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A Madison County player who was transported to a nearby hospital after a brawl during the Raiders' game against Monroe Area last week returned to practice on Monday.
The player was taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital with neck pains but was released after about 30 minutes. He has been medically cleared, Madison County coach Chris Smith on Monday. Smith, who declined to name the player, said that the player was hit multiple times, including after he tried to stand.
SAVANNAH — The Jefferson volleyball team was pushed to five games for the first time this season, but the Dragons hung on to defeat St. Vincent's Academy 3-2 (25-22, 25-22, 13-25, 13-25, 15-8) on Saturday to advance to the GHSA Class AA semifinals.
Grace Williamson recorded 10 digs and eight kills for the Dragons (34-11). Lindsey Nilsen tallied five kills and four blocks. Madison Corbett and Paige Watson had eight assists apiece.
Jefferson will play Westminster on Wednesday.
Cedar Shoals running back Adrian Washington topped 1,000 rushing yards for the season in a 27-7 win over Winder-Barrow on Friday.
Washington, who entered the game with 833 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns on 151 carries, rushed for 196 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries.
"It's a testament to the package he brings to the table — size, speed," Cedar Shoals coach Chris Davis said. "If you've seen him run, he's truly a power runner."
Richardson leads Spartans to victory
MONROE – Athens Academy's Drew Richardson threw for two touchdowns and rushed for a third Friday as the Spartans defeated George Walton 35-21 in a key Region 8-A game.
Richardson connected with Eric Williams on a 30-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and hit Aidan Black on an 11-yard scoring strike in the third quarter.
FLOWERY BRANCH — Flowery Branch won't have to go very far to play its final regular season game in a few weeks. The Falcons also won't have to go very far for their first round playoff game, either.
Flowery Branch (7-2, 7-0 Region 8-AAAAA) clinched a first-round home playoff game on Friday night, downing the Clarke Central Gladiators 37-7 at Falcon Field.
The Falcons will visit fourth-ranked Gainesville on Nov. 8 in a game that will decide the Region 8-AAAAA championship for a second consecutive season.
JEFFERSON — Jacob Lewis has two of the Athens area's top receivers at his disposal this season.
In a 56-27 rout of visiting Oconee County (1-7, 1-4 in Region 8-AAA) on Friday, the Jackson County quarterback made the most of them.
"Even in the game when I'm off throwing — I was high on a lot of my throws today — they make plays and take it to the house," Lewis said.
Said Jackson County coach Benji Harrison: "He got the ball into their hands and if they're on, if it's in their hands, they make things happen."
Lynn Young has several different titles among Clarke Central's football players.
The defense calls her the defensive mama. Not wanting to be left out, the offense says she is everyone's mama.
The defense's response?
"Nah. Offense is just step children."
But since the sign language interpreter works with junior nose guard T.J. Ellison, a more position-specific title came about.
"They're like, 'T.J.'s on the D-line — she goes with T.J., so she's D-line mama,'" Young said. "... I just laugh at them. They're funny."
The Prince Avenue Christian softball team defeated Mt. Pisgah in their Game 3 rubber match to advance to the GHSA Class A private tournament in Columbus.
Emily Soles went the distance from the mound, striking out 14 batters and allowing one earned run in the Wolverines' 8-2 victory on Thursday.
Soles was 1-for-3 from the plate with a hit and an RBI. Lauren Hudson had two RBIs and a hit and Chandler Carey added two hits. Jordyn Smith also recorded two hits and an RBI.
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Keith Henderson Stadium, Monroe
Radio/webcast: 92.3; athensacademy.org
Records: Athens Academy is 4-3, 1-2 in Region 8-A; George Walton is 5-2, 2-1.
Series: Athens Academy leads series 2-1.
JEFFERSON — When T.J. Skelton transferred from Madison County to Jefferson this season, he was willing to play where ever the Dragons needed him.
Now, with starting quarterback Evan Shirreffs sidelined for the rest of the regular season, that means Skelton is under center.
"Evan was a great quarterback in that offense, but when my name got called, it was time to step up," Skelton said.
Shirreffs injured the thumb on his right throwing hand during Jefferson's 21-14 loss to Washington-Wilkes in early October. Skelton's been playing in his place ever since.
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At Woodside High: Murder mystery drives musical comedy
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I saw this production on Friday, 3/12. Unbelievable. What a production. Check it out on Saturday---it is the final show.
The kids are absolutely hilarious, and the script is funny---the actors have great timing.
Awesome set and costume design.
This is a first class act--wow.
Well done! Hats off to Barry Woodruff, the director, and William Tolles, the musical director.
Great job kids!
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Timing could not be better: On 29 November, Germania will launch a new flight connection from London Gatwick to Erfurt in Thuringia. Luck has it that the city's Christmas market opens on 26 November which means there is no excuse now not to pencil in a festive break in the Cultural Heart of Germany.
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Edinburgh offers the picture-perfect setting to celebrate the festive season, expect twinkling lights, mammoth Christmas trees, a superb selection of independent and high street shopping and non-stop parties including the world's biggest street party at Hogmanay.
Banish the winter blues - Christmas Markets & Northern Lights experiences
Autumn may be unseasonably mild at the moment, but we all know what's coming. As short days, dark nights and cold conditions approach, instead of dreading it, why not embrace all that Europe has to offer at this time of year by booking an atmospheric short break?
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24 September 2015 9:56 AM, PDT | Trailers from Hell | See recent Trailers from Hell news »
About five years ago I made my way over to Montana Street in Santa Monica to attend a screening of the magnificently loopy adaptation of Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers, directed by Paul Verhoeven, which was showing at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica. The screening was a star-studded affair, featuring Verhoeven in an on-stage interview with Ed Neumeier, the film's screenwriter, and a couple of the other artists and craftsmen who were involved in the making of the film. (They were stars to the packed house anyway, even though I can't for the life of me remember who else comprised the panel.) Before the screening, Verhoeven set up shop to sign copies of his recently published book, the somewhat controversial Jesus of Nazareth, a historical account of Jesus' life written with matter-of-fact detail and iconoclasm from Verhoeven's singular perspective as a member of the group of »
- Dennis Cozzalio
17 September 2015 1:06 PM, PDT | Trailers from Hell | See recent Trailers from Hell news »
"This 1966 western… has the expertise of a cold old whore with practiced hands and no thoughts of love. There's something to be said for this kind of professionalism; the moviemakers know their business and they work us over. We're not always in the mood for love or for art, and this movie makes no demands, raises no questions, doesn't confuse the emotions. Even the absence of visual beauty or of beauty of language or concept can be something of a relief. The buyer gets exactly what he expects and wants and pays for: manipulation for excitement. We use the movie and the movie uses us."
- Pauline Kael on The Professionals, from her collection Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
I'm not speaking from direct experience here, you understand, but I would imagine that old whores, cold or otherwise, could be pretty entertaining, not only in their professional »
- Dennis Cozzalio
18 August 2015 8:30 AM, PDT | ioncinema | See recent ioncinema news »
Kino Lorber brings the 1967 spaghetti Western Face to Face to Blu-ray this month, one of director Sergio Sollima's most notable titles, previously released on DVD as a box-set with the two other titles in Sollima's trilogy The Big Gundown (1966) and Run, Man, Run (1968). Noted for imbuing his work with a bit of actual social and historical context, there's a bit more substance than usual for a film relegated to the periphery of a movement dominated by a mere handful of notable names. Though it's ultimately not at the same level as iconic works by Sergio Leone and hasn't reached the same level of reappraisal as several other retroactively recuperated directors, it features more nuanced characterizations in its complex narrative structure than is usually evident in other titles of the era.
Boston professor Brad Fletcher (Gian Maria Volonte) is suffering from poor health, and is forced »
- Nicholas Bell
6 August 2015 3:00 AM, PDT | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Top movie villains: 2000 members of the British public respond to being asked 'who is your favourite film villain?' Top movie villains – Hannibal Lecter from The SIlence Of The Lambs made the top spot
A recent survey conducted by Best Offers Bingo have revealed the top film villains of all time. The website conducted the poll with 2000 members of the British public to find the country's favourite movie bad guy in the history of film.
Coming out on top was the cannibalistic Hannibal Lecter who has appeared in no less than five movies (portrayed by Brian Cox, and more famously Sir Anthony Hopkins), and a recent television series, played by Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen. The character, who got a nod for his terrifying appearance in The Silence Of The Lambs, received nearly a quarter of the votes (416 in all), a clear majority.
The second most popular movie villain of all »
- Paul Heath
12 July 2015 8:09 AM, PDT | Rollingstone.com | See recent Rolling Stone news »
Quentin Tarantino revealed that composer Ennio Morricone would provide the score for the director's upcoming Western The Hateful Eight during that film's Comic-Con panel in San Diego. With The Hateful Eight, Morricone is returning to the Spaghetti Western genre for the first time in four decades. The Italian composer previously provided the legendary scores for classic Westerns like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West and My Name is Nobody.
For over a dozen years now – and for five (going on six) consecutive »
11 July 2015 8:54 PM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Legendary composer Ennio Morricone is set to do the score for Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight," marking his return to the genre after four decades away from a sound he made iconic in Sergio Leone's "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly," "Once Upon a Time in the West" and "A Fistful of Dollars"
Morricone has worked on such famous films as "The Untouchables," "The Thing," "The Mission," "In the Line of Fire," "Cinema Paradiso," "Days of Heaven," "Bugsy" "Disclosure" and "Casualties of War". He previously worked with Tarantino on "Inglorious Basterds" and "Django Unchained".
The revelation was just one of a number of reveals during the Hall H panel at Comic Con for the new Tarantino film. Kurt Russell, Tim Roth, Bruce Dern and Jennifer Jason Leigh were all on hand to show off seven minutes of footage from the film and talk about the new film's presentation. »
- Garth Franklin
11 July 2015 6:21 PM, PDT | www.themoviebit.com | See recent TheMovieBit news »
Quentin Tarantino brought his highly anticipated second Western, The Hateful Eight, and as you can expect from the outspoken director had a lot to say about the project that almost didn't happen thanks to the script being leaked. The biggest piece of news is that composing legend Ennio Morricone, responsible for the iconic scores for Westerns such as The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West, would be providing the score, his first time working in the genre in forty years. On top of that, he also unveiled this stunning new poster, bringing to mind vintage movie posters from years gone by. Of course, you should be excited for a Quentin Tarantino movie, this just helps you on the way. The Hateful Eight comes our way later this year. »
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Tom White)
11 July 2015 4:21 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Director Quentin Tarantino and the cast of his upcoming Western The Hateful Eight invaded Hall H at Comic-Con today, revealing the first footage to the massive crowd, although it hasn't gone online yet. But we did get a new poster. At the end of the panel, Quentin Tarantino made a surprise announcement that legendary composer Ennio Morricone will craft the score for The Hateful Eight, his first original Western score in over 40 years. Here's what the filmmaker had to say during the panel.
"I want to make one announcement that people don't know yet. It wasn't for sure, but we just settled it. You guys know that I don't use an original score in my movies, I kinda take scores from other movies and put 'em in there. This one, I thought should have an original score. So I'm here to announce that the great Ennio Morricone will be doing »
- MovieWeb
11 July 2015 4:16 PM, PDT | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
While we can't (yet) see the footage Quentin Tarintino premiered at The Hateful Eight panel in all of its 70mm glory, we can hear about some of the juicy information he dropped regarding his upcoming western. The biggest news, undoubtedly, is that Ennio Morricone will be scoring the film. The master composer is a huge name in the field of westerns (Once Upon A Time In The West anyone?), and this... Read More »
- Sean Wist
11 July 2015 2:53 PM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Quentin Tarantino and the cast of The Hateful Eight are currently showcasing the upcoming Western in Hall H at the San Diego Comic-Con, and as part of the panel it has been announced that legendary composer Ennio Morricone is set to provide an original score for the film.
See Also: New Comic-Con poster for The Hateful Eight
It will mark Morricone's first original Western score in almost 35 years, having notably scored classic Spaghetti Westerns such as Sergio Leone's A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West., as well as many others.
See Also: New images from The Hateful Eight
In The Hateful Eight, set six or eight or twelve years after the Civil War, a stagecoach hurtles through the wintry Wyoming landscape. The passengers, bounty hunter John Ruth (Russell) and his fugitive »
- Gary Collinson
11 July 2015 9:22 AM, PDT | EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news »
The Quentin Tarantino-corralled panel for his upcoming Western The Hateful Eight – read all about that here – came with the golden news nugget that composing great Ennio Morricone will be providing him with his first original score. It'll be Morricone's first Western score in four decades.Morricone, of course, is a master of creating musical landscapes for the Old West, with his Sergio Leone scores for films like The Good, The Bad And The Ugly and Once Upon A Time In The West offering a library of ageless cues and themes. He heads to Prague to record in the next couple of weeks, revealed Tarantino. Time will tell if, like those Leone Westerns, he'll be penning musical motifs for the movie's eight rogues and n'er-do-wells.It'll be the fourth collaboration between the two. Any animus over Morricone's criticism of the director's use »
2 July 2015 10:25 AM, PDT | Trailers from Hell | See recent Trailers from Hell news »
The United States is "my country, right or wrong," of course, and I consider myself a patriotic person, but I've never felt that patriotism meant blind fealty to the idea of America's rightful dominance over global politics or culture, and certainly not to its alleged preferred status on God's short list of favored nations, or that allegiance to said country was a license to justify or rationalize every instance of misguided, foolish, narrow-minded domestic or foreign policy.
And now more than ever we seem to be living in a country poised at the edge of some sort of transition, with all the attendant tension and conflict and intense conviction that can be expected on either side of the chasm that prevents us from a true state of national togetherness. Just last week we celebrated a Supreme Court decision that finally offered legality (and legal protection) to the »
- Dennis Cozzalio
26 May 2015 2:00 AM, PDT | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
It's fitting that Clint Eastwood and John Wayne both have the same birthday week. (Wayne, who died in 1979, was born May 26, 1907, while Eastwood turns 85 on May 31). After all, these two all-American actors' careers span the history of that most American of movie genres, the western.
Both iconic actors were top box office draws for decades, both seldom stretched from their familiar personas, and both played macho, conservative cowboy heroes who let their firearms do most of the talking. Each represented one of two very different strains of western, the traditional and the revisionist.
As a birthday present to Hollywood's biggest heroes of the Wild West, here are the top 57 westerns you need to see.
57. 'Meek's Cutoff' (2010)
Indie filmmaker Kelly Reichardt and her frequent leading lady, Michelle Williams, are the talents behind this sparse, docudrama about an 1845 wagon train whose Oregon Trail journey goes horribly awry. It's an intense »
- Gary Susman
22 May 2015 6:27 PM, PDT | HollywoodChicago.com | See recent HollywoodChicago.com news »
Chicago – Now playing at Chicago's Music Box Theater and on VOD (but best seen on the largest screen possible), "Slow West," is a tight genre journey pic that invigorates the western while confirming that its territory remains open, despite the many who have passed through.
It's a progressive western; recognizable for Fassbender's Clint Eastwood impression, but offering something new with its ideas of gender and violence. Not for nothing, it also features "The Place Beyond the Pines" actor Ben Mendelsohn in a coat that will change the way you look at fashion.
The story follows a young man (Kodi Smit-McPhee), as he ventures across 19th century America in search of a woman (Caren Pistorius) that he loves. He receives some help from independent traveler Silas (Fassbender), while encountering unpredictable forces of nature (played by Mendelsohn) and brutal inhumanity.
Before his debut film, director John Maclean was in »
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Adam Fendelman)
21 May 2015 2:26 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Castle season 7 bows out on a sentimental note, and lacking in suspense. But here's hoping that season 8 will be an improvement...
This review contains spoilers.
7.23 Hollander's Woods
One of the things about trailers and previews (and other glimpses of television and film stories to come) is that they are rife with misdirection—and rightly so. If you are too upfront with the audience about what's going to happen in the movie you are promoting, then there's really no reason to see it in the first place. Anyone who saw the trailer for 1999's Double Jeopardy, starring Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd, could have skipped pretty much the entire film, since there was little in the movie that wasn't in, or loudly telegraphed by, the previews. Quarantine suffered from another but related problem. The most shocking scene from the trailer—the one where something grabs a terrified »
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11 May 2015 11:14 AM, PDT | OnTheFlix | See recent OnTheFlix news »
Hey, "Castle" peeps. Yep, it's true guys. We're happy to be able to deliver the official news to you that your favorite show has indeed been given the 8th season green light by ABC as of just a couple of days ago on May 7th, 2015 according to the folks over at TV Line. So, you guys can expect to see new spoilers, photos, videos and all that great stuff coming out of the woodworks in the upcoming weeks and months, so be on the lookout for that. We're also hearing that Castle has gotten a new show runner in Longtime Castle scribe ,Terence Paul Winter. He's replacing David Amann, who is checking out after just one year. After writing a couple season 2 episodes, Terence joined the show as a producer in 2011, and was eventually upgraded to executive producer in the middle of season 7. He has written past episodes: "The Blue Butterfly, »
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11 May 2015 7:00 AM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
If "Mad Max" is "A Fistful Of Dollars" and "The Road Warrior" is "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly," then clearly "Fury Road" is George Miller's "Once Upon A Time In The West," the moment when his movies move from the archetypical to the profound. It seems impossible that George Miller has been away from live-action for 17 years. Then again, nothing about George Miller's career has ever really fit into any typical model. I always think of him as part of the Class of '82, the directors whose work really crystallized in what I maintain is the greatest geek movie line-up of all time. Most of those guys came out of the system, either through the Roger Corman training program or moving from TV to movies, trained at southern California film schools so they all had similar skill sets. Miller was different, though. He was never really one of them. »
- Drew McWeeny
8 May 2015 3:00 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Attention, Castle fans: Winter is coming.
Longtime Castle scribe Terence Paul Winter has been named the ABC procedural's new showrunner, TVLine has learned. He will preside over the freshly-ordered eighth season.
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Winter replaces David Amann, who is exiting after one year on the job.
After penning a couple of Season 2 episodes, Winter joined the show as a producer in 2011, rose through the ranks, and was promoted to Ep in the middle of this season. Episodes he has written include "The Blue Butterfly, »
27 April 2015 12:06 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
All week long our writers will debate: Which was the greatest film year of the past half century. Click here for a complete list of our essays. How to decide in the grand scheme of things which film year stands above all others? History gives us no clear methodology to unravel this thorny but extremely important question. Is it the year with the highest average score of movies? So a year that averages out to a B + might be the winner over a field strewn with B's, despite a few A +'s. Or do a few masterpieces lift up a year so far that whatever else happened beyond those three or four films is of no consequence? Both measures are worthy, and the winner by either of those would certainly be a year not to be sneezed at. But I contend the only true measure of a year's »
- Richard Rushfield
2 April 2015 4:00 AM, PDT | EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news »
There's a rich (and bloody) tradition of avenging angels in Westerns, from Harmonica in Once Upon A Time In The West to Ethan Edwards in The Searchers and Josey Wales. Add Mads Mikkelsen's character in The Salvation to that number. He's all cold-blooded business, as this exclusive new clip from the film reveals. brightcove.createExperiences();Mikkelsen's prairieland badass is a Danish settler, Jon, whose family is brutally murdered by a crew of rowdy horsemen during one ill-fated stagecoach ride. Jon exacts instant revenge on the perpetrator, only to discover that, like Old Man Clanton in My Darling Clementine, there's more badness where he came from. Cue Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Delarue, the gang leader's and now also on the hunt for revenge. Basically everyone here is on a revenge mission, hardly the recipe for a relaxing afternoon in an up-and-coming part of the Old West. »
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A Coptic Christian woman dictating a letter to a scribe, Cairo, Egypt. Coloured lithograph by Louis Haghe after David Roberts, 1849
I would like to share with my readers the above lithograph by Louis Haghe which is kept at Wellcome Library, London.[1] It is lithograph with tint plate, with watercolour and gum Arabic, which was published by F.G. Moon, London, in 1849, as one of a series of 247 lithographs of Middle Eastern subjects – all printed in a six volumes: the first three volumes are called "The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt & Nubia"[2]; and the last three volumes are called "Egypt & Nubia"[3].
Louis Haghe (1806 – 1885) was Belgian lithographer but lived his productive live in London. Although he is the lithographer of this piece of art, he was not the original artist. All his lithographs were based on the watercolours of the famous Scottish Orientalist painter, David Roberts (1796 – 1864). Roberts visited Egypt between 1838 and 1839, staying in it for nearly six months.[4] During his Oriental tour, he visited also the Holy Land, Jordan and Lebanon. That tour provided him with many interesting people, monuments and scenes that he drew and watercoloured, and took with him to London to form the basis for paintings and lithographs. He worked with Louis Haghe to produce the above volumes.
In Egypt, Roberts visited Nubia and Sinai too. There, he drew a lot, including a few pieces with Coptic theme, such as the lithograph I am sharing with you today, "The Holy Tree, Materea", "Ruins of a Christian Church in the Grand Court of the Temple of Medinet Abou".
A Coptic Christian woman dictating a letter to a scribe is a beautiful and precious lithograph. In previous articles I explained the importance of paintings and photographs are sources for historians: a lot of history can be obtained from them. Here, we have a depiction of a Coptic woman and a Coptic clerk most probably in the first few months of 1839: this was during the reign of Muhammad Ali (1805 – 1848) and the patriarchate of Petros VII (1809 – 1852). These were tough times, and even though Muhammad Ali tried to modernised Egypt and used the skills of Europeans and Copts in his administration, Egypt was still part of the Ottoman Empire and the Copts were still Dhimmis, who were being under the rule of Sharia which differentiated between Muslim and Christian and discriminated against the latter.
One ominous sign of that discrimination against Copts is ghi'yar which was derived from the Pact of Umar, the second Muslim Caliph (834 – 644): it dictated that non-Muslims be kept different from Muslims in attire, including headgear, to mark him out for discrimination and humiliation. The Copts must wear cheap and rough clothes made of dark colours, mainly dark brown and dark blue. Here, the Coptic clerk displays that.
As I have explained in previous articles, ghi'yar was theoretically abolished in 1854 after the Crimean War, and as a result of pressure from the European Powers on the Ottoman Empire. This, however, did not end practically until after the British arrived in Egypt in 1882.
[1] Wellcome Library no. 34531i.
[2] Also called "The Holy Land". Printed in London, 1842-49.
[3] Printed in London, 1846-49.
[4] He set sail for Egypt on 31 august 1838 and departed from it shortly after 16 vMay 1839.
The Holy Martyrs of Libya, icon by Nikola Sarić
Nikola Sarić (b. 1985), is a Serbian artist who currently lives in Hannover, Germany. He is specialised in Christian art, having been influenced by Greco-Roman and Byzantine art.
One of his interesting works of art is Holy Martyrs of Libya – the 20 Coptic martyrs and their companion, the African martyr (Matthew Arayiga), who gave his life at the same time, in February 2015, at Sirte, Libya, having been beheaded at the Mediterranean beach by the Islamic terrorists of ISIS. Our Coptic Church has added their names to the Coptic Synaxarium and celebrates their martyrdom on 15 February.
The icon by Nikola Sarić is 100×70 cm, and is aquarelle[1] on paper. It was displayed in the "Earthly Stories with Heavenly Meanings" exhibition (27th August – 18th October 2015) at Brenkhausen Monastry in Höxter-Brenkhausen, Germany. This Medieval monastery was obtained in 1994 by the Coptic Church, and is now the monastery of the Virgin St. Mary, and is the Coptic bishop seat.
The artist says that he plans to sell it and to support the bereaved families of the martyrs (Here is how to contact him).
About the martyrs, the artist says: "The Holy Martyrs of Libya are 21 Christians, who were murdered by IS (ISIS) terrorists in February 2015. They declined to renounce their faith though threatened with death for 40 days. The Coptic Orthodox church acknowledged them new martyrs."[2]
On this beautiful icon, the New Liturgical Movement wrote: "Notice how the waves of the sea stained with the martyrs' blood are shown around the edge of the image; Matthew Arayiga is distinct among the group on the top right. The men were killed wearing orange prisoners' jumpsuits; all them are looking at Christ except for the one at the bottom, who is looking out at us."
[1] A style of painting using thin, typically transparent, watercolours.
[2] I have made a small correction in the text which I think was incorrect, having most probably been translated from Serbian.
Ewa Wipszycka (or Ewa Maria Wipszycka-Bravo, in full) is a professor of history at the University of Warsaw; and she specializes in the history of Egypt, the Greeks and Christianity. Her academic work is huge as one can see from the link provided.
Recently, she has published The Alexandrian Church. People and Institutions (Warsaw, 2015)[1] The rich contents of the book are to be found here.
Wipszycka writes in her preface to the book:
My intellectual adventure with the history of the Church began with research on ecclesiastical economy, incomes and the manner of their administration, expenditures, and the material status of the clergy. The choice of these subjects was absolutely natural to me, since my academic education had provided me with a solid background for tackling such issues; I had also learnt much while preparing my doctoral dissertation on the textile industry of Roman Egypt. In spite of having enough reasons to find the results of my previous research satisfactory, I did not want to explore the subject any farther. It was late antique Egypt that captivated me.
I have not read the book yet, but it seems promising.
[1] Hard cover, 490 pages (Price: 93 EUR).
Saint Mark the Evangelist is the one who brought Christianity to Egypt in the six decade of our era; and he is considered the first bishop of Alexandria – that is the first Coptic Pope. Others know him as the author of the Gospel of Saint Mark.
The Benaki Museum in Athens has a great collection of Coptic textiles, and one of its fabrics is a "Coptic embroidered roundel with an extraordinarily expressive bust of the Apostle Mark, who evangelised Egypt."[1] It goes back to the sixth century – that is before the Arab occupation of Egypt.
This may be the earliest extant Coptic representation of Patriarch Mark the Evangelist. I simply share it with my readers, and hope that it will be reproduced by modern Coptic artists.
[1] ΓΕ 6991. It is 0.09 m. in diameter.
Are the Copts Coptic Christians or Arab Christians like some Palestinian, Jordanian, and even Lebanese Christians confess? This is the question I should think that will be central to the future of the Copts, and ought to be discussed by all Copts in a serious manner.
Do not underestimate the strength of those who would like to see the Copts as Arab Christians: this camp includes many who call themselves Leftists, or work in the Egyptian government and media, and even some clerics, including bishops, sadly. To this camp, all that is important is Christianity, and everything else is valueless. Our language, or ethnicity, and our unique history that has often been at odd with Arabs, do not worth a dime. Let's forget about our language, our history, our roots; and let us celebrate Arabism – let's submerge in Arab culture, and as long as we don't leave the Church, it is ok. Let's adopt Arabic as our language; pray our liturgy in full in Arabic; and write poetry and hymns in it. Let's ignore Coptic – let's set up classes in our churches to teach our children, even in the Diaspora, Arabic and not Coptic. Let's be part of the Arab nation; and let's call our patriarchs "Popes of the Arabs"! Let's consider Arab issues ours; Arab fights ours; and let's even glorify Arab history and culture.
This of course runs against the grain of Coptic nationalism that sees the Copts as Coptic Christians not Arab Christians – it sees the Copts as no Arabs, and wants to revive this unique nation with its special language and culture. It sees Christianity – this Coptic Christianity – as of paramount importance, not just nationally for its central role in the development of our nation, but also spiritually for its life-giving unique quality: Christ has and will remain the central point of our whole being.
Between these two camps the cultural fight will be joined – and there can be no question that the Coptic Nationalists will win.
Two points I would like to stress here:
1. Many, many people, lay and clergy, even bishops, join us in our position.
2. Coptic nationalism is not anti-Arab or anti-Muslim: it only wants to free itself from every Arab or Islamic influence.
You must decide on which side you stand! You cannot be neutral on this if you are a Copt!
Frederick Oswell Jones (1873 – 1969) was a British artist and army captain officer, who was stationed in Cairo during WWI. One of his most beautiful pieces of artwork is a watercolour on paper drawing (12 by 8.75 inch" kept at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, and is titled, "Interior of the Coptic Church of Santa Barbara, Cairo". The artist inscribed the title in ink at the back of it and gave us the date, 9 November 1919. He signed it "F. Oswell Jones" in ink.
The V&A Museum tell us that the watercolour was given to the museum by the artist in 1949, and aadds a note: "Watercolour drawing of the interior of the Coptic Church of Santa Barbara in Cairo, reputed to be the first Christian church ever to have been built. Egypt, 1918."


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Sometimes asking people for advice on what to do is the worst possible thing you could do to resolve your situation. This is especially true if you ask people who don't know any more about the situation than you do, but who are always willing to share their uninformed opinion. It's similar to asking someone on the street for directions who then points you in the opposite direction to where you need to go.
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Thread: Best .40 Cal ?
2/16/2007 12:19pm, #21
--Originally Posted by SFGOON
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2/16/2007 3:18pm, #22--
Meh, point taken. You're an SP? My brother's an SP and you sound a lot like him.
2/16/2007 3:26pm, #23--
I'm a huge fan of the HK USP Compact .40
It's my daily carry.Originally Posted by Sifu Rudy Abel
2/16/2007 4:53pm, #24
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The only thing that ever concerned me about the Glock was the safety thing being discussed here. I do find the grips a bit too square, but I can shoot pretty decent with one, especially off-handed (interestingly enough).
I did look at a 1911 derivitive by S&W I think it was that had the grip safety on the back of the grip, but I believe there was another manual safety as well. It had a built-in laser sight, which was cool, but made it WAY too expensive.
2/16/2007 5:02pm, #25--Originally Posted by ELFGuy
They are not exspensive. About the same as the GLOCKS.Originally Posted by Sifu Rudy Abel
2/16/2007 5:19pm, #26
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Well, considering the Glock was only $450 and the S&W was $1000...
2/16/2007 11:31pm, #27--Originally Posted by ELFGuy
That's a great weapon too, I have an XD90 in .40 compact.Originally Posted by Sifu Rudy Abel
2/17/2007 12:45am, #28
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Ilooked at a Springfield and was pretty impressed. The multiple safetys was a bit awkward for me though. I really like the lock and load and you are ready to fire of the Glock though. KISS seems to apply here. I do find the Glock clips a bit difficult to load at times though.
Overall, what is the best value for the money of any brand that is durable and reliable? What is a good price to pay for one?
2/17/2007 12:47am, #29--Originally Posted by ELFGuy
My thoughts go to the SpringFields XD line. They run about 450 bucks for a .40, and you can't go wrong with a 2003 Gun of the year.Originally Posted by Sifu Rudy Abel
2/17/2007 7:46am, #30--
The S&W 1911-type-thing is pretty bad ass. As of, I dunno, about 3 years ago it was quite the bargain for the quality. I keep forgetting to qualify with it. Talk about a good pointing pistol. Not sure what it is exactly. I shall keep adding after-market parts to my Colt to match it and see what the hell, if anything, makes the difference.
"Did I just shoot those bullets through that one hole? Or am I just missing entirely and God is shooting my target?"
That is what you will think.
Oh, that's right. .40 Cal. Um...Glock, I guess.
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