what is the plastic wire called on telephone poles in Jewish neighborhoods used to extend the temple area?
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B"H\nIt is called an "eiruv" (pr. AY-roov).\n  \nThe idea is that it creates a ceries of doorways (much less lumber to create a doorway than a wall - but a doorway is still a legal boundary).\n\nBy creating this extended boundary, AND getting it recognized by the town as a boundry through a legal document (usually by renting the enclosed space for a small amount of money) you extend the "private space" (not necessarily of a temple).  \n\nWhy do we want to extend the private space?  Because on the Jewish Sabbath day (Shabbat) it is forbidden to carry anything from the private domain to the public domain.  If the private domain is expanded to encompass both your house and the synogogue, you can carry a baby, an extra pair of shoes, or a religious article outside of your house on this day.\n\nIn order for an eiruv to be legitimate it must:\n\nA) Be legally recognized by the town\nB) Not be broken in any spot (it must make a complete circle)
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The most famous line of this type is the direct communications line between the Russian and American administrations.  It has been called "the hot line" and the "red telephone".   The original stated purpose of the line was to prevent a misunderstanding from triggering a nuclear war.   It was intially established in 1963 as a radiotelegraph line.  Its first actual use was during the 1967 Six-Day Arab Israeli war. In the early 1970s, the telegraph was replaced with an actual phone line, which was also supplemented by satellite communications systems and high speed fax.  The most recent use of the line has been to hammer out joint positions on the war in Iraq.\n\nThe lline itself is encrypted to prevent hacking, and besides the primary voice channel there are two satellite channels carried over US and Russian satellites.
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Its also called a telephone booth. \nIn England the call them "telephone box".
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http://local.yahoo.com/details?id=14986475\n\nhttp://jcredcross.org/\n\nsorry the last one appears to be in construction. Try e-mailing them.
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the location can only be traingulated when brodcasting between two cellphone towers.\n\nthe phone must be in use to do this.
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u will find some thing in here\nhttp://www.usefulwork.com/shark/archives/006008.html\nhttp://www.orgsites.com/mi/judah/
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For someone so obsessed about extremely Orthodox letter-of-the-law detail, you certainly didn't pay attention to where you posted this, did you?\n\nThis belongs in Religion/Spirituality, not Teaching/Education.\n\nAnd all of this nitpicking about exact time, etc. on a forum like this is important -- why?  If a new Sanhedrin is established at a renewed site-built Temple in Jerusalem, whether they go computerized or through ancient observation is their headache, not yours.\n\nWorry about your own deeds and influence on the world. Do good for your fellow human and for the community, and the existence of a physical Temple will be inconsequential.
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Not sure. Try calling up someone at Pac Bell Park and ask.
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Well, in modern day hebrew, it would be bimyutzato (I think).  In the more ancient hebrew, I honestly can't remember...sorry!
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http://www.jewfaq.org/toc.htm
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Check the WTC records... many jews worked there and died there.
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Perspex is a plastic...a non-conductor.\n\nCopper is a conductor. Conductors don't hold charge, they conduct it, meaning they transport it away.\n'Charging' up a conductor may transfer charge to it, but it will easily 'conduct' it away from itself.\n\nThe plastic rod won't conduct, so as charge is transferreed to it, the charge is sort of trapped on the rod, and builds until a noticeable static charge builds.
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I would guess that they buried it or disposed of it someplace. I would like to know where in the Bible it talks of the Jewish law you are speaking of. If you could add the verse/s in the additional details area. I would like to learn more about that.
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He invented the telephone pole.
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A microwave tower that is possibly no longer used.\n\nhttp://www.thecentraloffice.com/Microwave/microwave%20sites.htm
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You are looking for Fermi Lab in Batavia, IL.\n\nIt is a large circular structure a little over a mile in diameter that is underground, but a road runs on the top of it.  See the link below (note that the address does not line up with the accelerator itself).\n\nFor more information on this facility, see the second link
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Here is an image\n\nhttp://www.jkestler.com/photos/images/20051024213949_1.jpg