Is it permissible to light an orchestra on Friday on a Shabbat clock that will be lit on Shabbat?

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1. האם מותר לכוון שעון שבת מערב שבת כדי להדליק מכשיר מדיח כלים חשמלי במהלך השבת כל מכשיר שמשמיע קול אין לכוונו בשעון שבת (ע"פ רמ"א או"ח סי' רנב ס"ה, וע' גם שו"ת אג"מ או"ח ח"ד סי' ע אות ו ושם סי' ס, ואף שיש אחרונים שחלקו על האג"מ בחלק מדבריו, אבל ענין זה הוא מוסכם שדבר שעושה רעש ודרכו להדליקו בחול [שאין הרואים והשומעים תולים שנעשה מערב שבת] אין להכינו […]...
2. Is it allowed to connect something to the charger on Shabbat when the charger is off with Shabbat time לגבי שעון שבת לכוון את המחוגים שלו בזמן שאינו פועל נחלקו פוסקי זמנינו בעניינו, ויש שכתבו להקל במקום צורך גדול מאוד, אבל ידוע שהחזו"א החמיר בזה וכן החמיר לענין שינוי מצב מתג החשמל אף בשעה שהחשמל אינו פועל, וכן בהוצאת שקע כשהחשמל אינו פועל. ויש צד בשם החזו"א שהוא דאורייתא מכיון שבונה כאן מערכת חשמל […]...
3. A new fan has now come out that has a metal strip on top that is charged automatically from the sun's rays and the question is whether it is permissible to use it on Shabbat if it was already charged before Shabbat.

   ואם מותר להזיזו בשבת ממקום למקום מקופי' נראה דלא שייך בשום אופן להתיר דבר כזה בשבת, מאחר והחזו"א סובר שחשמל הוא איסור גם מצד בונה, ויש כאן פלוגתא בדאורייתא והחזו"א מחמיר ורב גובריה, וגם לענין איסור טלטול לא נראה לחלק דחכמים תקנו דומי' דשל תורה, וכ"ש דהוא מלאכתו לאיסור דבפועל אין היתר שימוש בזה, ובמאמר המוסגר יש לציין דאיסור דרבנן בשבת […]...

4. Whoever accidentally lit one more candle than should be lit that day, what is his punishment? Even though he did not have the right to do so in the first place, in hindsight he neglected his duty, after all adding is no worse than reducing, and with one candle he neglected his duty, in particular that after he had lit a candle he had already neglected his duty and after he had lit as many candles as he had today he had also neglected his duty in the act of lighting. And from that time the unnecessary candle will be extinguished, which will be evident from the number of days like this [...]...
5. Is it permissible to sleep on the eve of Shabbat after he accepted Shabbat and prayed Arabic but did not read the Kash while he is obligated to read after the stars come out? Since he has already read Kash, he is allowed to eat in the meantime, even though it was before the coming out of the stars, and MMM will pay attention to read at her time (according to the ShNAB Rela Skit 9), and apparently the Lord also sleeps. ...
6. When Purim falls on the sixth day, what should be bought first in the morning, are the Purim necessities that are needed already on the sixth day, or the Shabbat necessities, because they are frequent and not frequent, frequent first In honor of the famous genius like Rabbi Gamaliel HaCohen Rabinovitz of Israel, "Gam Ani Udach" and "The new Pardes Yosef" for his dates, and a blessing and Rabbi Tov, since the question expands to how much I will try to go into it briefly And to clarify the main elements that belong to this matter. 1. It will be explained that the parable of Shabbat is better than the parable of the Sabbath, which is explained in the Rama'a in Hal' Yot [C. Takkht 91] [...]...
7. מי שלא החליף בגדים לבגדי שבת לפני כניסת שבת האם יש להחליף עכשיו באמצע שבת כן. מקורות: כן מוכח בשו"ע יו"ד סי' שצט ס"ה שגם באופן זה הוא כבוד שבת, וכן מוכח ממה דקי"ל שלא יישא תינוק בבגדו אם לא בהפסק כדי שלא ילכלכנו שהמצוה ללבוש בגדים נקיים הם לכל השבת ולא רק להחליף לפני שבת ופשוט....
8. I stay at my father-in-law's on Shabbat and Saturday nights, and on Saturday night and Sunday I stay at my father's. Since there are several opinions among the arbitrators of our time on this, some say that a guest for the day cannot light a candle in the place where he is staying, and regarding a guest who returns to his home, the arbitrators disagree whether he should light it in the place he came from or in his home, therefore if he wants to get out of the hands of the doubt, he will appoint a messenger to light the candle in his home and also share in the penny with his father and father-in-law (See the opinions of the arbitrators in the comments and addendums C. Tarez), and also [...]...
9. What is determined to be assigned on Shabbat as well as a basis for the forbidden thing, is it according to sunset or rising of the stars or according to both and what is the ruling when he received Shabbat if it is determined according to the time he received Shabbat It is measured according to all between the suns, only if everything between the suns has been allocated, it becomes allocated, otherwise it provides lenient, this is the opinion of the majority of the arbitrators and the decision of the Mishnav and the PMG, and to begin with, it is appropriate to fear the strict ones not to single out a base in a part of the Behash if you want to use it on Shabbat , (and as will be proven below from the Sukkah law and also the order of the Grisha).
10. A Shabbat candle that remains lit until the evening of Shabbat, is there any interest in taking a Havdalah candle from it? There is no evidence that there is a mitzvah in this. And on the other hand, there is also an apparently agreed prohibition that does not exist in this. Sources: Ya'vei' in Lent Kaa 1a about the candle with which a miracle was performed by Rav Ben Dosa and fuel until Mochash and Mochash they brought light from it for the Havdalah, and there was a place for the well that in this there is a ma'ale dachiyon da'itabida biya hada mitzvah liabida biya mitzvah ahariti, As for mixing, etc. [...]...