Torah concerning his attempts to saveJoseph's life from the hands of his other brothers (Genesis 37,21) that hewould receive a reward not only for his deed but for the good intentionsaccompanying same, he would have carried Joseph on his shoulders and broughthim back to his (their) father. TheTorah also makes a point of underlining the joy in Aaron's heart when he sawhis brother Moses again after so many years. Had he known that his feelingswould be commented upon favorably (Exodus 4,14), he would have gone out to meethis brother accompanied by an orchestra of many different musicalinstruments. HadBoaz known that his offering Ruth food and drink in abundance would be recordedfor eternity as a good deed of his, he would have fed her the choicest parts ofa fatted calf, instead of merely bread and vinegar (Ruth 2,14). https://www.sefaria.org/Rabbeinu_Bahya,_Devarim_28.47.1 ….writesfurther Naturally,the joy which accompanies the performance of a commandment by an individual Jewis in a class by itself. Seeing that performance of the commandments iscalled עבודת ה',“serving the Lord,” we can understand what is written in Deut. 28,16 תחת אשר לא עבדת את ה' אלוקיך בשמחה,“on account of the fact that you did not perform the commandments of the Lordyour G'd with joy, etc.” WhenDavid writes in Psalms 100,2 עבדו את ה' בשמחה,“serve the Lord with joy,” he does not refer to the offering of sacrificialanimals but to the performance of each and every commandment which it is ourduty to perform. Joyis the ingredient which makes service of the Lord something perfect. Thisconcept helps us understand the unusual phrase in Numbers 4,46 לעבוד עבודת עבודה.Concerning this expression our sages in Erchin 11 ask what kind of service thisis that the Torah speaks of there. The answer given in the Talmud is that theTorah speaks of offering songs and hymns. TheLevites are commanded to offer songs and encourage expressions of joy toaccompany the sacrificial offerings. All of this was to ensure that joy is theprevailing sentiment accompanying service of the Lord. Arizal: joyincreases one's desire and love of adhering to HaShem-יהו״ה,blessed is He, ….. For, a person who serves HaShem-יהו״ה,blessed is He, with melancholy, is likened to a servant who serves his masterwith a sullen and annoyed face. https://www.sefaria.org/Sha'arei_Kedusha,_Part_2_4.30 Mesillas Yesharim -….And our sages said: 'the Divine presence rests on a person only through his rejoicing in a mitzva' (Shabbat 30b). RabbiSamson Raphael Hirsch points out that theHebrew word same'ach (=happy), is closely related to the word tzome'ach (=growing). This is because human happiness is contingent on spiritual growth. Ifwe fail to feel the joy of mitzvos, it is because we are unaware that mitzvosmake us grow. RabbiManis Friedman (chassidish answer) is that the charge 'serve Hashemb'simcha' is not a charge to be happy when serving Hashem. It's a result.If you truly serve Hashem, meaning you are serving Him, you finally get toescape yourself for a while! Servingourselves, making our lives about us (even if it means 'my spiritualgrowth'!) is what makes us depressed. If we realise that we are fulfillingHashem's essential Ratzon, it's about Him not us, and at the same time doingthe vitally important work of bringing His plan to completion, fulfilling yourvery purpose, then automatically you will be b'simcha. Soread it 'if you serve Hashem, you'll be b'simcha' TheTorah is not telling us that we didn't serve Hashem. It is telling us that wedidn't serve Him with joy. Is this by itself such a severe transgression thatis should bring about all those terrible punishments described in the Torah? TheRebbe Reb Bunim of Parshischa explained this with a famous parable: A teachertaught the Alef-Bais to his little student, and pointed to each letter: “Whatis this?” “An Alef,” said the boy. “What's under the Alef?” asked the teacher.“A kometz,” said the boy. The teacher continued with the other letters, untilhe reached the Hey. “What'sthis?” he asked. “A Hey,” said the boy. “What's underneath the Hey?” Tothe teacher's surprise, the boy refused to answer. “I won't say!” he declared,looking a little scared. After the teacher threatened to punish him, the boyfinally stammered, “Underneath the ‘hay' is the stolen goat…” The teacherfinally understood why the boy didn't want to answer. His father had warned himnot to tell anyone what he hid underneath the bale of hay in their barn! “Thesame could be said about us,” Reb Bunim would conclude. “Tachas - what liesunderneath our apathetic service of Hashem? Why are we not serving Hashem withjoy? The answer to this question explains why the Jewish people deserved theterrible tochacha.” When a person performs the mitzvos properly and values theTorah, he serves Hashem with true inner joy. His life has a totally differentmeaning, and he is deserving of the Torah's blessings. Itwas chol hamoed Sukkos, when writing is prohibited except under pressingcircumstances. Despite his busy schedule, the Chofetz Chaim penned a carefulletter to the rosh yeshiva of Lomza, Rav Eliezer Shulevits, and sent it toLomza posthaste. Thecontents of the letter were surprising. In the missive was contained only a fewterse lines: Regarding the individual you consulted me about, whether he shouldbe offered the position of mashgiach in your yeshiva, I had originally told youthat he was a suitable candidate. However, I am withdrawing my advice and askthat you don't offer him the position. (Rav)Yisroel Meir Hakohein Kagan Therosh yeshiva of Lomza was very surprised. He had gone to consult with theChofetz Chaim before the Yomim Noraim and asked his opinion about the very samecandidate. On that occasion, the Chofetz Chaim had waxed enthusiastic about theyoung scholar, praising him as a lamdan, a yorei shomayim, and a ba'al middos.What had changed in the interim? And why was this such an important messagethat it had to be delivered on chol hamoed? Fortunately,the candidate had not yet been hired, and Rav Leizer did not have to deal withretracting his offer. Still, at the first opportunity, he traveled to Radin toask the Chofetz Chaim about the letter. TheChofetz Chaim, who guarded every word that emerged from his lips, explained: “Whenyou had asked me if the candidate was an appropriate choice, I had a highopinion of him and felt he would be a role model for the bochurim. However, inthe interim he came to see me, and began to krechtz about his life, hisdifficult financial challenges, etc. When I saw how full of bitterness andnegativity he was, I quickly wrote a letter retracting my position. After all,a person who only sees the darkness and constantly focuses on the challenges inhis life, to the exclusion of the many blessings, such a person cannot be in aposition of leadership, especially for young, impressionable bochurim.”

¿Has tomado una tacha? ¿Sabes que contiene? Una examinación de la droga ecléctica y nuestras maneras de consumir con Erick Bernal del Instituto RIA.  Hosteado por la periodista cultural Caitlin "Cat" Donohue, Crónica explora a la cultura de drogas de México en la época de la prohibición. Entrevistas con activistas, cultivadores, artistas, políticos, artesanos y mucho más.

AYIN TACHAS AYIN-AN EYE FOR AN EYE, as told by Rabbi Yitzy Erps, JRoot, 11/16/22 by JRoot Radio

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Si conoces el caso de un miembro de mesa cuya designación podría poner en peligro la transparencia del proceso electoral, puedes presentar una tacha para anular su designación. Te contamos todos los detalles en este episodio de #ONPEPodcast

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Britany y Brian son una pareja de ravers. Han viajado por el mundo para ir a los mejores eventos de electrónica. En este episodio aprendemos sobre el fascinante mundo de los raves y una que otra historia de fiesta y degenere.

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Continúa la temporada de tachas, exclusiones y retiros de candidaturas. El Jurado Nacional de Elecciones rechazó la apelación del Frente de la Esperanza 2021, con lo que su candidato presidencial, Fernando Olivera, quedó fuera de carrera.

Salieron muchos temas de esta película y de otras cosas que nos atacaron de risa, a nuestra invitada Gaby Llanas se le ocurrió una idea que te puede dejar en el limbo por varios años, ¿cuál sería tu Tótem? comparte en los comentarios que tendrías.

Rabbi Binny Freedman is a highly engaging and inspirational educator who has a gift for synthesizing difficult, sophisticated material in a way that inspires both the novice and the scholar. His proficiency in applying classic Jewish concepts to contemporary life in a personal and meaningful way has made him a sought after speaker throughout North America and around the world.Rav Binny speaking to his talmidim through ZOOM teleconferencing zeroes in on a section of the Parsha oft times ignored by Darshanim, the tort and damage laws that begin on Chapter 24, verse 17.These verses, particularly verse 20,שֶׁבֶר, תַּחַת שֶׁבֶר, עַיִן תַּחַת עַיִן, שֵׁן תַּחַת שֵׁן--כַּאֲשֶׁר יִתֵּן מוּם בָּאָדָם, כֵּן יִנָּתֶן בּוֹ.force us to understand why the Torah couches the responsibility to make monetary compensation in terms that seem to unleash the ugly demons of vengeance.Binny references Aba Kovner and his band of Nazi killers who ultimately realized how empty and spent their killing spree rendered them.He further asks what was the need the Torah had in repeating these verses as they already appear in Parshas Mishpatim.Along with a historical portrait of the rise of the Karaite schism and the work done by Saadia Gaon to combat their influence, Binny presents Saadia's masterful refutation of the literal take on these verses that has been preserved in Ibn Ezra's commentary.By contrasting the submissive forgiving attitude evinced in Mar Brei DaRavina's Elokei Nitzor(said thrice daily in our times)to the Rambam's directives for a Talmid Chacham to react with harsh consequences toward one who had insulted him,Rav Binny begins to find the clues for when a strict unbending attitude is called for in line with a sense of Kedushas Yisroel.The Ohr HaChaim and Kli Yakar are referenced and Rav Binny buttresses their points using practical examples from traffic accidents in Eretz Yisroel.He convincingly demonstrates how even an exact payment of loss is not true Mishpat, and how the phraseology selected by God was meant to entrench the idea of how ethereal human justice is, and what our sensitivity must be to the victim's loss .Rav Binny suggests strongly from context that the same wording found in Legalistic Parshas Mishpatim is meant to elicit a different holier consciousness in Parshas Emor .We thank the Orayta Yeshivah for the use of this material-Check out more Shiurim and information on their websitehttps://www.orayta.org/Please leave us a review or comment at ravkiv@gmail.comfor more information on this podcast visityeshivaofnewark.jewishpodcasts.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This podcast is powered by JewishPodcasts.org. Start your own podcast today and share your content with the world. Click jewishpodcasts.fm/signup to get started.

Rabbi Binny Freedman is a highly engaging and inspirational educator who has a gift for synthesizing difficult, sophisticated material in a way that inspires both the novice and the scholar. His proficiency in applying classic Jewish concepts to contemporary life in a personal and meaningful way has made him a sought after speaker throughout North America and around the world.Rav Binny speaking to his talmidim through ZOOM teleconferencing zeroes in on a section of the Parsha oft times ignored by Darshanim, the tort and damage laws that begin on Chapter 24, verse 17.These verses, particularly verse 20, שֶׁבֶר, תַּחַת שֶׁבֶר, עַיִן תַּחַת עַיִן, שֵׁן תַּחַת שֵׁן--כַּאֲשֶׁר יִתֵּן מוּם בָּאָדָם, כֵּן יִנָּתֶן בּוֹ.force us to understand why the Torah couches the responsibility to make monetary compensation in terms that seem to unleash the ugly demons of vengeance.Binny references Aba Kovner and his band of Nazi killers who ultimately realized how empty and spent their killing spree rendered them.He further asks what was the need the Torah had in repeating these verses as they already appear in Parshas Mishpatim.Along with a historical portrait of the rise of the Karaite schism and the work done by Saadia Gaon to combat their influence, Binny presents Saadia's masterful refutation of the literal take on these verses that has been preserved in Ibn Ezra's commentary.By contrasting the submissive forgiving attitude evinced in Mar Brei DaRavina's Elokei Nitzor(said thrice daily in our times)to the Rambam's directives for a Talmid Chacham to react with harsh consequences toward one who had insulted him,Rav Binny begins to find the clues for when a strict unbending attitude is called for in line with a sense of Kedushas Yisroel.The Ohr HaChaim and Kli Yakar are referenced and Rav Binny buttresses their points using practical examples from traffic accidents in Eretz Yisroel.He convincingly demonstrates how even an exact payment of loss is not true Mishpat, and how the phraseology selected by God was meant to entrench the idea of how ethereal human justice is, and what our sensitivity must be to the victim's loss .Rav Binny suggests strongly from context that the same wording found in Legalistic Parshas Mishpatim is meant to elicit a different holier consciousness in Parshas Emor .We thank the Orayta Yeshivah for the use of this material-Check out more Shiurim and information on their websitehttps://www.orayta.org/Please leave us a review or comment at ravkiv@gmail.comfor more information on this podcast visityeshivaofnewark.jewishpodcasts.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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- Andski - 01. Tachas & Sonder - Noir [WHITE] 02. Michael A - Utopia [GENESIS] 03. ID - ID 04. Several Spirits - Stunning Blue (Kalsy Remix) [GLOWLIGHT] 05. The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (Styline Remix) [WHITE] Odd One Out: 06. Wellenrausch - City In Flame (Pirate Radio Remix) [AFTERGLOW] 07. Maglev - Flight To Jupiter [FREEGRANT] 08. Gareth Emery & Standerwick feat. Haliene - Saving Light [MONSTERCAT] 09. False 9 - Juno [INFRASONIC] 10. Johann Stone - Elsa (Yang Remix) [AVA] 11. Andski - Blossom [ARIA] Tune of the Month: 12. Ferry Corsten feat. Aruna - Live Forever (Gareth Emery Remix) [FLASHOVER] 13. Talamanca - Stardust [ENCANTA] 14. Craig Connelly feat. Jessica Lawrance - How Can I (James Dymond Remix) [HIGER FORCES] 15. Heatbeat - Mechanizer [AERYS RECORDS] 16. Simon Patterson vs Enigma - Toca's Miracle Evoke (Ozan Dede Mashup) [WHITE] Classico of the Month: 17. Klaus Badelt - He's A Pirate (DJ Tiesto Remix) [MAGIK] Connect: www.facebook.com/andski www.soundcloud.com/andski www.twitter.com/andski www.instagram.com/andskimusic www.youtube.com/andskimusic

Here's wishing you a great end to your summer. :-) Song listing: Earth, Wind & Fire - September Richie Santana, DJ Chus - Best Kept Secret Billy Newton-Davis - Promised Land Dylan Rhymes, Katherine Ellis - Salty Donna Summer - Love Is In Control Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash & John Martin - Reload Jerome Robins & Dolly Rockers - What About My Love Bellini - Samba All Night Havana Brown - Flashing Lights Chaka Khan feat. LeCrae - It's Not Over Luca Bacchetti, Guti - Loneliness David Penn, Jabato - La Calle Toris Badic & JL, feat.. Love De-Luxe - Here Comes That Sound Charo & The Salsoul Orchestra - Dance A Little Bit Closer Jamie Knight - Could It Be Magic DJ PP - Tachas H Truman - Underwater Pretty Pink feat. Dacia Bridges - Right Now Liam Keegan feat. Julissa Veloz & Kahat Ce Lou - What Cha Feelin' (Hands Up) John Newman - Cheatin' Sona - Spare Change Federico Scavo feat. Simone - Pra Nao Dizer Que Nao Falei Das Flores Debby Holiday - Dive Beyonce - Grown Woman Rihanna - What Now Vernessa Mitchell - Rise Shannon - Give Me Tonight Beyonce - Ring The Alarm Beyonce - Standing On The Sun Freemasons feat. Katherine Ellis - Tears Calvin Harris feat. Ayah Marar - Thinking About You Happy Listening,

Shoot for the moon and if you miss you will still be among the stars. - Les Brown Song listing: Astrud Gilberto - Fly Me To The Moon DANK feat. jACQ - Crystals Pagano - Ritmo Y Amor Hoxton Whores, Melleefresh - Let's Get Dirty Adrian Lux - Damaged Dennis Christopher - Set It Off Madrem - Azure Gregor Salto - Azul John Acquaviva, DJ Tonio - Da Daddy DJ Falk - Mueve John De Sohn feat. Kristin Amparo - Dance Our Tears Away Kat Deluna - Stars Zendaya - Replay Bottai - Implosium Suzanne Palmer - Joy DJ PP - Tachas Audiowhores - Sometimes Playmaker - Black Pony Pretty Pink, Tom Tash feat. Max C - Here We Go Again Morgan Page feat. Angela McCluskey - In The Air Tom Swoon feat. Taylr Renee - Wings Selena Gomez - Slow Down Maya Jane Coles - Use You Luca Cassani - Greed Depeche Mode - Soothe My Soul Ultra Nate - Everybody Loves The Night James Fisher & Gaz Kitchin - Sylenth L & O v Naif feat. Valentine & Lisa - Now Everybody Stand In Line La Fuente - Matador Jimmy Carris feat. Polina - Open Your Heart David Garrett feat. Syd Duran - Bring Me To Life Christina Aquilera - Hurt My Digital Enemy - Fallen Angel Andrew Wickes - PAP Timmy Trumpet & Chardy - Melbournia Delilah feat. Demo Lyrics - Sexy Albertino feat._Niles Mason - Wonderland Tiesto feat. Kyler England - Take Me Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash & John Martin - Reload Happy Listening,

Se comentan por su estrecha vinculación los temas relativos a las pruebas testimonial (Capítulo XVII), de fama pública (Capítulo XVIII) y las Tachas (Capítulo XXI) todas contempladas en el Titulo I (Disposiciones generales) del Libro V (De los juicios mercantiles) del Código de Comercio (México). Podcast de contenido exclusivamente académico. Autor: Abogado Jorge Carlos Estrada Avilés. jestrada@marista.edu.mx