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Technology was a lot different back in 2009, don't ya think? But now it's 2012, and we are kicking off the new year with four NEW waste websidoes that are gonna rock your world. And thanks to social media, we are going to have some fun doing it. I just created this new website today www.wastedocumentary.com with several goals in mind, 1) SEO mojo — by having "waste documentary" as a url we will be able to rank higher in search engines and all that jazz, 2) we desperately needed a friendlier website so folks (like you) can add comments quick and easy. Seriously, we want to hear what you have to say and also tell us what you think about waste, 3) we needed a major facelift. Here is our first website www.whatiswaste.com it's kinda square and clunky but not to bad. But, we've moved up in the world and wanted something flashy and fun so you can surf around, watch stories that interest you, make comments, and also link to your fav social media platforms. And, 4) well to be honest, we needed a new fresh start. We had a lot of success with the first round of websiodes but this time we are aiming high and want to reach over ONE million people!
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My Fashion Scrapbook: Floral Flair
I have decided to make 'My Fashion Scrapbook' a regular feature as they really help me to capture in image form the things that I have been loving from week to week.
This week my mind has firmly been on florals, triggered by Frank Ocean's appearance at the Brit Awards in the amazing floral t-shirt and leather jacket combo (centre picture), that I wrote about here last week. The floral t-shirt is from Supreme and was already sold out when I tried to get it in the London store only one day after the launch of the new collection. I am waiting patiently now for the new collection to come online so I can try to snap this up.
With florals on my brain I started searching for some standout flowery fashions from the mens scene this Spring / Summer and I came across some bright, brave and bold prints that take the floral theme in an interesting direction. Here is my pick of the three items I liked the best.
1.Floral Print Cotton Sweater by MSGM
2. Floral Print Satin Jacket by Balenciaga
3. Floral Stripe Parka by Topman Design
So what do you think of my floral picks? Do you agree that they are bold, bright and brave? Would you wear them? Let me know…

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Musician Sammy Hagar has admitted having close encounters with apparent aliens. Over the years, we've received letters from and met many famous people who've told us privately that the same thing happened to them, but none of them have been willing to go public. It takes courage to stand up to the ridicule of the media, and we're glad Hagar has it. Also, the Canadian prime minister may have seen a UFO, but it was probably an asteroid or comet.
Blabbermouth.net quotes Hagar as saying, "It's been a long, long time, but back in about '68, in Fontana, California, I had this unbelievable experience?I'm a firm believer?have seen, have felt, have been contacted three or four different times. I have received information that has been valuable in my life from those people, and they have used me. I'm gonna sound like a complete nut here, but they have used me in an experimental fashion. The easiest way to put it is that they downloaded my brain information. When I was about 19 or 20, they downloaded everything that was in my head. And I caught 'em doin' it! I woke up in the middle of the night, thinkin', 'What's goin' on?' They were like, 'Oh, my god, he's waking up!' But this was all telepathy?there were no words being spoken. And as soon as I woke up?it was probably three o'clock in the morning?my whole room was so bright that I could hardly keep my eyes open. I was wide-awake, I could not move, eyes open, white room, they were still disconnecting?and when they did, it just went 'bang!' Everything went back to normal, back to black. I was shaking, I almost passed out, I was sick to my stomach and almost had to throw up, it was so scary?
"It sent me on a course of curiosity. I bought a telescope, and I started reading UFO books, and I just got into the whole thing. And since then, there have been three or four other contacts with the same group of people. I don't know who?they are, but I've narrowed them down to a people called the Nine, who are called that because they're from the Ninth Dimension. I've named my publishing company the Nine Music after them. It's a crazy thing, man. But to me, anyone who thinks we're the only ones here, despite the vastness of the entire universe, is?crazy. Those people gotta be put away?no the guys having these contacts!"
A UFO streaked past Canadian prime minister Paul Martin's plane on March 21 and was reported by the pilot, who saw a "very bright light falling" through the sky, trailing smoke. People on at least two other planes also saw the object, which sounds like it might have been a comet or small asteroid. An amateur astronomer in Calgary captured it on videotape, and it was seen by several witnesses on the ground.
Jim Bronskill and Sean Myers write in the Calgary Herald that when Canadian UFO researcher Chris Rutkowski heard about it, he got a copy of the "UFO Procedures" form the pilot filled out, describing the sighting. It's unclear whether the prime minister or other government officials on the plane saw the object as well. Rutkowski says, "I'm not sure of whether the prime minister himself was apprised of what the pilot had seen at the time."
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The Salone Internazionale del Motociclo in Milan, Italy, is the grand stage for launch after launch of new machines, riding gear, and performance parts that riders everywhere will be enjoying in spring. At this year's 69th edition, 1462 bike and aftermarket brands from 43 countries are showcasing their upcoming 2012 offerings. Here's a look at some of what's coming next year (though not necessarily to the American marketU.S. distributors are not yet finished announcing their new-model lineups).
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The formerly Swedish, now Italian but BMW-owned manufacturer, long known for serious off-road machines, is coming back to the street in a very big way. The company debuted its new Nuda 900 and 900R models in Milan. Supermoto in style, with an off-road riding position, longer travel suspension and a narrow, parallel-twin powerplant, either one of the appropriately named Nudas ("naked" in Italian) is built for serious back-road fun, commuting, and even some light touring with an optional luggage and windscreen package. The R model features more sporting-oriented suspension and brake components, as well as Husky's famed red and white racing colors, covering the bodywork's origami-like angularity.


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-- So you think you are safe with a firearm? So do the thousands of people that attend Alabama hunter education classes every year.
However, in every class a few students inadvertently point the muzzle of one of the classroom guns at someone else while they are attempting to demonstrate how to load and unload it properly.
Even though the guns are non-firing, pointing the muzzle at another person breaks the first rule of firearm safety - TREAT EVERY FIREARM AS THOUGH IT WAS LOADED.
The students, some of whom are adults, are often concentrating so intensely on loading and unloading their guns they are surprised and embarrassed when it is brought to their attention the gun had been pointed at someone else. However, it is better to commit this safety violation with non-firing guns and dummy ammunition in the classroom rather than in real life.
Making this mistake in the classroom reinforces the fact that you MUST be aware of where the gun's muzzle is pointed at all times no matter what task you are attempting to accomplish.
It is a good idea for everyone to review the Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety from time to time.
1. Treat every firearm with the same respect due a loaded firearm. If you become careless with unloaded guns, you will soon become careless with loaded guns.
2. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
3. Identify your target and what is behind it before you shoot. Never shoot at movement and make sure you know what is behind your target before you shoot.
4. Be sure the barrel and action are clear of obstructions and that you only have ammunition of the proper size for the firearm you are carrying.
5. Unload firearms when not in use. Leave the action open. Firearms should be carried unloaded and in a case to and from your shooting or hunting area.
6. Never point a firearm at anything you do not wish to destroy.
7. Never climb a fence, tree, or jump a ditch with a loaded firearm. Always unload the firearm before you cross and never pull a firearm toward you by the muzzle. Never lean a firearm against a tree, fence, wall or automobile.
8. Never shoot a bullet at a flat, hard surface or water. Bullets can ricochet at odd angles.
9. Store firearms and ammunition separately beyond the reach of children and inexperienced adults.
10. Never mix gunpowder with alcohol or drugs. No one should drink alcoholic beverages or take drugs while hunting and never go hunting with anyone that does.
In addition, remember that the safety of a firearm is a mechanical device that can and will fail. Just because the safety is on does not mean you can ignore safety rule number one or expect that the gun will never fire. Sometimes the safety does fail.
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- Karl
- May 29, 2012 - 14:50
Very sad story. The part that gets me is that if the family had some clout the story possibly would have ended differently. Shame on us as a society another pointless death.
- Pround Newfoundland Mother
- May 09, 2012 - 12:11
What everyone needs to remmeber and understand in this tragic situation is that a young boy lost his life ... a young boy was lost, cold and scared trying to find his way home and that the people who are trained and suppose to help rescue him and us were not out looking for him were not coming to his rescue and that is TRAGIC .... I can not imagine how scared and lonely this young boy was in his final hours and NO ONE SHOULD FORGET THAT SOMEONES BABY DIED AS A RESULT OF SEARCH AND RESCUE NOT DOING WHAT THEY ARE TRAINED TO DO! Remember Burton Winters and PRAY no one else has to feel the loss his family and friends and all Newfoundland and Labrador people are feeling ... As a parent I pray for the Winters family
- sealcove
- May 08, 2012 - 11:50
Stunderdale would not what the truth is if it bit her
- Newman
- May 08, 2012 - 10:42
Too bad politicians, bureaucrats, RCMP and DND-SAR didn't point their fingers at a lost and dying child and say "We should help him."
- Peggy
- May 08, 2012 - 09:42
The Premier is meeting Burton's grandmother at the grandmother's request. Shame on you, Premier. You should have, long before this, visited with Burton's parents and family, or even attended this young teenager's funeral, on your own initiative, and out of respect. What a horrific suffering, long lingering, lonely death Burton went through, all unnecessarily, and ever since, to add insult to injury, the buck is being thrown around as to who is to blame for the long delay in his recovery. Dunderdale, what if it was one of your children or grandchildren, instead of Burton????? They certainly would have been rescued asap. You should put a bag over your head when coming face to face with young Burton's grandmother. You, and all others involved (or rather, "not" involved), if you have any iota of a conscience, should live in shame and guilt the rest of your lives. Make a visit to Burton's resting place in your minds, because I know it certainly won't be in person, and remember that it is a grave site that should never be. Burton should be with his family and friends, in school, and having all the advantages and pleasures of growing into an adult.....but this was all stolen from him. I get more furious and heart-broken and crying every time I think of this innocent young teenager !!!!!! God, please give Burton's family Your strength and comfort and peace, and, yes, well-deserved truthful answers. And I know Burton is there in Heaven right now with you, God.
- Harold
- May 08, 2012 - 08:32
WE, the people of Newfoundland, need an inquiry into this matter. it seems every time someone in authority opens their mouth they only add to the confussion. Premier, do the right thing and call an inquiry, let the chips fall where they may. my heart goes out to the family of Burton Winters. they should not have to endure this BS from people in authority whos job it was to protect a 14 year old boy who was lost on the ice. burton was let down by DND/SAR, fire and emergency services and now it seems he may have also been let down by the RCMP. we need to know what happened, we deserve to know what happened. call an inquiry premier.
- We're not asking for DG six numbers here
- May 08, 2012 - 08:25
OUR premer sould stop playting politics with this issue and start giving us answers. Maybe after she gets her raise she will release some of this top secert info to public. If our premier doesn't want to stand up for us, our province or burton Winters, then she can step aside and let someone who's willing to do the job, do it! She obviously has no vision, willingness or apparent know how on such matters. And that is sad, not good enough and reckless to us all. Another condition tied to Muskrat i spose!
- May 08, 2012 - 07:31
Premier Dunderdale said the government has been consistent in its 'iteration' of the facts. ' Iteration ', Kathy ?. My my, we're impressed. Not exactly a term used in everyday conversation. Just goes to show what one might find when flipping through the pages of a dictionary.
- Mike
- May 08, 2012 - 08:16
I was appalled to hear R/Adm Gardam's comments on the decision-making process and the apparent lie about a long-standing protocol that nobody else seems to be aware of. The listening to the recordings of the conversation with senior military officer as he seemed to be creating excuses for sending resources at the earliest point possible. These military hacks need to be given a wake-up call, I say thatthe minister of justice ask the RCMP to investigate the senior military personnel with criminal negligence causing death. A brave young boy was lost on the ice, at night in freezing temperatures and ultimately his life was lost as these pontificating _insert own expletive_ sat comfortably in their homes. For those that believe in heaven and hell, I trust that Burton will be sitting comfortably in God's care as those who sat by and refused to do anything to help (until the threat of media attention loomed) are marched into hell's fury.
- Charles
- May 08, 2012 - 07:28
Sorry... if I was the Minister of Justice...I know what i would be doing...Law was broken...And someone will have to be held responsible for it...To make sure this kind of thing will never happen again...Far as I'm concern...If the law was enforce...This young man would be here today..
- c
- May 08, 2012 - 07:21
There is an awful lot of finger pointing going on here and after listening to the tapes on CBC last night I think that the military doe doe bird from Halifax who had no idea as to even if it was dark in the area at the time and then himmed and hawed over sending anyone should be demoted to military janitor. If this is the same guy who held the press conference saying that he didn't send help because it may have been needed elsewhere then this guy has the wrong job with the military. To my civilian recollection, search and rescue the title itself is self explanatory. this guy is obviously not familiar with our weather and land and IF he is, he could have fooled me. When someone is in dire need of help and you take 24 to 48 hours to finally make the decision because you may be needed somewhere else then you definitely should not be in a uniform in the decision making position,I hope everyone finds their answers, justice is done and there is finally closure for this poor little boy and his family.


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Apple said its App Store sold $10 billion in apps in 2013. A billion worth were sold in December alone when 3 billion apps were downloaded, "making it the most successful month in App Store history," the company said.
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Artgrafix - 6/24/2009Artgrafix Introduces Accent Mount Boards
Artgrafix has introduced Accent Mount Boards - Self-stick boards framed with laminate edged sides. The
laminate edges are available in black, white, blue and red. Accent Mount Boards are available on foam and
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Edged boards are a lower cost alternative to framing and edging all sides gives a professional finished look
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Artgrafix has sized these boards for photographs and common print sizes up to 40"x60". Commenting on these
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additional equipment." Stover added "these boards are a great solution for those who have to display their prints
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This game features a "blooper reel" that can be seen upon completion of the game.
When Silent Hill was first announced, press releases indicated that there would be two playable characters with different scenarios, like Resident Evil 2, but we all know that the retail version has only one playable character: Harry.
Apparently, Cybil was originally intended to be a playable character, and another side of the story would be viewed from her perspective.
Cybil's scenario was not completed, but not all the clues were taken out of Harry's scenario. On the map it would seem most places marked out in dark pink are significant to you on your adventure- HOWEVER: There is a shop on Simmons St that doesn't open. There is also a boat below Indian Runner that you cannot get to.
The door of the diner next to Norman's Motel is only locked, not jammed.
In the school Chemistry Equipment Room, there is Glucose and Distilled Water —These are among the ingredients needed to make bombs, but you are told you have no reason to take them.
Cybil as a playable character would later appear in the Japan-only GameBoy Advance text-adventure remake of the game, Silent Hill Play Novel.
* This info has mainly been taken from Gunsmith & BlackCat's Silent Hill walkthrough.
The developers must have really liked Sonic Youth because the school section ends with you picking up the "K. Gordon" key and going to her house!
The Pal release of Silent Hill is slightly censored, specifically it's missing the deformed child-like enemies that appear in the school and other places of the game. For this release they were replaced with the "Clawfinger" monsters (which only have a minor appearance late in the original game).
Blood marking a garage door across from the church spells out "Redrum", a reference to Stephen Kings "The Shining".
Most of the street names in Silent Hill are names of sci-fi or horror authors: Finney - Jack Finney, author of "Time and Again" Bachman - Richard Bachman, Stephen King's pseudonym Bloch - Robert Bloch, author of "Psycho" Matheson - Richard Matheson, author of "I am Legend" Ellroy - Jack Ellroy, author of the "Black Dahlia" Bradbury - Ray Bradbury, author of "Something Wicked This Way Comes" Levin - Ira Levin, author of "Rosemary's Baby" Sanford - John Sanford, author of the "Prey' books Simmons - Dan Simmons, author of "Song of Kali" Sagan - Carl Sagan, author of "Contact" Crichton - Michael Crichton, author of "Sphere" Koontz - Dean Koontz, author of "Phantoms" Wilson - F. Paul Wilson, author of "Nightworld"


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Beach Body By Memorial Day
UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - Now that the weather is warming up, that means the unofficial start to summer, Memorial Day, is just around the corner. BBQ, Beaches & Bathing Suits. Is your body ready for the beach?
In order to get your body ready for the beach, you need to incorporate three things: cardio workouts, nutrition and diet, and weight training. The combination of the three will not only help you lose weight, but also lose body fat. All month long, we will be focusing on these components, starting with cardio in a group fitness class called BodyStep. BodyStep is not your mother's jazzercise class but a class that uses a height adjusted step and simple moves to get a high intensity work out and is for everyone.
Hilary Nawoj, a member at the Powerhouse Gym, uses group fitness, specifically BodyStep, to get her body ready for the summer.
"The beauty of a group fitness class is there are various fitness levels. There are high intensity options, there is always a low option. The bottom line is walking in the door, staying for the whole class, and coming every day," says Nawoj.
Hilary notes that "Group fitness is like having a personal trainer as part of your fitness package, those instructors motivate you every single day to be your very best. There is no stop button in group fitness class and there is no short cut home."
No matter where you decide to work out, the gym staff is there to give you a helping hand. Katie Friot, an instructor at the Powerhouse Gym, looks forward to helping members. She tells NEWSChannel 2, "You see some of the individuals that are pushing for a specific goal and I have watched so many people evolve into this amazingly strong, not only men and women but human beings. And that is an unbelievable experience as a teacher and a trainer."
Now it is up to you to ramp up your cardio workout or start one all together. Either way, it will pay off in the end.
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Mix Martial Arts is one of the fastest growing sports in the world for a variety of reasons. The combination of skill, athletic ability and excitement on display at the highest levels of the sport have captivated fans from around the globe. Perhaps more than any other sport, fans of professional Mix Martial Arts often dabble in the sport themselves, especially those with prior martial arts training. While there is no belt system in Mix Martial Arts training, it is a good idea to have a general plan of attack for where to begin and how to improve your skills.
The Foundation
The very idea that makes Mix Martial Arts so interesting -- blending all of the most effective combat arts into a combative system to be tested against the best in the world -- is also the reason there is no true belt system in place for modern Mix Martial Arts combats. Fighters at the highest levels often have several black belts from several combat styles, but, as is the case with all sports, you have to start somewhere, and Funkional Fitness is one those places to start. With world-renowned instructors like Glenroy Browne, most of our elite fighters will tell you that learning from a master MMA artist was their reason for success in the sport. Focal point on freestyle wrestling forms the best foundation for success at the highest levels, since wrestlers can determine where the fight takes place. Still, you can start in any style and branch out to others or start in several styles at once.
Before embarking on your own Mix Martial Arts journey, be sure to get your priorities in order and take care to understand your own intentions before beginning. Getting involved in certain styles in your spare time is fine, but beware of entering a high level fight gym where modern Mix Martial Arts fighters train unless you're ready for some intense training and sparring. It is recommended that you have some serious training experience before you ever step foot in a ring or cage to spar with a high-level training partner.


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I can't say this one was a chore I'd duck.
In April, Natalie Veres and Cassie Parsons of Grateful Growers Farm gathered a small group for a pork tasting.
It was raining and chilly as we huddled around a table at Ratcliffe on the Green while chef/owner Mark Hibbs brought out pork dishes from two kinds of old-breed pigs, the Tamworths that Grateful Growers is known for and another one called a Hereford.
The tasting was so successful, Grateful Growers is keeping the Tamworths and adding a new line of Herefords crossed with Tamworths.
A few weeks ago at the Charlotte Tailgate Market, Parsons only had to say one thing to me: "We're tasting duck – want to come?"
She had me at "duck." I love duck. I love to eat it, but I really love to cook it. Breaking it down into legs for roasting and breasts for searing, trimming the skin for cracklings and rendering the fat for potatoes, cooking down the carcasses into duck broth.
Chefs love ducks, too, which is why Veres and Parsons are trying to pick a breed of duck to raise. They've been playing with Muscovies and Pekins that they've sold to a few local restaurants.
They have two others they're also trying, old-breed ducks called Khaki Campbells and Blue Swedish.
This time, a small group of us met at Longview Country Club on another rainy afternoon, where chef Paul Verica had roasted Khakis, Swedish and Pekins.
Parsons already has her favorite, she admitted. The Khakis and Swedish ducks are "spastic – they're hard to raise."
But the Pekins seem to be friendlier and calmer.
They're also pretty. In pictures, they're white with orange bills, like the ducks you'd see on the curtains in a country-décor kitchen.
Even cooked, you could spot them. They're bigger, mild-tasting and moister. The other two were darker and a bit gamier, but still flavorful.
After we had picked and prodded, the subject of duck eggs came up. Grateful Growers may add those, too.
Verica ran downstairs and scrambled 10 of them. And I've never tasted eggs quite like them – fluffy, mouth-filling, almost meaty in flavor.
"It's like I've never tasted egg before," said Dani Goldfischer of Earth Fare.
Grateful Growers ducks will be available by Thanksgiving, although they won't be cheap. At $8.39 a pound, a typical 4-pound duck will be about $34. Definitely a special-occasion purchase.
But the eggs? Those will be worth every penny – if they have any to spare.
Carolinas have Pink Lady apples
I've gotten several calls from apple growers about my recent column on the difficulty of spotting locally grown food.
I had mentioned Pink Lady apples as a line that is mostly grown in California and the Northwest, information that I got from the Web site for Crispin Pink Lady apples.
Since then, I have heard there are some Pink Lady trees in the Carolinas.
My apologies to those growers. But it also proves my point: Determining when something is locally grown can take detective work.
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Range Announces Second Quarter 2012 Results
RANGE RESOURCES CORPORATION (NYSE: RRC) today announced its second quarter 2012 results. Revenues for the second quarter 2012 totaled $442 million, a 32% increase over the prior year quarter. Net cash provided from operating activities including changes in working capital totaled $127 million, declining 25% from the prior year quarter. Reported net income for the second quarter 2012 totaled $55.7 million ($0.34 per diluted share), a 6% increase over the second quarter 2011. Revenue and cash flow results were driven by higher production volumes and lower unit costs offset by lower realized prices. Revenue and earnings also included the impact of a derivative mark-to-market gain of $136 million.
Adjusted net income comparable to analysts' estimates, a non-GAAP measure, was $18.1 million ($0.11 per diluted share) compared to $43.2 million ($0.27 per diluted share) in the prior year quarter. Cash flow from operations before changes in working capital, a non-GAAP measure, decreased 7% year-over-year to $156 million. Comparing these amounts to analysts' average First Call consensus estimates, the Company's earnings per share ($0.11 per diluted share) were six cents higher than the consensus of analysts' estimates of $0.05 per diluted share. Cash flow per share ($0.97 per diluted share) for the quarter was two cents higher than the consensus analysts' estimates of $0.95 per diluted share. See "Non-GAAP Financial Measures" for a definition of each of these non-GAAP financial measures and tables that reconcile each of these non-GAAP measures to their most directly comparable GAAP financial measure.
Commenting on the announcement, Jeff Ventura, Range's President and CEO, said, "Our second quarter results reflect excellent performance. The benefits of our Barnett sale last year have positively impacted our second quarter operating and financial results. The sale allowed us to fast-forward the development of our core plays, improve our capital efficiency, lower our cost structure, and strengthen our financial position. The 42% increase in production coupled with a 16% decrease in aggregate cash unit costs are a vivid reflection of our performance combined with the sale benefits. While low natural gas prices impacted our financial results, our strong hedge position provided substantial protection. Looking ahead, we have approximately 80% of expected production hedged for the remainder of the year.
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Industrial Textiles Enhanced
Twill is made from finer Ring-Spun yarns. Ring spinning creates a
superior yarn than results in a softer, more durable fabric than
yarn. The time-honored process of ring spinning requires two more
processing steps than open-end yarn production and ring-spun takes
five times longer to produce. The additional steps involve
continuously twisting and narrowing the rope of cotton and polyester
fibers. This continuous fiber "helix" or twist gives ring-spun yarn
extra softness and strength. The resulting garments feel softer wash
after wash. Industrial Textiles makes 65/35 Poly/Cotton Chef Coats and
related products using Enhanced Twill, 7 ounce/square yard and 65/35
Cook Shirts using Enhanced Poplin which is 4.5 oz/square yard.
A: MJS stands for Murata Air
Jet Spinning. Murata is a brand of Japanese spinning
developed in the 1980's. Air Jet
creates a yarn from short staple polyester or for blends, a
combination of polyester and cotton (rather than extruded,
continuous filament polyester) that is naturally hairy and soft.
This technology yields a fabric that has comparatively low pilling
and higher absorption
due to the low twist yarn structure. The loose yarn structure allows
the fabric to dry fast as well as accept starch, this also adds to
its breath ability when sewn into uniforms. For colors, MJS yarns
and fabrics accept dye at lower temperatures yet its color retention
is higher than most other fabrics.
A: The answer is No!
When Murata Air Jet spun or MJS was introduced to our industry, the
term quickly was shortened to "SPUN"…mills and manufacturers have
since blurred the lines and stretched the meaning of "spun" to cover
everything from Open End Spun, Ring Spun, Blends, Filament hybrids
and more. Technically yes, most are produced with some form of
"spun" yarn, but not what the industry originally migrated to in the
The term spun merely means the yarn
is formed from smaller yarns (staple) and has a wrapper yarn that
holds the small bundles together…the varying technologies to
accomplish this are generally referred to as Open End (OE) which is
the fastest and cheapest way to spin, Ring (RS) which is softer and
has twice the tensile strength as OE but takes up to 5x longer. Each
type has its advantages and disadvantages depending on the
Textiles offers these
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6.4 oz MJS/Filament Hybrid-Domestic Fabric
6.4 oz MJS/Filament Hybrid-Imported Fabric
7.2 oz all Ring Spun Polyester-Imported Fabric
7.2 oz MJS Aprons and Uniforms
A: The finishing of fabrics
can vary greatly from one type of spun to another and from one
vendor to another. These are important factors when finishing
polyester fabric for use in linen and uniforms.
A: Optical bright yarns allow
the fabric to maintain its whiteness from new to used. Industrial
Textiles uses only fabrics spun from optical white polyester fiber.
A: Adding white dye in the
slow feed jets is a bit more costly, but the advantages are white
fabrics or linen that tends to stay white for its entire life rather
than "graying" down. This is the normal process for colors, but it
is optional with white since the fibers are already white.
Industrial Textiles offers dyed white products and products that are merely
A: Without question, adding
soil release with high heat and pressure, normally achieved in a
slow feed jet process, is the best way to lock in the long term soil
release. Those that are added topically, tend to wash out over time.
Industrial Textiles does not add soil release to its cotton or
poly/cotton blends. Industrial Textiles all polyester products have a
soil release treatment which is applied in the slow feed jet
A: All Polyester fabrics
naturally create ample amounts of static. In the absence of
anti-static treatments, they tend to pick up lint on flat work
ironers and elsewhere. Industrial Textiles polyester products are
treated with anti-stat.
A: MJS fabrics do not need to
be sueded…the yarns are created to be naturally "hairy" which also
adds to the breath ability factor in uniforms. Fabrics with filament
filling yarns require some softening, especially if used for
napkins. There are various ways of achieving the desired hand;
however, most processes do take life from the product and increase
the likelihood of some pilling and/or linting especially when new.
Textiles believes the sueding of spun/filament fabrics is important on napkins given that
they are the items that contact the skin. Further it is Industrial
Textiles belief that sueding the table tops is an unnecessary
expense that only decreases the life expectancy and increases the
likeliness of pilling. Industrial Textiles' Apex napkins are sueded
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For over 45 years Stepaway preschool has operated on the grounds of Stepney Baptist Church. Stepaway is a part-time, Christian preschool serving ages 2, 3 & 4. Our program is non-denominational, welcoming children from every background. Our teachers provide a creative learning environment in a safe, nurturing setting, where children are free to grow. Children are guided through group activities that include art, cooking, drama, story time, computer, Bible, music and movement, and larger motor activities.
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On Good Friday, President Barack Obama visited the Port of Miami, where, standing against an unwittingly ironic backdrop of Chinese-built cranes, he called yet again for the formation of a national infrastructure bank and other measures to help fund the renovation and construction of bridges, dams, parks, and the like. Just 10 days prior, the American Society of Civil Engineers released its quadrennial Infrastructure Report Card. Judging from the country's GPA—which has risen from a D to a D+ since the last report—the president's Miami proposal seems like a positively essential investment in our nation's future.
Still, with our sovereign debt nearing $17 trillion, a call for increased government spending may seem like a strange, if not insane, idea. Yet spending is precisely what America needs, according to the president and economists such as Robert Reich and Paul Krugman. They believe that the best way to pay off the debt is to put Americans back to work. And what better work is there to be done than on projects that need to happen anyway?
The big banks are still reluctant to make business loans, so the government is the only entity with the cash to get cranes moving and workers working. What's the holdup? Politics.
Stimulus is a dirty word these days, synonymous with government waste, despite all that the 2008 and 2009 stimuli did to temper the Great Recession. The $152 billion tax rebate under former President George W. Bush reportedly boosted consumption by 2.4 percent in the second quarter of 2008, while the Obama administration claims that its $831 billion mix of tax breaks and spending saved or created between 1 and 3 million jobs.
Granted, 9 million jobs were lost overall, but in truth, neither outlay was big enough to offset the massive loss of jobs and savings when the economy tanked in 2007 and 2008.
The government's plan-by-default is to boost the economy by spending less. The "sequester," a 10-year, $1.1 trillion cut in the federal budget, took effect March 1. It's too early to measure the fallout, but we have seen just how well austerity is working in Europe—which is to say, it isn't. Across the continent, riots have broken out, governments have fallen, and the collective potential of an entire generation is going up in smoke.
Nobel Prize–winning economist Joseph Stiglitz claims, "It will take 10 years or more to recover the losses incurred in this austerity process." Infrastructure spending, by contrast, will boost the nation's slow economic recovery. And if the investment is especially smart—i.e., low-impact and high-performance—we will save billions of public and private dollars over time, build safer and more livable communities, increase our global competitiveness, create a host of financial and creative opportunities for architects, and foster a shared sense of national purpose. So, let's get to work.
A Facebook page and a petition on change.org are calling for Denise Scott Brown to be retroactively named as co-recipient of the Pritzker Prize that her husband and partner Robert Venturi received over 20 years ago.
Personally, I think it was shortsighted—even mean-spirited—of the 1991 jury to exclude Scott Brown, given her tremendous individual contributions to the fields of architecture and planning, as well as the epochal outcomes of her collaboration with Venturi. Where would any of us be without Learning From Las Vegas?
The fledgling, student-led movement was prompted by a pre-recorded speech that Scott Brown made for a luncheon last month in London. "They owe me not a Pritzker Prize, but a Pritzker inclusion ceremony," she said (being far too modest, in my opinion). "Let's salute the notion of joint creativity."
Fans, colleagues, employees, former students, and luminaries such as Ole Bouman and Zaha Hadid have electronically signed the change.org petition. I did, and you should, too.
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Well, the answer may surprise you. You might not think you can collect enough water to make a difference. However, you will be surprised how fast rainwater adds up if you are collecting it from the roof. Just a half inch of rain falling on a 1,000-square-foot roof yields 300 gallons of water, and that's only during one rainfall. Lets' say annual rainfall in your area is 16 to 20 inches. That's 9,600 to 12,000 gallons of water in a year - way more than you probably need. However, you don't have to catch every drop of rain to reap the benefits.
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Medications from Canada and Mexico
What about obtaining prescription medications from Canada and Mexico?
In an effort to save money, some RVers have purchased their prescription medicines in border towns in Mexico or by mail or crossing the border into Canada. The pharmaceutical companies don't like this and have tried to make this illegal. In fact, in some circumstances it is. Here is some information on the government regulations, articles and some resources to help you decide if you want to go this route.
We have not personally tried Mexican pharmacies. Nor have we purchased drugs in Canada. Let us know if you have actual experience that would help other RVers. We'd be happy to add it.
Mexico regulations
From the State Department Web site: Drug Penalties and Prescription Medications: Penalties for drug offenses are strict, and convicted offenders can expect large fines and jail sentences up to 25 years. The purchase of controlled medication requires a prescription from a licensed Mexican physician; some Mexican doctors have been arrested for writing prescriptions without due cause. In those instances, U.S. citizens who bought the medications have been held in jail for months waiting for the Mexican judicial system to decide their fate. The Mexican list of controlled medication differs from that of the United States, and Mexican public health laws concerning controlled medication are unclear and often enforced selectively. To determine whether a particular medication is controlled in Mexico, and requires a prescription from a Mexican doctor for purchase, please consult the website of the Mexican Federal Commission for Protection Against Health Risks (Comisi?n Federal para la Protecci?n contra Riesgos Sanitarios - COFEPRIS) at Listado de Medicamentos Controlados, . This site is in Spanish only.
Buying Prescription Drugs: The U.S. Embassy recommends that U.S. citizens not travel to Mexico for the sole purpose of buying prescription drugs. U.S. citizens have been arrested and their medicines confiscated by the Mexican authorities when their prescriptions were written by a licensed American physician and filled by a licensed Mexican pharmacist. There have been cases of U.S. citizens buying prescription drugs in border cities only to be arrested soon after or have money extorted by criminals impersonating police officers. Those arrested are often held for the full 48 hours allowed by Mexican law without charges being filed, then released. During this interval, the detainees are often asked for bribes or are solicited by attorneys who demand large fees to secure their release, which will normally occur without any intercession as there are insufficient grounds to bring criminal charges against the individuals. In addition, U.S. law enforcement officials believe that as much as 25 percent of medications available in Mexico are counterfeit and substandard. Such counterfeit medications may be difficult to distinguish from the real medications and could pose serious health risks to consumers. The importation of prescription drugs into the United States can be illegal in certain circumstances. U.S. law generally permits persons to enter the United States with only an immediate (about one-month) supply of a prescription medication.
Safety and legality of importing drugs
- FDA page on safety of imported drugs.
- Canadian border searches: From the AARP Bulletin, October 2006: ?Bowing to public and political pressure, the Department of Homeland Security agreed this week to stop confiscating the prescription drugs Americans order by mail from Canadian pharmacies.? Read the rest of the article.
- Legislation fails: MSNBC reported that in May, 2007, the Senate defeated the bill to make importation of prescription drugs from Canada legal.
Here are some resources for purchasing medications from Mexico and Canada. We have not tried these resources ourselves. If you decide to use them please let us know if your experience is good or bad.
- 3 Farmacia in Nogales, Farmacia de Jesus, Jesus Humberto Martinez & Family, Lopez Mateos No.188, Nogales, Sonora, MX; phone: 011 52 631 2 16 81. U.S. mailing address: PO Box 715, Nogales AZ 85628
- Farmacia San Francisco, Sarait "Sara" Dominguez Ruiz, Pesqueira No. 5, Nogales, MX; phone: 011 52 631 2 02 95, 011 52 631 2 02 46
- Edmundo Hernandez, Lopez Mateos No. 294, Nogales, MX; phone: 011 52 631 2 55 10.
- Other friends get dental work done by Dr. Mario Gonzalez Valenzuela. If you need a root canal, he has someone he recommends. They said he communicates by email. Address is: Obregon Ave., #19 Ste 3 Pink Building, Nogales, Sonora, Mexico C.P. 84000 US Phone 520-248-4476 (maybe 520-313-2263) they have that written also on the card. email@example.com is his email.
Update: From Cindy, who lives in Green Valley, AZ six months of the year and gets her medications in Nogales.
"I have dealt with the Farmacia de Jesus pharmacy and their prices are lower than others in the vicinity. However, you now need a prescription or your empty prescription bottles to bring this back across the border. They do not provide the prescription.
"I have checked the prices at Farmacia San Francisco and they are much higher than others in the area. They are right on the US/Mexico border and will not dispense any meds without a prescription from a US doctor.
"There is also Farmacias Benavides, that has multiple locations. You can order online and pick up your order in 3 days and also pay with a credit card."
Heads up: A few RVers have had scheduling problems in the past with Dr. Camacho's staff in Algodones (near Yuma, AZ). When Tom and Mary arrived for a long awaited appointment, the staff told them they did not have one. Tom and Mary drove a considerable distance to this appointment, only to be told the doctor wasn't in the office and that they couldn't have made an appointment for that day -- even though they had an appointment card for that date. Advice: If you use Dr. Camacho, confirm your appointment if you are not staying locally. Since this, and a related incident, took place a couple of years ago, things might have changed; but, be forewarned.
Another update- 2008: RV friends went to Agua Prieta (across from Douglas, AZ) to pick up a prescription drug. They noted that car lines were long but only three people were ahead of them in the line to walk back across the border. The pharmacies were a short walk across the border. Parking on the Douglas side was $1 for up to five hours, $5 for all day. It was a much more pleasant than trips to Algodones.
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Here are the orange ones I bought …
I LOVE them!
Andrea emailed me several weeks ago and had LOTS of questions after reading Photo Freedom. I'm going to respond to a couple of these questions today …
But before I do, I want to remind you of something I have had to learn again and again. You can't have all the answers before you start. What I mean by that is at some point, you have to jump in and decide it's all going to be OK and as you work on setting up a system and as you learn to live with it and make time for it, answers and personal adaptations will become clear. I can tell you everything I do and why, but until you make the effort to begin yourself, you will always have questions and no real answers. You'll have my answers (and I personally think they are pretty good) BUT … you need your own answers. Reading a book and learning in theory is one thing, but true learning requires application. What I recommend is trusting me on the essentials of my system:
1. Storage Binders
viewable, short-term chronological storage of printed photos you are 90% you want to scrapbook
2. Category Drawers (or boxes)
long-term active storage of prints by category. Remember, these files hold a very small percentage of your pictures overall, and you will both pull and use pictures, as well as age them over time, so that you can make cool connections and share authentic stories and I think the coolest thing of all — find what you need, when inspiration strikes!
3. Library Albums
a final resting place for completed pages, organized so that you no longer feel the pressure to keep up and you are encouraged to celebrate life in a broader, richer and more meaningful way — when you have a People We Love album, guess what? You are more aware of the people you love, more thoughtful of taking pictures and more excited to include them in your overall story.
Start with these. Focus on these and then add, as it becomes important to you, the extras (either mine or your own) But don't worry too much about these extras or how they all fit together, until you get a good, working understanding of the essentials!
Ok, from my friend Andrea:
I finished reading photo freedom and already feel good about getting organized. I am stuck in a few areas and am hoping you can provide some advice/guidance. Currently I have an album for each son, and a family album. I mainly scrap the boys and family events. I don't usually scrapbook a lot of other people.
I am definitely going to use your photo storing system, grouping pictures in those categories… so that if I want to scrap a girls trip, or my best friend, or the boys friends, or my niece, everything will be right there. Where I am stuck is my albums.
Q: I'm having a hard time with boys "books for me", and ones for them.
I guess I figured they'd get the books I've done for them when i die (yes i know how morbid)
So here's what I was thinking:
All about Zach and All about Nick (for me or them??)
also, not sure if I need All about Us (Because I don't scrap myself — although this could be the book I keep for myself.) Things We Do — can i include places we go in this? I usually do separate books for major vacations. Also, my girls trip could fit in here, etc …
Then I figure eventually when I have more time and scrap more people… I can add a "people we love" book.
Does that make sense?
A: It does make sense, but I think you need to understand that when I started formulating ideas that would become my Library of Memories system, I didn't just want a way to organize my photos. I wanted and desperately needed a new approach to scrapbooking. You can absolutely embrace whatever elements of my system feel right to you — but you will have more success if you are willing to embrace the philosophy and not just the tools. In other words, I want you to consider scrapbooking in a new way!
What Zach and Nick want from you is NOT 20+ albums. What they want is to see themselves as part of something bigger — a family, with extended relatives and friends and living in an amazing time, immersed in a unique culture and experiencing places that will shape and change them and prepare them for life. Here comes one of those hard-earned opinions that you do NOT have to agree with. I don't think children can become intimate with volumes of scrapbooks and I do NOT think they want to take 20 or 30 or more volumes of scrapbooks with them (I'm almost certain, their eventual wives will bemoan the idea of making room for such a collection) What they want is a happy, engaged mother who stops and notices and teaches them how wonderful the world really is. How cool would it be to have a growing library of scrapbook pages that span a variety of topics. How cool to additionally have one or two or half a dozen small books to grow up with, to keep in your nightstand, to take to school or summer camp or college. How cool to come home to your childhood home and find that same familiar library still there, still inviting exploration, still available to new family members, still communicating a few of the things you did, but more importantly recognizing and celebrating what you are and what makes you, as a family different.
So, Wow. Sorry for the ramble, here is what I would do …
All about Zach and All about Nick — volumes in the library that will stay in your home and celebrate these boys as they grow and eventually leave.
All about Us — start it NOW. Zach and Nick want and need your story as much or more than they need their own story. I'd rather they had fewer pages focused on them and a few more focused on you!
Things We Do — yes, you can include Places We Go here. That sounds like a great adaptation to me, especially where you are eager to create separate theme albums for major vacations.
People We Love — you will never have more time to scrapbook other people, than you do right now. I'm absolutely certain about this. These kinds of "less than obvious" pages will never be a priority for you, until there is an album in your library begging for pages.
Once you set up an initial set of library albums and begin filling them up, you will automatically become more open to inspiration and less obligated to the "next pile" of pictures. You will begin to see and sense what is "missing" in your story and you will feel less obligated and more enthused about your potential as the family story teller. Try not to worry too much about eventualities — it will all work out.
If you made it this far, I want you to know that I do feel a little bad that I take these questions so seriously, almost pontificating (sorry!) You probably think, sheez … you could have just answered the question without the lecture.
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PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) - President Barack Obama says he's starting to see some functionality in Washington but he's still not getting the cooperation he needs from Congress.
Obama told Democratic donors Thursday that Democrats don't have a monopoly on wisdom. He said Democrats aren't overly ideological at the moment and don't think government can do everything. But he said Democrats do think government has a role to play.
Obama said the U.S. has everything going for it, but millions of people are still missing out on opportunity. He said the only way he can change that is if Americans elect members of Congress who share his optimism and are willing to compromise.
Obama spoke at a fundraiser for Senate Democrats' campaign committee at the Palo Alto home of Flipboard CEO Mike McCue.
He carried that theme to a second fundraiser for Democratic Senate candidates, held at the sprawling Portola Valley home of venture capitalist Vinod Khosla.
Obama hailed bipartisan efforts to overhaul immigration law and protect innovators, such as those in Silicon Valley, from so-called patent trolls _ companies that obtain patents but don't do actual research or development. Those companies can use their patents to seek licensing fees from others who make products or provide services.
On bigger issues he said there is still too much obstruction and interest in winning elections coming from the Republican Party, and not enough interest in solving problems.
Donors paid between $2,500 and $32,400 to attend each event.
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Oh, and Now! That's What I Call Music: Dance and Sing for the Wii, can't forget that one.
The release of Mario Kart 7 closes out a year in which we've some absolutely superb games to whittle away our time and money on. It all kicked off in January with the release of Dead Space 2, a game which we described as "Polished, sickening, satisfying" and "undoubtedly the best horror adventure on Xbox 360 and PS3".
February's highlights included the return of Capcom's legendary Marvel Vs. Capcom series, the third chapter in Sony's Killzone series, and the arrival of bold and brazen shooter Bulletstorm. We liked People Can Fly's shooter so much we gave it a 9.1, and said it "is the most unique, fun first-person shooter 2011 has seen".
The arrival of March brought with it cinematic driving boxing sim Fight Night Champion, a new Dragon Age, THQ's risky shooter Homefront and a couple of Eastern treats in the form of Yakuza 4 and Okamiden.
April's spoils included a brilliantly brutal new Mortal Kombat, May delivered Rockstar and Team Bondi's tech marvel LA Noire as well as The Witcher 2, one of the finest RPGs of this generation.
Sony's infamous hero Cole McGrath made his electrifying return in June, bringing with him Child of Eden, the trippy spiritual successor to Dreamcast classic Rez, the long-awaited, bittersweet arrival of Duke Nukem Forever, Ocarina of Time in 3D, hilariously purile third-person shooter Shadows of the Damned.
Digitally delivered games were the winners in July, with From Dust and Bastion proving to be unexpected treats for gamers. Square Enix and Eidos Montreal revived Warren Spector's legendary PC franchise with Deus Ex: Human Revolution while an action-packed September saw the release of Resistance 3, Dead Island, Gears of War 3, Resident Evil 4 HD, The Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection, and the ever popular FIFA 12.
From Software's kick-you-while-your-down-until-you-cry-like-a-child RPG Dark Souls led the charge in October and was followed by the excellent Batman: Arkham City and surprisingly good Ace Combat: Assault Horizon.
This month, arguably the busiest of the year, we had Uncharted 3, Modern Warfare 3, Skyrim, Super Mario 3D Land, Assassin's Creed: Revelations, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Rayman Origins, Saints Row: The Third, Zelda: Skyward Sword.
Phew. It's been a big year, and taking a look back on the list of must-have games released this year we dread to imagine the total amount of cash we've spent buying games. It was worth it though, and we think you'll agree.
As always, we want to know your thoughts on the gaming year. We all know whether or not this year stacks up as the finest is subjective, so consider this as an opporunity for a bit of an opportunity to indulge in retrospective nostalgia.
As well as telling us if you think this is the best year of games ever, tell us what your personal highlights of the year so far have been, extol the virtues of games that you feel didn't get the attention they deserved (Shadows of the Damned anyone?), make your case for games you feel were overrated. Let us know in the comments below.


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Credit and liquidity concerns swirling around Bear Stearns (BSC) sent the stock to new lows and pulled the financial sector down with it.
The brokerage house wobbled as early morning options trading saw heavy volume in puts being written at low prices. Bear Stearns was selling shares at $53.99, but had been as low as $50.48, a decline of 16%.
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"Let any man turn to God in earnest, let him begin to exercise himself unto godliness, let him seek to develop his powers of spiritual receptivity by trust and obedience and humility, and the results will exceed anything he may have hoped in his leane"
"Power always has to be kept in check; power exercised in secret, especially under the cloak of national security, is doubly dangerous"
"To feel much for others and little for ourselves; to restrain our selfishness and exercise our benevolent affections, constitute the perfection of human nature"
"Use now and then a little Exercise a quarter of an Hour before Meals, as to swing a Weight, or swing your Arms about with a small Weight in each Hand; to leap, or the like, for that stirs the Muscles of the Breast."
"Back in my rummy days, I would tremble and shake for hours upon arising. It was the only exercise I got."
"People who exercise their embryonic freedom day after day, little by little, expand that freedom. People who do not will find that it withers until they are literally ''being lived'.' They are acting out scripts written by parents, associates and society."
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|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Religious Faith and Art
|HaRav Mosheh Lichtenstein
|The Haftara of Shabbat Chanuka
|Rav Shlomo Levi
|Where to Light on Chanuka
|HaRav Yehuda Amital zt"l
|The Hasmonean State
|Harav Yaakov Medan
|"They, Too, Were Part of the Miracle"
|Rav Shlomo Levi
|"One and Seven"
|Rav David Brofsky
|Harav Yehuda Amital
|Letting the Light of Torah Shine
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|The Significance of Chanuka According to the Maharal
|Harav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Chanuka - The Menora and the War
|Harav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Chanuka: Restoration and Innovation
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|The Importance of Preparing the Menora
|Harav Aharon Lichtenstein
|The Dual Nature of Chanuka
|Harav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Chanuka as a Holiday of Innovation and Renewal
|Harav Aharon Lichtenstein
|The Symbolism of the Menora and the Incense
|Harav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Studying Greek Wisdom
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Judaism and Greek Culture
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|"To Make Them Forget Your Torah and to Divert Them From the Laws of Your Will"
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|God and Man According to Judaism and Hellenism
|HaRav Mosheh Lichtenstein
|Publicizing the Miracle and the Covenant of Chanuka
|HaRav Yaakov Medan
|Avraham, Gidon, and the Hasmoneans
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|The Miracle of the Oil and the History of Chanuka
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|On Miracles, Revealed and Hidden
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|Why Celebrate a Miracle?
|Rav Yitzchak Blau
|The Two Miracles of Chanuka
|Rav Yoel Bin-Nun
|The Secret of Chanuka as Revealed by the Prophecies of Chaggai and Zekhari
|Rav Eliyahu Blumenzweig
|"In Those Days, at This Time"
|Rav David Brofsky
|Chanuka: The Reasons to Celebrate and the Nature of the Laws
|Rav Itamar Eldar
|Chassidic Teachings on Chanuka: Is the Mitzva Kindling the Lights or Setting Them Down
|Rav Itamar Eldar
|Chassidic Teachings on Chanuka: Do We Celebrate Miracles or the Routine?
|Rav Mordechai Friedman
|Yosef and Chanuka
|Rav Nati Helgot and Dr. Avi Shmidman
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|Rav Yair Kahn
|The Recitation of Hallel on Chanuka
|Rav Yair Kahn
|The Miracle of the Lights
|Rav Elyakim Krumbein
|Chanuka: Insularity or Influence?
|Rav Menachem Leibtag
|Chanuka and the Prophecies of the Second Temple Period
|Rav Asher Meir
|The Once and Future Festival
|Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon
|The Significance of the Miracle of Oil
|Rav Yehuda Shaviv
|The Haftora for Shabbat Chanuka
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Expressions of Pirsumei Nissa
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Chanuka as the Inauguration of Galut
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Nature of the Blessing of "She-assa Nissim"
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Can a Child Light Chanuka Candles for the Household?
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Women's Obligation to Light Chanuka Candles
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Lighting Chanuka Candles in the Synagogue
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Lighting Chanuka Candles by Soldiers and Travellers
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Lighting from Candle to Candle
|HaRav Baruch Gigi
|The Shehecheyanu Blessing on Chanuka
|Rav David Brofsky
|The Proper Time for Lighting Chanuka Candles
|Rav David Brofsky
|Ner Chanuka: Who Lights and How Many Candles?
|Rav Nathaniel Helfgot
|Chanuka and Purim: A Study of their Differences
|Rav Yair Kahn
|"She-assa Nissim La-avoteinu"
|Rav Shlomo Levi
|Chanuka Candles Lit for Less than Half an Hour
|Rav Shlomo Levi
|Where to Light on Chanuka
|Rav Mayer Lichtenstein
|"They, Too, Were Included in that Miracle"
|Rav Doniel Schreiber
|Lighting Chanuka Candles - A Halakhic Overview
|Rav Doniel Schreiber
|Mitzvat Hallel - A Halakhic Overview
|Rav Yehuda Shaviv
|The "Shamash"
|Rav Yossi Slotnik
|Publicizing the Miracle of Chanuka in Times of Danger
|Rav Meir Spiegelman
|"In Matters of Holiness, We Ascend"
|Rav Binyamin Tabory
|Are These Candles Indeed Holy?
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Chanuka Menora and the Menora of the Temple
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Jewish Monarchy
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Function of the Temple Menora
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Blessing of "She-assa Nissim" and Publicizing the Miracle
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Talmudic Methodology - How Did the Greeks Defile the Temple?
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Chanuka Candles as an Obligation of the House
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