From mfeit at notonthe.net  Mon Dec  4 22:33:52 2006
From: mfeit at notonthe.net (Mark Feit)
Date: Mon Dec  4 22:33:55 2006
Subject: XMendrick, Schmendrick.
Message-ID: <17780.59552.892614.110769@coop.notonthe.net>

[Rats.  I subscribe to Sirius.  --Mark]

http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/xms-radio-hanukkah-announced.html

XM Satellite Radio has officially announced its new dedicated Jewish
music and culture channel: Radio Hanukkah. Word of the new channel
first surfaced a few weeks ago in XM's programming guide, though at
the time little details were known. So here they are.

Radio Hanukkah will kick off on Friday, December 15th (25th of Kislev)
and run through December 23rd on XM channel 108.

The new channel will will feature specials focused on contemporary and
traditional Jewish music, in addition to comedy, and children's
programming. The Barenaked Ladies, Matisyahu, Al Franken, Kinky
Friedman, Neil Sedaka, Dr. Ruth and Larry Miller are some of the
Jewish celebrities who will be participating in XM's Radio Hanukkah
programming.

XM will also feature nightly broadcasts of the traditional Hanukkah
candlelight blessings which will air at the appropriate times for both
the Eastern and Pacific time zones.
From mfeit at notonthe.net  Mon Dec 11 19:41:07 2006
From: mfeit at notonthe.net (Mark Feit)
Date: Mon Dec 11 19:41:10 2006
Subject: JewRL du Jour
Message-ID: <17789.64163.498677.646841@coop.notonthe.net>

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20061210-8392.html
	Also available, the Bluetooth-blocking menorah.
From mfeit at notonthe.net  Fri Dec 15 10:06:05 2006
From: mfeit at notonthe.net (Mark Feit)
Date: Fri Dec 15 10:06:08 2006
Subject: So *that's* how it happened!
Message-ID: <17794.47581.284783.525953@coop.notonthe.net>

Forwarded-by: Steve Feit <tr414cc@verizon.net>

The three wise men arrived to visit the child lying in the manger. One
of the wise men was exceptionally tall and smacked his head on the low
doorway as he entered the stable.

"Jesus Christ!" he exclaimed.

"Write that down, Mary," said Joseph, "It's got a better 'something'
to it than Menachem."