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Vertlach: Parshas Ki Savo

By admin on August 27, 2010

Theדבר תורה  is לזכות רפואה שלימה ל-אברהם בייניש בן גאלדה שפרינצה.
ולאה בת חנה
And לזכר נשמת ר’ אברהם בן שמחה זצ”ל
ר’ חיים בן ר’ צבי ארי-ה זצ”ל
ר’ יחיאל יהודה בן ר’ אברהם מרדכי הכהן זצ”לור’ אליהו מרדכי זצ”ל בן ר’ אברהם יעקב נ”י
 
This weeks email is sponsored l’zecher nishmas Yosef Yehuda ben Avraham Avinu, ZT”l; his [...]

Massive Egg Recall Expands: Expert Says Salmonella Outbreak Could Be Worst in 20 Years

By admin on August 19, 2010

A major egg recall has been expanded.
Wright County Egg of Iowa has increased the recall to 380-million eggs, or 32 million dozen-egg cartons – up from 228 million Wednesday over salmonella concerns.
The salmonella outbreak has sickened hundreds of people in four states, and possibly more.
Nearly 300 cases of illness in California, Minnesota and Colorado have [...]

Washington – 228M Eggs Recalled Following Salmonella Outbreak

By admin on August 18, 2010

Washington – An Iowa egg producer is recalling 228 million eggs after being linked to an outbreak of salmonella poisoning.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said eggs from Wright County Egg in Galt, Iowa, were linked to several illnesses in Colorado, California and Minnesota. The CDC said about 200 cases of the strain [...]

Brooklyn, NY – Williamsburg Bridge Roadwork Will Be Hellish This Weekend

By admin on August 12, 2010

Williamsburg, NY – It is life imitating art — as the Williamsburg Bridge will be partially closed this month.
Two lanes of eastbound traffic on the span will again be shut down to traffic for next weekend, as city workers will be diverting Brooklyn motorists and trucks to the Manhattan Bridge or, worse, to Queens.
From 4 [...]

Dillingham, AK – Survivors of Alaska Plane Crash Spent Cold Night

By admin on August 11, 2010

Dillingham, AK – Former Sen. Ted Stevens lay dead in the mangled fuselage of the plane. A 13-year-old boy escaped death but watched his father die a few feet away. Medical workers spent the miserable night tending to survivors’ broken bones amid a huge slick of fuel that coated a muddy mountainside.
The gruesome details of [...]

Mountain View, CA – Google Develops a Facebook Rival

By admin on July 28, 2010

Mountain View, CA – Google Inc. is in talks with several makers of popular online games as it seeks to develop a broader social-networking service that could compete with Facebook Inc., according to people familiar with the matter.
Google has been in discussions with top developers to offer their games on a new service it is [...]

Battle Creek, MI – Kellogg Recalls 4 Cereals For Odor, Off Flavor

By admin on June 25, 2010

Battle Creek, MI – Kellogg Co. is voluntarily recalling about 28 million boxes of Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, Froot Loops and Honey Smacks cereals because a “waxy” smell and flavor coming from the package liners could make people sick, the company said Friday.
Kellogg spokeswoman J. Adaire Putnam said about 20 people have complained, including [...]

Mountain View, CA – Google Homepage Gets a Makeover as Search Giant Lets Users Decorate Background With Their Own Photos

By admin on June 10, 2010

Mountain View, CA – Google will now let users customise the search engine’s homepage with their own photos.
The firm is publicising the new feature by covering its normally white background with famous images by renowned photographers for the next 24 hours.
The idea is a clear nod to Microsoft’s Bing search engine which has a regularly [...]

Mountain View, CA – Google Grabs Personal Info Off of Public Wi-Fi networks

By admin on May 16, 2010

Mountain View, CA – Google Inc. has been vacuuming up fragments of people’s online activities broadcast over public Wi-Fi networks for the past four years, a breach of Web etiquette likely to raise more privacy worries about the Internet search leader.
Even Google was troubled by its behavior, and issued a public apology Friday. The company [...]

England – Update: Flight Disruptions in Europe Get Even Worse; UK Airspace To Remain Closed On Friday

By admin on April 16, 2010

England – Ash from an erupting volcano blanketed the ground in Iceland on Friday and left a widening trail of grounded aircraft across Europe, as thousands of planes stayed on the tarmac to avoid the hazardous cloud.
Eurocontrol, the European air traffic agency, said the flight disruptions that upended travel in Europe and reverberated throughout the [...]

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