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Giant Seltzer Bottle?

That's one way to look at Old Faithful, as it adds fizz to a Yellowstone National Park experience

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Art Ellis, Jewish Exponent Feature

Travel to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming just to see Old Faithful and you'll surely be disappointed. There's nothing wrong with the famous geyser that shoots 204-degree water 130 feet in the air on a famously predictable schedule. It's just that there are so many other must-see sights within Yellowstone and its grand old neighbor, Grand Teton. Here are the...

Travel

Matzah and the Deep Blue Sea

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Lauren Kramer, Jewish Exponent Feature

It's just a couple of months before Passover, and I'm staring wistfully at the seder menu on Holland America's Ryndam, which hosts a seder each year for Jewish passengers and anyone else on board who is keen to participate. The four-course menu features all the traditional favorites: gefilte fish, matzah-ball soup, roast chicken with tzimmes -- even hazelnut macaroons to...

Sports

Safe at Home, at Least for a While

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By Holly Nelson

On a cloudy afternoon, in a dusty field 90 miles south of Key West, using makeshift bases, wooden bats and imported gloves, a group of children bridged the gap between cultures as they ran, hit and fielded balls together. This was baseball at its best. And there were smiles, high fives and home runs all around. On this day in...

Environment

Raising Eco-Consciousness by Turning Screens Green

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Deborah Hirsch

Environmentalism and the Internet: two words you don't hear too often in the same sentence. But 19 young Jewish environmentalists are hoping this combination will be just the thing to connect and promote environmental activism across the world. Together, this group recently launched Jewcology.com , an interactive web portal loaded with eco-conscious blogs, discussion forums, event listings and educational resources...

Health

On Its Way to Oscar, Does 'King's Speech' Speak to Those Who Stutter?

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Rachel Vigoda, Jewish Exponent Feature

Stuttering, or stammering, as the British call it (as anyone who has seen "The King's Speech" would know), affects almost 1 percent of the world's population, according to the National Stuttering Association. That figure includes about 3 million Americans. But while Colin Firth's stammering King George VI in the multiple Oscar-nominated "The King's Speech" is enticing audiences on its way...