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With 2010 finally behind us, and an unknown number of cyberattacks likely to come in the new year, I thought I'd run down a brief list of the malicious campaigns criminals pulled off last year that I'd really dread to see anyone repeat. Now that they're in the past, they should stay there.
Operation Aurora: Google's accusation (with Adobe, Juniper Networks, Rackspace, Yahoo! and Symantec) that China hacked its servers, allegedly stealing private emails stored on the company's servers. The big surprise wasn't that it was happening, but that companies were publicly talking about it.
Abused ccTLDs: 2010 saw lots more malicious content originating from previously un-abused country code top-level domains, which are assigned to national authorities, such as the .in (India) and .cc (Cocos (Keeling) Islands) top-level domains. The Cocos Islands' .cc domain deserves particular note because the more than 2200 malicious domains (discovered during 2010) hosted under this ccTLD outnumber the approximately 600 human inhabitants of the tiny archipelago by nearly 4-to-1.
Koobface: "the little social network worm that could" employed new URL obfuscation techniques, introduced its own keylogger, and focused efforts on a smaller number of social media sites, while Facebook got more proactive at shutting down the worm's operations quickly. Maybe this year they'll disappear altogether.
Malware attached to spam email: It's been years since anyone tried emailing executables, but the people behind Trojan-Downloader-Tacticlol (aka Sasfis or Oficla) figured out how to bypass some protection methods: Embed your malware in a .zip archive.
Rogue antivirus: Rogues continue to plague users. Rogue AV is a big moneymaker for malware distributors, so it should come as no surprise that said distributors seem to have been investing in social engineering techniques, making their rogues much harder for a casual observer to identify, let alone get rid of.
PDF vulnerabilities: 2010 was the year of the Exploit-PDF — malicious Adobe Reader files are now woven into the blanket of threats facing PC users. Please update your copy of Adobe Reader today. And while you're at it, don't get suckered into buying a fake Adobe Reader that costs real money.
Stuxnet: So, this one really was uber-1337, if reports are to be believed. Not much to say other than wow. Complex, sophisticated, super-targeted, and definitely bad for the build-a-neutron-bomb-in-your-basement crowd.
Blackhat SEO : Attacks on Google Image Search results led some users into Rogue Antivirus infections. In the past, only the BHSEO we had seen was of regular text search results. As fast as Google closes the loopholes that permit black hat SEO to succeed, these malicious search engine manipulators find new ones to abuse.
Malware mimicry: In the past year, we've seen several large infection campaigns waged, using programs pretending to be Windows Update, Firefox update, Adobe updater, Flash updates, or some other legitimate auto-update app. When all other social engineering schemes fail, why not simply tell the user to download an update to their vulnerable program and watch them infect themselves that way?
Malware modifying Firefox to make password stealing more effective is relatively rare, but potentially very dangerous. Malware authors have been experimenting with modifying Firefox files all year, but Firefox 4, when it is finally released, will offer features that may render malware creators' efforts in this regard worthless.


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Some companies spring from a single idea or a single innovation, while others take a detour.
Some of the biggest brands and biggest companies today were created from a detour.
Originally, they might have made textiles, soap or weapons. In at least one case, they were kind of a cult before planting their corporate roots.
Today, those stories have largely trailed off , and we know them as powerhouses in retail, manufacturing and technology.
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Question: Who do you think deserves most of the credit for the bill failing to pass? Republicans in Congress who voted against the bill, Democrats in Congress, or the general public who voiced concerns about the bill. [A bill to repeal and replace the 2010 health care law].
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In 1957 my father had just finished building our new house. The Big Bend Dam would necessitate the acquisition of our old house down by the banks of the Missouri River where I had spent my childhood. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers paid our family enough money to purchase a lot straight up the hill on which to build a new house.
Fisher Brothers Construction had all the work they could handle during the waning years of the Eisenhower Administration. Dad and his brother worked all day building houses around town and then continued after dark building ours.
Life was good and small town America was prosperous. President Ike started the interstate system that would soon connect the entire United States with brand new four-lane freeways. But the only highway that drew my interest was the street that took me from my house to Greig Athletic field, the home of the minor league Chamberlain Chiefs. Hall-of-famer Bob Gibson pitched for us that summer on the same field where I spent my afternoons playing Little League baseball.
The most memorable part of the summer I turned 10 was the fact that I finally learned to ride a bicycle. Damon, the older kid next door, came to my rescue that summer after watching me still riding a three-wheeled tricycle; and this was before the cool "Hot Wheels" had been invented.
He must have felt my humiliation at being the only 10-year old in town unable to ride a two-wheeled bicycle. He brought over his bike, along with a set of training wheels, and sent me up and down the street, swerving and crashing, skinning up elbows and knees, until I finally got the hang of it. In a matter of days the training wheels were discarded and I was on my way to a new found freedom. All I needed was a bike of my own.
My first bike was a brand new red and white 1957 Schwinn. Those of you who remember those days realize that all Schwinn bikes were red and white. As a matter of fact, you can still purchase a used Schwinn today on the Internet for around $100.
That 1957 Schwinn opened up a whole new world for me. So did the one I bought last Friday (actually two). My wife also got a brand new electric Schwinn. The bikes were 2011models that sat in a warehouse until the local bike shop in Eagan picked them up at a basement bargain rate and put them up for sale. We virtually got a pair of unused Schwinns for less than the normal retail cost of one in 2011.
Today's Schwinn's are no longer limited to the traditional red and white colors, but that was not the biggest change that came to this famous brand of bike. These particular models came equipped with a small battery-powered motor that gave a much needed boost to old-timers like me who can no longer climb the hill back home.
They operate something like this: When you press a button, a battery will give an added boost while pedaling, allowing you to go much faster and climb inclines with ease. However, the battery does not totally replace the need for exertion. It actually only works while you are pedaling so one can still get the much needed exercise the bike was purchased for in the first place.
The extra weight on the rear of the bike takes some getting used to. When you set your foot on the ground, you better be prepared for the uneven weight distribution that comes with the bicycle. I've tipped over a couple times already while coming to a stop. Besides a bruised ego, fortunately neither the bike nor I got hurt. Another huge difference, the traffic is just a little different than what I grew up with in 1957 South Dakota.


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recently i cahnged to red hat from 2k, i need to mention that red hat has been quite impresive but one thing keeps biting me.what hapens if i get attacked by a virus in redhat , imean in 2k atleast i had a piece of mind that norton antivirus and zone alarm are doing their job but in red hat ive no antivirus and i recently heard of virus atttacks on linux.though you can count them (virus)on your fingertips and the new versions of linux are patched for it but my problem is that i've a dual boot (98 just in case things get messy with redhat!!i'll ermove that as soon as i get comfy with redhat ) and in case the FAT partion gets infected (somehow)during file transfer over partion.i've 30gb of invaluable data (if iwere to loose it.i'd ve to commit suicide,ya i backed it up in a compressed format in another removable hard disk and kept it safe,but still the time factor)
can any one suggest me and linux anti virus whic is also free..
some one recoomended F-Prot but the problem is that the free version can't clean the infected files,it can only move or remove tham.any more bright idea's???


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It used to be a football but now it is all about tennis thanks to Nole, Jelena and ANa. Kids are playing tennis on the street, extremely difficult to find free courts... My 12 years old son is playing tennis and I thought of sending him to Rick Macci's academy. Any advices? I understand that no boarding available during the winter so I would appreciate if someone could advise how to solve the housing problem...
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I've been working with death records a lot lately but the rules various jurisdictions set up can be really frustrating and nonsensical. They are just not set up to deal with genealogists. I'm telling you, without Joe Beine's always up-to-date death indexes site, I could not even find half the places that issue death certificates.
Some places have rules based on how long its been since the person died. In Texas, if they've been less than 75 years, they're not dead enough. Why does it matter how long the guy's been dead? He's dead.
In New York, to get someone's death certificate you need to provide "an original, notarized letter signed by that person authorizing release of their certificate to you."
Utah, bless them, puts the actual certificates on line. Now that's a state that knows genealogy!
California has always allowed anyone to order a death record. But as part of recent "statewide efforts to reduce identity theft," they now stamp it as Non-certified. Can someone please explain to me how someone would use a death certificate to steal someone's identity???
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How often do banks use your mother's maiden name for password protection. In certain circumstances, probate issues are not cleared up for months or even years after death. Protecting certificates can prevent fraud. Limiting access can also protect privacy by not announcing the cause of death, martial status, etc. You don't need anyones DC for genealogy except family members. If your family won't share with you, there must be a reason.
- October 27, 2007
My family members did not keep papers, everything was trashed or burned. It has nothing to do with some ulterior "reason", they just liked to clean things out!
- February 22, 2008
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The names Tyre and Sidon were famous in the ancient Near East. They are also important cities in the Old and New Testaments. Both are now located in Lebanon, with Tyre 20 mi south of Sidon and only 12 mi north of the Israel-Lebanon border. Today each is just a shadow of their former selves... Continue reading
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The names Tyre and Sidon were famous in the ancient Near East. They are also important cities in the Old and New Testaments. Both are now located in Lebanon, with Tyre 20 mi south of Sidon and only 12 mi north of the Israel-Lebanon border. Today each is just a shadow of their former selves.
Sidon, called Saida today (Arabic for "fishing"), was named after the firstborn son of Canaan (Gn 10:15) and probably settled by his descendants. The northern border of ancient Canaan extended to Sidon (Gn 10:19). Later, Jacob spoke of it as the boundary of Zebulun (Gn 49:13) and Joshua included it as part of the land promised to Israel (Jos 13:6). Sidon was included in the inheritance of Asher, on its northern boundary (Jos 19:28), but it was not taken by that tribe in conquest (Jgs 1:31, 3:3). Settled from the beginning as a port city, Sidon was built on a promontory with a nearby offshore island that sheltered the harbor from storms.
Twenty mi south of Sidon, in the middle of a coastal plain, Tyre (called Sour in Arabic today) was constructed on a rock island a few hundred yards out into the Mediterranean (Ward 1997:247). In fact, the city took its name from this rock island. Tyre comes from the Semetic sr (Hebrew Sor, Arabic Sur, Babylonian Surru, Egyptian Dr,) meaning rock.
The port of ancient Sidon is believed to have been located in this area. The Sea Castle in the harbor today was originally built as a Crusader fort to protect the harbor. It is believed the Castle sits over the site of the Phoenician temple to Melkart. Michael Luddeni
Located at the foot of some of the Lebanese mountain's southwestern ridges and near the gorge of the ancient Leontes River (the modern Litani), the rich and well-watered plain became the fortified island's primary source or food, water, wood and other living essentials. Apparently the island was fortified first and called Tyre, while the coastal city directly opposite was settled later. It was originally called Ushu in cuneiform texts (Ward 1997:247) and later Palaetyrus ("old Tyre") in Greek texts (Jidejian 1996:19).
The port of ancient Sidon is believed to have been located in this area. The Sea Castle in the harbor today was originally built as a Crusader fort to protect the harbor. It is believed the Castle sits over the site of the Phoenician temple to Melkart. Michael Luddeni
The Canaanites
Historical and archaeological evidence indicate both cities were settled by the early second millennium BC and were important seaports long before the Israelites settled in Canaan. Yet, while Sidon was mentioned many times during the Canaanite and early Israelite periods in the Bible, Tyre first appeared as part of Asher's western boundary (Jos 19:29). Specifically called a "fortified city" in this passage, it was noted as a significant landmark. Tyre does not appear again in the Bible until Hiram, king of Tyre, sends cedar, carpenters, and masons to build David's house (2 Sm 5:11).
While both cities are mentioned in a number of second millennium BC extra-Biblical documents, the most interesting accounts come from the Amarna Letters. Actual letters from the kings of both cities were found among the Amarna Letters (ca. 1350 BC). Zimrida, king of Sidon wrote one (EA [El Amarna] 144, ) or maybe two (EA 145) of the Amarna Letters. Abi-Milki, king of Tyre, sent ten letters to the Egyptian Pharaoh (EA 146–155).
This murex shell was fished out of the Mediterranean Sea by a local fisherman and given to ABR director Dr. Bryant Wood when he visited Tyre. Still found in the Mediterranean today, the ancients collected thousands of these mollusks to produce just one ounce of purple dye. It was such a costly process that purple clothing was considered a symbol of wealth and royalty. Michael Luddeni
This murex shell was fished out of the Mediterranean Sea by a local fisherman and given to ABR director Dr. Bryant Wood when he visited Tyre. Still found in the Mediterranean today, the ancients collected thousands of these mollusks to produce just one ounce of purple dye. It was such a costly process that purple clothing was considered a symbol of wealth and royalty. Michael Luddeni
Although the dates of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey are still in dispute, only Sidon and Sidonians are mentioned (17 times: Iliad 6.290–91; 23.743-44; Odyssey 4.83, 84, 618; 13.272, 285; 14.288, 291; 15.118, 415, 417, 419, 425, 473). Yet the failure to mention either Tyre or Tyrians may not be significant. At least some of Homer's usage appears to relate the term Sidonian with Phoenicians in general (see also 1 Kgs 5:6; Jidejian 1996:60). It would seem that during the second millennium BC, Sidon was the pre-eminent of the two port cities. It also appears, during the first millennium BC, that Tyre eclipsed Sidon.
The Phoenicians
While Tyre and Sidon were considered Canaanite during the second millennium BC, scholars call the Lebanese coast after the time of the Israelite Conquest of Canaan, Phoenecia. "Phoenicia" was the name given to the region by the Greeks, from their word for purple. The ancient world's purple dye industry developed from extracting a fluid from a Mediterranean mollusk, the murex. Not only did the people of the Phoenician coast develop this industry, they specialized in shipping this very valuable commodity all over the Mediterranean world.
Beginning with David, the Tyrian connection became prominent. Hiram, king of Tyre, offered cedar trees, carpenters and masons to build David's palace (2 Sm 5:11). To what extent cedars were used in David's house is unclear, but David did consider his abode to be a palace of cedar (2 Sm 7:2), and God seemed to agree (2 Sm 7:7). Later David utilized the help of Sidonians and Tyrians to provide cedar trees for the Temple (1 Chr 22:4).
Hiram also offered to bring cedars down from the mountains and float them down the Mediterranean coast to Joppa for Solomon's royal construction projects (1 Kgs 5:8–11; 2 Chr 2:16), which included both his palace and the Temple. Interestingly, while Hiram continued to be the dominant Lebanese contact, Solomon spoke of the woodworking skills of the Sidonians (possibly just a generic term for Phoenicians?) and builders from Gebal, known by the Greeks as Byblos (1 Kgs 5:18).
Ethbaal was the father of Jezebel and king of Sidon (1 Kgs 16:31). Many scholars follow Josephus (Against Apion 1.121-24; Antiquities 8), who was quoting Menander, and identify Ethbaal with Ithbaal (Hebrew "Man of Baal"), priest of Astarte who killed the king of Tyre and seized the throne (Jidejian 1996:73, 306). In fact, during many periods, the king of one city seemed to be considered king of the other city by outsiders.
Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, besieged Tyre for 13 years (585–572 BC), but the precise historical facts of its outcome are still unclear. He evidently did not conquer the city, but it may have surrendered conditionally to him. Both Jeremiah (27:3–11) and Ezekiel (26:7–14) spoke of this event. Apparently both Tyre and Sidon surrendered to Nebuchadnezzar, based on a fragmentary Babylonian administrative document which mentions the kings of Tyre and Sidon as receiving rations from the royal Babylonian household (Pritchard 1969a: 308).
In the days of Ezra and Zerubbabel, the Jews returning from captivity also sent to the men of Sidon and Tyre for cedars to build the Second Temple. Again cedars were floated from Lebanon along the Mediterranean coast to Joppa, where they could be brought overland to Jerusalem (Ezr 3:7).
The golden age of Sidon was still to come. Beyond its prominence in the second millennium BC, Sidon's greatest days did not come until after the days of Nebuchadnezzar. The port city reached its peak of power through its worldwide trade in the murex dye and glass industries. At the same time, it continued to be among the eastern Mediterranean's leaders in shipbuilding and shipping.
Alexander the Great
While Tyre seemed to withstand Nebuchadnezzar, it was not prepared for Alexander 250 years later. Although every Phoenician city to the north, including Sidon, welcomed Alexander, Tyre would only agree to surrender nominally to him. They would not allow him entrance to the city, which was exactly what Alexander intended to do. Not be denied, after only a seven-month siege of the island city, he did what no one else had ever considered possible. Utilizing stones, timber, dirt and debris from the mainland, Alexander constructed a causeway out into the Mediterranean. At last he reached the island, breached the city wall and slew or put into slavery the defiant Tyrians. An amazing feat, Tyre was changed forever.
The city of Tyre was originally an island which Alexander the Great later joined to the mainland by a causeway. In time the causeway was enlarged by rubble and sand deposits washed up by waves. This 1873 map shows Tyre as it was in 322 BC, and later as a peninsula stretching out into the Mediterranean Sea. Evidence of Tyre's ancient harbors can still be seen on the peninsula's north and south sides.
The city of Tyre was originally an island which Alexander the Great later joined to the mainland by a causeway. In time the causeway was enlarged by rubble and sand deposits washed up by waves. This 1873 map shows Tyre as it was in 322 BC, and later as a peninsula stretching out into the Mediterranean Sea. Evidence of Tyre's ancient harbors can still be seen on the peninsula's north and south sides.
Ezekiel referred to this event long before it happened. While also mentioning that God would send Nebuchadnezzar against the city (Ez 26:7), he spoke of the LORD's promise to destroy Tyre, scrape her dust from her, make her smooth like the top of a rock and a good place for spreading out nets to dry (Ez 26:4, 14). Ezekiel also pointed out that Tyre's world-wide trade would cease with this event (Ez 27 and 28). Illustrating Ezekiel's description of Tyre's destruction, Jidejian (1996:13–14) noted that over the past three centuries, Tyre has served as a "quarry" for the whole coast. Her stones may be found as far away as Beirut (40 mi north) and Akko (25 mi south in Israel).
Ezekiel also prophesied of God's judgment against Sidon (Ez 28:20–24). God promised pestilence, blood in her streets and death by sword (Ez 28:23). Sidon incurred the wrath of the Persian King Artaxerxes who beat the city into submission. This may have been the event Ezekiel described.
The New Testament Period
By virtue of its submission to Alexander, Sidon under the Greeks enjoyed relative freedom and an advanced cultural life. In the early days of the Roman Empire, Sidon even had enough autonomy to have its own senate and mint its own coins. Unfortunately for archaeologists, the area of ancient Sidon remains occupied today and only minimal archaeological evidence for New Testament Sidon is available.
Meanwhile, Tyre also recovered from Alexander's devastation. In 126 BC, now a peninsula extending into the Mediterranean, Tyre became a Roman province and later the capital of Rome's Syria-Phoenician province.
The site of the ancient mainland city became a large and ornate Roman necropolis. Here also was built a typical Roman hippodrome, the best preserved in the world today. An east-west colonnaded street, a huge triple-bay triumphal arch and a water aqueduct also extended from this area toward the sea.
On the island of Tyre, near the site of the ancient Egyptian (southern) port today sits impressive ruins from the Roman and Byzantine periods. These include a western extension of the colonnaded street from the mainland site, the agora (market place), an unusual arena, and a huge bathhouse.
Thus, New Testament Tyre and Sidon were prosperous Roman port cities. Yet there was great spiritual hunger in the region. Early in Jesus' ministry, people from Sidon and Tyre heard about the things He did. They came to see Him (Mk 3:8) and be healed by Him (Lu 6:17).
Later in His ministry, Jesus visited the region of Sidon and Tyre. There He healed the Canaanite (Syrophoenician) woman's daughter (Mt 15:21–28; Mk 7:24–31). This was the same area where God sent Elijah when the widow fed him (1 Kgs 17:9). Elijah's visit was to the port city of Zaraphath (Serepta to the Greeks and modern Sarafand), almost mid-way between Sidon and Tyre. Both these Old and New Testament visits to the region may be a reminder that the Promised Land extended as far north as Sidon. While full of non- Israelites, it was still part of Israel's inheritance.
Jesus pronounced judgment on Chorazin and Bethsaida suggesting that if the pagan cities of Tyre and Sidon had experienced what Chorazin and Bethsaida did, they would have long ago repented in sackcloth and ashes (Mt 11:21–24).
The inhabitants of Sidon and Tyre offended Herod Agrippa I and came to visit him at Jerusalem. While both were significant Roman cities on the eastern Mediterranean, their leaders felt the need to keep in Herod's favor. This visit was the occasion of Herod's death at God's hand (Acts 12:20–23).
When Paul returned to Palestine from his third missionary journey, he sailed into Tyre. He met with a group of disciples there and spent seven days in the city (Acts 21:3–7). He probably walked the colonnaded street, passing the hippodrome.
After his arrest in Jerusalem and imprisonment in Caesarea, Paul was taken as a prisoner to Rome. From Caesarea his ship stopped at Sidon and Paul was allowed to meet with a group of disciples in that city (Acts 27:3).
Sidon and Tyre Today
Sidon was the scene of heavy fighting during Lebanon's civil war and it's situation only deteriorated during the subsequent 22-year Israeli occupation. Even today, there is only one hotel and few restaurants for tourists. With numerous hammams (Turkish baths), souqs (markets) and mosques, it feels like an old world city. There is little industry and the port services only a minimal number of local fishing vessels.
Unfortunately, because the ancient port area has continued to be inhabited over the millennia, there is little archaeological evidence or Bronze and Iron Age Sidon. Ruins of the Castle of St. Louis on a hill south of the port are believed to sit over the ancient acropolis. Just south of the castle is Murex Hill, once ancient Sidon's garbage dump. The mound was formed by tens of thousands of crushed murex shells from the city's famed purple dye industry.
Today Tyre is a depressed city that suffered greatly during Lebanon's civil war and Israel's subsequent occupation of southern Lebanon. The modern isthmus that joins the island to the mainland holds streets of houses and shops. There is a picturesque fishing harbor on the north side of the isthmus, adjoining a lively souq. The administrative center for a number of nearby villages and towns, Tyre has a number of unplanned squatter settlements. As important as any industry to modern Tyre are the Greek and Roman archaeological remains which cover the ancient mainland city of Palaetyrus, the accumulated isthmus and the island city.
The hippodrome at Tyre is the best preserved in the world. Once seating 20,000 spectators, the course is 480m (525 yds) long. Primarily constructed for chariot races, as in the movie Ben Hur, the ends of this racing oval were marked by turning stones called metae which still sit in place. The tight high-speed turns at the metae created the most exciting and dangerous part of the race, often leading to dramatic collisions and spills. Modern Tyrians use the hippodrome today as a jogging course. Michael Luddeni
Our visit to Lebanon gave me a new appreciation of many Biblical passages. I never really considered the rich historical connections Tyre and Sidon had with Scripture. Outside of modern Israel, it is easy to forget that God specifically mentioned these cities as part of the Promised Land. Even in the New Testament, Jesus and Paul took the time to minister to the people of these cities. Not Israelite by population and pagan by religious practice, God continued to bring to them a witness of His love and power.
The hippodrome at Tyre is the best preserved in the world. Once seating 20,000 spectators, the course is 480m (525 yds) long. Primarily constructed for chariot races, as in the movie Ben Hur, the ends of this racing oval were marked by turning stones called metae which still sit in place. The tight high-speed turns at the metae created the most exciting and dangerous part of the race, often leading to dramatic collisions and spills. Modern Tyrians use the hippodrome today as a jogging course. Michael Luddeni
Jidejian, N.1996 Tyre Through the Ages. Beirut: Librairie Orientale.
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1969b The Ancient Near East in Pictures, second edition. Princeton: Princeton University Press
Ward, W. A. 1997 Tyre. Pp. 247–50 in the Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Ancient Near East 5, ed. E. M. Myers. New York: Oxford University Press.
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Footnote; In the Gospels you will notice Jesus refers to a woman as a dog. If you look closely you will see this story takes place in the area of Tyre and Sidon where Jezebel was from. The possessed woman was most likely a temple prostitute and Jezebel was fed to the "dogs". Satan is also called the King of Tyre by Ezekiel and Jezebel is associated with the whore in Revelation (sexual immorality). Josephus notes Jezebel worshipped the God "Beltis" (Ishtar) and the symbol for beltis is Omega which means "The great" and "The End". How prophetic that John calls her the great whore and Revelation is The End for "Satan, the Father of Lust"-John 8..The King of Tyre.
Antioch - 6/6/2011 12:31:50 AM
Thank you all for your good work. May the Lord continue to bless now and forever. Gods love in you.
I was reading Isaiah 23 & 24 this morning and knew a little of Tyre/Sidon but thanks to your site I now know much of these two cities in God's plan. You have greatly blessed me with your scholarship. May God bless you and keep you in all you do for His kingdom.
John - 9/16/2011 11:10:58 AM
Dear John,Thanks for your comments and your encouraging words. If you are interested in more on Tyre, please see this article by Paul Ferguson:www.biblearchaeology.org/.../...Old-Testament.aspxBlessings,Henry SmithABR
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Kyle - 9/28/2011 1:37:49 PM
Thankyou for this information. It has been really helpful in a group study I'm leading on the Caananite woman.
Marian - 5/1/2012 2:50:03 PM
antioch on 9/16/12 says that satan is referred to the king of tyre in ezekiah 27-28. can anyone help me with other referrences that prove that passage refers to satan?kjm
kathy - 8/2/2012 2:40:13 PM
Ezekiel 28:13 verifies this. It is stated you were in Eden. Satan was the serpent in Eden. Ezekiel 28 Verse 14 says you were the anointed cherub who covers. So this prince of Tyre was in eden and was the annointed Cherub which is the singular form of an angel which satan once was. If you read through this section it talks about what his job was. He was a song leader or worship leader among the angels and led the worship to God. His timbrels and pipes refer to instuments. He was covered in precious stones. He was decked out and very beautiful. He was on the Holy mountain of God walking back and forth in the midst of fiery stones. He was perfect chapter 28 verse 15. God cast him out chapter 28 verse 16. This definitely refers to him.
Ty Rose - 9/26/2012 4:22:26 AM
God bless you all. This article covers all the aspects needed to understand this region. Thank you.
Laura - 2/16/2013 4:08:56 AM
While doing research I found this site to be extremely forth-coming with the knowledge of Sidon and Tyre.
May God Bless you in all that you do for the Kingdom of God.
jene - 2/25/2013 2:40:12 PM
We as God's children (and outsiders as well, that we are yearning for them to come to Obedience to God thru Jesus Christ - Son of the Living God), are so blessed with all the blessings and privileges we have, through His Blessed children, who are able and anointed with knowledge in their research they did and are still doing, and shearing it with all who take interest in God's Word. I have to agree with all comments above, as só many times I also read about Tyre and Sidon, 'tried to study' the Maps and verses concerning these two cities, and this morning I found your Web-page on this subject and outlay of Tyre/Sidon, and appreciate your input to us. Thank You, our Abba Father !
Corrie - 8/11/2013 2:43:08 AM
I'm just wondering if you have any articles on what these cities look like today (2013) and what are the current names now ? Thank you......Corrie
Corrie - 8/11/2013 2:46:46 AM
May God bless your good works! I was just studying Isaiah 23 this morning and was suprised about what i saw about these two cities...they were richly blessed and full of wisdom but they were proud to God in verse 9 God stained the pride of their glory Eze.28:1-10 says more about them. I was marveled and decided to Google their history. I love your explicit write up. God bless your researches
olaoluwa - 9/20/2013 3:41:19 AM
I teach older adult women at Mt. Hermon Missionary Baptist Church. This information will assist greatly in bringing back to memory the information stored by the class members. The class is named for a pioneer of the aged women class, Sarah Gerdine Moody.
Nannie J. Bennett - 1/11/2014 8:27:45 PM
While studying Psalms 83 and researching information on each nation and their history, I found this site extremely helpful and interesting. Biblically referenced thoroughly.
Barbara Turley - 2/1/2014 2:40:08 PM
To the brother who posted on 6/6/2011: May I encourage you to back off from your claim that Jesus called a woman a dog? For those reading these comments, the story to which Antioch was referring is in Matthew 15:21-28 in which the Canaanite woman asks Jesus to heal her daughter from a demon. I believe Jesus was testing her - to see who she said Jesus is. You'll note that our precious Lord and Savior not only eventually spoke to this woman, but healed her daughter and praised the woman's faith. He did not send her away; He cared for her. Pretty radical for the day...For those reading this who may struggle with the thought of misogyny coming from our very Great God and our precious Jesus, please consider the following:Genesis 6:1-3 God calls man's treatment of woman corruptGenesis 16:7-15 The first visit to mankind after the fall by an angel was Hagar- a sexually and physically abused woman. God speaks to Abram first, but He's present with HagarJoshua 2 and 6- God sent the spies into Jericho and into Rahab's care. While the spies were still in Jericho, Joshua declared what God would have Israel do, meaning the spies presence in Jericho was not for battle strategy purposes. Rahab was spared because of her faith in God. God sent in the spies to spare a woman, and a prostitute no less, because of her faith in Him. Judges 4: God uses a woman to lead IsraelEsther: God uses a woman to divert disaster from IsraelLuke 1:36-56 - God cares for Mary's emotional needs by sending her to her cousin, Elizabeth, who also was pregnant in an unconventional manner. Mary was young, in a position that made her look bad to people around her and probably scared. God sent her to someone who could empathize. This kind of care cannot come from a misogynistic God.Matthew, Mark, Luke and John - Jesus speaks to, touches, heals, encourages, praises, rebukes and is in brotherly relationship with women. Galatians 3:28 - "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free man, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus." God looks at the heart, not the gender.Ephesians 5:22- "Wives, submit to your own husbands as to the Lord..." "Husbands should love their wives as their own bodies" God calls us to submit to our husband. Not to someone else's husband. Not to every man we see. To one man. And, He calls that man to love his wife as his own body... My husband and I watched "Let's be Cops" last night. I use this as an example just because it's most recent in my mind. The instances of heinous misogyny in our culture are excessive. The women in the movie were over sexed, stupid, helpless and basically not human in how sexually objectified they were. I'll take God's way, thank you very much.To my brothers in Christ, please chose your words very carefully when referencing God's view toward women in the bible. What a tragedy to turn someone off because of a misrepresentation, when really God offers life and life abundant to women. Zephaniah 3:17, "The Lord your God is with you, He is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, He will quiet you with His love, He will rejoice over you with signing."
lisa - 12/7/2014 9:44:58 AM
Thank you for your clarification on women and the Lord in the bible, I needed this, very much this morning.
Tamela - 12/9/2014 12:39:10 PM
Matt 15:21-28Then she came and worshipped Him, saying, "Lord, help me!"But He answered and said "It is not good to take the children 's bread and throw it to the little dogs."And she said "Yes Lord, yet even the little dogs eat the crumbs which fall from the master's table."Then JESUS answered and said to her, "O woman, great is your faith! Let it be to you as you desire."And her daughter was healed from that very hour.Indeed OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST did not discriminate against any gender. He was speaking figuratively when He used the comparison of 'children to dogs' to highlight the distinction between the Canaanites and the children of Israel, the uncircumcised and the circumcised. JESUS was sent primarily to the lost sheep of Israel; and salvation was later extended to non Jews i.e. Gentiles. In Matthew 7:6 JESUS said "Do not give what is holy to dogs;..."Revelation 22:14,15 also says "blessed are those who do his commandments, that they may have the right to the tree of life,..........but outside are dogs and sorcerers and sexually immoral........."The uncircumcised in heart can be likened to dogs regardless of gender. Today, genuine believers are circumcised in heart by virtue of being saved by grace through faith in JESUS, whose blood was shed for the remission of our sins. Before our salvation we could very well be referred to as dogs. Dogs are loose and wander about, but the believer's' focus is JESUS and His kingdom. Thank You LORD for saving me. Halleluyah!P.S.:- Thanks to the researchers; finally, I know more about ancient Tyre and Sidon. GOD bless you and keep you.
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biochemist: Nobel Prize in chemistry
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As noun
full name Robert Frederick Moore
–, British footballer captain of the England team that won the World Cup in
Dudley (Stuart John)
–, British actor, comedian, and musician noted for his comedy partnership (–) with Peter Cook and such films as () and Arthur ()
–, Irish novelist
His works include Esther Waters () and The Brook Kerith ()
G(eorge) E(dward)
–, British philosopher, noted esp for his Principia Ethica ()
–, British pianist, noted as an accompanist esp to lieder singers
–, British sculptor
His works are characterized by monumental organic forms and include the Madonna and Child () at St Matthew's Church, Northampton
Sir John
–, British general; commander of the British army (–) in the Peninsular War: killed at Corunna
Marianne (Craig)
–, US poet: her works include Observations () and Selected Poems ()
–, Irish poet, best known for Irish Melodies (–)Moore /ˈmʊʊre/
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another name for MossiCollins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co
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American biochemist
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a room, set of rooms, or building where the business of a commercial or industrial organization or of a professional person is conducted:the main office of an insurance company; a doctor's office
a room assigned to a specific person or a group of persons in a commercial or industrial organization:Her office is next to mine
a business or professional organization:He went to work in an architect's office
the staff or designated part of a staff at a commercial or industrial organization:The whole office was at his wedding
a position of duty, trust, or authority, especially in the government, a corporation, a society, or the like:She was elected twice to the office of president
employment or position as an official:to seek office
the duty, function, or part of a particular person or agency:to act in the office of adviser
(initial capital letter) an operating agency or division of certain departments of the U
Government:Office of Community Services
(initial capital letter) British
a major administrative unit or department of the national government:the Foreign Office
hint, signal, or warning; high sign
Often, offices
something, whether good or bad, done or said for or to another:He obtained a position through the offices of a friend
the prescribed order or form for a service of the church or for devotional use
the services so prescribed
Also called divine office
the prayers, readings from Scripture, and psalms that must be recited every day by all who are in major orders
a ceremony or rite, especially for the dead
a service or task to be performed; assignment; chore:little domestic offices
offices, Chiefly British
the parts of a house, as the kitchen, pantry, or laundry, devoted mainly to household work
the stables, barns, cowhouses, etc
, of a farm
Older Slang
As noun
the quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of hue, saturation, and brightness of the reflected light; saturation or chroma; hue
the natural appearance of the skin, especially of the face; complexion:She has a lovely color
a ruddy complexion:The wind and sun had given color to the sailor's face
a blush:His remarks brought the color to her face
vivid or distinctive quality, as of a literary work:Melville's description of a whaling voyage is full of color
details in description, customs, speech, habits, etc
, of a place or period:The novel takes place in New Orleans and contains much local color
something that is used for coloring; pigment; paint; tint; dye
background information, as anecdotes about players or competitors or analyses of plays, strategy, or performance, given by a sportscaster to heighten interest in a sportscast
any distinctive color or combination or pattern of colors, especially of a badge, ribbon, uniform, or the like, worn or displayed as a symbol of or to identify allegiance to, membership in, or sponsorship by a school, group, or organization
nature, viewpoint, or attitude; character; personality: His behavior in a crisis revealed his true colors
a flag, ensign, etc
, particularly the national flag
the ceremony of hoisting the national flag at a
and of lowering it at sunset
skin complexion of a particular people or ethnic group, especially when other than white: a person of color; people of color; a man of color; alumni of color; children of color
outward appearance or aspect; guise or show:It was a lie, but it had the color of the truth
a pretext:She did it under the color of doing a good deed
the general use or effect of the pigments in a picture
Chiefly Law
an apparent or prima facie right or ground:to hold possession under color of title
tone color
a trace or particle of valuable mineral, especially gold, as shown by washing auriferous gravel
any of the labels red, green, or blue that designate the three states in which quarks are expected to exist, or any of the corresponding labels for antiquark states
Compare quantum chromodynamics, quark model
the amount of ink used
a tincture other than a fur or metal, usually including gules, azure, vert, sable, and purpure
As adjective
involving, utilizing, yielding, or possessing color:a color TV
As verb (used with object)
to give or apply color to; tinge; paint; dye:She colored her hair dark red
to cause to appear different from the reality:In order to influence the jury, he colored his account of what had happened
to give a special character or distinguishing quality to:His personal feelings color his writing
As verb (used without object)
to take on or change color:The ocean colored at dawn
to flush; blush:He colored when confronted with the incriminating evidence
As Idioms
call to the colors, to summon for service in the armed forces:Thousands are being called to the colors
change color, to blush as from embarrassment
to turn pale, as from fear: When he saw the size of his opponent, he changed color
with flying colors
flying colors
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — D.J. Augustin scored 26 points off the bench and Joakim Noah had a triple-double as the Chicago Bulls beat the Detroit Pistons 105-94 on Wednesday night.
Noah finished with 10 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists for his sixth career triple-double, including two in the last three games and three in the last month. Taj Gibson added 22 points off the bench, while Jimmy Butler had 18 points and 12 rebounds in Chicago's fifth win in six games.
Greg Monroe led Detroit with 27 points, but the Pistons got only 12 points from their reserves on 5-of-20 shooting.
Detroit led for most of the second quarter, but appeared to get rattled by an official's decision. Smith was driving for a layup that would have made it 43-34, but the shot was blocked by Mike Dunleavy. Smith didn't get back on defense, staying near the basket to argue the call, and Jimmy Butler got an easy alley-oop dunk at the other end.
Smith was then called for a technical, and Augustin hit the free throw to make it a four-point game.
Chicago scored the next four points to tie the game, and a technical called on Pistons coach John Loyer with 3.7 seconds left in the half helped the Bulls take a 52-47 lead at the intermission. The biggest difference in the half, other than the technicals, was Detroit's struggles from outside. The Pistons hit just 26.7 percent (4 for 15) of their shots outside the paint, including missing five of six 3-pointers.
The Pistons narrowed the gap to 71-70 in the third quarter, but Augustin and Gibson kept scoring off the bench to help Chicago stay in front. Augustin's three-point play early in the fourth keyed an 11-2 run to start the period, putting the Bulls up by 10.
Augustin wasn't finished, either. His 3-pointer gave the Bulls a 15-point lead with six minutes to go, and the Pistons never threatened down the stretch.
NOTES: Loyer's technical at the end of the first was called in a highly unusual manner. Loyer was discussing a call with official Olandis Poole, who showed no indication of calling anything, but John Goble rang him up from 30 feet away. … Gibson and Brandon Jennings picked up technicals arguing calls in the second half. Gibson left the game with 3:39 to play after rolling his right ankle, but returned moments later. … IndyCar champion Scott Dixon was honored during the first half as part of a promotion for the Detroit Grand Prix.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Wednesday said the time may have arrived for regime change in the Palestinian Authority, if its current leadership continues its effort to unilaterally gain recognition for a state of "Palestine" at the United Nations.
In a draft position paper made public in the Israeli media, Lieberman said the international backlash to Israel overthrowing Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas would be intense.
Nevertheless, "removing Abbas from power would be the only option in such a scenario," argued Lieberman, noting that a "soft" response from Israel would signal that Jerusalem could not handle this new challenge posed by the Palestinians, and thereby open a floodgate of new demands.
Abbas is scheduled to address the UN General Assembly later this month and petition its members for "non-member" status, a move that would mean the de facto recognition of "Palestine" as a sovereign and independent state. Abbas says he will not return to negotiations with Israel until he has received that recognition.
Israeli leaders say Abbas' position is a violation of existing signed agreements, which stipulate that a Palestinian state will only be birthed as a result of successful bi-lateral negotiations.
"The UN bid is a flagrant violation of the Oslo agreements [that is] geared toward avoiding talks with Israel," Israeli Vice Prime Minister Moshe Yaalon told Israel Radio.
Yaalon warned that Israel retains the right to counter with its own unilateral moves.
That's precisely what Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan said Israel would do. In his own interview with Israel Radio, Erdan suggested that Israel officially annex all Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, which sit on a significant portion of the lands Abbas would be claiming as an independent state.
Fearing that the episode could put the final nail in the coffin of an already-stagnant peace process, newly reelected US President Barack Obama called Abbas on Sunday to urge him to reconsider. But Obama was denied, and Abbas insisted he would move forward with his UN bid.
A large majority of the UN General Assembly members are expected to vote in favor of the Palestinian Authority request.
The immediate short-term danger for Israel is that Abbas can then officially petition the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court against the presence of Jews in Judea, Samaria and most of Jerusalem. The rulings from those courts would then become part of future Palestinian demands, and further delegitimize the return of the Jews to their ancient lands and capital.
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