Podcasts about yose

This week, the generations talk about the new trend where high schoolers are trying to look old. Like retired old. Also, there's a new generation group if you're born between 1975 and 1985. Plus, a national park name that gets its pronunciation horribly butchered. Enjoy!

Gemara Taanis 23b-24a- Great Torah scholars act with intensity, but needs to be tempered with calmness

In this class we explore the early history of Pesukei d'Zimra, from ancient times until the middle ages. Correction: R' Yose was a Tanna of the 2nd century, not the 3rd.

Begining of Zugos, Yose b Yo'ezer teaches about importance of connecting with Chachamim

En este nuevo episodio hablamos con Yose de los Santos, un trader muy respetado y querido en la comunidad dominicana. Hablamos un poco de todo: Éxito, experiencias, dinero, trading, inversiones, religión, bienestar y sobre todo las estrategias ideales para lograr la rentabilidad. #DalePlay y #LearnWhileInvesting 🎧

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Ante la problemática planteada en la perrera municipal de Puerto del Rosario y a tenor de las denuncia de dos voluntarias de la protectora Silvervan en Radio Insular, desde Plataforma por Fuerteventura (PxF), solicitan al Grupo de Gobierno del Ayuntamiento de Puerto del Rosario, y de manera particular al alcalde Juan Jiménez, «quien ya debería haberse […]

Dukomeze gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera Yose

Dukomeze gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera Yose

Dukomeze Gufatanya muri uru rugendo rwo gusoma Bibiliya yera Yose, Ntucike intege

PTAH DJ'S ☆ GUEST MIX 21 N°69 -> SET PODCAST PTAH DJ'S (2022) Guest ->CHRISTIAN Y YOSE (Merci à Christian et Yosé pour le partage de cette session et leur participation au Guest Mix 4 Ptah Dj's)

Two years and three months later, we now know two things. Covid is not going away any time soon. There will be new variants and new cases. And we have to get back to life. There is a short and haunting passage from the tractate Berakhot 3A that connects deeply with our reality. Rabbi Yose (from the Maxwell House Haggadah) is in Jerusalem, after the Temple was destroyed. God's house is ruined. The people are exiled. The community that was is no more. He is there apparently alone, and he goes to the Temple ruins to pray. Elijah (he did not die in the Bible, but went to heaven in a fiery chariot, leaving him free to come and help the vulnerable in the world) pays Rabbi Yose a visit in the ruins. Please read this brief story ahead of our class on Shabbat with an eye towards four questions. 1. The passage imagines how God must feel in this new, changed, sad world—what Abraham Joshua Heschel would call the divine pathos. God has an inner life. God has feelings. We see God roaring like a lion, cooing like a dove, and shaking his head like a resigned parent. What is the Talmud trying to say here, and how, if at all, does it connect with us? 2. Elijah and Rabbi Yose regard one another with extreme courtesy. There is a lot of “my teacher,” “my teacher and master,” “my son.” What is the point of this extreme courtesy, and what does it teach us? 3. What drives Rabbi Yose to pray in a ruined Temple? 4. What are Elijah's concerns? After all, he comes down to earth specifically because he does not love the rabbi praying in the ruins. What does the Rabbi learn from the prophet's concerns, and what do we learn? Like the rest of the world, Temple Emanuel has to reimagine life in this new, hard, uncertain age. What do we learn from a rabbi and a prophet conversing in the ruins of the Temple in the holy city of Jerusalem?

Episode Notes: Joseph Haj (Yose) joins us today as we may a foray into the business world to talk about overcoming adversity, growing through failure, and Living Eyes Up! Yose is currently working as a realtor in the ultra competitive market of Fargo ND. Despite the rising costs and low inventory Yose continues to see clients coming to him to buy or sell their next home. It turns out that taking care of people and serving their needs first can be good for business and in life. Yose has grown and sold several businesses and certainly chosen a non-linear path to where his is today. We are incredibly grateful for this opportunity and know that you will be better today for listening. #liveeyesup Whether you are a coach, an athlete, or someone with a desire to improve daily, you will be better for listening today. We appreciate you joining us and choosing to live differently. We'd love for you to share this with someone you care about and if you find value please do not forget to hit the little subscribe/follow/rate/review button and as always, LIVE EYES UP! Facebook Group: EYES UP MINDSET FAMILY YouTube: Eyes Up Mindset Channel Websites: http://www.eyesupmindset.com/ AND https://www.jshirkeycounseling.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eyesupmindset/support

Mu kazi ka misi yose, abagendana ubumuga barahura n'ingorane nyinshi. Uretse ko hari ababafata nabi, hari n'ingorane bagira mu kwiyunguruza ahantu hari ingazi canke haduga cane eka n'ibindi. Muri kino kiyago, twaganiriye n'abatandukanye kugira twumve umuti wotorerwa ivyo bibazo. #YagaPodcast #AgatekaKaZinaMuntu

In this shiur we explore the life and work of Yose ben Yose, the earliest Payytan known to us by name.

7) Combining in a vessel Deoraita or derabanan 8) terumah shelishi, kodesh revii Source 9) one hand impure, both hands impure for kodesh Only if hands touching while touching kodesh Rabbi – dry hand makes other hand cause shelishi R. Yose – dry hand makes other hand cause revii Rejection – not touching Someone else's hand Parallel to tannaitic dispute 10) Dry foods with unwashed hands not ok for kodesh Even if didn't touch kodesh 11) Onen and lacking sacrifice Because not guarding himself Dedicated in loving memory of Sharon Wahba a"h by Rita and Sam Franco.

Yoselin Gallardo nos acompaña desde Guadalajara, Jalisco, para compartirnos su historia de parto. Yose planeó un parto en casa y se preparó con consciencia y amor. Su labor de parto fue larga, pero Yose disfrutó y agradece el haber vivido ese proceso: sentir su pelvis abrirse, sentir la cabeza de su bebé. Sin embargo, su bebé venía en una posición complicada que le estaba impidiendo descender y después de una paciente espera, Yose y su equipo decidieron ir al hospital. Yose vivió una cesárea muy respetada donde el equipo médico la involucró en el proceso y pudo sostener a su hija en sus brazos en el quirófano. Pero al poco tiempo de nuevo los planes tuvieron que cambiar, pues se descubrió que la recién nacida tenía una enfermedad de plaquetas y tenía que ser hospitalizada. Por varios días Yose y su pareja vivieron la angustia de no poder sostener a su hija y también la angustia financiera de una cuenta muy elevada en el hospital. Pero con el apoyo de su comunidad superaron todos los retos y ahora están en casa con su hija, en salud, y compartiendo su historia.Notas del episodio:- Día de nacimiento, Naomi Vinaver (video)- Mamá Natural, Genevieve Howland (libro)- Casa Aramara (centro de partos en Guadalajara)- Historias de Nacimientos con Fátima Guzman (podcast)  - Birth story brave (libreta de trabajo para procesar tu historia de parto, en inglés)

Adar 12 – Trajan's Day[1] Adar 13 – Nicanor's Day Adar 14-15 - Purim Adar 28 Nisan 1–8 also Adar 29 Nisan 8–end of Pesah also day after Pesah A. Why do we need Nisan 1 if we have Adar 28? If Adar is full Also no eulogies In case Adar 28 is cancelled B. Halakha follows whom? Rashbag – before and after permitted R. Meir – before prohibited, after permitted R. Yose – before and after prohibited Reconcile with Mishnah Megilah - prior day is permitted [1] The Kitos War (115–117; Hebrew: מרד הגלויות‎, romanized: mered ha-galuyot, or מרד התפוצות mered ha-tfutzot; "rebellion of the diaspora" Latin: Tumultus Iudaicus) Lusius Quietus The emperor Trajan died later in the year and was succeeded by Hadrian and the rebellion in Judea was finally crushed by Quietus. Quietus was murdered later in the year (AD 118) and it has been theorized that Quietus was assassinated on the orders of the new emperor, Hadrian, for fear of Quietus' popular standing with the army and his close connections to Trajan.

Sukkah 40 A. Why is Lulav subject to Sheviit? Food and anything where consumption and benefit coincide are subject. Excludes burning wood Includes palms for a broom or lulav Tanna Kamma - Excludes laundering/soaking and burning wood (consumption & benefit do not coincide) R. Yose – all use is included except for a bandage B. Transferring shevi'it kedusha to money Sponsored by Muriel and Alexander Seligson

In the first episode of a new series, Campsite Conversations, my buddy and return guest, Casey Heeter and I talk all things outdoors live from our campsite in the Red River Gorge area of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Casey is a backpacking expert, having spent hundreds of nights in the woods, some of them being under -30 degrees for fucks sake. Casey, my fiance Sara and I along with Casey's dog Odin and Our dog Yose recently went on a backpacking trip in the Red River Gorge and Casey and I decided we should do a podcast from our back country campsite and I'm glad we did. We talked about Tents, Hammocks, Camping Ethics and Conservations.  We talk about some of our favorite outdoors retailers like T. Hargrove Fly Fishing Shop and Quest in Louisville where Casey is from. We talk at some length about how much we love Cottage Vendors and small producers. And we finish up with a short conversation about the future of the Red River Gorge, and what a new resort that's being proposed might bring, both good and bad to the area.

Class 45: Rambam's Introduction; exploring the lives and teachings of our Chachamim (Sages), focusing in this class on Yosef Ben Yo'ezer; Yose, Yosef, and nicknames; the beginning of the period of Zugot; on Jewish names like Farah and Mushka; a legal Ketubah with false names; Kohanim who are ransacking the Bet HaMikdash, letting it fall into disrepair as they become more like their Greek friends; the Jewish people turns to new leadership; the firs Halachic dispute in our history: the beginning of the debate surrounding "Semicha" in the Bet HaMikdash; Ashkenazim and Sepharadim and respect of Talmide Chachamim; a story about the Chafetz Chaim and the crisis of intermarriage in the Jewish people; children that choose not to follow in the righteous path of their forefathers; the tragic death of a Sage and his final discussion with his wicked nephew; personal and national traitors; Rabbinic autonomy and the baton we must pass on; and more! (5/3/2021) — This Shiur is dedicated by R' Nachman and Feigy Reiter in loving memory of their relative who tragically lost his life in Meron this past Lag BaOmer: Eliyahu Shemuel z”l ben Mordechai Cohen. May his Neshamah, along with all the other Neshamot who passed with him, have an Aliyah in Gan Eden, Amen! — Shiviti Night Kollel Rambam's Mishneh Torah - Edition and Commentary of Rabbi Yosef Kapach (Qafih)

Shekalim 10 Can an individual donate to communal offerings? R. Yose (tanna) – yes Sages & R. Yose (amora) – only for incidental materials Does Omer have to be from Israel? R. Ishmael – yes Sages – no How to pay workers with Temple money?

Hari igihe dutwarwa n' ibyo twagezeho rimwe na rimwe tukagira ubwibone twibwira ko byose tubikesha ubuhanga n' imbaraga byacu, nyamara ibyabye ku mwami Nebukadinezari ni umuburo ukomeye kuri twe. Ubwibone bwe byamuviriyemo kujya kurisha nk' inka mu ishyamba imyaka irindwi yose. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Pesahim 81 – Unknown Impurity Mishnah - unknown impurity 1) Does unknow impurity law apply to a kohen for Pesah? Baraita – unknown impurity only applies to a corpse A. But not owner impure from a sheretz? Impure from Sheretz may offer Pesah. Therefore applies to Kohen B. But not owner impure from a zav? R. Yose – zav's Pesah is valid b/c unknown impurity Zav was pure deoraita when he did Pesah Therefore applies to Kohen A. But not owner impure from a sheretz Impure from Sheretz may NOT offer Pesah 2) Does unknow impurity law apply to a kohen for tamid? Rabbah – Yes, from kal vahomer Rava – Yes, gezerah shava from Pesah 3) Source for unknown impurity? R. Eleazar – nazir R. Yohanan – Pesah from “to you” Resh Lakish – Pesah from “road” Challenge from Baraita. Law of Oral Tradition 4) Became known before or after Sprinkling?

Pesahim 78 Authorship of Mishnah – R. Yose? Explaining Baraita of R. Yose Mishnah – when meat is tameh Statement of Rav Gidel in the name of Rav

Pesahim 53 A. Last fruits remaining for Sheviit B. What grows best in various areas C. Mishnah – selling animals to non-Jews D. Roasting meat on Passover post-destruction 1. Rav - Don't say “this is for Pesah” 2. Author of Theodorus story (& prohibition to say “Pesah”) R. Shimon – improper formulation is null R. Yose – all clauses must be valid 3. Was Theodorus a sage or a thug? E. Yom Kipur Lights No fire for Yom Kippur Havdalah – Shmuel No fire for Yom Kippur Friday night – R. Yohanan

Pesahim 22 – 23 Hizkiah – active “eat” = eat; passive “be eaten” = benefit R. Abhu – all verbs = benefit Nevelah – R. Meir give/sell to either resident/foreigner (R. Yehudah give-resident or sell-stranger) Terefah – R. Yehudah - unconsecrated is ok (R. Meir – unconsecrated in Temple prohibited benefit) 1) Hames – passive, PROHIITED 2) Unconsecrated Animal in the Temple – prohibited Except acc to R. Abhu acc. to R. Yehudah 3) Gid haNasheh – active, part of Nevelah or prohibited (R. Shimon) 4) Blood – active, like water 5) Limb from a live animal – active, like blood 6) Killer ox – passive, PROHIBITED 7) Orlah – passive, PROHIBITED (“araltem” counters “yours”) 8) Terumah – active, “yours” 9) Nazir – active, “his” 10) New Grain - active, “yours” 11) Creeping Creatures - passive, “yours” 12) Hames for R. Yose ha-Galili – passive, “yours” Tannaitic Parallel? וְחֵ֤לֶב נְבֵלָה֙ וְחֵ֣לֶב טְרֵפָ֔ה יֵעָשֶׂ֖ה לְכָל־מְלָאכָ֑ה וְאָכֹ֖ל לֹ֥א תֹאכְלֻֽהוּ׃ Fat from animals that died or were torn by beasts may be put to any use, but you must not eat it. Rabbi Yose ha-Galili – use even outside Temple Rabbi Akiva – tahor even inside Temple

In Avot 1:5,  Yose ben Yochanan (a man of Jerusalem) is our teacher. 

We continue with Avot 1:4; a teaching from  Yose ben Yoezer (of Zeredah).

How natural is fire to man? The Jews vs. the Greeks and what R. Yose teaches us about the nature of man, God and powerful tools. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/francis-nataf/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/francis-nataf/support

Did you know that every unit in the National Park system has a unique four-letter acronym called an "alpha code?" Listen to Episode 0 of The Lavocast to learn how you can figure out the code for your favorite park!

My review of this cowboy bebop Ova, hope you enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejrockfreak/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thejrockfreak/support