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Signs of the End of the Age.
Sermon shared by Patrick O'loughlin
February 2003
Summary: What are the signs of the end of the Age and how will the Church respond?
Scripture: Matthew 24:1-24:14 (add scripture)
Tags: Jesus Teachings (add tag)
Denomination: Assembly of God
Audience: Believer adults
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Text: Matthew 24:1-14
Title: Signs of the End of the Age.
I think there are two reasons these verses are in the Bible and they are both found in verse 1.
The first reason these verses are in the Bible is to re-ignite our walk with God. (V1)
�Jesus left the temple and was walking away��
a. We should want to leave here walking like Jesus.
The second reason these verses are in the bible is to redirect our attention back to God.(V1)
�when his disciples came up to him to call his attention to its buildings.�
a. sometimes our attention is on the wrong things.
b. sometimes our attention is on the temporal rather than the eternal.
Nothing will re-ignite our walk with God or redirect our attention back to God like exposure to the truth. (V2)
�Do you see all these things?� he asked. �I tell you the truth, not one stone here will be left on another, every one will be thrown down.�
You will know the truth and the truth will set you free.
At the end of the day the only thing that will stay standing is Spiritual so we need to be building something that will last forever.
This morning we want to come to Jesus and get some understanding of the signs of the End of the Age in order to re-ignite our walk with God and redirect our attention back to God.
In verses 4-14 we have 4 signs that will define the End of the Age.
1. In the End of the Age there will be great spiritual deception. (V4-5)
2. In the End of the Age there will be great political unrest. (V6-7)
3. In the End of the Age there will be great natural disasters. (V7)
4. In the End of the Age there will be great religious persecution (V8-9)
If each of these signs were like quarters of a football game which quarter might we be in now?
Some people have no clue what quarter we are in. Why? Because our attention is not on the game but rather on the building. They can�t tell you the score but they can tell you the seating capacity of the stadium. They go to the game just for the concessions. If you ask them �How was the game?� they don�t care or know.
Some people have a better idea how the game is going. They say we may be in the final quarter, the final minute, even the final seconds.
Let us look again at the four signs of the End of the Age.
1. In the End of the Age there will be a great spiritual deception. (V4-5)
�Watch out that no one deceives you. For many will come in my name, claiming I am the Christ, and will deceive many�
Jesus said that in the last days many will come in his name claiming �I am the Christ� and deceive many.
When we understand what it means to come �in his name� we can then see how spiritual deception works.
When Michelle and I got married she took my last name. We became equals.
Therefore to come �in his name� is to claim another set of teachings are equal with the teachings of Jesus.
Jesus said �I am the way, the truth and the Life nobody comes to the Father except through me.�
But Jesus said that others will also make these claims for themselves.
1. They will either elevate themselves
a. all roads lead to God
b. what�s true for you is not necessary true for me
c. life is whatever I choose.
2. They will bring down Jesus.
a. Deny his deity.
The second sign of the End of the Age is great political unrest. (V6-7)
�You will hear of wars and rumors of wars,
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Recently, The Landry Hat was afforded the amazing opportunity to interview Dallas Cowboys legendary cornerback Everson Walls. This was a huge honor to me personally as growing up, Walls was my favorite Cowboy.
For those who may not have had the fortune to see Walls play, he is unquestionably one of the three best cornerbacks in the illustrious history of the Dallas Cowboys. A four time Pro-Bowler and three time All-Pro selection, Walls is still second in team history in interceptions. He also lead the entire NFL in that category three different seasons. He may be the most under appreciated and underrated Cowboys player of all time due to the time in which he played. Sandwiched between the iconic teams of the 70's and the resurgent teams of the 90's, Walls never had the opportunity to showcase his top notch skills on the Super Bowl stage.
A great player, Walls may be an even better person. When former teammate and great friend Ron Springs needed a kidney transplant in order to survive due to his battle with diabetes, it was Walls who stepped up and provided the gift of life by donating one of his kidneys to keep Springs alive.
Here is the full version of my interview with Everson Walls:
TLH: You had the unique experience of playing for three of the greatest coaches to ever run a team in Tom Landry, Jimmy Johnson and Bill Parcells. Can you compare the three coaches, what that was like and how they were different in their approaches?
EW: You know, they ran the gamet. In Tom Landry, you had a very disciplined coach who just believed in the system itself and as far as he was concerned, if you do what he says then the system will work. So you would have to say he was more analytical than any coach I have ever had. You know, we start talking about Jimmy Johnson… totally the opposite. A guy that didn't really know much about the x's and o's, but he was a guy that was able to motivate. He was also able to eye a great talent. He knew the best players out there and he was always able to get those players to play to their full potential. I always thought he was a pro coach that had a college coach mentality because he was able to motivate players not just through positive reinforcement but also through fear and he always kept you on your toes and never allowed you to become complacent as a player. As far as Bill Parcells was concerned, he was one of those coaches that always had good gut instinct. There were just certain things he hung his hat on in regards to football. As he said, he never let the inmates run the asylum, so as a coach, he always wanted to make sure he was in charge, but he was also a guy who understood his personnel could motivate each other and he was very good at delegating certain players with leadership capabilities to influence those players who did not possess those abilities.
You're forgetting about two other coaches but I also played for Bill Belichick in Cleveland. It was amazing, his research that he had done through all his years of coaching. His father gave him a great coaching background that allowed him to really be a student of the game. He may have been as much a student of the game as Tom Landry. We all know Tom Landry invented the flex defense, that is one of the most amazing things, that just goes back to the genius of the origins of professional football, but Belichick was one of those guys who studied just not just plays and schemes. He also studied intricacies of individuals so if you had a tell, if you had any type of tell as a player, Belichick was gonna weed it out through hours and hours of film. If you tipped off your hand in any way, he was going to anticipate it and take advantage of it and that's what he was all about.
Now I said two other coaches. It goes back to the beginning, the origin of my ball playing ability as an individual and that would be Coach Eddie Robinson. He was one of those coaches who was able to shape young boys into young men and if it wasn't for his dedication to me as a person, his dedication to my education and his dedication to Grambling State University. If it wasn't for him instilling all that pride into me before I made that jump to the pros then all those other coaches, I never would have been able to experience all the other coaches on the professional rank because I never would have made it.
TLH: What would you say was the highlight of your Cowboys career?
EW: Wow, you know I had a lot. A lot of interceptions, a lot of proud moments, you could go any where from my first days in Texas Stadium but I guess it would go back to my first Monday Night game which the second game of the season, the New England Patriots. Of course you had primetime football, all the pageantry and magistry of the NFL at it's finest and I was able to come off the bench, I wasn't even starting yet. And amongst those bright lights and screaming fans, I was able to pick of the Patriots quarterback for two interceptions that night. That was the night that Howard Cosell in front of Dandy Don and Frank Gifford and I think O.J. Simpson was there as well, he said "The Cowboys have finally found the cover cornerback they have been looking for since the departure of Mel Renfro." That is amazing stuff right there, you're talking about legendary situations and individuals all the way around. That was in the Patriots old stadium. You're talking Cavanaugh and Grogan as the quarterback. You're talking Harold Jackson as the wide receiver and I was just one of many stars for the Cowboys that night. Ron Springs and Tony Dorsett ended up having great games. Our defense controlled and you know, I was able to fit right in there as if I had been there four or five years. And so Cosell was right, that was the beginning of a great career for me.
TLH: Was "The Catch" the most disappointing event?
EW: Yeah, I would have to say it was. It's weird because it was actually one of my better games. And it was because it was one of my better games and it ended in such dramatic fashion and such infamous fashion as far as Cowboys fans are considered. Yeah, it went from being a great high to a great low I'd say in a matter of about, five minutes. Five game time minutes. I just had got an interception to what we thought was going to seal the game for us. Our offense couldn't go down and capitalize, left the door open for the 49ers offense which was the first taste we had ever gotten of the now "West Coast" offense and we couldn't hold them down. They marched down the field on us and ended up culminating in the reception in the end zone. Even after that, I grew up a Cowboy fan. I grew up in Dallas. The game is never over as long as there is time on the clock. I knew that as a fan and I believed that as a player. We had about fifty something seconds left in the game and you know we still had a shot. We completed a pass over the middle to Drew Pearson in striking distance and of the course the next play, Danny White fumbled the ball and that was it. That's when you say, you know what, it's over. But the score, before that moment, it was like "We're the Cowboys! We're gonna march this bad boy down and everything's gonna be okay." But this particular time, it did not happen.
TLH: So piggybacking off of that, would you say Jerry Rice was the toughest receiver you faced during your career or if not, could you throw out a name we might not think of?
EW: You know, I've gone against Jerry Rice three or four times in my career. I've never had a problem with Jerry. I don't know what it was, you know, I matched up very well with him. I never had any fear of him, He was never successful against me. That's just the way it was. I don't know why. But when you talk about my toughest opponent, mostly it's always the guys you are going to play against more than once a year. Consequently, that player was Roy Green of the St. Louis and Phoenix Cardinals. Yeah, that guy was the Steve Smith of his day. Compact, strong, fast, fearless. Can go deep and over the middle. Competitive, just an amazing player. A play maker, especially during crunch time. The one guy who just ate me alive and I never wanted to see him again. I went against him one time… Carlos Carson from the Kansas City Chiefs. Oh my God, that guy right there, he was really somethin'. He was just so fast. He was so deceptive. He had great hands. Great speed. Wasn't necessarily strong but oh my God, he was just so amazingly accurate in his routes. He was with a great system that allowed guys like he and Stephon Paige to just run roughshot through any secondary they went up against. We won that game but I was so glad I didn't have to see that guy again the rest of my career. I've never talked to Carlos again. You know I don't think I've ever seen Carlos off the field. If I do, I'm gonna give him all kind of crap for toasting me the way he did.
TLH: What was your favorite stadium to play in terms of being on the road?
EW: My favorite stadium… always loved grass stadiums so you could take your pick, anywhere out in California. I just had a ball. Always played well against the Chargers. Always played well against the Raiders. Always played well against the 49ers with the exception of one game during 1981, which wasn't "The Catch" game by the way. They blew us out earlier in the year. I mean blew us all the way out. Anaheim… I played well there even though Eric Dickerson used to run roughshot over us but man… individually? And being on that grass and just loving getting off that turf and being able to play on that natural grass. I think the advantage for me was it actually slowed the game down for me even more. I was able to think quickly so once you get them off that turf and get em on that grass, the game slows down just a tick to where I was so far ahead of the receivers and their intentions that I was pretty much able to dominate against whoever I went up against. It didn't matter.
TLH: Many people think that Dallas has their next stand out cornerback in Morris Claiborne. What do you see in him that reminds you of you?
EW: You know, one thing about a good defensive back is of course you gotta be physical, there's no doubt about it. You gotta be physical and these days, they don't allow you to be a Deion Sanders. They don't allow you to play pass and not really tackle anybody. You couldn't even make that statement back with Tom Landry or Bill Parcells. They'd cut you right there. So I like his physicality. I like his ball-making skills. I just wish he'd exhibit them more in the pros. You saw it a lot at LSU but we have not seen that in Dallas yet. I think he needs to assert himself more over the wide receivers. It's not just about being physical. It's about anticipation. It's about having a feel for the game that will allow you to not be so intimidated in the moment. And right now, he's kind of just reacting as opposed to being proactive. I think he needs to learn a little bit more from his corner mate, Brandon Carr. Cause Brandon is a very physical, very instinctive player on the other side as far as cornerbacks are considered. I just look for big things from both of them this year. I think Claiborne has got a little more practice in during the offseason. Last year, he had some injuries so he wasn't able to hone in on his skills. This offseason is a focus for him to be able to remedy that situation.
TLH: Have you had the chance to lend some of your expertise to him?EW: I have. I interviewed the guy actually with a television show called DFW Sports Beat. I interviewed him extensively (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnWnDEquefk&feature=player_embedded). I just let him know, even off camera that you cannot be intimidated. I honed in on certain things that I did well and I tried to polish those skills. I knew I was good at backpedalling. I knew I was good at route anticipation. I knew I was good with my hands as far as interceptions and quickness of the hands. I told him that whatever you do best, do that first before you are able to evolve into a more complete player. Whatever you do now, whatever you do best, you have got to excel at that early on and from there you grow as a player. I don't think he was able to do that last year. Because what he does well is interceptions and making plays on the ball so you got to be able to that confidence in him to be able to carry those skills forward.
TLH: Like Tony Romo, you have the experience of being an undrafted free agent and fighting your way up to becoming a great player. Do you feel that he gets too much blame for things that go wrong?
EW: Well, you know, like any other quarterback, too much blame and too much credit. So I would have to say no. Too much money (laughs). You know I'm a defensive back man, as far as I'm concerned all quarterbacks are overrated. I don't care who they are. I don't care if they are the greatest quarterback ever, they still get too much credit and consequently too much blame. I always believed, I don't care, you can pick the greatest players, Roger Staubach. I'm picking Super Bowl winners, people who have culminated to the highest point. Joe Montana. There are moments during the game where it is out of your hands as a quarterback and you have to depend on your teammates on the other side of the ball, okay. You have to depend on your defense and that defense has to give you more opportunities to make those great plays that you are accustomed to making. Dwight Hicks and Ronnie Lott and Eric Wright and Fred Deane were able to do that for Joe Montana. Mel Renfro, Randy White, Harvey Martin, those guys were able to make it happen for Roger Staubach. All the great players, you can even get to the sub par Super Bowl quarterbacks, Trent Dilfer. Trent Dilfer would have never stepped foot on anybody's Super Bowl football field if it wasn't for the great Ravens defense. Jim McMahon with the Chicago Bears. Now, those are extreme situations but even if you pick the Joe Montana situation. We picked off Joe Montana five times. I believe I had a fumble recovery in that "Catch" game as well. We had, I believe, five to six turnovers against that great San Francisco offense. The mind of Bill Walsh and the talents of all these great players on the San Francisco roster. We had either five or six turnovers. Any time you give a Cowboys offense that many turnovers, this game should be a blow out. But what kept that game in check was that San Francisco's defense repelled our offense over and over again to where they cut down the touchdowns and kept us (for the most part) to field goals. And those kinds of stats are what let you know that offense do sell tickets but it's the defense, no matter what the quarterback did. The defense are the ones the ones that win the championships.
TLH: How do you feel about the current state of the Cowboys? With multiple 8-8 seasons, do you see them finally breaking through or are we heading more towards a down turn?
EW: Well if you go by the pattern, it doesn't look like a change if you just go by the pattern. If you look at the draft, not at any moment did they stick to the draft plan that they set forward for themselves. The free agent signings were disappointing for the most part but the problem you have is the NFC East itself is such a competitive division. You got Philly and New York, you got Dallas and the Redskins. Whoever comes out of the East victorious, they are playoff ready. And that's why the Giants are able to win against the Patriots with barely getting out of the NFC East. Any one who comes out of the NFC East, their record won't be great but boy they are going to be probably a favorite to go further than any team that might have a better record from another division. So that is the main problem for the Cowboys. The fact that the NFC East still and has always been one of the more competitive divisions in all the NFL. And breaking out of there, if we can just break out of there and get that one more win or two more wins as opposed to the 8-8, go to a 9-7 or 10-6. We gotta get past that one game hump. It's always that one game that we hang our hats on and we can't win it. Redskins last year and it's been the Giants the two previous years.
TLH: Have there been any rumblings about a possible inclusion onto the Cowboys Ring of Honor?
EW: Yeah, that's a tough one right there. I have been looking forward to it for a number of years. I think the best thing that gives us of old heads hope, when I say old heads, I mean guys under the former regime. I would have to say the introduction of Drew Pearson gave a lot of guys hope who feel they should be in. Guys like Cornell Green. Guys like Harvey Martin, the late, great Harvey Martin who I thought should have really gone in with Drew Pearson. Too Tall Jones, Charlie Waters, those guys, myself of course, we're all guys who played with the Cowboys for almost 10 years or more and if we didn't, we contributed to the Cowboys success on a legendary status. So you would hope Jerry would eventually honor us with I don't know, even a rumor of getting into the Ring of Honor. He's got a lot of catching up to do and I'm going to say this before I finish my statement. A lot of those guys that are not in the Ring of Honor should have been in the Ring of Honor before Jerry Jones even bought the team. A lot of that you can't put on Jerry. Harvey Martin should have been in the Ring of Honor. Cornell Green, first guy to make All-Pro at cornerback and safety should have been in the Ring of Honor, okay? I know my Cowboys history. Charlie Waters played in at least two Super Bowls. The fact that it take Drew so long… These are things that Tex Schramm, because he was of the one man voting committee at the time, should have taken care of that a long, long time ago. Even though Jerry has his own people, like or not, whether he likes it or not, it's up to him to right the wrongs of Tex Schramm.
The fans remember that stuff. Jerry, right now, has a major PR problem. I don't know if he cares or not, you know how it goes, if your Fortune 500 sports team is ranked in the top five then I'm sure you look at yourself as successful, regardless of what anybody thinks and I understand that but I think he would really ingratiate himself to the fans, the more guys he puts in from the old regime because those are the WINNERS. Those are the Super Bowl champions for the Cowboys. I'm not fortunate to do that but the other guys I mentioned are the champions of Cowboy folklore and people remember that and Jerry would be good to remember that as well.
TLH: Is there anything you have been working on recently that you would like to let fans know about?
EW: Well, you know, I got my book out there, "A Gift For Ron." I'm going to buy the rights to it and publish it myself so if people want to buy the book they can always Facebook me or write me. I have a website, eversonwalls.com where I will be selling the book as soon as I'm able to buy the rights to my book. I'm also dealing with charter schools as well. I'm about to start a business called "Champions of Character" to where we sell a component to the charter schools and we are actually Federally mandated so we will be part of Champion school curriculum. That's a passion of mine to keep the kids, no matter what the students are like to keep them on the straight and narrow because if you don't take care of them now, then they are going to be a problem later. I've known that from a personal stand point and I'm going to do my best to remedy that.
Tags: Bill Parcells Brandon Carr Charlie Waters Cornell Green Dallas Cowboys Drew Pearson Everson Walls Harvey Martin Jimmy Johnson Mel Renfro Morris Claiborne Randy White Roger Staubach Tom Landry


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Siri versus the world: the accent challenge
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Lost in translation?
When Apple revealed Siri to the world, people gaped at its amazing powers of voice recognition.
Meanwhile, Glaswegians the world over turned to each other and said, "Aye, weel. We'll see aboot tha', pal."
Which got us thinking – just how well can Siri handle the accents of the world? And thus we took to the international population of TechRadar HQ to find out…
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Published September 24, 2012
The death of the U.S. National Zoo's giant panda cub on Sunday is still a mystery—but a necropsy has turned up some clues.
The six-and-a-half-day-old cub was found to have unusual fluid in its abdomen and liver irregularities, chief veterinarian Suzan Murray said at a press conference on Monday at the Washington, D.C. zoological park.
It was too early to tell if the abnormalities found in preliminary results of the necropsy performed on the cub contributed to its death.
Lab tests on tissue samples should be completed in the next week and could provide further insights. Suffocation was ruled out after the cub's heart and lungs appeared normal.
"It's a hard time for us," Zoo Director Dennis Kelly said in this morning's announcement. But based on preliminary information, he said, "We know of nothing that we would do differently at this point."
The cub's mother, Mei Xiang, is returning to her normal routine, eating bamboo and interacting with keepers, though is still cradling a toy in her den, a sign to zoo experts that she's yet to transition away from a mothering role.
(Also see "How Do Giant Pandas Survive on Bamboo?")
Panda Cubs Especially Vulnerable
Panda cubs are hard to breed in captivity, given the mother's narrow window of a once-a-year-ovulation cycle. And the newborns often do not survive.
Weighing about four ounces at birth—and roughly the size of a stick of butter—the cubs are especially vulnerable in the face of the mother's 200-pound (90-kilogram) frame. In 2006, a giant panda in China accidentally crushed her newborn as it nursed.
Despite this death, there are captive cubs who survive and the species itself is growing steadily in captivity. Zoo Atlanta and the San Diego Zoo have successfully bred at least eight panda cubs over the last 13 years.
Panda Mountain, a reserve in Wolong Province, China, has also seen success.
"Scientists and veterinarians have made very significant progress with giant panda captive-breeding programs in the last 25 years," said Panda Mountain president Marc Brody.
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Skype worm blows bubbles at victims
Miscreants have created a worm that uses the chat function built into Skype to spread. The malware - variously known as either Ramex, Skipi or Pykspa - sends a short message containing a link to a seemingly benign jpeg file to contacts of users with infected Windows PCs. Users who click on the link are prompted to download and …
With friends like these
> Typical examples of the message it sends include "really funny", "look what crazy photo Tiffany sent to me, looks cool" and "what ur friend name wich is in photo?"
So the only people who should be falling for it are people with friends who can't string a sentence together properly, and people who are generally disposed towards clicking links with "erotic" in the URL.
I received it from 2 Skype contacts - in both cases it would have been pretty out of character for them to write "wich is in photo" or to send me a URL to an erotic image - so I emailed them to ask if they'd sent me anything.
As always, if in doubt, don't click, and no damage done.
Having said that, if the Skype API lets this piece of code start chat sessions without authenticating itself, then a fix might be needed.
And yet again...
another worm dependant upon the seemingly endless hordes of idiots available to click it so that it can execute. FFS, when will these people learn?
Personally, if I were their ISPs, I'd just sandbox the muppets until they learned how to use an internet connection.
Or 419 them, if they're that stupid... sorry,, keen, to click on everything that comes into their email/IM/Skype inbox.
Bad viewers
What I don't understand is why the viewing of a picture requires the execution of a payload. If viewers didn't automatically execute commands within the image then a lot of the worms would never get spread. That won't happen though if the sales and marketing people have their way since people would never execute the add payloads.
Spam filter funds...
...Or just drain their accounts... at least we know the funds will go to a charity of our choice ;-)
If viewers didn't automatically execute commands
>If viewers didn't automatically execute commands
"Viewers" do not execute commands.
the file is prob. a .exe with a name like
funny.jpg________________.exe (_ = space)
.exe after a long name is hidden by the lack of space to display the full filename in the window.
Not that simple..
We had one user infected today. She swore she had not clicked any links, just replied to a message (and I trust her here). Luckilly she had only limited rights to her machine so the trojan had to stay in her TEMP folder and was removed pretty easily. Still - the host file got modified - looks like it is world writable by default (?!).
With friends like these
"So the only people who should be falling for it are people with friends who can't string a sentence together properly, and people who are generally disposed towards clicking links with "erotic" in the URL."
Well that would include a significant proportion of people who comment on El Reg stories ... and the occasional contributor :)
Spyware Terminator
I use spyware terminator, it will ask permission the first time a new program tries to make a change to important files or settings.
Like all security software its annoying. But once you tell it what programs are trusted to what things its great for alerting you to suspicious activity.
And like all the security software I use its free.
Of course if someone will clicked on a suspicious link, clicked to install software when they were expecting a picture, then they are probably doing to click OK to modify the host files.
Re: Automatic payload execution
voshkin's method can execute code by tricking the user into running an EXE instead of viewing a JPEG, but it is even possible to include executable code in a JPEG itself and execute it by buffer overflow when the user merely views the image.
no need to click on the .jpg
an even nastier exploitation is the red flag notification attached to the Skype icon. Clicking on this, which normally would be a message from a trusted caller, opens the infected .jpg without viewing what it actually is, NASTY!!! over to you Skype?
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Clifford Chance to cut 115 London support staff jobs
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It takes a really special kind of pikey to earn GBP200k a year, drive a Jaguar, and yet wear TM Lewin suits. Reading that made me shiver. Whoever that refers to, my god, that's shameful.
It's a truism that partners really couldn't care less for the parts of a support function that they don't see. And for the support function of any large modern day law firm that's a heck of a lot of headcount slumped beneath the radar.
And I use the word slumped advisedly. Having worked in the finance department of a major law firm I was amazed how obtuse partner perceptions were regarding their non-fee earning members of staff. All support staff were graded on an alpha-beta-gamma-epsilon-bravo-foxtrot-omega plus-optimus prime-type scale that wouldn't look out of place at Crufts; annual performance was scored on a clumsy marks out of ten basis, a score which seemed completely arbitrary as one was deemed to perform only as well as one was personally liked by the head of department; and promotions were excruciatingly rare indeed, most top jobs being filled by external applicants from banks.
Now, if I'd been a qualified lawyer and I'd kept my head down, worked the hours, done all the basic things right etc I'd have received annual re-grading based on my years of experience, I would have had a defined career path towards partnership and I'd be getting paid at least double or treble the salary of most non-fee earners.
Also, as a fee-earning lawyer I too would probably have made the odd glib comment as to how lazy and unmoitivated most of the support staff were (our fee-'burners', ha ha); I too would have owned the uniquely rational position that the commoditisation of legal advice was something to be fought off with one hand, whilst encouraging legal support services commoditisation with the other; I might even have wondered why there were so many glum faces in support when their various heads of department reported nothing but success in the firmwide glossy.
It's all about false perception. Support staff are not lazy, they're not stupid and they do have the occasional shower every now and then. Like lawyers, they too are motivated by the prospect of financial advancement, they too are encouraged when their excellence is met with the words 'well' and 'done' and the real prospect of promotion; they too feel appreciated when their advice is listened to and taken seriously - no, they don't understand the difference between going to Common Law and Equity but their wealth of experience means they know other important things about the professional world, (things that even lawyers really should want to know about) - and try swallowing this morsel of excrutiatingly sentimental truth: support staff too suffer the basic human need to feel genuinely wanted in the workplace. I used my feet and left to join a plc where professional self esteem is maintained more through commitment, cleverness and industry than sycophantic ego massage.
And if you think sycophancy doesn't warp perceptions of the support service function you're just plain wrong. My thoughts are with everyone whose job is on the line at the moment, and to all those who have already been made redundant I wish you all a speedy and happy return to work.
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Chef Geoff's Tysons
- Address:
8045 Leesburg Pike
Vienna, VA 22182Neighborhood:
Tysons Corner / McLean
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Chef Geoff's Tysons
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.chefgeoff.com/
- Phone: 5712826003x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 3pm
Dinner: 4pm until 10pm (Daily)
BAR: Open to Midnight (daily)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Joud Achkar
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Chef Geoff's knows how to throw a party! We can host events from 10 to 300 people. Contact our Private Event Director, Amy Foster, at email@example.com for menus and more information.
- Private Party Contact: Amy Foster 2027067326x
- Special Events: Chef Geoff's Tysons Corner loves to party! We offer 2 beautiful
rooms from which to choose, and can accommodate any size group
from 10 to 350 guests. For more information contact our events team at 202.706.7326 or email our Event Director, Amy Foster at firstname.lastname@example.com
Getting there
- Cross Street: International Drive
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: VALET is available for $3.00 per car during the following times.
Lunch: 11:30am to 2:30pm (Weekdays)
Dinner: 5pm until 10pm (Daily)
Brunch: 10:30am until 3pm (Sunday)
FREE SELF PARK ~ Please bring in your ticket for validation.
Use the garage directly behind the office building.
A word from Chef Geoff's Tysons
Come visit Chef Geoff's in the heart of Tysons Corner. Our expansive menu is designed to please. Try some of our favorites like Big Shrimp and Very Gouda Grits, the tender Filet Mignon with Warm Bacon Relish, or our handmade Wild Mushroom Ravioli with Truffle Butter. Join us on Sundays for brunch and every Monday for half price wines. Enjoy our ever-popular happy hour daily from 3pm to 7pm and all day on Monday and Tuesday. An eighty seat patio provides some of the best outdoor dining in the area. We truly have something for everyone and look forward to welcoming you. Cheers! Chef Geoff.Continued
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Chef Geoff's Tysons reviews from OpenTable diners
250 reviews since June 28, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (116)great for lunch (103)special occasion (101)good for groups (88)neighborhood gem (77)vibrant bar scene (57)great for brunch (56)romantic (45)great for outdoor dining (44)notable wine list (36)hot spot (29)kid-friendly (22)late-night find (6)Show More
- Thoroughly impressed by Tom!SamanthaVIPDined on 10/23/2014Initially the experience was poor as the service was really slow; we didn't get to order our food until 15 min then didn't receive it for almost another 40 min. My dad didn't read the menu carefully so when his pepperoni pizza arrived w/ arugula & tomatoes he was very disappointed. However we were extremely impressed with Tom (he must have been a managerr) who insisted on ensuring we were happy with our food and overall experience. Despite my father fault for not reading the menu carefully Tom insisted on providing him wIth the traditional pepperoni pizza he wanted and insisted it was his job to ensure we the customers were happy. Tom saved our initially lackluster experience and made it great! We were impressed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too Noisy and Medicore Foodhak3VIPDined on 10/21/2014Very disappointing in all respects. Noise levels barely tolerable in dining area. Steak Fritte-a house special- was mediocre at best-dry, tough, no sauce, horrible luke warm potato side dish. Appetizer portions minuscule. Would not recommend for any reason!
- Delightful dinner for 6HappyDinerDined on 10/18/2014There were six in our group and everyone was pleased with the choice. We live in Maryland and Virginia, so Tyson's area is a good meeting place for us. We're always searching for a restaurant that will allow reservations, have an atmosphere that is pleasant where we are able to hear each other, and have good food. We were happy in every way. We had salads, chicken, pasta, and steak, and everyone was happy with their meal. I'm sure we'll go there again.Special Features:
- Cool vibe -GourmandlikesDined on 10/17/2014We enjoyed Chef Geoff's. Fun bar scene with exceptional signature drinks. The wine list is thorough with a wide variety of choices. Entrees are tasteful and are perfect sized portions. Service was just right - there but not overly so. We'll go back and will recommend.Special Features:
- Great Happy HourHelpMeWanderDined on 10/10/2014Very vibrant and classy bar scene. Wide selection of draught beer and great food. Parking is a little bit of a walk, unless you want to use the Valet; if you self-park, watch for restricted parking spots or you will be towed. I just wish I didn't have to drive on Rt. 7 at rush hour to get here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thumps up!KimTCDined on 10/7/2014Food was great! Staff was great! Absolutely no complaints.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/5/2014I am so happy there is a Chef Geoff in Virginia. Not having to go Downtown or Maryland is greatSpecial Features:
- Delicious business lunchNoVaFoodieVIPDined on 10/3/2014I love this place for a business lunch. The menu choices are varied and all are delicious. Not the same old borring choices either. Seasonal menu. I had the crab cake with jalepeno tarter sauce - fabulous. Others had the pumpkin gnocchi and the fish tacos. Cant wait to go back! Surprised they dont think of it first but you can adk for a black napkin so as not to get white lint on your clothes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CG's new Fall menu is awesome!MattVIPDined on 10/2/2014Not much more to say, the new menu screams "It's Fall!" We tried the amazing Seared Duck Breast with maple-bourbon sweet potatoes, cabbage, raspberry-orange sauce and the Seared Scallops with parsnip puree, chanterelles, truffle butter sauce...let's just say I would have licked the plate if I had not been on a date with my wife unit. Not sure where we found room for the Apple Cinnamon Bread Pudding with salted caramel ice cream, but that was the perfect finish. Another excellent date night facilitated by the amazing folks at Chef Geoff's Tysons!Special Features:
- Never Disappoints!ReynoldsVIPDined on 9/29/2014Great stop for lunch...salmon on the greek salad...yummm!!Special Features:
- Delicious food/excellent serviceYumyumDined on 9/26/2014A wonderful experience!!! I recommend this restaurant for the delicious food and the great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OKOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/20/2014Service was good but food was average. Went for a special occasion and it was not memorable, just OK. Not a big deal but when leaving the valet brought the wrong car - kind of scary. Sure it was an innocent mistake but also was our dinner reservation.Special Features:
- A great night out.FrakasDined on 9/20/2014Took my three teenage kids out for a nice dinner, and this worked out perfectly. Everyone found something they liked, and we had a nice leisurely dinner. It was a bit noisy, but in a high energy way.Special Features:
- Chef Geoff's never disappointsEllenBVIPDined on 9/13/2014Service, ambience and energy are consistently delivered but menu offering and food even better than the norm on our last visit. Thank you!Special Features:
- Great nightTimmmillerDined on 9/12/2014We love Chef Geoff's and consider it one of our go-to restaurants in the neighborhood. We had some service challenges last time and heard back from the manager who made things right with us and we were happy to return. The menu is great and full of options and the fried calamari is the best in the area!Special Features:
- Great for lunchSplendidDined on 9/10/2014Enjoyed our lunch our waiter was especially good. The food was exceptional. I will definitely return again. And I'll bring friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and really good service.OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/31/2014Stephen was our server and was very capable. Made good suggestions and really made our visit enjoyable. Food is consistently good here. We had the fish tacos and a salad for a late dinner after travel. Very good visit.Special Features:
- Pleasant NightDoubleDDined on 8/31/2014The food is excellent if a bit pricey. The waiter made a minor mistake (salad instead of sweet potato fries). He corrected his error without issue and rather quickly. I hear they have a good bar scene. I am just not into bars so I won't comment.Special Features:
- Never disappointsLCC6507Dined on 8/30/2014This is the go to place for my family, as it's between us. The menu changes just enough to keep it interesting, and we have never had a bad meal. The service is fabulous, from the valet to the servers.Special Features:
- good for business discussionsOpenTable Diner Since 2000VIPDined on 8/29/2014Quiet and separate enough for a comfortable business lunch,Special Features:
- happeningplaceDined on 8/26/2014Sitting outside was a nice change of pace.......it's a lot quieter out there. As always, the food, drink and service was outstanding. Alwys one of my favorite "go to's" ever since it opened.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okayOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/24/2014This was our first time at Chef Geoffs (Tyson's) in several years. It was a Sunday evening, and not at all busy. Though we were a couple, we were placed right next to two large families with children and crying babies, more for the servers' convenience than ours as it was hard to converse with both the noise from the families and the rather loud music. Our server was very attentive and clearly new at his job, but we were understanding of that. Our food was good, but not great, although my steak was perfectly cooked and very flavorful. The Caesar salad looked and tasted tired. The chocolate cake was excellent! The restaurant itself looks/seems a little tired or lost its edge compared to our last visit...maybe an off night.Special Features:
- Great food and really good service.OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/23/2014Deviled eggs with bacon appetizer was very tasty. Tired of the salad thing. Fish tacos for me and mussels for my guest. Tacos were excellent but too many of the mussels were empty without finding anything in the broth. A quick chat with the waiter who brought over the manager and voila a second serving brought on the house. We were impressed and happy to have this high level of service. The manager even accommodated us by changing the TV to a favorite sports program of ours. We were in close proximity to the bar. Good time! Place was very busy and yet the service was excellent. A bit loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunset Special is Very SpecialcvmichaelDined on 8/23/2014Generous portions - almost too much food! Lots of selections; sunset menu items were the same as regular menu items Attentive service Comfortable booth for four.Special Features:
- A little disappointing.HortadogDined on 8/20/2014We spent a lot of the night looking for our waitress. Missing dressing on the salad, empty glasses, etc. The food was good and reasonably priced, and the menu was creative but overall not up to what we'd hoped.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go-to lunch meeting spotepictenorDined on 8/19/2014The Tyson's location is always a bustling spot for productive lunch meetings. Great food, attentive servers. They keep interruptions to a minimum when they can see you're working.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Salad and WineOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/18/2014We had a great salad and wine! Fish selection was great too. Really enjoyable spot.Special Features:
- PeteDined on 8/17/2014This was a pleasant restaurant with excellent service and an interesting menu. The food was repaired well.Special Features:
- Great food, great time!VenusDWinoDined on 8/16/2014We went for Restaurant Week, which at Chef Geoff's means you can pick from the whole menu! It was terrific. We met our friends, Sam and Sally, there and they enjoyed everything they had as well. I had the Shrimp and Grits -- just yummy as always. Service was prompt but not overwhelming. Bartender was even able to make an acceptable "French 75" for me, which was refreshing and delicious. We sat outside because the weather was perfect. Who can remember when we have had such a mild August? By the time we left, about 10:30p, the entire restaurant inside and out was deserted. Tyson's folks must have a genetic need to go to bed early -- even on a Saturday night. We love chef Geoff's!Special Features:
- Yum!JanetDined on 8/16/2014Everything was fantastic, as always! I highly recommend the sesame crusted tuna.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week done rightMarkdineDined on 8/16/2014Unlike other places that offer mediocre fare for Restaurant Week, Chef Geoff's let's you order anything off the menu for the RW price. So you truly get to sample the food, rather than going to a place that offers you stuff you'd never order in real time. Plus, the service, as susual, was solid and professional,mas it always is. Nice pacing to the meal. Attentive but not overbearing server who was quite helpful in discussing a couple of choices. This is a fine place at regular pprices; it is a wonderful steal at RW.Special Features:
- Great experiencecostoDined on 8/16/2014Came for restaurant week and left 100% satisfied. Hands down the best scallops I've ever had!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NormVIPDined on 8/16/2014We had a lovely late lunch. Sat outside and food, service and ambience were perfect. Have been to both Tyson's and Rockville and both have become favoritesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic MenubrownieoneVIPDined on 8/16/2014This was our second time here, and we will return for a third. Great food ... very well thought out menu with a ton of options ... and stellar service. Can't go wrong with any of the items on the menu!Special Features:
- Steady favoriteOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/16/2014We are never disappointed with Chef Geoff's. Food is top quality and priced fairly at all times. During Restaurant Week it is a serious bargain. Wait staff is always helpful and friendly. We will be back many times.Special Features:
- summer restaurant weekOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014Summer restaurant week had lunch here. Crispy calamari was really good as appetizer . It was ruby and crispy. Strongly recommend. Also had tuna tarter which was yummy. For main course, we ordered pan roasted salmon. The amount was really small and just tasted ok. After that, we had pineapple upside down cake which was strongly recommended by the wittier. It looked cute and I love the pineapple flavor which was not so sweet. Meanwhile the chocolate cheesecake just as good as it was. Anyway, the price was fair for lunch like this. Had good time and will come back next time!Special Features:
- Per UsualLuv2EatandDrinkDined on 8/15/2014I've been to Chef Geoff's on more than one occasion (lunch/dinner, with small groups and with just 2). The bar offerings are great and the restaurant has a pretty decent happy hour menu. Unfortunately, if the bartenders have regulars, they tend to serve "as necessary" (not giving too much attention to other patrons). I had a late night dinner with a friend on a Friday night for restaurant week. Because of the location - most patrons are the business professional kind - so, it gets busy early and dies down quick. Their food is great and depending on what you get - sometimes worth the money. I recommend any of the seafood dishes minus the crab cakes... they were a little on the "crabby" side.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Restaurant Week DealspazzydancerDined on 8/15/2014Chef Geoff's in Tysons Corner always blows us away with how good the food is and the warm, professional service. We've been there for Restaurant week 3 years in a row and are always astounded by their entire menu being available. Portions are large enough that we couldn't make it through our entrees and ended up taking home desserts. Also, their in-house specialty cocktail selections were delicious and they make their own soda syrups. What's not to love?Special Features:
- Chef Geoff'salhaDined on 8/15/2014Friends and I decided to try Chef Geoff's during restaurant week for the first time. The restaurant offered three courses for a little over $35/person. My friends and I all ordered different appetizers so we could try different ones. All, from tuna tartar to calamari and dumplings, were excellent. For the main courses, steak and scallops were also fabulous. We also mixed up the desserts so we could try each. The chocolate cake was definitely the best. Service was fantastic. We requested a quiet table and were in luck at the begging, but around half way through our meal, the restaurant became more crowded and louder, becoming harder to hear my friend across the large table. Still, I can't wait to return to this restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restuarant Week LunchDallasDinerDined on 8/15/2014Cheff Geof's allows you to pick your choice of 1st and 2nd course and dessert for Restaurant Week. Great options for diners. Sat outside, split 2 appetizers - beet salad and lamb flatbread. Both excellent. Split the fish tacos and Cuban sandwich. Fish tacos tasted a little too fishy but were still very good and guacamole with it was creamy. Cuban sandwich had quite a mustardy taste. Took some home and was even better reheated the next day. No matter which dessert you get, they're all good. Presentation of all dishes was superb. Not much to look at when sitting outside, but still prefer that to indoors for an afternoon meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Cuba lifting hated travel restrictions
HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba will scrap much-reviled travel restrictions starting in January, making it easier for its citizens to leave the communist-ruled island in the first major reform to its migration policies in half a century.
The changes reverse tough restrictions imposed in 1961 when the government tried to put the brakes on a mass migration of people fleeing after the 1959 revolution that put Fidel Castro in power.
The government said on Tuesday it would lift requirements to obtain an exit visa permitting departure from Cuba and a letter of invitation from someone in the destination country, putting an end to a process that Cubans complained was too time consuming and expensive, with no guarantee of final approval.
Now, most Cubans will only have to show their passports, national identity cards and, if needed, a visa from the country they will visit to go abroad, deputy immigration chief Colonel Lamberto Fraga told reporters.
In theory, the changes should make it easier for Cubans not only to travel but to work abroad and return home when they want.
But Cubans will still need to obtain visas from most countries, which may not be easy because of fears that those who were granted tourist visas might not want to return to the island.
"For most, the key bottleneck will now be getting an entry visa from the target country," said Bert Hoffmann, a Cuba expert at the German Institute of Global and Area Studies in Hamburg.
The changes, which Fraga called "profound," are the latest reforms under President Raul Castro, who has modestly liberalized Cuba's Soviet-style economy, but mostly eschewed the notion of political reform.
The new law also extends the time limit of visas for foreigners wishing to live in Cuba. "They want people to come and live in Cuba, and invest in the country," said Antonio Zamora, a Cuban-American lawyer in Miami who travels frequently to the island to study Cuba's legal system.
But the law maintains restrictions on Cuban exiles who it says might seek to return to the island to "engage in hostile political actions."
An editorial in the Communist Party newspaper Granma blamed the island's longtime policy on the United States, which it said had long tried to sabotage Cuba in various ways, including the enticement of doctors and other professionals away from the island.
Over the past half century, thousands of Cubans have died trying to cross the treacherous Florida Straits in flimsy boats and homemade rafts, while hundreds of thousands more have completed the journey, many of them in mass migrations in 1965, 1980 and 1994.
The United States now accepts about 20,000 Cubans annually via legal immigration, as well as family members seeking reunification, and also takes in those who manage to reach U.S. shores without being intercepted.
Under the "wet foot, dry foot" policy, it turns back Cubans picked up at sea. Almost 1,300 Cubans were repatriated to Cuba in the past 12 months after failing to make it to U.S. soil.
"We obviously welcome any reforms that will allow Cubans to depart from and return to their country freely," said U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. "We are analyzing, obviously, all of the details and any implications it may have for our processing" of Cubans seeking to travel to the United States.
The new travel measures, set to take effect on January 14, extend to 24 months, from the current 11, the amount of time Cubans can be out of the country without losing rights and property, and they can seek an extension of up to 24 months more, the government said.
Cubans welcomed the changes, which Castro promised last year and then delayed because he said there were issues and details to be worked out.
"There have been many expectations for many years about a new travel law. It's a big step forward that will save us money and simplify the process," said Rafael Pena, an office worker, as he headed to his job in Havana.
"At last, our government is not going to treat us like children," said Israel Gutierrez, a college student, while waiting to board a bus.
One woman said she hoped finally to take her daughter to Disney World in Florida.
In Miami, center of the Cuban exile community in the United States, fashion designer Vicente Chinor said increased family visits from Cuba would be "fantastic."
"There are people here who have families (on the island). They live here alone, missing their children, their parents, their siblings."
Prominent Havana-based dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez, who complains that authorities have denied her travel permits 20 times, said on Twitter she would test the lifting of restrictions as soon as they took effect.
"My friends tell me not to get my hopes up about the new immigration law," Sanchez said. "They say I'm on the 'black list' but I'm still going to give it a try."
It was not clear if dissidents, derided by the government as "mercenaries" in the pay of the United States and other enemies, would be allowed to travel under the new rules.
Fraga said restrictions would still be in place for certain groups that Cuba does not want to lose, including doctors, members of the military and athletes, and for reasons of national defense or security.
Cuba experts praised the changes as a big step forward.
"Like earlier decisions legalizing the personal sales of homes and cars, this is another step in the direction of loosening restrictions and opening up Cuban society," said Sarah Stephens, executive director of the Center for Democracy in the Americas, a Washington group opposed to the U.S. embargo on Cuba.
The changes also mean that "Cuba now gives its citizens more freedom to travel to the U.S. than the U.S. gives its citizens to travel to Cuba," said John McAuliff of the Fund for Reconciliation and Development, which advocates better U.S.-Cuba relations.
Under its long-standing trade embargo against Cuba, the United States allows Cuban-Americans free travel to their homeland, but requires most other Americans to get a license from the U.S. government to visit the island.
(Additional reporting by Marc Frank and Nelson Acosta in Havana and Evelyn Gruber in Miami.; Editing by David Adams, Kieran Murray and Peter Cooney)
Not when the fraudulent collapse of the Cuban Communist government takes place in several years or so, preceded by the announcement that Fidel Castro passed away (for those of you not "in the know", Fidel died six years ago).
Preparations for the fraudulent collapse of the Communist Cuban government are currently in the planning stages. Expect more "dissidents" to pop up in Cuba and further "liberalizations". When those "liberalizations" take on a life of their own and bring down the Cuban government, the political parties that will have begun to take shape during the "liberalization" process will naturally be controlled by the Communists.
One must remember, Communist Parties don't react to change, they create "change" so they can control "change".
For more on this neglected subject, read KGB defector Major Anatoliy Golitsyn's 1984 book, "New Lies for Old" (available at Internet Archive), the only Soviet era defector to still be under protective custody in the West (what does that tell you about the "collapse" of the USSR/East Bloc?).
So there is a "charge" that freedom is limited? Castro created a totalitarian nightmare state with NO freedom. Sorry to disappoint the dreamers but it is typical communist state with NO personal freedom and the State using you like a slave.
Still apologists for Stalinism – amazing.
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Jenny Greenteeth
Jenny Greenteeth is a figure in English folklore. A river hag, similar to Peg Powler or a grindylow, she would pull children or the elderly into the water and drown them. She was often described as green-skinned, with long hair, and sharp teeth. She is called Jinny Greenteeth in Lancashire, but in Cheshire and Shropshire she is called Ginny Greenteeth, Jeannie Greenteeth, Wicked Jenny, or Peg o' Nell.
She is likely to have been an invention to frighten children from dangerous waters similar to the Slavic Rusalka, the Kappa in Japanese mythology, or Australia's Bunyip, but other folklorists have seen her as a memory of sacrificial practices.[1]
A similar figure in Jamaican folklore is called the River Mumma (River Mother). She is said to live at the fountainhead of large rivers in Jamaica sitting on top of a rock, combing her long black hair with a gold comb. She usually appears at midday and she disappears if she observes anyone approaching. However, if an intruder sees her first and their eyes meet, terrible things will happen to the intruder.
The name is also used to describe pondweed or duckweed, which can form a continuous mat over the surface of a small body of water, making it misleading and potentially treacherous, especially to unwary children. With this meaning the name is common around Liverpool and south west Lancashire.[2]
In popular culture[edit]
Jenny Greenteeth inspired the lake monster (Meg Mucklebones) in the 1985 Ridley Scott fantasy film Legend.[3]
Jenny Greenteeth appears in the book Faeries, by Brian Froud and Alan Lee.
Jenny Green Teeth (note the words are separated) is the title character in a book of short stories, Jenny Green Teeth and Other Short Stories (Palmerston North: Totem Press, 2003. ISBN 0-9582446-3-4), by New Zealand-born English writer and Scholar Joel Hayward.[4]
Jenny Green Teeth is also the main subject of a poem, "Welsh Maiden," by Joel Hayward in his collection, Lifeblood: A Book of Poems (Palmerston North: Totem Press, 2003. ISBN 0-9582446-1-8).[5]
Jenny Greenteeth was mentioned in the book The Land of the Silver Apples, by Nancy Farmer.
Jenny Greenteeth made an appearance in the Hellboy short story Hellboy: The Corpse.
She also made an appearance in English novelist Terry Pratchett's 2003 The Wee Free Men as well as Christopher Golden's 2006 The Myth Hunters.
Jenny Greenteeth is one of the leading characters in London Falling, a short story in 2000AD.
The English comedian Dave Spikey mentions Jenny Greenteeth in his stand up act though he was told she would come up through the cracks in the pavement and suck out their bone marrow if you stayed out after dark.
Jenny Greenteeth makes an appearance in the fictional children's story "Nellie Longarms will get you if you don't watch out".[6]
Jenny Greenteeth features as one of the mythical animated creatures in 'Rumpus Mansion', a haunted house attraction at the Isle of Wight theme park, Blackgang Chine.
In Jim Butcher's Dresden Files, Jenny Greenteeth appears in the form of a beautiful young woman, the handmaiden of Maeve, Winter Lady and youngest of the Unseelie Queens of Faerie.
The first issue of the comic book anthology PopGun contains a story called "Jenny Greenteeth" by Derek McCulloch and Shepherd Hendrix.[7]
Jenny Greenteeth is Monster in My Pocket No. 108.
Jenny Greenteeth is referred to in the Torchwood novel "Something in the Water" by Trevor Baxendale (BBC Books / Ebury Press) along with other ideas about the Water Hags.
Jenny Greenteeth appears as a character in Ink Exchange by Melissa Marr. She is part of the Dark Faery Court.
Ginny Greenteeth and Jenny Greenteeth are words for persons in Scribblenauts one can spawn.
Ginny Greenteeth, also known as 'The Witch', is a character in Gerald Brom's The Child Thief.
Ginny Greenteeth is also the dark ambient cassette collage recording project of New Jersey musician Mike Bruno, known for his acoustic folk ventures.[8]
Greenteeth is a basis for the song by Noel Street.
Jenny Green Teeth is also a song by a band named The Mustard Men.
In the novelette "Water Babies" by Simon Brown, Jenny Greenteeth is mentioned as being one of many names for a child-snatching water-demon. In the novella, an Australian police officer investigates a series of drownings that turn out to be predatory attacks by a seal-like creature.
'Jenny Greenteeth' was the name of a band in the early 1990s featuring legends of the Vancouver music scene: Ivan Drury (vocals), Happy Kreter (guitars, bass, vocals – formerly of Gob) and 'Space Jeff' Johnston (drums – formerly of the Super Chevy Novas)
Jinny Greenteeth was the name of a fictional character in DC comics 2011 crossover title Flashpoint, working alongside characters such as Godiva and Etrigan the Demon to free the British Isles from Amazonian occupation.
Rona Greenteeth, from the MMO World of Warcraft, has a camp in the forest of Darkmoon Island and sells food made from humans as well as other playable races.
Jenny Greenteeth is a character in the novel "Witchfinder" by Vanessa Knipe. BooksForABuck.com Publishing, ISBN 978-1-60215-089-8.
- ^ Carole B. Silver, Strange and Secret Peoples: Fairies and Victorian Consciousness, p 155-6 ISBN 0-19-512199-6
- ^ [1] JSTOR Roy Vickery, Lemna Minor and Jenny Greenteeth in FolkloreVol. 94, No. 2 (1983), pp. 247–250. Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. on behalf of Folklore Enterprises, Ltd.
- ^ http://www.figmentfly.com/legend/script2.html
- ^ http://webzoom.freewebs.com/joelhayward/JennyPDF.pdf
- ^ http://webzoom.freewebs.com/joelhayward/LifebloodPoemsPDF.pdf
- ^ Nellie Longarms
- ^ Comic Book Resources – CBR News: "POPGUN" – The Ultimate Comics Mixtape
- ^ http://www.myspace.com/gloomfolk
- Katharine Briggs, An Encyclopeidia of Fairies, Hobgoblins, Brownies, Boogies, and Other Supernatural Creatures, "Jenny Greenteeth", p242. ISBN 0-394-73467-X


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Whether it's a mosquito buzzing, a vicious bee or a hidden tick, bugs (and arachnids) are unwelcome visitors at most outdoor activities! Keeping bugs at bay with sprays and repellants helps keep you from being bitten, but in reality, most of us will fall prey to a six or eight-legged creature at some point this summer.
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When to worry: Muscle aches, stiff neck, fever, rash, joint pain and light sensitivity are all signs of a more severe infection. Lyme disease is often accompanied by a rash in a bull's eye pattern. A rash on the wrists and ankles can indicate Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Seek medical attention for any rash associated with a tick bite.
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Just getting voip.ms set up and wondering how to cable a second phone line.My business is next to my house. All incoming lines are in this building with an underground conduit carrying internet and landlines to the house. I am wondering how to add another PAP2t at the house end...or if I even need to.Here is the layout.Linksys E2500 > biz pap2t and computersSame e2500.> cable to house computers > ?Another pap2t or something else or nothing else?Hope I am clear on my question. Just puzzling through how to have internet and phone at the house end (with a different phone #).Thanks--7000s, 99W, 1370, 77sig, pro plan"Notice how clear the skies were after 9/11 due to lack of con trails?"»www.koehlerinjection.com
I admit that I'm not totally understanding where you are going with that, but it may be helpful to know that:a) The PAP2T has capability for two phones (two phone lines) and two VoIP accounts or subaccounts. How many lines/accounts do you need in total?b) If the PAP2T is in one building, you could use a special Long Range cordless phone to serve your needs in the other building.For example:
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I'm not too sure about what you want to do, but if all the cables are connected to one line, it's very simple to do.Identify the cable that goes to your office and disconnect it from the others in the demarcation box (the Bell box). Then you have two options, the easiest one will be to wire a new cable from the ATA to that existing cable and connect them with marrettes (or even better, if that cable has enough length, just connect it to a telephone jack next to your ATA), and of course connect that new cable to Line 2 of the ATA.Option 2 if you cannot install a new cable, take the existing cable near the ATA and identify which one it is in the demarc box. You will see it's either an old telephone cable with 2 pairs of twisted wires (Green/Red and Black/Yellow) or a new CAT5e cable with 4 pairs of twisted wires (Blue/White should already been used, and three other unused pairs).Then near the ATA you will buy a new telephone plate with two jacks. The top one you will connect the red/green (or blue/white) cable, and the bottom jack you will connect the black/yellow (or orange/white) in the red/green spot. Then connect the black/yellow cable to the office cable (black connects to green and yellow connects to red).That's it! You then connect Line 2 to Jack #2 (bottom) and you got your second line working.If you're lost with the colours, here's a quick summary on the CAT5 conversion:Green = White with blue linesRed = Blue with white linesBlack = white with orange linesYellow = orange with white linesAnd if you connect the black/yellow to the jack, again make sure you connect black cable to green screw, and yellow cable to red screw. If you use one of those levitron jacks, follow the code sticker but remember that you are really connecting a green/red despite the actual cable colour!!!Let me know if you're lost and give us details of your current cabling.


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Cover: All of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's recent talk about their happy marriage is just a big barrel of hideous lies. In reality, they're at the BREAKING POINT because Ben co-starred with a "hot model" on Gone Girl and goes to casinos looking "disheveled." Call all the lawyers right now!
This week in busybodies: Cameron Diaz's meddling mom Billie thinks her successful daughter needs a husband now and wants Cameron to marry Benji Madden after dating for just five months. A proactive sort, Billie took it upon herself to make Cam's house more Benji-friendly by fixing the barbecue. Ladies, you know we're all just one poorly cooked steak away from the dusty exile of spinsterhood.
Cover: This just in: North West's life is better than yours in every way. Don't believe me? Well, why don't you take this test: 1) Is your life "magical?" 2) Is your life luxurious? 3) Are your days "gilded?" 4) Do you have $50,000 earrings? 5) Do you dress "so dope?" I think I know the answers to these questions. I have seen you.
This week in incarceration: I still don't know who Teresa Giudice is but I do know that she's going to jail and that "late at night, with a glass of wine in hand," she is making videos for her four children to watch while she's away. Speaking of wine, her husband Joe, also a criminal, drinks four bottles a night. Tip of the day: switch to vodka. Less peeing.
Cover: In Touch's insane obsession with Khloe Kardashian's "real" father continues unabated. And, I'm so sorry to tell you this, O.J. Simpson, but you're pretty much out of contention. Welcome to the party, Lionel Richie. We'll have so much fun.
This week in young love: Justin and Selena broke up for the 27th time and even though Justin keeps texting and calling, Selena is not having it. Not because she's finally come to her senses and realized she can probably find someone better by walking out her front door, twirling around and picking the first random person she sees. No, she wants for Justin to propose. She should totally ask Cameron Diaz's mom for help and advice.
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Note to members:
Our current president Darrin is stepping down November 1, 2012. The club will need a new president selected and the lease information updated.
Welcome to Owl HollowAbout the Club
Owl Hollow Hunting Club is not currently looking for members. Our club leases 3,200 acres in Perry, Lewis, and Wayne Counties in the southern part of Middle Tennessee.
Our club enjoys deer, turkey, squirrel, and feral hog hunting throughout the hardwood and pine forests, planted food plots, and varying age clear cuts.
Click the image to the right to view the current club by-laws.
Please contact us if you may be interested in joining and/or finding out more about the property.
2011-12 Deer Season
Thanks to everyone who came out to help on the work day September 10. We were able to get all the shooting houses cleaned, and most all the trails cleared.
Check out this link relating to hog hunting this season: http://news.tn.gov/node/7806
Food plots were planted Saturday, 9-17, and got some rain a few days later. Members, please be sure and thank Coy for bushogging and plowing the food plots, Chuck for spraying the plots, and Derrick, Barry, and Zack for coming out to help plant.
2011-12 Deer Seasons Information
The 2011-2012 deer seasons have been listed under useful dates. Click the link below to view the PDF from TWRA website. Wayne, Lewis and Perry counties are listed in Unit L.
2011-12 Tennessee Hunting Guide
2011-12 Deer Season Calendar Note that there is no break in gun season this year.
Site Updates
2011-12 Aerial and Quad maps are available on the club map page. They are set up as letter size but can be printed larger. The aerial was taken summer 2010 and reflects current conditions fairly accurately. You can still view the satellite imagery through Yahoo! Maps, however Yahoo! has not updated their aerial in a while.
The club by-laws have been added. (See link above)
You can visit our Photos page to view our Trophy Room, Trail Cameras, and Club Photos (We're still working on them so bare with us).


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By Guest Contributor on May 01st, 2014
Concerned About Future Lawsuits
When the City Council dropped the city attorney from the homeless lawsuit and then signed a settlement agreement, the people were not given proper representation, nor were we given right to understand the legalities of their actions.
Now we see story poles in Laguna Canyon highlighting a new multimillion dollar homeless shelter in a town with deep pockets and still no legal understanding of its liabilities. So regardless of the impact on the city of Laguna Beach the homeless shelter will have, it will be the dream of every litigation lawyer around.
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Every year, the Super Bowl draws a certain fan base that the NFL would not normally draw. Many Americans gather around their televisions to see what goes on in between the action — the commercials. The Super Bowl commercials draw a lot of attention and are often the talk around the office the after the big game.
Thanks to some investigative work around the interwebs, we have been able to gather some of the Super Bowl XLVI commercials that will air. If you don't want the commercials to be spoiled, I suggest you stop reading now. If you want to see some of what you are in for, continue on and impress your friends with your Super Bowl commercial knowledge before they even air.
Why wait until the big game to see the commercials? That is the best time to get a new, ice cold beer. So watch them now and don't miss a thing!
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