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	Matza
		Matza is not just one of several equally important other regulations of the festival of Passover: it is the main ceremonial (together with the reading of the Haggada), almost the symbol of the chief holiday of the Israelites.
		The other explanation of the origin of the custom of eating of matza during Passover is found in the Haggada read during the Seder, the evening meal of the first (in diaspora the first two) evenings of the feast.
		The word “matza” may mean “to find”; the corn of heaven was actually found on the ground.
	www.varchive.org /ce/shamir/matza.htm (1680 words)

	Ohr Somayach :: Pesach :: The Matza Message
		Despite this fascinating divergence of approaches all are united in viewing the eating of matza on Pesach as a reminder of the speed with which Jews were liberated from Egypt.
		Matza reminded him too that the Mitzrayim (the Hebrew name for Egypt which literally translated means "straits") constrictions in his life have their purpose and there is a perfect Divine schedule for when his own Exodus will arrive.
		Matza thus reminds us that as difficult as it may seem to overcome the natural forces of passion and pride represented by chametz, we must always remember that the Creator of those forces can suspend their power over us.
	ohr.edu /yhiy/article.php/1629 (1966 words)

	David Matza, who focused on juvenile delinquency, is most popularly known for his work with Gresham Sykes and their ...
		David Matza, who focused on juvenile delinquency, is most popularly known for his work with Gresham Sykes and their theory of neutralization.
		Matza and Sykes further develop their views on delinquency as a result of a deviant sub-culture, which exposes the individual to crime and in turn teaches deviant behavior or subterranean values, which cause them to deviate from the norms of society.
		Matza and Sykes concluded; however, that their study on the effect of subterranean values and leisure time did not explain several aspects of juvenile delinquency.
	www.criminology.fsu.edu /crimtheory/matza.htm (3748 words)

	Eating Meditation for Passover \| telshemesh.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Matza, or unleavened bread, is one of the staples of the Passover seder.
		Or, the matza depends on a baker whose life depends on a myriad of causes and coincidences.
		Eating matza is one of many embodied practices within the Jewish tradition; it connects us to the Earth and draws our attention to the cyclicality and the linearity of our lived experience.
	telshemesh.org /nisan/eating_meditation_for_passover.html (0 words)

	Halacha Yomit- Guide to Matza Baking
		The dinim (laws) of baking matza are complex and supervision by a knowledgeable orthodox rabbi is an essential ingredient for producing kosher matza.
		The person carrying the draped matza outside must verify that there is room in the oven before he brings the matza outside, close to the oven.
		While a plain wooden pole is used to place the matza in the oven, a pole with a flat attachment at the end is used to take the matza out.
	www.halachayomit.com /matza.html (0 words)

	Matza Ball Recipe
		Perhaps nothing is praised so highly in the Passover Seder meal as the matza balls in the famed matza ball soup.
		Every year you can hear the same complaints: "This here matza ball is as heavy as lead, they oughta use it for cannon balls." Making a light matza ball is not so hard, (pardon the pun) it just takes the right know how.
		Matza balls, also known as knaidels or knaidelach, must be prepared before the soup is made.
	www.jewishmag.com /66mag/matzaballs/matzaballs.htm (358 words)

	Halacha Yomit- Guide to Matza Baking
		The dinim (laws) of baking matza are complex and supervision by a knowledgeable orthodox rabbi is an essential ingredient for producing kosher matza.
		The wooden poles used to carry the matza to the oven are sanded.
		The person carrying the draped matza outside must verify that there is room in the oven before he brings the matza outside, close to the oven.
	halachayomit.com /matza.html (1348 words)

	PILOT ONLINE - Shipbuilding's Deadly Legacy
		Matza is convinced that she contracted the disease when she inhaled the dust her father brought home on his work clothes every day.
		Matza and her father belong to a growing number of families in Hampton Roads who suffer from multi-generational asbestos disease.
		Matza recalls seeing him come home with white asbestos dust on his clothes and placing them in a hamper for her mother to launder.
	www.hamptonroads.com /pilotonline/special/asbestos/matza.html (0 words)

	Shmura Matza -- Darche Noam Institutions
		The matza we are commanded to eat on the Seder night must be more than just unleavened bread.
		The matza must also be made "for the sake of the mitzva of matza" (shmira lesheim mitzvat matza).
		When the matza machines first came out in the 1800s, a number of halakhic objections were raised.
	www.darchenoam.org /articles/web/holidays/ar_pesach_shmura.htm (586 words)

	levi
		Minimally, one may fulfill the mitzva by using matza baked with flour that has not been specially watched, provided it is guarded [against becoming chametz] from the time of kneading and that it is made in order to fulfill the mitzva of matza.
		It is plausible that matza that is not "shemura" was also not baked for the sake of fulfilling the mitzva of matza.
		The Rashbam, by drawing the analogy between matza and maror, is taking the line of the Tosafot, for he believes that the mitzva of matza is really fulfilled later on with the afikoman.
	www.vbm-torah.org /pesach/levi.htm (0 words)

	Ohr Somayach :: Pesach :: The Matza Message
		The eating of matza on Pesach reminded them that there is a Divine plan in the length of our exile and that when Heaven determines that we have learned all that was necessary from our suffering our redemption will not be a moment late in coming.
		Matza reminded him too that the Mitzrayim (the Hebrew name for Egypt which literally translated means "straits") constrictions in his life have their purpose and there is a perfect Divine schedule for when his own Exodus will arrive.
		Matza thus reminds us that as difficult as it may seem to overcome the natural forces of passion and pride represented by chametz, we must always remember that the Creator of those forces can suspend their power over us.
	www.ohr.edu /yhiy/article.php/1629 (0 words)

	New Haven Register - Matza captures lead from Cook at Open
		Matza, who will be a junior at Yale University, is playing in the Open for the first time.
		Matza shot an even-par 69 and is at 2-under 136.
		Matza made four birdies on the day, but was more impressive with six consecutive par putts, ranging from four to 15 feet, to close out his round.
	www.nhregister.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=14967230&BRD=1281&PAG=461&dept_id=7592&rfi=6 (0 words)

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		In contrast, eating matza with the korban Pesach is presented in a secondary manner, while the primary mitzvah is to eat the meat of the korban: "And you shall eat the meat on this night, roasted on fire with MATZOT, together with bitter herbs..." (Shmot 12:8).
		As 'matza' is the typical bread of a poor-man, or a slave, it would be most fitting to eat the meat together with this style of bread.
		From this perspective, the matza that we eat for seven days, and the matza that is eaten with the korban Pesach both serve as powerful reminders that Bnei Yisrael must become active and faithful partners in any redemption process.
	www.tanach.org /shmot/bo.txt (0 words)

	Matza Balls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		On Passover, bread is replaced with matza, an "unleavened bread" made from flour and water with no yeast.
		The matza ball or Knaidle was promptly invented, and today it just isn't Passover without chicken soup with matza balls (knaidlach).
		When the water in the big pot is boiling, make balls of the matza meal mixture, dipping your hands in some cold water between each ball, so it will be smooth and not stick to your hands.
	www.feingold.org /recipes/matzaballs.html (0 words)

	pes-yk
		Thus pesach, matza and marror are necessary conditions in the fulfillment of the mitzva of sippur yetziat mitzrayim, and without them one does not fulfill one's requirement.
		This notion that pesach, matza, and marror require an appreciation of their meaning and not just physical acts of eating, leads us to another approach with regard to the intrinsic connection between sippur yetziat mitzrayim and pesach, matza, and marror.
		This view maintains that the primary mitzva is eating the matza; reciting the story of the exodus acts as a complement to the specific actions of eating.
	www.vbm-torah.org /pesach/pes-yk.htm (0 words)

	My Yorkie-Poo Family: Meet the Mom, Matza
		Matza was born on August 28, 1999, in Bellflower, California to AKC registered purebred Yorkshire Terrier parents.
		Matza maintains an eleven to thirteen pound weight, which exceeds the ideal seven pound maximum weight limit for a purebred Yorkshire.
		Matza got to wear the cone for two weeks while she healed from the operation.
	www.anzwers.org /free/myyorkiepoos/matza.html (0 words)

	Parshat Vayikra 5764 - Special Features - OU.ORG
		Matza that is baked from flour and water without specific intention “for the sake of the mitzva” and without the extra-special supervision (see below) is certified chametz-free and usable on Pesach, but because it is not “sh’mura”, it should not be used to fulfill the mitzva on the first night.
		This is the matza which we should use for the mitzva at the Seder.
		Egg matza cannot be used for the mitzva of matza for at least two reasons.
	www.ou.org /torah/tt/5764/vayikra64/matza.htm (0 words)

	Parshat M'tzora 5763 - Word of the Month - OU.ORG
		Matza that is baked from flour and water without specific intention “for the sake of the mitzva” and without the extra-special supervision (see below) is certified chametz-free and usable on Pesach, but not to fulfill the mitzva on the first night.
		Thus, shmura matza (which is made from wheat grown in Israel, by the way - all regular matza and bread throughout the year is made from imported wheat) is MORE than minimum in these two significant ways.
		A piece of the bottom matza is combined with another portion of maror forming the "Hillel Sandwich" which commemorates the Torah's command to eat the Korban Pesach with matza and maror.
	www.ou.org /torah/tt/5763/metzora63/seder.htm (0 words)

	MATZA: THE FEAST OF UNLEAVENED BREAD
		Exodus 12:15-20 tells us that the Feast of Matza is to last for 7 full days in which the Sons of Israel are not to eat any bread with yeast, and they must eat matza, unleavened bread.
		The matza and the week symbolizing that they were to be pure or holy unto their God, for the entire year.
		Matza, is called the bread of affliction, because of the stripes or bruises (a reference to the streaks of brown from the heat of the rack), meant to remind them of their existence in Egypt and what they are called to now.
	www.seedofabraham.net /feasts3.html (0 words)

	Passover Matza Ball Recipe
		Yet to some, the little matza ball is a "cannon ball." The recipe is here in is easy and simple to make.
		Just a brief note, to mention that matza balls were also a point of dissension amongst the Jews in Europe.
		Most Chassidic Jews would not eat matza balls for fear that the matza meal was not one hundred percent baked.
	www.jewishmag.com /19Mag/MBALLS/mballs.htm (204 words)

	Newsletter #6: Why Is This Night Different? - Why Matza?
		As we take of the matza for these seven days, a complete unit of time, we are saying to ourselves that we will walk in holiness for the rest of the year, another complete unit of time...
		The host will then raise the matza and declare, 'All who are hungry and afflicted, come to this table and eat.' He then lifts the matza up, blesses God for redeeming Israel from Egyptian slavery and passes the matza around for all to eat of it.
		The wrapping of the matza in a napkin depicts the burial of Yeshua.
	www.seedofabraham.net /nltr6.html (0 words)

	Matza Brie
		Break up matza sheets and put in bowl covered with water.
		After the matza has soaked 5 minutes, drain the water and then add the eggs and mix.
		Flip matza Brie and cook other side covered for about 3-4 minutes more.
	www.joycesfinecooking.com /Recipes/matzabrie.htm (0 words)

	Sykes and Matza's Techniques of Neutralization (Drift Theory) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In the 1960s David Matza, and his associate Gresham Sykes, developed a different perspective on social control which explains why some delinquents drift in and out of delinquency.
		The process by which a person moves from one extreme of behavior to another extreme is called drift, and this is the very foundation of his theory.
		Sykes and Matza further argued that these neutralizations are available not just to delinquents but they can be found throughout society.
	home.comcast.net /~ddemelo/crime/sykes_matza.html (0 words)

	RecipeSource: Matza Balls
		1/2 cup Matza Mea 1/2 tsp salt 3/4 tsp powdered instant broth (chicken or veggie) 2 Tbsp chopped parsley (optional) dash onion powder 3 egg whites 3 Tbsp cold club soda Stir the dry ingredients together Stir egg whites, club soda, and parsley slightly with a fork and pour over the dry ingredients.
		Remove matza balls with a slotted spoon and serve in soup.
		In general, though, matza balls keep well in the fridge, just warm them up before serving in soup.
	www.recipesource.com /ethnic/non-regional/jewish/matza-balls.html (0 words)

	Yehoshua Matza
		From 1981-93 he was Acting Chairman of the Board of the Shikun Upituach Housing and Development Company.
		Yehoshua Matza has been a Member of Knesset since 1984.
		Yehoshua Matza served as Minister of Health from November 1996-July 1999.
	www.mfa.gov.il /MFA/MFAArchive/1990_1999/1999/7/Yehoshua+Matza.htm (0 words)

	Sykes and Matza, "Techniques of Neutralization" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sykes' and Matza's main point is that juvenile delinquents and other lawbreakers often advocate the same morality as law-abiding citizens, they simply apply that morality differently.
		Sykes' and Matza's thesis goes for conscientious objectors engaging in civil disobedience as well as for other types of people incarcerated by the government.
		By the way, if Sykes and Matza are correct, then everyone who espouses conventional norms runs the risk of engaging in deviant behavior, then justifying their deviant behavior with cliches.
	www.extend.indiana.edu /courses/soc/socs320b/lesson4/disc4d.htm (0 words)

	Sherrie Matza: John Parry & Alexander (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sherrie Matza earned her MBA from Golden Gate University in San Francisco.
		Matza worked at Bank of America for 18 years where she specialized in the compensation, benefits and international areas.
		During her tenure as Manager of US Compensation, she spearheaded the development and implementation of a unique job evaluation system for over 60,000 employees in the United States.
	www.jpainc.com /sherrie_matza.htm (156 words)

	BO - matza - 2x
		In contrast, eating matza with the korban Pesach is presented in a secondary manner, while the primary mitzvah is to eat the meat of the korban:
		One matza - 'lechem oni', poor man's bread - is to be eaten with the korban Pesach, in order to make this korban tasty, but at the same time to remind us to thank God for being saved from Makkat Bechorot & slavery.
		The second matza - "bread that was made in haste", 'chipazon' - is an integral part of the mitzva of chag ha-matzot (eating matza for seven days) which we eat in order that we remember the events of how God took us out of Egypt.
	www.tanach.org /shmot/bo3.htm (0 words)

	matza
		Lots of the anxiety that juveniles feel about themselves and their actions seem to be reduced when they become adults, and form alternative memberships -- in other words, they drift out of delinquency as well action.
		However, juvenile often seem to need 'neutralisation': Matza insists that this arises from genuine dilemmas about social norms which can appear to be all conditional, and is not just a deliberate strategy to avoid punishment.
		The discussion of will again raises the point that delinquency is an option, it is not a tightly determined activity, it may be encouraged or discouraged, and so it is dangerous to make definitive statements about it.
	www.arasite.org /matza.html (0 words)

	Complete Passover Guide by MavenSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The middle matza is broken at the beginning of the Seder.
		The Afikomen is eaten at the conclusion of the Seder.
		Bread of Affliction: The other half of the matza is left between the two other pieces of matza on the Seder plate, as a symbol of the bread of affliction.
	www.maven.co.il /content/passover3.asp (0 words)

	Daily HALACHA by Rabbi Eli Mansour - Passover- Matza Shemura
		Some people have the practice of eating only Matza Shemura throughout the entire festival of Pesach (as opposed to merely at the Seder), and this is a laudable practice.
		Similarly, some have the practice to refrain from dipping Matza in liquid on Pesach, out of concern that a part of the Matza may not have been completely baked, and contact with water would cause that part of the Matza to become Chametz.
		Summary: Optimally, one should use specifically hand-baked Matza Shemura on the first two nights of Pesach; one who used machine-made Matza or Matza that is not Shemura has nevertheless fulfilled his obligation.
	www.dailyhalacha.com /Display.asp?ClipID=1151 (0 words)

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