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Study Guide Shabbat 47 Today's daf is sponsored by Elana Storch in appreciation of Hadran. Thank you for giving us the chizuk and continuing to inspire us, the women of Hadran daily with a love of learning. Rebbi allowed carrying a coal pan with ashes. Why? Isn't it a utensil that is used for something forbidden? Three answers are brought - two of which are rejected. Is muktze subjective? Can something be muktze for someone and permitted for someone else? Can one put together a collapsible weaving loom or other collapsible item? There seem to be different opinions about this. On what might it depend? One can put something under the lamp to catch sparks - why? However one can't fill it with water as that will extinguish the sparks. Is that true only if one holds like Rabbi Yosi who thinks that indirect extinguishing is forbidden? Rav Ashi thinks that this is actually considered directly extinguishing. What materials can one not use for wrapping food - hatmana - even before Shabbat?

Study Guide Shabbat 47 Today's daf is sponsored by Elana Storch in appreciation of Hadran. Thank you for giving us the chizuk and continuing to inspire us, the women of Hadran daily with a love of learning. Rebbi allowed carrying a coal pan with ashes. Why? Isn't it a utensil that is used for something forbidden? Three answers are brought - two of which are rejected. Is muktze subjective? Can something be muktze for someone and permitted for someone else? Can one put together a collapsible weaving loom or other collapsible item? There seem to be different opinions about this. On what might it depend? One can put something under the lamp to catch sparks - why? However one can't fill it with water as that will extinguish the sparks. Is that true only if one holds like Rabbi Yosi who thinks that indirect extinguishing is forbidden? Rav Ashi thinks that this is actually considered directly extinguishing. What materials can one not use for wrapping food - hatmana - even before Shabbat?

Everyone talks about before and after, but no one mentions the stuff in-between. Why? Isn't that where all the growth is and lessons are really learnt? If you feel like you're wavering in your weight loss journey right now, then this could be the antidote you need. Pop on your trainers, grab your headphones and take a 30 minute walk with Clare as she discusses the importance of loving the journey, not just the destination. Relevant whether you're new to Slimming World, or near target. Questions and ponderings can be sent to us on slimmingworldpodcast@gmail.com or at Insta @slimmingworldpodcast, where you'll also find pictures of Clare's walk too!

Everyone talks about before and after, but no one mentions the stuff in-between. Why? Isn't that where all the growth is and lessons are really learnt? If you feel like you're wavering in your weight loss journey right now, then this could be the antidote you need. Pop on your trainers, grab your headphones and take a 30 minute walk with Clare as she discusses the importance of loving the journey, not just the destination. Relevant whether you're new to Slimming World, or near target. Questions and ponderings can be sent to us on slimmingworldpodcast@gmail.com or at Insta @slimmingworldpodcast, where you'll also find pictures of Clare's walk too!

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Shea and Maddie talk to Sara Radin (@a_city_gal), an amazing artist and person battling endometriosis and adenomyosis, about the new gmail interface, the Roomie app, how banks work, Chrissy Teigen's new cookbook, Live with Ryan and Kelly, adulting school, the teepee logo controversy, and Sara's story of going through her two very common diseases. Links to Things Discussed in the Episode: Shannon Cohn's TED talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLCeQyxVWB8 Stuff Mom Never Told You episode called Why Isn't the Medical Community Taking Women's Pain Seriously? https://www.stuffmomnevertoldyou.com/podcasts/why-isnt-the-medical-community-taking-womens-pain-seriously.htm Connect with Sara Online: Personal Instagram: @a_city_gal Portfolio: sara-radin.com Connect with Camp Adulthood: Email: hello@campadulthood.com Website: campadulthood.com Twitter/Instagram: @camp_adulthood Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/campadulthood/?ref=bookmarks Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/camp_adulthood

Here we read that of all things Joseph the patriarch could have said as his last words, he gave instructions regarding his bones. Why- Isn't that weird- Maybe, or maybe not. In this message that admittedly is highly personal to our church, we examine this question. Maybe there's something there for everyone.

In the newest episode of our podcast/never-ending quest to become better library staff we talk about Philosophy books! Who are we? Why are we here? Why do we podcast? Plus: Dead white men we find boring, Dungeons & Dragons & Philosophers, and books we didn’t finish reading (as usual). In this episode Anna Ferri | Meghan Whyte | Matthew Murray Recommended The Cartoon Introduction to Philosophy by Michael Patton and Kevin Cannon Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer The Consolations of Philosophy by Alain de Botton Supervillains and Philosophy edited by Ben Dyer   Read Philosophy: A Discovery in Comics by Margreet de Heer Did Not Finish Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar: Understanding Philosophy Through Jokes by Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein African Philosophy: The Essential Readings by Tsenay Serequeberha Illuminations: Essays and Reflections by Walter Benjamin (Recommended) Other Books Mentioned The Fall of Sleep by Jean-Luc Nancy (Recommended to us) Some Lessons in Metaphysics by José Ortega y Gasset (Recommended to us) Action Philosophers by Fred Van Lente and Ryan DunlaveyThe Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff Logicomix: An epic search for truth by Apostolos Doxiadis, Christos H. Papadimitriou, Alecos Papadatos, and Annie Di Donna (Recommended) Dune and Philosophy: Weirding Way of the Mentat edited by Jeffery Nicholas Manga and Philosophy: Fullmetal Metaphysician edited by Josef Steiff and Adam Barkman Anime and Philosophy: Wide Eyed Wonder edited by Josef Steiff and Tristan D. Tamplin Mason & Dixon by Thomas Pynchon (Recommended, fiction) Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas R. Hofstadter Links/Other CEGEP: What is it? Wikipedia’s got your back. Lich(e)s: The D&D creature Slavoj Žižek Photo of Slavoj Žižek bedroom photoshopped to include a Hello Kitty and a t.A.T.u. poster The first Dungeons & Dragons & Philosophers comic on Existential Comics. There’s at least six of these. Dungeons & Discourse and Advanced Dungeons & Discourse comics on Dresden Codak Aphantasia: How It Feels To Be Blind In Your Mind by Blake Ross: Essay by someone who can’t creature mental images Why Isn't the Sky Blue? Radiolab episode about colour Questions Does anyone have any recommendations for Matthew concerning the philosophy of consciousness in regards to artificial intelligence and aliens? Will someone please make the “Jodorowsky and Philosophy” book we mentioned? Check out our Pinterest board and Tumblr posts for all the books about Philosophy people in the club read (or tried to read), and follow us on Twitter!   Join us again on Tuesday, December 20th, when we discuss Weird Fiction!

Anton Allahar from the Sociology department at the University of Western Ontario in London delivers his competition lecture entitled "Why Isn't the Whole World Developed?"

Anton Allahar from the Sociology department at the University of Western Ontario in London delivers his competition lecture entitled "Why Isn't the Whole World Developed?"

Why isn't the bible clear enough to prove beyond any doubt that the God of the Bible exists and that the Christian message is true? Tonight I will both read from and comment upon an article titled "Why Isn't the Evidence Clearer?" by John A. Bloom from the book, Evidence for Faith, Deciding the Question of God, edited by John Warwick Montgomery.This is an important question and one that many skeptics pose as a key reason why they do not believe in the God of the Bible.

Why isn't the bible clear enough to prove beyond any doubt that the God of the Bible exists and that the Christian message is true? Tonight I will both read from and comment upon an article titled "Why Isn't the Evidence Clearer?" by John A. Bloom from the book, Evidence for Faith, Deciding the Question of God, edited by John Warwick Montgomery.This is an important question and one that many skeptics pose as a key reason why they do not believe in the God of the Bible.