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All activities and tours in the north of Gran Canaria at a glance
Pretty Panoramic Bus Tour in Gran Canaria setting off from the South
Jump on for a flexible hop-on hop-off bus tour on a red double-decker and see the best of what's on offer in the capital of Gran Canaria: Las Palmas. Explore North Gran Canaria and take advantage of the multi-lingual audio guide (8 languages). Get on and off as much as you want for 24 hours.
Go flying as you set off Paragliding in Las Palmas in Gran Canaria
Get up close and personal with the beauty of Gran Canaria while paragliding! Fly like a bird as you paraglide over the magnificent mountains on this Canary Island towards the sea, where you will land on the beach. This fun-filled activity is available all year round - the paragliding courses as well! Make use of discounts for small groups too!
Go Climbing in Gran Canaria: Do a climbing tour or a climbing course
The mountains offer the perfect terrain for climbing in Gran Canaria. If you're a beginner, you could try out a 2-day climbing course in Gran Canaria and get your fill of Mother Nature. On the other hand, if you've climbed before, you could go along for a climbing tour for a day.
Feel the ultimate adrenaline rush by going bungee jumping in Las Palmas in Gran Canaria
Take advantage of the chance to go bungee jumping in Gran Canaria. You'll go bungee jumping off 30m high cliffs and bridges in Northern Gran Canaria in Las Palmas. Get the ultimate thrill as you feel like you're freeflying during your holiday. What's more, if you book for two or more people - you get a nice discount!
Scooter rental in Gran Canaria: rent a moped and do a GPS tour with a Vespa
Rent a moped in Gran Canaria and get the Vespa scooter dropped off at your hotel around Maspalomas! Jump on a moped and set out on a GPS tour that takes you along to the must see places on the island, such as viewpoints, markets and restaurants.
Tasty tapas tours on foot in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Find out all about the past, present and future of the buzzing boroughs of Santa Catalina and Vegueta as you feast out on 5 delicious tapas tastings on this wonderful walking food tour!
Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour in Las Palmas in Gran Canaria
Float around the city at your own pace on a hop-on hop-off bus tour on a double-decker. Pick from 8 different audio languages and get on and off as much as you like for 24 hours. Don't miss a beat in the island's capital: Las Palmas in Northern Gran Canaria.
Surfing in Gran Canaria north or south: courses for beginners + advanced surfers
You would like to do Surfing in Gran Canaria? In a professional surf school you playfully learn to easlily ride the waves. Let yourself be delighted by this water sport. Different surf beaches in the south at Playa de Ingles or the north at Playa del Hombre or La Laja bookable.
Go Climbing in Gran Canaria on the Via Ferrata route
Get closer to Mother Nature as you set out on a top-notch Climbing Tour in Gran Canaria. There are lots of different routes to pick from based on your climbing experience. Be shown the best of the Via Ferrata and make the most of the marvellous mountain range in Gran Canaria.
Roque Nublo hike on Gran Canaria with start in the south of the island
Easy 2-hour hike on the Roque Nublo circuit. The tour starts in the south and leads to the mountain plateau and on easily accessible paths with easy ascents through Canarian pine forest once around the Nublo pedestal. Guide and insurance included. Transfer from the south possible.
Bandama crater hike on Gran Canaria from Las Palmas
Walk on the crater rim of Bandama Volcano just a few minutes drive from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. A natural spectacle amidst breathtaking scenery. The 2-hour hiking tour with about 5 kilometres is suitable for families with children. Professional guide, equipment and insurance included.
Multi-activity on Gran Canaria: hiking, climbing & Zipl-line from Las Palmas
For outdoor fans and climbing enthusiasts: in the north of Gran Canaria an adventure package of various activities awaits you. You will hike, climb, rappel and zip down for 3 hours. Experience thrills, fun and excitement on the coast. Guide and equipment included.
Power Paragliding on Gran Canaria - flying with Paratrike or Paramotor
Paragliding with engine power: discover the north of Gran Canaria from the air during power paragliding. An experienced pilot will accompany you on paratrike or paramotor flight over Las Canteras (approx. 25 minutes). You will receive detailed instructions before take-off. Photos and equipment are also included in this adventure.
Modern aquarium in Las Palmas: the Poema del Mar in Gran Canaria
Since January 2018 you can visit a new attraction in the harbour of Las Palmas: the modern large aquarium "Poema del Mar". Observe marine life and see sharks, sea anemones, turtles and many more breathtaking marine life on your holiday in Gran Canaria. Spectacular insights through interesting architecture are guaranteed.
Day trip to Tenerife: discover Santa Cruz from Cran Canaria
Experience a day trip in Gran Canaria to Tenerife's island capital Santa Cruz, which you can explore on your own. The transfer from various tourist regions and Las Palmas and the approximately 80-minute ferry crossing from Agaete to Santa Cruz are included.
Hiking in the North of Gran Canaria - Coastal tour from Las Palmas with cave visits
Hike along the beautiful north coast of Gran Canaria. Always close to the sea, the 2-hour easy tour leads through a region of cultural and historical value, past ancient salt flats, majestic cliffs and the mouth of the Barranco de Cardones. A visit to the caves is also on the programme. With guide and equipment.
Snorkelling on Gran Canaria - guided tour by day or by night in the sea off Las Palmas
Discover the colourful underwater world of Playa de las Canteras, the most beautiful snorkelling area before Las Palmas. The 1.5-hour tour can take place during the day or at night. Snorkel with an experienced guide on the seabed and reefs and get photos of your underwater holiday adventure at the end.


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Dead Souls: Russian version (Paperback)
The Government Inspector, also known as The Inspector General, is a satirical work by the Russian dramatist and novelist Nikolai Gogol. Originally published in 1836, the play was revised for an 1842 edition. Based upon an anecdote allegedly recounted to Gogol by Pushkin, the play is a comedy of errors, satirizing human greed, stupidity, and the extensive political corruption of Imperial Russia.

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I have just been to see my son perform in his schools Christmas play. This was a nice break for me from the busy UK loans market.
It was so cute to see him singing and acting up there on the stage – he was a real star as were all of his classmates.
This really is what life is all about and makes working so hard worth all of the effort – I am doing it all for him and the rest of my family, of course.
The play really helped to get everyone into the Christmas spirit as they were performing the story of Christmas.
Anyway back to the day job and the many many e-mails.
Have a great day!


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Latest News
Attendee Update
- Created: 27 July 2018
Howdy Y'all,
I wanted to do a quick follow up for the event this weekend.
There is a parking garage that has parking on the top floor. This top floor parking leads directly into the ball room where the sessions and the Gala as well as where the book festival will be held.
As for the AME event, remember, we have a casual reception of Friday night in the bar on the main floor from 7 – 9 PM
Attendee check in is on the second floor in the foyer starting at 7 AM. For those of you that have mobility issues, if you are staying in the hotel, you can exit an elevator on the second floor and walk down the hall to the ball room area. Otherwise, you can park at the top of the garage and use that entrance to enter. There is a separate elevator from the lobby to the ball room floor that is behind the check in area.
AME starts on Saturday at 7:30 is the first session that is MANDATORY for everyone.
Lunch is on your own at Noon.
The Gala reception will start at 7 PM, with Dinner at 8 PM
There will be munchies and caffeine provided on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
As for the book festival, lunch will be served at 2 PM and there will be plenty of food.
For the book festival, If you select to go through the garage route to bring your books in, please don't forget to check in at our desk on the second-floor foyer first before setting up, etc.


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I've just had two days off work and done no reading whatsoever. I've watched things and listened to things and ate things (ate ALL the things). I've also spent a straight-out ugly amount of time sodding around on the internet. As a result, here's another Daily Distractable, because even if I can't do them every day they're still worth posting sometimes!
Oh man please watch Archer please please please. I rarely laugh out loud at television unless I'm with people, but the level of humour and the dialogue and the amazing voice acting in Archer make me howl with laughter every episode. Sterling Archer is a complete asshat, a secret agent who's a complete bastard, and to make it even better he works for his mum. And it's hysterical. The further you get through the series the more the other characters start to shine, and I freely admit that there's a scene involving Cheryl and her ocelot that had me curled up weeping with laughter. I only remember that one because omfg WHO ELSE WRITES AN OCELOT INTO AN ANIMATION ABOUT SECRET AGENTS but there have been plenty of moments where I've been utterly beside myself. This is a GREAT show. Fans of Arrested Development, you'll be delighted at who voices Archer's mum, because it's the perfect casting.
Once Upon A Time
It's a bit ridiculous how obsessed I got with this series. I tried it after Grimm, which was pretty hollow and disappointing, and ended up effectively mainlining five episodes one after the other as fast as I could load them. It has an annoying boy-child actor, true, and the Evil Queen is a bit of a caricature, but there's so much about it that just works and it's compulsive viewing if you even vaguely slightly enjoy fairy-tales and re-writings of them. It's like Fables but it's distinct enough to have interesting twists and surprises and as a massive, massive Fables fan, there's so much difference between them it's only in concept that they seem similar, not execution. It's fun and dark, romantic without being stupidly dreamy about it, and the more we discover about Mr. Gold/Rumpelstiltskin the happier I am. Perfect Sunday night viewing. I'm just annoyed it means I have to watch it on Mondays. Like Archer, this is totally gonna-buy-the-box-set material.
And now, what is quite possibly the worst book ever written.
If you need help recovering from that, check out Flavorwire's list of the 20 most beautiful bookstores in the world.
Finally, here's a link about something that has irritated the living hell out of me for years now but from a man's perspective, which is so, so good to see, and should be read by loads of people (link comes from Elizabeth May on twitter, and she's amazing, I recommend her to everyone AND she's on book covers AND her first book gets published next year, so let me reiterate, she's amazing): A Message to Women From a Man: You Are Not "Crazy".
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Getting Ready for my Sister's Big Day !
{to hide
junk valuable items stored in horse corals}
what you'll need:
zip ties
a sister
Fence Pickets
{to continue the fence Tonio & Sebastien built for our wedding in 2010}
have i mentioned how much i LOVE power tools
what you'll need:
painted pickets
screw gun + screws
a sister
Neighbor's Yard
{clean-up and concrete as a thank you for the use of their yard on the day of the wedding}
what you'll need:
concrete + mixer
wheelbarrow + shovel
concrete spreader
paint + brushes
a mom
an aunt
a dad
a cousin
an uncle
Break Time
{much needed and well-deserved}
what you'll need:
cold refreshing drinks
animal cookies
chips + salsa
Chelsey, Dad, Aunt Kellee, Mom
Uncle Mark, Kirk, Tad
an obnoxious girl with a camera
Dance Floor
{thankful for my husband who started this tradition}
the darker pieces on right are from Tonio's and my wedding
recycling at its finest
my dad raised us using power tools - we love it
what bride DOESN'T build her own dance floor?
we couldn't have done it without our personal wood cutter, Tad
what you'll need:
lots of wood
screw gun + screws
a Tad
a sister
sunglasses (that wood is bright)
2-3 hours
The "I Do" Spot
{where it will all go down}
what you'll need:
an incredible backyard with a mountainous view
a very gifted dad to build all of this from scratch
a brett and a chelsey to say"I Do"
I couldn't be more honored to have my sister and her man Brett marry in the same spot where Tonio and I married in October 2010... I truly am blessed by my family. Can't wait to use that dance floor!!! Let's get this party started!


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Three Belts when Youssef Boughanem takes on Noppakaw Siriluck muaythai at Phoenix 5 in Bangkok
Phoenix Fighting Champion, the premier hyrbid Muay Thai and MMA promotion travels to Bangkok, Thailand for its 5th and special edition to open up it's 2018 calendar.
Phoenix 5 | Bangkok is set to take place on Feb.26 at the historical Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.
On that trully significant night of Muay Thai, the living legend Youssef Boughanem will take on NOPPAKAW Siriluck muaythai, not only defending his Phoenix Fighting Championship and Rajadamnern titles, but also fighting for the WBC world title for the first time, in a historical night of fights.
Phoenix Fighting Championship president, Mr. Chahe Yerevanian, has yet again put together another legendary match-up for all Muay Thai fans around the globe.
Fighting out of Morocco/Belgium, Boughanem is an elite Muaythai fighter who represents Petchsaman Gym. Facing the highest caliber of opponents throughout his career, Boughanem holds the Rajadamnern Muay Thai World Champion title strap, along with the Phoenix World title (-72.6KG) which he earned in his latest appearance at Phoenix 3: UK vs. The World. He put on a striking clinic against Artur Saladik scoring a 3rd round TKO victory in London. Another huge accomplishment that's highlighted on his resume.
Now, Boughanem is putting both his titles on the line against the current and 2x Lumpinee Champion, Noppakaw Siriluck when the two meet in a super fight this February in Thailand.
Stay tuned for more fights to be released.


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What's On
These Things Happen5th January 2012 to 15th January 2012 - 7.45pm
Performances on selected days within date range
Price: £14, £11 ConcessionsPrices available at box office, email or via telephone.
Venue: Main House
"Mine ran away without even a note
Mine was a charmer, but awfully remote..."
Evening falls. Eight friends sit moping together in a dingy bar. As the night draws on, each takes their turn to explain how the harsh realities of human relationships have driven them to the bottle complaining about commitment-phobia, blubbing about breakup, intimating infidelities, and splurging about their sex lives.
These Things Happen, a new stage work for singers and orchestra, is your invitation to eavesdrop on a frank, open and thoroughly entertaining evening of musical sorrow-drowning. Don't expect jazz hands, love songs or happy endings. Do expect to laugh. And laugh hard.
Director: Matthew Eberhardt
Conductor: Benjamin Cox
Presented by Jonathan Pease
Generously sponsored by our friends at WKD and www.bordello-lingerie.com


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pacific palisades fundraiser article and shelter challenge reminder
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 11:02 am
SAINTS is published in Dogs in Canada.
Jane Mundy attended the Pacific Palisades fundraiser that was held in February this year and wrote a lovely article about the evening for Dogs in Canada.
(I've got to stop telling people Sandy's a giant chihuahua mix or was that you Carol. She may look like it but don't know if that would be physically possible.)
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a friendly reminder to vote everyday for SAINTS in Petfinder's Shelter Challenge. We are currently # 1 in BC, # 2 in Canada (we need to stay there to get the grant) and #50 in North America (pretty good i think).
If you haven't visited the site yet, here are the instruction on how to vote for SAINTS:
So please forward this info to all your friends and family and ask them to vote daily.
go to the webpage, along the right side of the page are little purple tabs – the fourth one down is called 'shelter challenge' – click on it.
brings you to the challenge page – scroll down
Select CAN
then select BC
type in s.a.i.n.t.s (no period after the last s).
then click search
then saints' name will show – click vote
and repeat everything the next day – eventually you will be a pro as the contest continues for a while!


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Percy Bysshe Shelley
"Poetry strips the veil of familiarity from the world, and lays bear the naked and sleeping beauty which is the spirit of its forms."
Job 42:1–6
1 Then Job answered the LORD:
2 "I know that thou canst do all things,
and that no purpose of thine can be thwarted.
3 'Who is this that hides counsel without knowledge?'
Therefore I have uttered what I did not understand,
things too wonderful for me, which I did not know.
4 'Hear, and I will speak;
I will question you, and you declare to me.'
5 I had heard of thee by the hearing of the ear,
but now my eye sees thee;
6 therefore I despise myself,
and repent in dust and ashes."
The great theologian Mike Tyson said "Everybody has a plan until they get hit." Well, he might have been talking about boxing but that's pretty good theology too. There is a big difference between knowing about God and knowing God. In the Bible, every time God appears to man the result is the same; fear and trembling. It's easy to think all of this is limited to old stories about other people, but God still does this, and it always stuns to silence when the infinite intersects with the finite.
In his book Out of the Depths, Ken Kovacs writes:
At one point (or many), we all hit a similar wall when we realize that our perspectives are too narrow and limited and we're called (or sometimes forced) to yield to a wider frame of knowing. In his essay A Defense of Poetry, written in 1821, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) said that poetry "purges the film of familiarity which obscures from us the wonder of our being". Something of the same is required in order for us to "see" God. The "film of familiarity" is wiped away and we're allowed to see something anew. Job confronts the inadequacy of his former ways of framing the world. His new experience yields a wider, more comprehensive view of reality, of justice, even of God. It's a gracious reframing of his world, his self, the God he thought he knew—something far more profound and expansive. Job's vision changes everything.
Describe a time in your life when God revealed Himself.
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John 1:1
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
Kenneth E. Kovacs is pastor of the Catonsville Presbyterian Church, Catonsville, Maryland, and has served congregations in St. Andrews, Scotland, and Mendham, New Jersey. Ken studied at Rutgers College, Yale Divinity School, Princeton Theological Seminary, and received his Ph.D. in practical theology from the University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland. He is also an analyst-in-training at the C. G. Jung Institute-Zürich. Author of The Relational Theology of James E. Loder: Encounter & Conviction (New York: Peter Lang, 2011) and Out of the Depths: Sermons and Essays (Parson's Porch, 2016), his current research areas include C. G. Jung and contemporary Christian experience. Ken has served on the board of the Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary in Atlanta, is a current board member of the Presbyterian Writers Guild, and a book reviewer for The Presbyterian Outlook.
Ken's weekly sermons at CPC can be found at http://kekovacs.blogspot.com/
The word 'theophany' does not actually occur in the Bible. It comes from two roots which combine to give the literal meaning, 'appearance of God'. In Scripture a theophany is a localized, formal and personal manifestation of God.
Two primary principles provide the context for theophanies: (1) Being omnipresent, God cannot be and is not limited to a particular place and time (1 Kings 8:27; Ps. 139:7–10; Is. 55:8–9). Therefore, theophanies do not abrogate his omnipresence.
(2) The Bible teaches that all of creation reveals God (e.g. Ps. 19:1–6; Rom. 1:20). God has designed and formed the creation in such a way that it mirrors his attributes, character and person. However, the fallenness of human beings prevents them from interpreting this general revelation properly (Rom. 1:21ff.). Therefore God has provided special revelation (Scripture) for the particular purpose of redeeming humanity. Theophanies are phenomena within special revelation.
So seeing God's power in the forces of nature or seeing his beauty in the beauty of creation is not a theophany as such. Theophanies are always accompanied by verbal revelation which clearly identifies God. In theophanies God reveals himself to be known, i.e. he is personal.
That theophanies are redemptive in character can be seen from the first instance, where God appeared to Adam and Eve in the garden after the Fall (Gen. 3:8), and through the final form of Christ, God incarnate (Rev. 1:13ff.). Whenever God revealed himself in this manner it indicated some significant event in the advancement of his programme of redemption, such as a renewed pledge of faithfulness (Gen. 15), the imminent judgment of his enemies (Exod. 14) or the commissioning of his prophet with a message for his people (Is. 6).
The forms of theophanies
Theophanies occur in a variety of forms, including storms, fire and clouds and are usually accompanied by auditory phenomena such as a voice or thunder. There are often tactile accompaniments such as heat, coolness and earth tremors. There are instances in which the form is not described, and all we are told is that God appeared (e.g. Gen. 12:1; 17:1; 35:9; 1 Sam. 3:21; 1 Kings 9:2; 2 Chron. 7:12). In these cases, the content of the encounters is the guide to their significance. It is the words of God which, for the reader of Scripture, constitute the importance of the meeting, since the form is not reported to us. However, where the form is indicated, it is an additional pointer to the significance of the encounter (see 'The Angel of the LORD' and 'The glory cloud' below).
Dreams and visions may be considered as both distinct from yet similar to theophanies. Dreams involve an imprint upon the subject which is psychical rather than sensory (e.g. Gen. 28:10ff.). Nevertheless, the same principles apply. The form is adapted to the particular purpose of the encounter. Visions, it may be argued, are sensory, but they are in fact distinct from material theophanies. Both dreams and visions are more 'flexible' than theophanies because they are not bound to the space and time limits of material.
The glory cloud
The two dominant forms of theophanies in Scripture are the glory cloud and the Angel of the LORD. The most vivid appearance of the glory cloud was that which began at Mt Sinai (Exod. 19:16), where Moses received the Law of God, and continued through the wilderness period. It must have been massive both in size and effect, for the Israelites 'trembled and stood at a distance' (Exod. 20:18). This response was consistent with God's demands in the situation, for the mountain was off-limits to the people (19:12, 21, 24). Only Moses and the leaders of Israel could ascend the mountain (24:9ff.). The significance of this can be found in the association which this thunderous, fiery presence would have evoked.
One association would have pertained to common perceptions of deity in Israel's cultural context. The Canaanite deities Baal and El were associated with the thunderstorm and the mountains. As the chief deities in the Canaanite pantheon, they were thought to dwell in the mountains. Critics argue that this association with the God of Israel was an incorporation of pantheistic notions into Israelite religion, but in fact quite the opposite is the case. God, in effect, was coopting this association to declare himself the God above all gods. It was he, and not Baal, who was the true and living God. Rather than Baal, it was Yahweh (the LORD) who 'makes the clouds his chariot' and 'walks upon the wings of the wind' (Ps. 104:3). It was Yahweh to whom was due exclusive and complete devotion (Exod. 20:3).
A second association with the storm theophany, which constitutes a pervasive OT theme, is between the heavenly courts and the glory cloud. God's throne was regarded as beyond the skies, concealed by the clouds and filled with light. Whenever Scripture provides a glimpse of God's heavenly throne, this conception is affirmed (e.g. Is. 6). The significance is that God had established his throne presence in Israel's midst. The connection was clear when the glory cloud took up abode in the Tabernacle and, subsequently, in the Temple. This presence brought the blessings of divine protection and justice and made ethical demands. Israel's special responsibility to be a kingdom of priests and a holy nation (Exod. 19:6) was directly related to the immediate divine presence in their midst, beginning at Sinai and continuing in their life in the land of Canaan.
This understanding of the glory cloud would have been extended by the Israelites to prior theophanies. In particular we may think of the smoking oven and flaming torch (Gen. 15:17) which passed between the animal pieces as a sign of divine commitment to Abraham. Early Israel, as the original audience of Genesis, would have understood that the God who made the covenant with Abraham was the same God who manifested himself on the mountain and who would accompany them through the wilderness. The pledge, 'To your descendants I have given this land' (Gen. 15:18) would have been theirs too as they moved towards Canaan. The glory cloud theophany is identified functionally with the Holy Spirit (e.g. Neh. 9:19–20; Is. 63:11–14; Hag. 2:5). This identification is confirmed in the consummate descent of God's glory/Spirit upon believers, the new abode of God (1 Pet. 2:5), at Pentecost, constituting the true Israel (Acts 2:1–4).
The Angel of the LORD
The other dominant form of theophany in Scripture is the Angel of the LORD, the appearance of a human form which is frequently identified as God. Not all appearances of this special angel are so identified (e.g. 2 Sam. 24:16). But in the vast majority of cases the identification is clear, variously made by explicit claims (e.g. Exod. 3:15), possession of divine attributes (Gen. 16:10), receiving worship (Josh. 5:14), accepting sacrifices (Judg. 13:19–23), being called God (Judg. 13:22) and forgiving/remembering sins (Exod. 23:21). Instances of the Angel of the LORD include Abraham's encounter with the three angels near Sodom and Gomorrah (Gen. 18), Lot's visit in Sodom (Gen. 19), Hagar in the wilderness (Gen. 21:9–21), Abraham at Mt Moriah (Gen. 22:1–19), Jacob at Peniel (Gen. 32:24–32), Moses at the burning bush (Exod. 3:1–6, 13–16), Israel in the wilderness (Exod. 23:20), Balaam on the road (Num. 22), Israel at Bochim (Judg. 2), Gideon at Ophrah (Judg. 6:11–24), Samson's parents (Judg. 13), Elijah in the wilderness (1 Kings 19:1–8), Elijah after Ahab's death (2 Kings 1:3, 15), the Assyrians near Jerusalem (2 Kings 19:35), Zechariah in his night visions and Daniel in the fiery furnace (Dan. 3:25).
The fundamental significance of this figure is in the posture of a warrior, manifested for the protection of God's people and for leading God's army in battle. In the patriarchal period he was a defender on the clan level (Gen. 15:1), but from the period of the Exodus onwards he was the leader of an army (Josh. 5:14).
God's condescension to a temporary human form communicated to Israel that he was their defender and protector. They were to see their need to trust in him rather than in the strength of their own numbers. They also were to anticipate the theophany par excellence which was to come in Jesus Christ. The Angel of the LORD as God taking human form quite naturally anticipated the permanent abode in flesh that God would assume at the incarnation. Both Jesus and the Angel are called 'Lord' (Gen. 16:7; John 20:28) and 'God' (Gen. 48:15–16; Heb. 1:8); they both claimed to be 'I AM' (Exod. 3:2–14; John 8:58), lead and guide God's people (Exod. 14:19; Matt. 28:20) and are commanders of the Lord's army (Josh. 5:13–15; Rev. 19:11–14). The parallels are substantial enough that the Angel of the LORD is frequently termed a 'Christophany'—a pre-incarnate, temporary manifestation of the second Person of the Trinity.
Jesus Christ
Beyond his identification with the Angel of the LORD, Jesus Christ is the consummate theophany in that he is the permanent and complete joining of the divine and human natures in one Person. 'The Word became flesh and lived for a while among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth' (John 1:14). Surpassing all the theophanies of the OT, Christ came as the throne room of God (being the final Temple, John 2:19–21), a full manifestation of God (Col. 2:9) bringing God's consummate Word to humanity (Heb. 1:1–3). As such he saves undeserving sinners, not through their own efforts but through his inestimable grace (Titus 3:4); he makes ethical demands of us to live in accordance with his character (Titus 2:11) and he leads the armies of heaven in the defence of his people and in the defeat of their enemies (Rev. 2:16).
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Sail Date: September 19, 2014
Ship: Carnival Ecstasy
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If you like to keep busy there are tons of fun things to keep you occupied at all times. The "shows" were ok compared to other ships.
Wanted a nice relaxing weekend and its very hard to do on a Carnival ship. This is my second time on Carnival and neither time did I get to relax.
The cruise line itself did a fantastic job. On the other hand the type of people on these ships is just a very large party group. I went in late September this time hoping to not have the summer collage kids but that didn't happen. Drunks everywhere at all hours of the night. Both cruises I went on people woke you up in the middle of the night yelling and screaming through the halls. This is not the cruise lines fault. They cant patrol every hall way all the time but its pretty annoying. Im also pretty tolerable of people being in my early 30's I understand how hard it is to control drunks.
Another thing I loved was our waiters in the dinning room they were fantastic. Although some of them didn't have the best personality ours were great.
I really didn't appreciate being asked over 100 times for a mixed drink though. Yes I do drink but not at all hours of the day. It was quit irritating to be asked over and over and over for a cocktail beginning at breakfast and through out the entire day. I love cruises and I think they are a great deal for your money I just wont go on another Carnival cruise and sadly it's not due to the cruise line its due to the type of people they cater too.
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Mortgage Broker Liability: Assisting First-Time Buyers
Posted on: March 18, 2016 by Newmark Insurance
As a mortgage broker, one of the most important steps is to gain the trust of your clients. As they are making one of the biggest financial decisions of their lives, your expert guidance and recommendations are a necessity. Especially as first-time buyers, they are most likely not familiar with the jargon and the complete list of requirements for home buying. This is where you come in. As a real estate professional, it is your responsibility to advise your client on everything regarding the closing of a home. As such, ensure you are secured with Mortgage Broker Professional Liability policy.
One of the most common issues that first-time homebuyers face is not knowing the right questions to ask about the right loan and interest rate that works for their situation. It is up to the mortgage lender to explain the difference between variable interest rates, fixed interest rates, and the life of the loan. For example, be sure to explain to your clients what the difference is between a 15-year loan at a fixed 3.75% interest rate and a 30-year mortgage 4.25% rate.
These decisions will make a significant difference in their interest paid, the equity they accrue, and the monthly payments they will be required to make. Be thorough in your explanations and be transparent with your clients about which option is best suited for them.
Consumers should be educated on interest rates as well as the types of loans available, closing costs, and other possible fees, recommends Consumer reports. However, as experienced or naïve as the homebuyer may be, it's imperative that you go over the fine print in the mortgage lending process to prevent exposing yourself to a variety of legal actions.
Whether your client is ready to sign on the dotted line or shopping for options, it is absolutely imperative that you advise them on the right decision. As many millennials are now populating the home-buying market, it's important to consider their student loans, car payments, credit history, credit establishment, income, and more that will affect the lender's decision.
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GGPlot2 is a powerful and a flexible R package for producing elegant graphics piece by piece.ggplot2 has become a popular package for data visualization. However, going through its comprehensive documentation can "drive you crazy"!This book presents the essentials of ggplot2 to easily create beautiful graphics in R.
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- Covers the most important graphic functions
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- Create Scatter plots to display the relationship between two continuous variables x and y
- Using Box plots and alternatives to visualize data grouped by the levels of a categorical variable
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real life test kitchen: irish rice pudding
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In honor of St. Patrick's Day, I wanted to cook up something Irish. Most Celtic-themed recipes I found involve a lot of meat and/or beer and/or whiskey. With spring in the air, I opted for something a little sweeter, and made Irish Rice Pudding from the current issue of Rachael Ray Magazine. I love rice pudding, but admit I only order it on occasion and never dreamt of making. This recipe seemed easy enough to give it a whirl… perhaps too easy! — Angela M. Click through to the next page for the rest of this recipe review!
First, you bring three cups of whole milk to a simmer on the stove. Then you stir in 2/3 cup of sugar and one cup of rice. The recipe specifies "Arborio rice" which I couldn't find, so I used plain ol' long grain. My first mistake, perhaps? Once the sugar is dissolved, pour it into shallow pan, and put in an oven heated to 300 degrees — cover it with foil, loosely. After a half an hour, stir, and cook some more 'til rice is tender. The recipe estimates that will be about a half an hour, but my rice was still crunchy after 45 minutes. The milk was nearly all soaked up, so I pulled it out, and added in the last cup of milk (as called for in the recipe) and currants.
In hindsight, I'm wondering: Wouldn't the whole thing have been better with a little more flavor? Maybe some vanilla or cloves in step one? My rice never really got completely tender, but it was good enough, and did taste better after pouring on the final ingredient, Irish Cream. But, I have to say, my homemade rice pudding was not nearly as good as what I have had in some diners.
Click here to see Rachael Ray's Irish Rice Pudding recipe. What am I missing? Any suggestions? Do you have an Irish recipe you love? Please tell me about it!
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Carl Oscar Nielsen, age 91 of Byron, IL, formerly of Chicago died Saturday, July 13, 2019 surrounded by his loving family. He was born Mar. 23, 1928 in Chicago the son of Charles and Esther (Christensen) Nielsen. He graduated from Lane Tech High School in Chicago. Carl worked as an electronic troubleshooter prior to his retirement. He was always ahead of the game in technology, usually having the lasted version of new electronics as soon as they became available. In his younger days he loved to play softball, bowl, and playing golf was one of his latest pastimes. He loved to listen to big band music and was an artist having worked for several catalogs doing their sketches. Most of all Carl was a family man putting his relationships with his family at the top of his priorities. He is survived by his 2 sisters Audrey Tittle and Marlene Emery, many nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews. He is predeceased by his siblings; Charles (Bonnie) Nielsen, Margaret (Bert) Henne, Loraine Nielsen, June (Oscar) Tweten, Norman (Charlene) Nielsen, Marilyn (Mel) George, and brother-in-laws Joseph Tittle, and James Emery. A celebration of Carl's life will be held at a later date.
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What is it?
This is the first Polo to be equipped with VW's optional seven-speed DSG gearbox, which is currently only available when mated to the 84bhp 1.4-litre petrol engine. This is also the most powerful petrol in the Polo range until the turbocharged 1.2 TSI and 1.4-powered GTI arrive next year.
The seven-speed 'box uses a pair of dry clutches, which don't require any cooling. Its compact (weighing 79kg and measuring 369mm in length) and it uses 75 per cent less oil than the wet clutches of the six-speed DSG 'box. At present, the seven-speed 'box can only be used on cars with a maximum torque output of 184lb ft (the test car's is 97lb ft) compared to the 258lb ft the six-speeder can handle.
The inclusion of DSG in our test car boosts combined fuel economy from 47.9mpg to 48.7mpg over the non DSG-equipped model, while CO2 emissions are also cut from 139g/km to 135g/km. VW has been able to improve these figures with the seven-speed DSG 'box by lengthening the ratio of seventh gear, while first has been shortened to improve off the line acceleration.
What's it like?
Fantastic. VW don't try and hide the fact the car is heavily influenced by the sixth-generation Golf and it shows - this is a mature car that oozes quality.


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It's time to make those infamous Year's Resolutions! Every year mine include: working out more, losing 10 pounds, have a healthier lifestyle, read more, etc. etc. One resolution that I will be adding this year is getting more organized. I have found 5 health reasons why you should get organized too.
Here are 5 health reasons why you should get organized:
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I don't know about you but when my office or home is a mess I am stressed out! I feel out of control when I am searching for something and it takes me far longer to find because it is not where it is supposed to be.
When I do take the time to get organized I feel so good. I'm more in control and relaxed when I know exactly where things are. Plus, then I have more time to do what I want to do.
2.More Energy-
Trying to work in a cluttered space can really zap your energy according to WebMD . When my home or office is a mess I feel totally drained. Taking time to organize your space may allow you to work more energetically and efficiently.
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Did you know organizing can help you sleep better?
Clutter in your bedroom is stressful and can impact how you are sleeping, per the Huffington Post. A cluttered room can make you tense and uncomfortable. Making your bedroom a serene decluttered environment may help you sleep better.
4. Make Us Happier–
People with cluttered homes are more depressed, according to a study in Personality and Social Psychology . Taking time to clear the clutter will not only make your space look better it will actually help you feel happier. I know I am a happy camper when things are organized and decluttered.
5.Can Lower the Risk of Heart Attack-
Want to lower your risk of a heart attack? Then get busy cleaning and decluttering. According to Readers Digest and a Swedish study of 3,800 senior citizens, those who regularly clean and do household chores have a 30% lower risk of a first heart attack. Which I guess makes sense if you think about it. More movement with doing chores is actually exercise, and as we have been told exercise is good for your heart.
With all these health benefits involved with getting organized, maybe you will want to include getting organized a resolution this year too!
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When married taxpayers file their returns jointly, they are both responsible for any penalties that arise on the joint return even if one spouse earned all the income or claimed improper credits. There are three types of relief from joint returns. The "innocent Spouse Relief" helps alleviate extra taxes you owe if your spouse failed to report income or reported any income or credits improperly. "Separation of Liability Relief" provides for separate allocation of additional tax owed between former spouses that are legally separated or not living together, when an item wasn't properly reported. "Equitable Relief" is used when you don't qualify for innocent spouse relief or separation liability.


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A spy is dead. A legend is born. This is how it all began. The explosive prequel to Casino Royale, from bestselling author Anthony Horowitz.
Forever and a Day is the story of the birth of a legend, in the brutal underworld of the French Riviera, taking readers into the very beginning of James Bond's illustrious career and the formation of his identity.
M laid down his pipe and stared at it tetchily. "We have no choice. We're just going to bring forward this other chap you've been preparing. But you didn't tell me his name."
"'It's Bond, sir,'" the Chief of Staff replied. "James Bond."
The sea keeps its secrets. But not this time.
One body. Three bullets. 007 floats in the waters of Marseille, killed by an unknown hand.
It's time for a new agent to step up. Time for a new weapon in the war against organized crime.
It's time for James Bond to earn his license to kill.
In Forever And A Day, Anthony Horowitz returns to the world of James Bond, made famous by it's creator Sir Ian Fleming. This time, Horowitz takes us all the way back to the beginning, when Bond first receives his 00 status and becomes the international spy we all know and love.
The original 007 is found floating in the water in Marseilles, killed by three gunshots to the chest. Bond is enlisted by M. to replace him, with Bond insisting he take the 007 designation in honour of his fallen comrade and friend. Bond must travel to the French Riviera where he will use his considerable skills and charm to find out exactly what is happening in the south of France and how he can stop it.
Those skills and that charm, however, are not in as ample a supply as they will be in the future. This is what makes Horowitz's origin story so intriguing and different from other Bond novels. Bond is raw here. He puts himself in dangerous situations that a little pre-planning would have helped him avoid. He is blunt and petulant with his love interest (of course there's a love interest, it's still Bond!) Madame Sixtine, a mysterious femme fatale who has information regarding the death of the original 007 as well as the plans of the local baddie, Jean-Paul Scipio.
Scipio is a classic Bond villain. Due to an injury sustained when he was nearly murdered as a young man, Scipio is morbidly obese. Horowitz relishes in describing exactly how big Scipio is and it works extremely well. While the reader might expect Scipio to use his considerable girth to subdue Bond, he prefers to play a more psychological game with our hero. The results are unsettling and make for riveting reading.
The Fleming Estate entrusted Anthony Horowitz with the Bond legacy when he was tasked to write Trigger Mortis, a novel set at a time when Bond's career as international spy was more established. That trust in Horowitz continued with this novel and it is safe to say that the right decision was made. Horowitz combines page-turning action with the tropes of a Bond novel that we have become familiar with, albeit with the new spin of it being Bond's first foray into this new world. This novel is highly recommended as an introduction to the Bond world as well as a welcome origin story for Bond veterans.
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Every Day Evidence #89 for 2014/15 – Teacher Voice
June 25, 2015
Good Morning Governor Snyder, Senator MacGregor, Representatives, VerHeulen, Lyons, Brinks, Dillion, Yonker, Hooker, and Afendoulis,
Currently our Michigan Legislative body is working on finding $1.2 billion in "road funding" in order to make Michigan a TOP TEN state for roads. The current School Aid Budget included a $26.4 million allocation for 3rd grade reading in order to make Michigan a TOP TEN state for academic achievement.
Questions for Your Consideration:
- The new School Aid Bill resulted in a $50 per pupil increase in the net-operating revenue. This is approximately a .6% net operating revenue increase for Northview. This is unrestricted revenue. Do you believe this covers the inflation rate?
- Yes, we did receive a $48 per pupil increase in "at risk" funding that is restricted. Do you know the criteria for use of the $48 per pupil?
- Are you aware that the overall funding for K-12 is about the same as the level of funding in Governor Granholm's last year in office? The priorities changed to cover retirement costs established by previous Legislative actions.
- Are you aware that the MPSERS was established by the Legislature not by school districts collective bargaining agreements? Our MI legislators state that paying down this legacy cost will result in more money for K-12 …….. in 2034.
- Are you aware of the size of the budget cuts in Grand Rapids Public Schools, Forest Hills Public Schools, East Grand Rapids Public Schools, and other districts in your legislative boundaries?
- Are your actions strengthening the relevance of public education?
Every Day Evidence – Generous Parents
Today's EDE comes from our East Oakview math interventionist. The funds for this position are not available next year due to funding levels from the State and Federal governments.
"I did not get a chance to discuss this with other teachers, but the answer to this question is one that I think about/experience almost every day.
In the past 3 years, I have spent a lot of time in many schools and I can confidently say that East Oakview is one of a kind.
When it comes to parent involvement, I have NEVER seen parents so involved in student learning. It was one of the first things I recognized that was clearly special about this school. In my position, I get a peek into each classroom every day. I have the privilege to see parents in the classrooms and out in the hallway working with students. Each time I see this, it makes me feel that our students are so lucky to have such loving and caring parents, but it also makes me wonder why other schools are not like this?
The students at this school are absolutely amazing, to say the least. On my very first day, I waited for Sarah Shook's class to finish taking off their snow gear and get everything ready for their school day to start. As I was observing the "madness" that comes with 20+ 5 year olds getting ready for school, I felt something hugging my leg. As I looked down, I see a smiling little boy staring up at me. He immediately asked, "Who are you?" I asked him, "I am Ms. Johnson, who are you?" He quickly responds, "Zander. Ms. Johnson, I like you." After saying this, he lets go of my leg and continues with his morning routine. I have had so many experiences like this one in the short amount of time that I have been here and I have observed students express their admiration for their teachers. This experience is only a glimpse of the love the students at East have for their teachers.
I am still "getting used to" the Northview community. But, as far as I can tell, this is a strong community that truly supports their schools. Definitely something that is very heartwarming.
I feel extremely lucky to be part of the East Oakview staff. EVERYONE has been so welcoming, helpful, supportive, and appreciative for what I do/I'm trying to do. Each day becomes more comfortable and last week I had the opportunity to spend time with a group of teachers outside of school. At the end of the school day on Friday, I was asked to join some teachers at a restaurant. The only way I can phrase the way this made me feel is thinking about being a kid in school and wishing the "cool" kid in your class would invite you to their birthday party and when you least expect it, you get the invite! (Ok, maybe an exaggeration, but it is the best way I can describe the feeling) The teachers here and their relationship with one another as well as the kids, without a doubt, is like nothing I have experienced before.
I cannot express enough how lucky I feel to be at a school like East Oakview.
Kara Johnson
Math Interventionist
East Oakview Elementary"
Fun Fact
Our roads do need improvement and you plan to allocate $1.2 Billion. Reading at grade level by the end of third grade is important and an "upstream solution." You allocated $26.4 Million. Your Legislative actions show your priorities. Kent County ISD school districts have done their part. Now it is time for our Legislators to do their part and increase K-12 by a "3% net-operating revenue" in each of the next three years.
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Ten days ago I came back from a two week visit home. It was good to go, and it was unpleasant to be there. Not that unpleasant is so terrible, indeed it can be quite comfortable. I had many doubts about even taking space with my impressions from inside the state of Israel, and finally decided they may be of some interest, supplementing the urgent reports from the West Bank and Gaza, where the siege continues, where the army and settlers roam.
Delta flight #96 was half empty, there rows of seats to sprawl on. Few people travel this route now, very few tourists. Security workers await passengers right outside the airplane and ask some of us for our passports, our destination, our background… to my surprise, the passport control lines in the terminal are short for Israeli nationals, and long for Foreign nationals. The people on the Foreign nationals line speak Russian, Rumanian, they are coming to work. Since 1993, when workers from the West Bank and Gaza were locked out, Israel resorted to importing cheap labor from other third world countries. The number of foreign laborers is currently estimated at two or three hundred thousand.
Outside the airport I ask the service van driver "Where are you driving through?" One time, coming from this airport, I was troubled to find myself, with six other passengers, going to Jerusalem through the West Bank, finally entering the city through the A-Ram road block. This time I was cautious. The driver was angered by my question and almost yelled at me. "You think only you are important? What about me? My life is not important? I have six children at home to come back to!" There was no question of routes this time.
The morning after arriving I call my good friend Sami, and join him and his wife Kifah for late breakfast in a coffee shop in the pedestrian mall Nahalat Shiva'h. Kifah is eight months pregnant and looks wonderful, as if pregnancy has added to her usual aura. It's their first outing, they tell me, since October. They have been apprehensive of being heard speaking Arabic in West Jerusalem. They were afraid of a bombing, of fascist mobs scanning the streets for Arabs after a bombing, of just meeting hostile faces.
"But now there is a cease fire," Sami says, "and Kifah said 'let's go out.'" It is very good to go out with them.
An old beggar approaches us, a Palestinian, who can tell where from. Someone in the next table gives him some change. Then a loud whistle rolls down the street. Looking up I see a bearded man striding down with a British Police whistle in his mouth. "Out!" the man shouts. "Out of here! I told you before, how many times do I have to tell you? Out, if I will have to chase you all. You are shits and I am not ashamed to say so." I assume he is referring to Arabs, and I still do. Although the beggar seemed the most shaken by this appearance and has made a quick escape, the large group sitting next to us seems to take the attack most to heart. One yells back at him that he's a piece of shit himself. Another hushes her, saying the man is crazy. And another says he felt like beating him up.
Kifah and Sami are well. This weekend they are to pick the marble slabs for the house they are building in their village in the Galilee. Staying at home in Jerusalem has not been easy for them either. In October the Arab neighborhood of Bayt Safafa, where they live, was attacked by a Jewish mob. Windows in their building, which borders on the Jewish neighborhood of Pat were smashed. Some weeks ago, on their way back from the Galilee, they received a call from their landlord warning them to drive home through a back road and park their car deep inside the Arab area. It was the day after a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv. A Jewish woman who gets her hair done by the hair dresser in the ground floor of their building had called to warn of another planned attack. Nothing actually happened, but they took very long to fall asleep that night.
Saturday morning I join my in-law cousin on his farming day outside Jerusalem. Shimon used to be a professional gardener, has even written a best selling home gardening book. Two years ago he and his friend have leased a piece of land on a mountain slope from the Jewish National Fund where they grow vegetables on weekends. The approach to Sataf, where I used to go on picnics with my family is not by foot from the bottom of the valley anymore, but by road, through the top of the mountain. The paved road leads straight to the spring and the reservoir, but a few hundred meters before these we stop by a metal gate. Shimon presses the remote control and the gate opens up, his joy is visible in his face. "I love this," he tells me. "I love seeing the Plebeians astonished, staring at me with envy."
We walk through what is now a very organized site for local tourists. Signs put up by the JNF direct visitors to a "Restoration of ancient agricultural techniques," and warn against drinking the water or dipping in them. But some youths have already walked down the little reservoir stairway and are dipping their feet in the water. A metal grill covers the entrance to the tunnel which leads into the mountain and the rock wall the water springs from. We walk down some terraces and make a left on one, where Shimon sticks a key into a shrub covered fence and pulls open a hidden gate. "This is the entrance to Paradise," he tells me. I say that in my Paradise there are no fences.
The terraces have been divided into plots and rented to gardening enthusiasts. Here city dwellers can enjoy the quiet and beauty of nature for a mere 150 Shekels (about $35) a year. It is the only program of its kind in Israel. I ask how come, and am told that the spring yields enough water for something, but not to justify a drill by the Water Company. This way the water doesn't go to waste, Shimon explains. It is truly beautiful in Sataf. Across the steep falls and rise of the valley stands an old monastery. Few cars pass on the road at the bottom. Song birds inhabit the bush and trees.
"What was here before you came?" I ask my in-law cousin and his gardening partner. "Nothing," they say. "Someone else had rented this plot but let it go to seed. There was nothing here. It was a huge weeding job." I ask who maintains the stone terraces and they say the JNF. Indeed, last winter a section of the terrace over their plot had collapsed, and needed to be rebuilt. The renovated terrace was built with concrete.
They are picking squash today, and green bell peppers. Here, they show me, we had sweet potatoes. And here potatoes, they made great fries. And here cabbage. The tree at the beginning of the plot yields so much plum many of them are left on the ground to rot. "How old is it?" I ask, and Shimon says it is young, maybe five years. "And this tree," I insist, pointing at a tree that's obviously older – five separate trunks have already sprang off the older dying one in their middle – the one Shimon and his partner use to hang plastic bags on, for later pickings. "That's a wild almond," he says without hesitation. A wild almond.
I tell him that I have learned just recently, that this Palestinian village, Sataf, was depopulated on July 13, my birthday. Shimon says that he had been curious about the escape of the villagers for a long time. But then he met this guy who, he corrects himself, whose father came from this village. The guy works in Sataf now, for the man who runs the site for the JNF. "He told me that one day the Mukhtar convened the people and told them to leave, and the next day they left. And that's it. There was no deportation."
On the way out we pass by a growing crowd of vacationers and picnic makers. Someone calls out to my in-law, a man on a picnic with his family, sitting under a tree. "Shimon! Got radishes?" he asks. My in-law only has lettuce, tomatoes, and peppers. "We just need radishes to make this perfect," says the man, regretfully. Shimon tells me that this is his acquaintance, the displaced people's son.
In a narrow alley by the produce market, where I used to live, and where I am staying this time, some houses have been renovated. My sweetest neighbor, an old widower, saw a car bomb explode outside her window. Two of her grandchildren were with her. Their family lives in the settlement of Gilo, considered by most Jews a neighborhood in the south of Jerusalem. They were sent to stay with her because Palestinians were shooting at Gilo from the village of Bayt Jalla, on whose land it stands. She was in the kitchen, but her grandchildren were in the room facing the street when the car exploded. Luckily they were only shocked and scratched. Pieces from the car have landed in my hosts little yard. I see signs of violence in other places too. A little memorial on Yaffa Street, bullet marks on stones not far from where I had breakfast, dentures in the wall of a building on Ben-Yehuda pedestrian mall, where a distant cousin of mine was killed by a bomb, and her friend seriously wounded.
When I tell a friend from Bayt Jalla of this he smiles sadly. "You know," he says, "that not a single house in Bayt Jalla has not been hit by Israeli bombs and bullets. The building next to my office just isn't there anymore." I do know. I did not mean to draw a symmetry.
Streets in Downtown Jerusalem are nearly empty at night. It's well into the tourist season but tourists aren't' coming, which is a relief to pedestrians, but a blow to the economy. Many hotels have closed down until further notice, laying off thousands of workers. I peel an unfamiliar car-bumper sticker off a street sign. It reads: "No Arabs, No Bombs!". A few days later I see the same sticker on a car in Tel-Aviv. And there are other signs of rising racism. Like settlers demonstrating on Ben-Yehuda, alternating slogans: "Arabs Out!" "Don't Desert Your [settler] Brothers!" And plain simple "WAR!". I did not even stop to argue with them. I felt helpless.
No one hangs out on Kikar HaHatulto, literally "Pussy Plaza," in Nahalat Shiva'h, which brims with youths on a regular summer night. My friend Yuval explains that Jews are also cautious about going out. He then describes to me the disappearance of the opposition, and the swing to the right wing. In October, he says, when Palestinians inside Israel protested in solidarity with their revolting brethren in the West Bank and Gaza, Yosi Sarid just joined the nationalist choir, yelling on radio that roads must be opened at any price, remaining silent when police executed protesters. The rest of the so-called Zionist Left took a similar stand.
Yuval and I are both old enough to have some memories from the early eighties, when the Israeli Army, led by then Minister of Security Ariel Sharon (with or without the Prime Minister's knowledge) invaded Lebanon. Old enough to remember our friends' parents saying that if Sharon ever becomes PM they would have to leave the country. But Sharon's election now seems natural, he's become "our" Prime Minister.
About a week into my visit the BBC airs a documentary on the massacre of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon in 1982, carried out by Lebanese Fascists just outside Beirut, inside an Israeli controlled area, with the Israeli Army lighting up the nights for the murderers' convenience and blocking the refugees from escaping the site. The documentary claims that Sharon, who was found responsible to the massacre by an Israeli committee of Enquiry, should be put on trial for committing war crimes. The Israeli press stands united behind Sharon. Journalists who exposed his actions in Lebanon now refuse to cooperate with the BBC. Everyone aggress that there is "nothing naïve" about the timing of this broadcast, as if the election of a war criminal to head the state is.
I feel that having left three years ago, to study abroad, I may have gotten out just in time.
In Tel Aviv I meet Yael Lerer, a small publisher and an organizer, who tells me about the on-going campaign to outlaw Parliament member Azmi Bishara, or just eliminate him. Bishara, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, has been calling for a Democratization of the state for many years. A speech he delivered, on a visit to Syria sparked an unprecedented hate campaign against him. One Jewish member of Parliament said that "In any normal state he'd have been put before a shooting squad." The minister of the Interior now wants to remove his citizenship and make him a temporary resident of the state (a fate more than one indigenous person has suffered), and his request is being considered by the Attorney General.
The attorney general, and other officials, are quick to join the general violent trend. Unlike the first Intifada, when some cases of murder by soldiers were investigated, this time none are. Neither are cases of settler violence against Palestinians and their property. The attorney general and other officials describe their position in similar terms to those used by the army about the government: "Our hands are tied." One official even ventured to say that "the law is not making it easy for the Justice System to carry out its job."
Yael shows me an email correspondence with Amos Schoken, publisher of Israel's liberal daily Haaretz, a chain of local weeklies, and one of the owners of a media group that recently won a concession for a TV channel. Schoken refused the call to support Azmi Bishara. He also expressed wonder about supporting the Intifada, how can that be different from supporting the bombing of Israeli youths outside a night club. Haaretz covers the Intifada and Israel's war on the Palestinian people more honestly than any other mainstream media in Israel. It is considered a lefty paper. Still, most of the information it publishes about the army's actions comes directly, sometimes word for word, from the Army Spokesman. And heading the TV channel team is Dan Margalit, a prominent columnist in Haaretz, a consistent supporter of torture-interrogation, an old and revived fan of Ariel Sharon.
Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon has eliminated a buffer zone. Now we see the Occupied Territories going through fast Lebanonization, deteriorating towards a possible rerun of 1982 Beirut, and the Camps War that followed. Israel itself, without the buffer of the West Bank and Gaza, is growing similar to the West Bank and Gaza before the Intifada. Political freedoms are being narrowed, and those of Palestinian citizens are first to go.
Going over these notes I looked for a unifying image, something to wrap it all up with, and found none. The central image here is absent. It is kept away from Jews in Israel, and they turn a blind eye to what evidence they do get of the atrocities in the Occupied Territories. Civilians bombed, cities and villages sentenced to complete physical isolation, prevented from getting their water supply and medical help, left at the mercy of soldiers and armed settlers. I saw none of it. I knew that if I was to stay any longer I could not hold off going to actions in the West Bank, joining one of the food convoys to a villages under siege, and I was afraid. I went for two weeks, and came back, and saw nothing.
My overall impression is that current Israeli policy can persist for many months to come, perhaps years. The constant threat of violence still held in reserve, that of a bigger military operation annihilating the remains of the Palestinian Authority, as well as any Palestinian public structure, may be carried out at some point, but it may also not. The occupation, the continuing elimination of living necessities from Palestinians, the continuing land grab, all these serve the colonizing project. None of the people I talked with, Jews and Palestinians, lefties and right wingers, activists and people on the street, not one of them had any hope for improvement. Not one was even slightly optimistic.
Oz Shelach is an Israeli writer, and journalist. He runs this web site, and his book, Picnic Grounds: A Novel in Fragments, was published by City Lights Books, SF, in 2003.
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those two houses were two Minor Friars as bishops. The one was by name Friar Andrew of Perugia, and the other was by name Friar Peter of Florence.1 That Friar John the archbishop converted a multitude of people to the faith of Jesus Christ. He was a man of very upright life, pleasing to God and men, and stood in high grace with the emperor. The emperor at all times caused him and all his people to be furnished with all that they required ; and much was he beloved by all, pagans as well as Christians. And certes he would have converted that whole country to the Christian Catholic faith, if the Nestorians, those false Christians and real miscreants, had not hindered him and done him hurt.
The said archbishop was at great pains with those Nestorians to bring them under the obedience of our mother the holy Church of Rome ; for without this obedience, he told them, they could not be saved. And for this cause those Nestorian schismatics held him in great hate.
This archbishop, as it hath pleased God, is lately passed from this world. To his obsequies and burial there came a very great multitude of people, both Christians and pagans. And those pagans rent their mourning garments as their manner is ; and both Christians and pagans devoutly laid hold of the clothes of the archbishop, and carried them off as reliques with great reverence.
So there he was buried with great honour, after the manner of faithful Christians. And they still visit the place of his interment with very great devotion.
9. Concerning the Schismatics or Nestorian Christians who dwell in that country.
In the said city of Cambalec there is a manner of schismatic Christians whom they call Nestorians. They follow the manner and fashion of the Greeks, and are not obedient
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