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 POP-Royal Blue Silk Jewelry Gift Bag GB122  US $.99
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 POP-Black & RoyalBlue Silk Jewelry Gift Bag GB138 US $.99
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 10 Royal Blue Velvet Oval Pouches Jewelry Bag 2.25x2.75 US $1.33
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 Prestige Medical Stethoscope Ear Piece Replacement Part (Royal Blue) US $.99
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 Fashion Royal Blue Silk Jewelry Gift Bag GB122 US $.99
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 Fashion Black & RoyalBlue Silk Jewelry Gift Bag GB138 US $.99
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 5pcs 3W Extreme Royal Blue Power LED 445nm Plant Grow US $13.99
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 5pcs 3W Royal Blue Star LED Light 3.2-3.6V 450nm~455nm 650ma US $9.89
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 5x 3W Royal Blue Power LED 455nm Plant Growth Light US $12.99
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 Royal Blue River Moss Gold Dredge Sluice Pan Miners Mat US $21.95
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 Royal Blue River Moss Gold Dredge Sluice Miners Mat US $24.95
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 A#1 Royal Blue River Moss Gold Dredge Sluice Miner Mat US $27.95
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 7/32" x 50' Premium Royal Blue MFP Cover Bungee Cord US $11.99
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 Dual Head Professional Stethoscope, New, ROYAL BLUE US $6.85
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 SPRAGUE RAPPAPORT STETHOSCOPE ROYAL BLUE US $11.49
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 10W 455nm Royal Blue LED Panel for Aquarium US $10.00
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 6' ft Folding Fold Up Table Fitted ROYAL BLUE Tablecloth US $15.95
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There is no doubt, God is fond of the nation Israel. They have remained a unique people for over 3,500 years. God gave the land to Abraham when He said to him "And I will give the entire land of Canaan, where you now live as a foreigner, to you and your descendants. It will be their possession forever, and I will be their God (Gen. 17:8 NLT).
Akkadian was the ancient, eastern Semitic language of Assyria and Babylonia written in cuneiform script. Cuneiform writing was composed of slim, wedge shaped triangular elements. The Semitic language was a sub-family of Afroasiatic languages that included Akkadian, Arabic, Ehiopic, Hebrew and Phonecian. In the Akkadian language, the word Canaan can be translated as "purple."
The land that became Israel may have gotten its name from the dye industry that flourished there at one time. The most precious dye was the purple dye. It is actually a red-purple color, known as "argaman" in Hebrew. In fact, some say it is red. Think of how red and purple mix on the rainbow.
This dye, along with the "royal blue" came from mollusks or whelks found of the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic coasts. The Canaanites fished for the snails that produced this dye along the coasts of northern Israel and Lebanon. The city of Tyre became a major center for the production of this color. So much so that the dye today is known as "Tyrian purple."
The dye industry was a major industry for over 3,000 years and the two colors mentioned above, argaman and royal blue (tekhelet), became associated with royalty. One of the main reasons is that they were so expensive and difficult to produce. According to the Jewish Jewels newletter (August 2010) "One gram of dye was made from the secretion of 10,000 sea snails. The purple color was remarkably stable, resisting alkalis, soap, and most acids."
Argaman was the color used in the Tabernacle along with blues and reds. When Mordecai was rewarded for saving the king's life in the book of Esther) he was publicly adorned in royal clothing of argaman (Est. 8:15). The virtuous woman in Proverbs 31 is known to dress in argaman (Prov. 31:22).
The color purple has often been associated with royalty. Just as the land of Canaan was known as the land of purple. Royalty definitely came from Israel.
Visit "Wonder and Majesty" page for information on Thomas Thorne's new, exciting and thought provoking book, "The Wonder and Majesty of God's Festivals and Holy Days".
Tom Thorne. the author is an engineer, student, husband, father and business owner. He has been a student of the Hebraic Roots of Christianity for year. His main area of focus has been God's marvelous Holy Days and their symbolism.
Many Hospitals Move To Color Coding Departments And Staff Members, Blue Sky Scrubs Works To Accomodate The Many Requests
Austin, TX -- Recently, many hospitals such as those in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque, NM have made a shift in uniform requirements. Where nurses used to greet their pediatric patients with cheery Scooby Doo scrub tops, which would show that they are amicable and friendly to the children in that ward, they are now often required to wear one assigned solid color or a combination of two colors. While many would think this may stifle individuality, it has become a decision that many doctors, nurses, and other medical professional respect and support. Additionally, the patients are relieved by the changes as well. There aren't too many places people go that create the same level of anxiety and stress -- before even stepping inside -- as does a hospital. Having each department instantly recognizable helps the patient have confidence in the medical care he or she is about to receive.
blue sky scrubs adds many new colors to their existing scrub line.
Medical scrubs promote a clean, crisp image and first impressions are very important, not only in personal and business settings, but also in a hospital where a patient should feel as relaxed and at ease as is possible. Having the ability to distinguish between nurses, doctors, and other staff is key in easing a patient's mind and allowing for them to feel safe knowing who is caring for them and who to call on when they need medical attention.
Hospitals have made these changes not only for the patient's benefit, but also for the benefit of the staff. Choosing a nursing uniform is part of a medical professional's career that has immediate affects on those they work with as well as those they work around. For example, in emergency situations, the new requirement to wear color coordinated nursing scrubs can immediately give nurses and their colleagues a visual cue, alerting them to who they can call on for assistance even if they don't know their coworkers.
Nursing scrubs have been a significant part of the nursing field for over a century. Modern-day medical scrubs do not stop at functionality and are much more practical for today's faster paced society. Hospitals realize that a nurse is usually the first person someone sees when they enter the hospital, and often the last person they see on their way out. Having the new color requirement ensures the image hospitals are wanting to maintain and allowing nurses and other medical professional to be at ease knowing they are wearing the "right thing." Labor and Delivery Nurse Mary Elias says, "When I am getting ready for work, the last thing I need to think about is whether or not something looks 'good' on me or if it's not comfortable or if it matches. It's nice that the hospital where I work has chosen the color for me, as that's one less thing to think about in a very hectic and stressful department. All of my attention needs to be devoted to my patients and none of my attention needs to be worrying about what I am wearing." Elias also says, "Don't get me wrong - I do like to look and feel good at work, so I sometimes throw a little style in the mix and splurge on a pair of blue sky scrubs, instead of always wearing the scrubs the hospital provides."
At most hospitals, as long as the color is correct, the brand is the decision of the employee. However, many of these colors are not offered by all scrub manufacturers. blue sky scrubs CEO David Marquardt says, "Our clients decide our products. We have recently added to our scrub line many new colors, all of which have been suggestions from our clients. We are hoping to offer all of the colors requested by the end of the year." blue sky scrubs did not previously offer Royal Blue, a color required by Memorial Hermann in Houston, TX, but thanks to the many email requests from medical personnel, blue sky scrubs now carries the color. Another color request was "O.R. Green" or "Surgical Green," which is one of blue sky scrubs' most recent additions, thanks to the many requests from the Emergency Room staff at Brackenridge Hospital in Austin, TX. Pine Green (also called Hunter green), and Pink and Turquoise (for the staff members who work on a Labor and Delivery team in Houston, TX) are also colors requested by staff members who are required to be color-coded. When asked if there were any other pending scrub colors, Marquardt answered, "We have recently had a number of requests for 'Caribbean Blue' and, of all colors I would not have expected to offer, white. We are hoping to find our special fabric in Caribbean Blue and we are also hoping to find a white fabric that is resistant to stains." Marquardt also said, "blue sky scrubs is constantly working to ensure that everyone who orders our scrubs is 100% satisfied."
If you would like to receive a free scrub top with purchase, visit www.blueskyscrubs.com and add both a scrub hat and a Simple scrub top to your cart. During checkout, enter code BS1ST40 and your cart will be deducted the price of the Simple scrub top. This offer is good through February 28, 2009.
About the Author
About blue sky scrubs blue sky scrubs are the makers of the finest and most fashionable medical scrubs and scrub caps available. blue sky scrubs have quickly become a must-have accessory for doctors, nurses, surgeons, and other medical professionals worldwide. blue sky's nursing scrubs and scrub hats are not sold in any retail stores, they can only be purchased online at www.blueskyscrubs.com. Contacts blue sky scrubs Andrea Mueller, 512-420-9018 admuel@gmail.com
Where can I find royal blue poly rope for making rope halters?
Does anyone know where to find rope for making halters in a variety of colors (online)?
I'm specifically looking for 1/4" royal blue poly rope. Anyone who can find this online will get 10 points for best answer.
poly rope will scratch the skin, use cotton
Police find car used to drop Angel Bradley-Crockett's body on I-90
It's her mother's car, a royal blue 2007 Chrysler Aspen. Police found it about 1 a.m. today near East 66th Street and Charter Avenue, a dispatcher said.
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