Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, eminent 20th century halachic authority, writes1 that a woman who desires to wear a tallit may do so, provided that she wears a distinctively feminine tallit, to avoid the problem mentioned above. He cautions, however, that this applies only to women whose desire to wear a tallit stems from a yearning to fulfill this mitzvah, though recognizing that they are not required to do so, and not to individuals who don a tallit as a "protest," a means of challenging what they perceive to be a gender bias in Jewish law. Such an individual is not fulfilling a mitzvah, and to the contrary.
@yuneeq Than instead of hovering over DDF, I suggest you open a SH"U and Taz and 'adjust' your understanding.
http://www.collive.com/show_news.rtx?id=24027&alias=nepal-shluchims-adopted-child
Microsoft stepping up their game... http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/General+News/157504/Microsofts+Outlook+Takes+Aim+At+Googles+Gmail.html
Outlook is really nice. But most people are lazy to change. So am I. No problems with gmail
As Bert Lance said"if it aint broke dont fix it"
Though, for someone ready to change, Outlook has a beautiful UI.
+1
+1Microsoft has a great product, their problem is that they are over 10 years late into the market. Most of us comfortable with gmail have no reason to switch over.
you can create @outlook.com accounts as well.
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