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This article originally appeared in "Business, Institution, and Organization Records" by Kay Haviland Freilich, CG, CGL, and Ann Carter Fleming, CG, CGL in The Source: A Guidebook to American Genealogy
Orphanages, which date from the seventeenth century in England, were originally workhouses, poorhouses, and asylums. Modern orphanages hardly resemble those depicted by Charles Dickens, but their purpose is the same: to shelter orphaned and abandoned children. Such institutions have existed in the United States for at least two centuries. They have been operated by civil authorities, religious groups, and private benefactors. The types of records kept vary and are often difficult to locate. For background about orphanages in America, see 'The Rise and Demise of the American Orphanage' by Dale Keiger online.
Orphanages were especially active during the period between the Civil War and the Great Depression, when they cared for more of America's dependent children than any other means. The great majority of these children were more correctly 'half orphans' who had lost one parent but still had one living parent. There was a tremendous variation in how the orphanages functioned and in the level of care and education the orphans received.<ref>Timothy A. Hacsi, Second Home: Orphan Asylums and Poor Families in America (Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1997), 1'2.</ref>
During the early history of the United States, town and county officials appointed or elected overseers of the poor to deal with paupers and orphaned children. Local courts usually appointed guardians to care for orphans who might be heirs to property. When relatives or local residents were unwilling or unable to care for the child, he or she, if old enough, was bound out to learn a trade. If the child was too young, he or she was sent to an institution, usually maintained on a local level. County court records or probate records may give the date the child was apprenticed, to whom, and the trade to be learned. These are often indexed under 'orphans,' 'apprentices,' or 'paupers' in court indexes and dockets. For example, the Overseer of the Poor in Ohio County, Indiana, made the following report and financial accounting in May 1827.
- May Term 1827
- And now at this time comes Alexander Dale Overseer of the Poor in and for Harrison Township in Ohio County and exhibits an account of Monies by him Received of Wilkerson McCarty Administrator of the Estate of Samuel McCarty Deceased, which the said Administrator States is the sum which was coming to Nancy Smith (Now a pauper of said Harrison Township) as one of the Heirs at Law of the said Decedent amounting to twenty-two Dollars and Ninety Cents #22.90. Out of which Sum of $22.90 it appears he (Dale) has paid to Eleazur Carver the Sum of Sixteen Dollars and Ninety Three 3/4 cents for keeping said pauper the Last half of the Year ending on the first Monday of May 1827 it being the full of the balance due said Carver for keeping the said pauper the year aforesaid. Leaving in the hands of the said Alexander Dale Overseer as aforesaid the Sum of Five Dollars and Ninety Seven Cents.
Aside he (Dale) also exhibits an account against the County for Services by him rendered as Overseer afsd as follows to wit:
- To Tending court one day with Carver $1.00
- To Binding out a poor boy to the Cabinet making business 1.00
- To Advertising and letting out Nancy Smith pauper aforesd for 1827 2.00
- For making report of Sale to Clerk 1.00
- For going to Carver's to see pauper and settling with him for keeping pauper one year, the half of his pay 1.00
- Amounting in the whole to the sum of $6.00
- Which account of Six Dollars is allowed by the Board for the Services aforesaid. And the said Overseer agrees to retain and keep in his hands the aforesaid Five Dollars & Ninety Seven Cents in full satisfaction of the aforesaid Charge against the County to Six Dollars which is approved by the Board.<ref>County Commissioners' Minutes, Book B, Ohio County, Indiana, May term, 1827.</ref>
Orphanages maintained by state and local governments were funded agencies that may have maintained better records than private and church agencies. Their files usually include the child's name, age or date of birth, birthplace, date of admission, names of parents, birthplaces of parents, name and residence of nearest kin, date of discharge, to whom indentured and when, whether the child was orphaned or abandoned, and any remarks. These records are available at orphanages that are still in operation. Otherwise, the records of a state-operated establishment may be with the state archivist or the state's Department of Social and Welfare Services. Write to both offices to insure that you have identified and obtained all existing records. Records of closed orphanages operated below the state level may be deposited with the town, city, or county clerk, the local agency responsible for currently operating orphanages, or a local historical society or research library. Some records may be in the possession of the families of institution officials.
Orphanages operated by religious groups and private benefactors also kept records useful for researchers. The Vine Street Orphan's [sic] Home of Chattanooga, Tennessee, operated by the Women's Christian Association of Chattanooga, maintained excellent records, including a diary of the home, lists of subscribers, names and ages of children there, matrons' reports, secretaries' reports, minutes of the Women's Christian Association meetings, and managers' books and journals between 1879 and 1903. The attached image is a page from the matron's report dated 30 May 1887. It notes which children were placed with families ('Laura Henry taken from the Home by Mrs. DeGrummond May 10th') and also their retrieval ('Martha Bennett taken from Dr. Hall May 16th on account of ill useage [sic] by them').
The Applications for Children record book provides more information on placement. Sometime between her admission in May 1887 and an entry dated December 1888, Laura Henry's grandmother asked for custody, but 'investigation showed her to be unworthy.' Another child, Frankie Tipton, was adopted by the F. McCullum family of Wilmington, Ohio, in December 1888.
The minutes of board meetings also contain valuable information. The August 1887 minutes report that Jennie Davis, who had left two children with the home for two or three years, had remarried a man named Holmes, and that they had had a child of their own. She 'intends applying for them,' and her husband 'prefers [sic] a request for the two children. He represents himself as their father. Decided to let them have the one in the Home,' but the second, in 'a good home with Mrs. Frank George . . . would be left there at least for the present.' The managers' books contain administrative information about employee salaries, statistics, health and financial reports, and other information unrelated to a specific orphan.
A much briefer and more formal record, the 1876 Register of the Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum in Philadelphia, gives the child's name, age, admission date, birthplace, names and birthplaces of parents, closest kin and address, date of discharge, indenturing, and trade. This register does not explain the circumstances surrounding the child's placement in the home, but many records do.
The early records of nongovernment-operated orphanages that are no longer in existence may be difficult to locate. If the orphanage is or was operated by a religious group, the records may be at its headquarters. The Catholic church, which operated the largest number of nongovernmental orphanages in metropolitan cities, usually maintains diocesan archives. State and local historical societies may have some early orphanage records; university libraries are anxious to get them, and many are in the possession of families of institution officials. Check the National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections (NUCMC) under the name of the institution, names of officials, and localities where orphanages existed.
Problems with using orphanage records include damage, lack of legibility and availability, and difficulty in determining their location. Court records of placement can sometimes be substituted for incomplete or nonexistent orphanage records. But access to officially-recorded adoption records varies widely from one jurisdiction to another. In Ohio, adoptions after 1 January 1964 are confidential and the records are sealed. Access to records of earlier adoptions in the state is only permitted to adopting parents, the adopted person, and lineal descendants. In contrast, both Alaska and Kansas maintain open adoption records.
The information found in orphanage records can be critically important to the family historian. The Vine Street matron's report of 30 May 1887 notes that Alice Moore was 'taken by Mrs. Day, Ringold, Georgia.' Unless family records reflect her transfer to the Day household in Georgia, the researcher might spend endless hours searching for records in Chattanooga, Tennessee, since that is where the Vine Street Orphans Home is located. Furthermore, if her name was changed to Day, it might be impossible to trace her parents without the orphanage link to the name Moore.


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100 players attended the London Open at ISH, Great Portland Street. The main tournament was a major in the Toyota-Pandanet European Go Tour with 98 players. After 4 rounds top players unbeaten were Vladimir Danek and Li Hiaou. After six rounds Li Hiaou had a clear lead. Vladimir Danek was one behind. This order did not change so the winner was Li Hiaou (6 dan from China/Liverpool). Second was Vladimir Danek (6 dan Czechia) who only lost to Li. Marco Firnhaber (5 dan Berlin) was third with 6/8. 4th was TMark Hall (4 dan London), 5th Oleg Mezhov (5 dan Russia) and 6th Alex Rix (4 dan London) on 5/6. Jonathan Englefield (15 kyu High Wycombe) was top junior with 7/8. Players winning 6/8 were Marco Firnhaber, Natasha Regan (1 dan Epsom), Fabien Letouzey (2 kyu France), Conny Irl (4 kyu USA), Richard Mullens (5 kyu St Albans) and Alec Edgington (8 kyu). Best newcomer was David Upsdale (14 kyu) on tie-break from Matthew Bolwell (10 kyu). Best games award went to David Ward for his game against Sergei Mezhov. Best improver was Weiguo Sun (3 dan Norway). All on 5 wins got a prize certificate, other winners getting wine or London Open wooden Go stones.
Winners of the 16 player Pair Go were Mihoko Isoda and Masashi Sugiyama (Oxford) and the runners up were Sue Paterson (Brighton) and Piers Shepperson (Slough). The 4-team Rengo was won by Saber Khan (13 kyu) and Tom Urasoe (3 dan) from London, with second Anglo-French Paul Barnard (1 dan), Fabien Letouzy (2 kyu) and Mike Nash (1 kyu). Young Li Shen (4 dan China) beat Saber Kahn on time in the Lightning final (a 16 stone game). Losing semi-finalists were Masashi Sugiyama (2 dan Oxford) and Martin Gomilschak (4 kyu Austria). 28 took part. At the continuous 9x9 Roger Daniel (2 kyu London) was runaway winner having played more than 60 games. Celia Marshall (11 kyu Isle of Man) was second. Guest of honour was professional player Yuki Shegeno. She analysed kyu-players games and the top game before prizegiving.
17 players 1 kyu to 15 kyu from Edinburgh, Dunfermline, Aberdeen, Newcastle and Cambridge attended the first Scottish Barlow in Edinburgh. Winner on 4/4 was Jim Cook (2 kyu Edinburgh). Runners up were Art McEndrick (1 kyu Edinburgh) and Shinpei Tanaka (3 kyu Edinburgh). Also on 3/4 were Claas Roever (5 kyu Newcastle), Phil Blamire (5 kyu Edinburgh) and Georg Martius (12 kyu Edinburgh).
Taiko Nakamura (5 dan Epsom) won the Tournament. Second was Tim Hunt (3 dan Open University). On 4/4 were Kay Dackombe (35 kyu) and Guy Plowman (12 kyu Epsom). On 3/4 were Alan Thornton (2 dan St. Albans), Geoff Kaniuk (2 kyu London), Bill Streeten (5 kyu Wanstead), David Denholm (5 kyu high Wycombe), Erwin Bonsma (6 kyu), Toby Anderson (8 kyu Bournemouth) and Chris Dunthorne (19 kyu Reading). Three Reading players won prizes in the 13x13: Chris Dunthorne (19 kyu), Richard Brand (11 kyu) and Ron Bell (4 kyu). 38 players took part.
At Whittlesford near Cambridge. 28 players and more than 80 Chess players.
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Handicap Winner William Brooks (6 kyu Cambridge) with 8/9.
Prize winners (including handicap games): Stephen Burgess (9 kyu Cambridge), Qian Yong Dong (3 kyu Milton Keynes), Steve Bailey (3 kyu West Surrey), Phil Hand (7 kyu Cambridge).
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A record 66 players attended the Three Peaks Tournament held as usual at The Marton Arms in the Yorkshire Dales. Winner was Jinhoon Yoon (6 dan Cambridge) who is still unbeaten in UK events. Second was H.G. Choi (3 dan Durham) with 4/5. Celia Marshall (12 kyu Isle of Man) won all 5 games and the following won 4/5: Mike Cockburn (1 dan St Albans), Clive Hendrie (1 dan Bracknell), Andrew Morris (1 kyu Lancaster), Robin Hobbes (3 kyu Manchester), Fred Holroyd (4 kyu Open University), Richard Moulds (4 kyu Manchester) and Stephen Streater (11 kyu Epsom).
Despite high winds 89 players took part in the Wessex at Marlborough. Winner of the Fred Guyatt 13x13 was Paul Barnard (1 dan Swindon) and Bracknell's team Eeyore won the team prize. Winner was Jinhoon Yoon (6 dan Cambridge). Winners of the other divisions were: 2 Tony Atkins (2 dan Bracknell), 3 Chris Scarff (1 dan Swindon), 4 Sai Young Park (1 kyu Epsom), 5 Ed Blockley (2 kyu Worcester), 6 Philippe Bourrez (4 kyu West Surrey), 7 Julian Davies (6 kyu Bristol), 8 Nicola Hurden (11 kyu Bracknell), 9 Paul Blockley (15 kyu Worcester). Only Jinhoon and Nicola won all 4 games.
Winner of the go ban trophy for the side event at the Women's Weekend was young Elly Culmer from Penzance, narrowly inching out Rasa Norinkeviciute from Eastbourne. Main focus of the weekend was teaching by Guo Juan (7 dan).
Five 6-player teams attended the autumn team match at the Crosse Keys. Yet again the winners were Cambridge with 18 points, including on their side Jinhoon Yoon and David Ward who both won all 4 games. There were quite a few upsets with a 2 kyu beating a dan player and a 1 dan beating a 3 dan. The highest graded players on 3/4 were Piers Shepperson, Jim Barty, John Fairbairn and Quentin Mills. The other teams scores were CLGC 16, Reading 10, Oriental 10 and Epsom 6.
58 players attended Wanstead including some first timers. Winner was Jinhoon Yoon (6 dan Cambridge). Also winning 4/4 was Patrick Donovan (9 kyu Eastbourne). The following got prizes for 3/4: Young Kim (5 dan London), Alan Thornton (2 dan St Albans), Mike Cockburn (1 dan St. Albans), Charles Leedham-Green (1 dan Wanstead), Helen Harvey (1 kyu Chester), Matthew Selby (2 kyu Epsom), Steve Bailey (3 kyu West Surrey), Ron Bell (4 kyu Reading), Richard Mullens (5 kyu St. Albans), Erwin Bonsma (6 kyu Unattached), Jonathan Englefield (17 kyu High Wycombe). Also on 3/4 were Andy Marden (10 kyu) and Craig Young (11 kyu). A special prize was donated by Syd Noah for the worst dan player.
64 players attended the Open University for the annual Milton Keynes Tournament. Unbeaten winner was Min Yang (4 dan Oxford). He beat Young Kim (5 dan London) and then David Ward (4 dan Cambridge) in the last round. Second with 3/3 was Simon Goss (2 dan Bracknell). Also on 3/3 were Niall Cardin (1 dan Oxford), Chris Pooley (5 kyu Oxford), Erwin Bonsma (7 kyu Unattached) and Jonathan Englefield (18 kyu High Wycombe). With 2.5 was Roger Daniel (2 kyu London). Oxford won the team prize and William Brooks (8 kyu Cambridge) won a prize for 5/5 on the MK Map Go Board.
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Winner of the Go Bowls trophy on 4/4 was Annie Hall (30 kyu Bracknell) and
second on 4/5 was Ian Marsh (1 dan Bracknell).
26 players took part in the Cornwall Tournament on the Sunday. Winner of the Devon Go Stone for second year running was Alistair Wall (4 dan Wanstead). Runner up was Toby Manning (3 dan Leamington). Players winning wooden stones for 3/3 were: Elly Finnis (22 kyu) and Rebecca Fearn (26 kyu), both from West Cornwall.
62 players attended the Northern at St. Anselm's Hall University of Manchester. Winner with 6/6 was Li Haiou, a Chinese 6 dan who has just moved to Liverpool. Second was Tim Hunt (2 dan Open Uni) on 5/6. Other prize winners for 6 wins: Will Segerman (11 kyu Brighton) and Eleanor Thomas (21 kyu); for 5 wins: Andrew Morris (1 kyu Lancaster), Charles Shin (2 kyu Manchester), Steve Bailey (4 kyu West Surrey), Paul Russell (4 kyu Cambridge), Michael Pickles (7 kyu York), Gary Beman (9 kyu Leamington Spa).Li Haiou receives the trophy
The Isle of Man Go Week was held at the Falcon's Nest in Port Erin. 36 players took part
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was Gary Beman (9 kyu Leamington).
The 29-player Afternoon Tournament was a win for Francis Roads (4 dan Wanstead). Simon Bexfield (1 dan Letchworth) and Alistair Brooks (20 kyu Swindon) also won 3/3. Francis Roads also won the 16-player 13x13. David King and Eric Hall (Swindon) won the 12-pair Rengo. Top prize winner was young William Brooks (8 kyu Cambridge): he won the Die-Hards, the Lightning and the Handicap and was in the winning team for the Quiz (Clean Shaven) and the Team Lightning (Still Clean Shaven). David Ward and Ian Marsh (1 dan Bracknell) won 5/6 in the Handicap. Alex Beman (25 kyu Leamington) was second in the Lightning.
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40 players attended the first tournament at Letchworth Garden City which launched the new go club there. Winner was David Ward (4 dan Cambridge) who beat Ruud Stoelman (2 dan Bradford) in the final. Organiser Simon Bexfield was one of those on three wins. The others were Richard Mullens (5 kyu Stevenage), Shawn Hearn (6 kyu Bracknell), Nicola Hurden (10 kyu Bracknell). Roger Daniel won the first to enter award and Jil Segerman got a prize for playing all four games in the 13x13 competition.
44 players attended the tenth Welsh Open in Barmouth. Winner for the tenth time (48 wins unbeaten) was Matthew Macfadyen (6 dan Leamington). On 5 wins was Shawn Hearn (7 kyu Bracknell). On 4 wins were Dan Gilder (2 dan Manchester), Gerry Mills (1 dan Monmouth), David King (1 kyu Swindon), Andrew Marshall (13 kyu Isle of Man) and Jonathan Englefield (20 kyu High Wycombe). The team prize was won by the Eeyore team comprising Simon Goss, Shawn Hearn, Emma Marchant and Jonathan Englefield. In the 9x9 the highest winning % was by Ron Bell and the Marathon man (most games) was Roger Daniel. A booby prize went to Edward Marshall.
38 players took part in the 25th Leicester. A top group jigo meant Tim Hunt (2 dan Open University) was judged the winner ahead of previous champion Simon Shiu (4 dan Bristol). Phil Ward-Ackland (6 k West Wales) was only player to win all 3 games. Tony Atkins (2 dan Bracknell) won the most games in the 13x13 and Shawn Hearn (7kyu Berks Youth) played the most games.
31 players assembled alongside the 4NCL chess event at the Grand Hotel in the centre of Birmingham. Winner was Matthew Macfadyen (6 dan Leamington) and second was Piers Shepperson (5 dan CLGC). With 3 wins were Mike Cumpstey (2 kyu Manchester) and Gareth Jones (11 kyu Leicester ). Continuous 9 by 9 winner was Peter Fisher (4 kyu Leicester) with 10 wins.
Kirsty Healey and Matthew Macfadyen retained the Pair Go Championship. Like last year they beat Natasha Regan and Matthew Cocke in the final. Best of the handicap group were Nicola Hurden (10 kyu) and Shawn Hearn (7 kyu). Best dressed pair were Alison and Simon Bexfield. Quiz winners were Emma Marchant and Simon Goss.
Best of the 50 players was Seong-June Kim (6 dan) who beat XiaoDong Wu (5dan), T.Mark Hall (4 dan) and Tracy O (5 dan Bournemouth). Winners of 3 games were Steve Bailey (3 kyu West Surrey), Phillippe Bourrez (4 kyu West Surrey), Shawn Hearn (7 kyu Brakenhale) and Simon Cozens (13 kyu Oxford). Nicola Hurden (10 kyu Bracknell) won the 13x13 and Jim Clare (3 dan Reading) won the flexigon Go puzzle.
26 kyu players (including a dan level ghost) played the Bar-Low.
Winner was Edward Blockley (2 kyu Worcester). On 5/5 was Andrew Gardner (14 kyu Cambridge), and on 4/5 were
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Winner was Matthew Cocke on 6/7 (lost to Cann), second was Seong-June Kim (lost to Cocke and Rix) on 5/7. On 4/7 were David Ward, Young Kim and Des Cann; Alex Rix scored 3, Mike Charles 2 and Alistair Wall was eighth.
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Seong-June Kim won with 4 wins out of 4. On 3 wins in order (after sos tie-break) were Alex Rix, Alistair Wall, David Ward, Mike Charles and Piers Shepperson. Piers had the worst sos tie-break through missing round 1. The Challenger's League is at the start of May where the first five above join Matthew Cocke, Des Cann and (unconfirmed) Young Kim; Piers is first reserve. There were 18 players at the Oddfellows Hall Leamington.
This year this was a four round rapid played at the Oddfellows Hall Leamington alongside the Candidates' and replaced the former Coventry Tournament. Winner was Des Cann (4 dan Coventry). On 3/4 were Tristan Jones (1 kyu Chester), John Lowe (2 kyu Coventry), Roger Daniel (2 kyu London), Chris Kirkham (2 kyu Manchester), Claas Roever (5 kyu Newcastle), Phil Ackland-Ward (6 kyu Barmouth), Jonathan Englefield (25 kyu High Wycombe). There were 28 players and Matthew Macfadyen and Des Cann did game analysis lectures.
Bracknell Drunk was the best of six teams with Clive Hendrie and Ian Marsh being the only undefeated players. Special guest Tim Hunt won the continuous 10x10 ahead of Francis Roads.
48 players took part. Winner was Piers Shepperson (5 dan) who won all 6 games. Second on 5/6 was Francis Roads (4 dan) and third T.Mark Hall (4 dan) on 4/6. Jim Cook (3 kyu Edinburgh) won 5/6. Andrew Marshall (14 kyu Isle of Man) and Richard Thompson (5 kyu Leicester) got prizes for 4/6 and Claas Roever (5 kyu Newcastle) for 4/5. Continuous lightning 13x13 winner was Jonathan Chin (1 dan Cambridge). Nippon Club Cup for best team was retained by Wanstead.
Winner was Shawn Hearn (8 kyu Bracknell). Mike Nash and Roger Daniel both won 4/5. 24 players.
Winners and runners up were:
79 players took part in the HITACHI sponsored Trigantius and 5 in the beginners tournament (where Bernd Schmidt, Oscar John and George Matthews, all got 3/4). Winner was Seong-June Kim (6 dan CLGC) and others on 3/3 were Alison Bexfield (2 dan Letchworth), Erwin Bonsma (8 kyu Ipswich), Andrew Gardner (17 kyu Cambridge), Paul Taylor (4 kyu Cambridge) and best kyu player Simon Rosenblatt (1 kyu Paris). The continuous 13x13 was won by William Brooks (8 kyu Cambridge). The team with no name won the team prize.
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Winner was Seong-June Kim (6 dan London) for the third year running.
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Thanks to generous sponsorship from HITACHI all on 2/3 got prizes too.
Team winners were Milton Keynes, Shawn Hearn won the 9x9 and Richard Mullens won a free entry to Paris in a draw run by the London Open organiser.
Thanks to Kisei match sponsors Yomiuri Shimbun and Japan 2001 generous prizes and travel expenses were available to the young players at this event. Also unique was the chance to play professionals Michael Redmond and Yuki Shigeno. Michael beat Tom Blockley and Jimmy Mao. Yuki won 5, lost 1, 1 jigo. Winner of the tournament was Jimmy Mao (1 dan Bristol), second was Tom Blockley (Worcester) and third William Brooks (Cambridge). Paul Blockley (18 kyu) and Tom Robinson (35 kyu) won all their games in the handicap section.


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17 A prophecy against Damascus:
"See, Damascus will no longer be a city
but will become a heap of ruins.
2 The cities of Aroer will be deserted
and left to flocks, which will lie down,
with no one to make them afraid.
3 The fortified city will disappear from Ephraim,
and royal power from Damascus;
the remnant of Aram will be
like the glory of the Israelites,"
declares the Lord Almighty.
4 "In that day the glory of Jacob will fade;
the fat of his body will waste away.
5 It will be as when reapers harvest the standing grain,
gathering the grain in their arms—
as when someone gleans heads of grain
in the Valley of Rephaim.
6 Yet some gleanings will remain,
as when an olive tree is beaten,
leaving two or three olives on the topmost branches,
four or five on the fruitful boughs,"
declares the Lord, the God of Israel.
7 In that day people will look to their Maker
and turn their eyes to the Holy One of Israel.
8 They will not look to the altars,
the work of their hands,
and they will have no regard for the Asherah poles[a]
and the incense altars their fingers have made.
9 In that day their strong cities, which they left because of the Israelites, will be like places abandoned to thickets and undergrowth. And all will be desolation.
10 You have forgotten God your Savior;
you have not remembered the Rock, your fortress.
Therefore, though you set out the finest plants
and plant imported vines,
11 though on the day you set them out, you make them grow,
and on the morning when you plant them, you bring them to bud,
yet the harvest will be as nothing
in the day of disease and incurable pain.
12 Woe to the many nations that rage—
they rage like the raging sea!
Woe to the peoples who roar—
they roar like the roaring of great waters!
13 Although the peoples roar like the roar of surging waters,
when he rebukes them they flee far away,
driven before the wind like chaff on the hills,
like tumbleweed before a gale.
14 In the evening, sudden terror!
Before the morning, they are gone!
This is the portion of those who loot us,
the lot of those who plunder us.
18 Woe to the land of whirring wings[b]
along the rivers of Cush,[c]
2 which sends envoys by sea
in papyrus boats over the water.
Go, swift messengers,
to a people tall and smooth-skinned,
to a people feared far and wide,
an aggressive nation of strange speech,
whose land is divided by rivers.
3 All you people of the world,
you who live on the earth,
when a banner is raised on the mountains,
you will see it,
and when a trumpet sounds,
you will hear it.
4 This is what the Lord says to me:
"I will remain quiet and will look on from my dwelling place,
like shimmering heat in the sunshine,
like a cloud of dew in the heat of harvest."
5 For, before the harvest, when the blossom is gone
and the flower becomes a ripening grape,
he will cut off the shoots with pruning knives,
and cut down and take away the spreading branches.
6 They will all be left to the mountain birds of prey
and to the wild animals;
the birds will feed on them all summer,
the wild animals all winter.
7 At that time gifts will be brought to the Lord Almighty
from a people tall and smooth-skinned,
from a people feared far and wide,
an aggressive nation of strange speech,
whose land is divided by rivers—
the gifts will be brought to Mount Zion, the place of the Name of the Lord Almighty.
19 A prophecy against Egypt:
See, the Lord rides on a swift cloud
and is coming to Egypt.
The idols of Egypt tremble before him,
and the hearts of the Egyptians melt with fear.
2 "I will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian—
brother will fight against brother,
neighbor against neighbor,
city against city,
kingdom against kingdom.
3 The Egyptians will lose heart,
and I will bring their plans to nothing;
they will consult the idols and the spirits of the dead,
the mediums and the spiritists.
4 I will hand the Egyptians over
to the power of a cruel master,
and a fierce king will rule over them,"
declares the Lord, the Lord Almighty.
5 The waters of the river will dry up,
and the riverbed will be parched and dry.
6 The canals will stink;
the streams of Egypt will dwindle and dry up.
The reeds and rushes will wither,
7 also the plants along the Nile,
at the mouth of the river.
Every sown field along the Nile
will become parched, will blow away and be no more.
8 The fishermen will groan and lament,
all who cast hooks into the Nile;
those who throw nets on the water
will pine away.
9 Those who work with combed flax will despair,
the weavers of fine linen will lose hope.
10 The workers in cloth will be dejected,
and all the wage earners will be sick at heart.
11 The officials of Zoan are nothing but fools;
the wise counselors of Pharaoh give senseless advice.
How can you say to Pharaoh,
"I am one of the wise men,
a disciple of the ancient kings"?
12 Where are your wise men now?
Let them show you and make known
what the Lord Almighty
has planned against Egypt.
13 The officials of Zoan have become fools,
the leaders of Memphis are deceived;
the cornerstones of her peoples
have led Egypt astray.
14 The Lord has poured into them
a spirit of dizziness;
they make Egypt stagger in all that she does,
as a drunkard staggers around in his vomit.
15 There is nothing Egypt can do—
head or tail, palm branch or reed.
16 In that day the Egyptians will become weaklings. They will shudder with fear at the uplifted hand that the Lord Almighty raises against them. 17 And the land of Judah will bring terror to the Egyptians; everyone to whom Judah is mentioned will be terrified, because of what the Lord Almighty is planning against them.
18 In that day five cities in Egypt will speak the language of Canaan and swear allegiance to the Lord Almighty. One of them will be called the City of the Sun.[d]
19 In that day there will be an altar to the Lord in the heart of Egypt, and a monument to the Lord at its border. 20 It will be a sign and witness to the Lord Almighty in the land of Egypt. When they cry out to the Lord because of their oppressors, he will send them a savior and defender, and he will rescue them. 21 So the Lord will make himself known to the Egyptians, and in that day they will acknowledge the Lord. They will worship with sacrifices and grain offerings; they will make vows to the Lord and keep them. 22 The Lord will strike Egypt with a plague; he will strike them and heal them. They will turn to the Lord, and he will respond to their pleas and heal them.
23 In that day there will be a highway from Egypt to Assyria. The Assyrians will go to Egypt and the Egyptians to Assyria. The Egyptians and Assyrians will worship together. 24 In that day Israel will be the third, along with Egypt and Assyria, a blessing[e] on the earth. 25 The Lord Almighty will bless them, saying, "Blessed be Egypt my people, Assyria my handiwork, and Israel my inheritance."
17 Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the Lord's will is. 18 Do not get drunk on wine, which leads to debauchery. Instead, be filled with the Spirit, 19 speaking to one another with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit. Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord, 20 always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
21 Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.
22 Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. 23 For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior. 24 Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit to their husbands in everything.
25 Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her 26 to make her holy, cleansing[a] her by the washing with water through the word, 27 and to present her to himself as a radiant church, without stain or wrinkle or any other blemish, but holy and blameless. 28 In this same way, husbands ought to love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself. 29 After all, no one ever hated their own body, but they feed and care for their body, just as Christ does the church— 30 for we are members of his body. 31 "For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh."[b] 32 This is a profound mystery—but I am talking about Christ and the church. 33 However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband.
Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.


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Learn how to infuse security validation in your development and deployment processes for continuous security on AWS. Hear from Chuck Dudley, Vice President of Services at Stelligent on leveraging the same process and objective criteria used successfully with their customers.
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Jul 27 2017
49 mins
Tricia Pattee, VP of Product, HOSTING and Mike McCracken, VP of Advanced Solutions, HOSTING
To take full advantage of platforms such as AWS or Azure, organizations need to be able to manage cost, compliance, security, policies, and overall visibility. Many are finding that this is a lot to tackle on their own.
Join Tricia Pattee, Vice President of Product, and Mike McCracken Vice President of Advanced Solutions for this interactive seminar where they will discuss HOSTING's built-in optimization solutions that prevent wasted spend and help maximize the move to public cloud.
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- Understanding various clouds and discount options
- Uncovering wasteful cloud spending (i.e. under-utilization)
- AWS Reserved Instance savings
- Leveraging built-in cloud services
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Jun 27 2017
52 mins
Tricia Pattee, VP of Product at HOSTING, Brandon Bennett, VP of Customer Success, and Jeff Bennett, CEO of Allgress
The average investment to meet cloud compliance obligations is $250,000 per year, and the fees for not complying can be as much as $100,000 a month. So while the investment is worthwhile, many companies are unable to achieve such standards due mainly to budget constraints and a lack of expertise.
Join Tricia Pattee, VP of Product at HOSTING, Brandon Bennett, VP of Customer Success at Allgress, and Jeff Bennett, CEO of Allgress as they discuss the following:
•Public cloud (AWS and Azure) compliance considerations
•Compliance standards and common industry trends
•SecComp cloud best practices
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May 31 2017
34 mins
Bill Santos, President at HOSTING
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May 17 2017
59 mins
Casey Lee, Senior DevOps Engineer at Stelligent, a division of HOSTING
The architectural pattern of decomposing an application into microservices has proven extremely effective at delivering software faster. However, this type of an architecture comes with its fair share of challenges.
Fortunately, Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers many services that can be leveraged to overcome these challenges and adopt microservice best practices. If you are just starting to consider using AWS for running your microservices or if you have already started on the journey and looking for opportunities to improve, then this webinar will be beneficial for you.
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Monitoring Hybrid Environments: Best Practices and New Services
May 10 2017
49 mins
Dan Waymire, Senior Manager of UCSL Feature Development at HOSTING
Join Dan Waymire, Senior Manager of UCSL Feature Development at HOSTING, as he dives into hybrid cloud best practices and how companies can align business and IT objectives to achieve organization goals. During the webcast, he will go over the following:
- Utilizing hybrid environments to drive better business outcomes
- Aligning IT and business goals to deliver solutions
- Case Study: A look into how HOSTING built a brand new service to resolve a real-life company need
- An introduction to HOSTING's Monitoring Insights Service, a first-to-market solution that provides a single-pane view of all of your hybrid IT tools
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Intro to DevOps Automation on AWS
Apr 18 2017
57 mins
Paul Duvall, Chief Technology Officer, HOSTING
We've found that there is a direct correlation between automation of software delivery processes and success with customers. This is especially true in the cloud. Whether you are just thinking about the move, or are already feeling the pain of manual processes, this webinar is well worth your hour investment.
We cover essentials such as how to properly assess one's own readiness for automation, as well as how to lay out a realistic plan to achieve the desired level of automation. Along the way, we reference both open source and AWS native services and tools you can use to be continuously deploying like a boss!
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Stelligent Acquisition Briefing
Mar 24 2017
21 mins
Joel Daly, CEO of HOSTING
Join Joel Daly, CEO of HOSTING, as he goes live to discuss HOSTING's acquisition of Stelligent, a technology services company that provides DevOps Automation in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud.
Bring your questions as there will be a live Q&A during the webinar!
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SQL Server 2016: Just a Few of Our DBA's Favorite Things
Feb 22 2017
59 mins
Rodney Landrum, Consulting Services Manager, Ntirety
Join Rodney Landrum, Consulting Services Manager at Ntirety, a division of HOSTING, as he demonstrates his favorite features of the latest Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Service Pack 1.
During the webinar, Rodney will touch on the following:
• A demo of his favorite new features in SQL Server 2016 and SP1 including:
o Query Store
o Database Cloning
o Dynamic Data Masking
o Create or Alter
• A review of Enterprise features that are now available in standard edition
• New information in Dynamic Management Views and SQL Error Log that will make your DBA's job easier.
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Dec 15 2016
33 mins
Tricia Pattee, Vice President of Product, HOSTING
At HOSTING, we understand the importance of setting up success criteria (KPIs) to measure your IT team's impact (value) in direct partnership with the business.
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- Common challenges
- Common Approach Challenges
- Common Tool Challenges
- Proposed Strategies
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Colombia leader open to talk with No.2 rebel group
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — President Juan Manuel Santos said Wednesday that he is ready to start talks with the country's second-largest rebel movement.
He made the comment at a ceremony a day after the rebel National Liberation Army, known as the ELN, freed a Canadian engineer it had held for seven months. Santos had demanded as a condition for talks with the ELN that it free Gernot Wober, the Canadian kidnapped in January.
Santos' government already is holding peace negotiations with Colombia's biggest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
He said he was now open to having negotiations with the ELN, and expressed hope that the country can find an end to its half-century of conflict.
"The government is ready to take that step as well and hopefully we can arrange the procedures required to start as soon as possible a dialogue with the ELN, to see if we can put an end to this conflict," Santos said.
Both of Colombia's rebel groups formed in 1964 as an outgrowth of rural peasant movements that sought a more equitable distribution of land.


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This caption appears below a picture of executives talking at a conference table in David Einhorn's updated book, Fooling Some of the People All of the Time, A Long Short. The book is about a company called Allied Capital, a midcap stock involved with numerous financial shenanigans.
For anyone unfamiliar with David Einhorn, below is a brief bio.
David Einhorn president and co-founder of Greenlight Capital, a long-short value-oriented hedge fund, which started with $1 million under management in 1996, and now has over $7billion under management. The fund has been closed to new investors for several years. Over the ensuing years, Greenlight has generated greater than 30% gross returns on an annual basis.
It is hard to write a review on this book since it is filled with exorbitant amounts of information, all of which is exceptionally interesting. The beginning of the book starts out with Einhorn's personal and professional background, giving insight into what has shaped him to become the man he is. Einhorn also discusses the factors leading up to his launch of Greenlight capital in 1996. He talks about his success in getting investors and producing great returns from both shorts and longs.
In 2002, David made a speech at the Ira Sohn Conference Speech where he stated his short thesis about Allied Capital (The speech can be found here). Einhorn discovered Allied Capital, when a hedge fund manager pointed out the stock to him. The manager mentioned that Allied seemed to be similar to Sirrom Capital, which Einhorn had shorted in 1998. Both companies had similar strategies, seemed to be valuing their assets too high, and were both business development companies (BDC). Einhorn began his lengthy analysis into Allied and a brutal battle continued for the next six years.
As a BDC, Allied had to use fair value accounting to value their loans. Suzanne Sparrow (former head of IR at Allied) admitted that the company was not following SEC regulations as early as 2002 using the excuse that fair value was subjective. Einhorn questioned this practice and very quickly Einhorn became a person non-grata. Allied did not stop there. The company engaged in a smear campaign full of outright lies against Einhorn. Allied stated that Einhorn never tried to get in touch with the company and discuss his analysis, although this was a complete falsehood. Allied also stole Einhorn's phone records, and the records of anyone who criticized the company.
It would be impossible to detail all the fraud Allied engaged in, however most of it came through a company Allied owned called Business Loan Express (BLX).BLX was in the business of providing small business loans, that unfortunately were going into default very soon after being issued. For example, in 2001 BLX provided a $1.35 million to Ryan Petromart LLC. The property was assessed at only $443,000, about $900,000 less than the amount of the loan. Only one partial payment was received before a default several months later.
Some of the most frustrating news to Einhorn was despite the fact that he presented countless evidence, investors continued to be fooled by Allied. What was even more frustrating to Einhorn was that even though the S.E.C. ruled that Allied had broken multiple securities laws in specific relation to Einhorn's claims, yet Allied continued operating business as usual (at least at the time the first edition was written).
Einhorn does the best job summarizing his experience at the end book (the first edition).
"Six years ago, I told the SEC about Allied's aggressive, inappropriate, and illegal accounting. Five years ago, I told multiple government agencies about the fraud at BLX. Four years ago, I told the FBI that other Allied critics and I had our phone records stolen. Three years ago, I notified Allied's Board in detail about its management's misconduct and made a very detailed presentation to the U.S. attorney in Washington outlining a variety of illegal actives. Two years ago, the USDA was notified about BLX's fraud at the agency. One year ago, Allied admitted it had Greenlight's and my phone records. Neither Allied nor any regulator has commented on the matter since. It is hard to imagine that an investigation should take so long, if Allied is, in fact, co-perating."
The story has a happy ending for Einhorn. In the updated version, one of Allied's portfolio companies declared bankruptcy on September 30th 2008, and was bought out in 2010 by Ares Capital. Einhorn briefly discusses his short of Lehman Brothers and more fraud that Allied was involved in, which could not be published at the time of the original publication was released.
The two best parts of the book, which are really interconnected, are the discipline and extensive research Einhorn put into Allied. Einhorn did not run a quick screener and decide to short Allied Capital, he spent probably months of his life dissecting the company's capital structure and evaluating individual loans. Einhorn held onto this short for six years and had the discipline to wait until the company finally collapsed. It is a truly amazing tale and a great lesson for any investor. This was one of the best books I have ever read. The book is a combination of a fascinating story and investors about how to do due diligence on a company. I would recommend this book both for new investors and more advanced investors.
One thing I liked about Einhorn specifically not related to his investment ideas, was his warm heart. He donated millions of dollars he made off the Allied short to charity. Additionally, Einhorn is donating 100% of the proceeds of the book to charity. Einhorn has been doing many interviews to promote the book despite not earning a penny from it. That is the fact I most admire about David Einhorn.
To purchase the updated book on Amazon.com click on the following link-Fooling Some of the People All of the Time, A Long Short (and Now Complete) Story, Updated with New Epilogue. To purchase the original edition of the book click on the following link-Fooling Some of the People All of the Time: A Long Short Story.
Disclosure: I receive free books from book publishers and authors asking me to review them. In addition I sometimes request specific books that look interesting. I try to review the books that I think will be the most interesting. I have a material connection because I received a free copy of this book from the publisher. In addition I receive a small commission if you click on the above link and buy the book (or anything else) from Amazon.com It does not cost you a penny more. So I get a commission, Amazon gets a sale, and you get your book so it is a win for everyone.


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TAMPA, Fla. – Warren Sapp is the newest member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Ring of Honor.
The team formally announced Thursday that the four-time All Pro defensive tackle will be honored on Nov. 11 at Raymond James Stadium, a little over three months after Sapp is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
Sapp will join Lee Roy Selmon, John McKay, Jimmie Giles and Paul Gruber in having his name displayed in the club's Ring of Honor, which was created in 2009. The club also said Sapp's No. 99 jersey will be retired during halftime of that night's nationally-televised game against the Miami Dolphins.


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There are thousands of kilometres of land between sea and sea with an infinite richness of cuisine. The Mediterranean gardens provide delicacies all year round.
Oranges come alive in winter and give many of our dishes a special personality. Let's enjoy winter cuisine together.
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We have a secret: Preparation
All our menus go through a rigorous preparation process, dish by dish, so as you can try the most varied seasonal foods without losing any flavour.
Premium Economy
More flavour
You will be able to choose from a menu with all the flavour of fine Spanish food, made from carefully selected fresh seasonal products.
Balanced, quality menus
Choose any of our menus and you will enjoy a balanced, healthy meal made with seasonal ingredients carefully selected and prepared.
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We apply the maximum rigour to our cuisine service, taking care of all the details to make your flight a pleasant experience.
All meals are included in the service, from a fortifying breakfast to a delicious lunch, an aperitif and of course afternoon tea, rounding the day off with a dinner that will surpass your expectations. Each of them is designed and prepared to make you feel close, even though you're far away.
*Business class customers travelling on flights operated by Iberia Express with origin/destination Bordeaux and Copenhagen, and certain flights with origin Santiago de Compostela and Manchester, may enjoy our à la carte food service free of charge.
Many more possibilities.
On our flights of over 4 and a half hours you will be offered breakfast, lunch and/or dinner according to the time you boarded.
For other flights, we have an Paid on board service*, from which you can choose sandwiches with natural ingredients, a large variety of soft drinks, hot drinks and sweet and savoury snacks full of flavour, as well as our selection of seasonal wines and beers.
*On all flights operated by Iberia on domestic, European and North Africa routes, except flights to Dakar, Malabo, Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Tel Aviv.
We strive for a greater selection
If you want something else, however small it may be, you will have it. You can pre-order any of these options to learn a bit more about our commitment to quality cuisine.
Choose your menu on our long haul flights departing from Madrid when making your booking (a maximum of 30 days before the flight departure date) or via Booking management up to 48 hours before your flight leaves.
Flights for all tastes
You can request different types of special food at least 24 hours before your flight departure. If you are allergic to any type of food, we recommend that you bring your own food aboard as Iberia cannot guarantee the complete absence of traces in your special menu due to the complex production and boarding process.
Who can request a special meal?
Travelling in Business Class: on all flights over 90 minutes.
Travelling in Tourist Class: on all flights over 4 and a half hours.
How can I request my special meal?
Once you have your flight booking confirmed, you can request a special meal at Booking management. On some journeys we may not able to provide a special meal due to the lack of availability of this type of food by some providers.
Special Menus
Whether you want a meal for your children or you want to try a special meal to satisfy your needs, we do our best to offer you the best option.
Vegetarian Asian Meal
Does not contain: fish, seafood, meat, poultry or eggs. Spicy food, meat-free.
Vegan Vegetarian Meal
Does not contain: meat, fish, poultry, eggs, honey, dairy products or derivatives (If vegan is not specified, an ovo-lacto menu will be provided).
Ovolactovegetarian Meal
Does not contain: meat, fish or seafood. May contain dairy products such as milk, butter, cheese and eggs.
Low-fat meal
High-fibre meal with reduced fat quantities.
Lactose free meals
Excludes cheese, dairy products and derivatives, as well as lactose or milk products. Only suitable for lactose intolerance (Not suitable for allergies).
Low calorie meal
Meals low in fat and sugars with reduced protein content.
Low salt meal
The use of salt, monosodium glutamate (MSG) and sodium bicarbonate/powdered yeast; in its place herbs and spices are used to provide flavour to the food.
Meal for Diabetics
The foods excluded are sugars, syrups, marmalades, pastries and chocolate, unless they are specifically made for diabetics and which help to manage blood sugar levels.
Meal for Gluten Intolerance
Foods excluded are wheat, wheat flour, barley, oats and rye, bread, cakes (unless they do not contain wheat), pastries, sausages or any product made with flour. Only suitable for gluten intolerance. (Not suitable for allergies)
Baby Food
Jar of prepared baby food Available for all children under 2 years old.
Children's Meal
Specially designed meal for children's tastes. May contain beef and pork products. Available for all children between 2 and 12 years old.
Kosher Meal
These menus are prepared according to Jewish dietary laws.
Muslim Meal
Does not contain: pork, pork sub-products or foods which contain alcohol. All meats come from ritually sacrificed animals.
Non vegetarian Hindu meal
Does not contain: veal, veal derivatives, beef or pork.
We can offer variations of the meals indicated above.
Food allergies
We offer a wide range of special meals to manage intolerances but we cannot guarantee that the cabin is completely allergenic-free.
Our dishes are prepared with the highest-quality ingredients, and we make every effort to attend to individuals with food allergies and intolerances. However, it is possible that traces of some ingredients remain in our menus. If you suffer from an allergy, we recommend that you bring your own food on board.
|Use on board
|It is possible that some menus or products on board have been prepared in facilities with the presence of nuts. We also offer nuts on board as snacks on some flights. Some passengers may also consume their own products of this type on board.
|Dairy products
|We offer a special menu, low in lactose, which does not include cheese, lactose, dairy products and derivatives. Our vegan meal does not contain any dairy products.
|We offer menus low in gluten which exclude wheat and wheat flour, rye, oats and barley, bread, cakes (unless they do not contain wheat), pastries, sausages or any product made with flour.
|Other sensitivities and food combinations
|We can only offer you the options that appear on our special menus. You can bring your own food if it complies with the national immigration and safety regulations regarding the transport of foods.
Our wine cellar
Reds, whites... Try the best Spanish wines with us. Our Business Plus wine cellar offers the most select and outstanding wines from Spanish wine culture.
Our wine list is updated every three months by the top expert oenologists and largest wine club in Spain, so as you can discover new aromas and flavours on every flight.
Learn more about our stories
But, if in addition to trying and discovering new flavours with our on board menus, you want to learn more
about our processes and about Spanish cuisine, we invite you to watch our videos.
To/from: A Coruña, Barcelona, Bilbao, Granada, Oviedo, Santander, Vigo and Jerez
|Time bracket
|Business Class
|From 04:00 am to 10:30 am
|Hot breakfast
|From 10:31 am to 03:59 am
|Cold snack
*Except the first flight in the morning from A Coruña, Bilbao, Granada, Oviedo and Vigo to Madrid, where a cold breakfast will be served.
(SBP) Paid on board service
Short/Medium Haul
To/from Madrid: Algiers, Brussels, Budapest, Casablanca, Catania, Dubrovnik, Dusseldorf, Rome, Florence, Funchal, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hamburg, Lisbon, London, Marrakech, Marseille, Milan, Munich, Oran, Paris, Prague, Venice, Vienna, Zagreb, Zurich.
|Time bracket
|Business Class
|From 04:00 am to 11:00 am
|Hot breakfast
|From 11:01 am to 03:59 am
|Hot lunch/dinner
(SBP) Paid on board service
To/from Madrid: Athens, Stockholm.
|Time bracket
|Business Class
|From 04:00 am to 10:30 am
|Hot breakfast
|From 10:31 am to 03:59 am
|Hot lunch/dinner
(SBP) Paid on board service
To/from Madrid: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tel Aviv.
|Time bracket
|Business Club/Business Class
|From 04:00 am to 08:30 am
|Hot breakfast and cold snack
|Hot breakfast
|From 08:31 am to 09:00 pm
|Cold refreshment and hot lunch
|Hot lunch
|From 09:01 pm to 03:59 am
|Hot dinner and cold breakfast
|Hot dinner
To/from Madrid: Dakar.
|Time bracket
|Business Class
|From 06:00 pm to 09:45 pm
|Hot dinner
|Hot dinner
|From 10:40 pm to 03:59 am
|Hot dinner
|Cold dinner
Long haul
To/from Madrid: Boston, New York, Santo Domingo and San Juan in Puerto Rico.
|Time bracket
|Business Plus
|From 04:01 am to 09:00 am
|Cold breakfast and hot lunch
|Cold breakfast and hot lunch
|From 09:01 am to 07:30 pm
|Hot lunch and cold afternoon tea
|Hot lunch and cold breakfast
|From 07:31 pm to 04:00 am
|Hot dinner and cold breakfast
|Hot lunch and cold breakfast
To/from Madrid: Caracas, Miami, Havana, Chicago and Johannesburg.
|Time bracket
|Business Plus
|From 04:01 am to 09:00 am
|Cold breakfast, hot lunch and snack available all times
|Cold breakfast and hot lunch
|From 09:01 am to 07:30 pm
|Hot lunch, cold afternoon tea and snack available all times
|Hot lunch and cold breakfast
|From 07:31 pm to 04:00 am
|Hot dinner, cold breakfast and snack available all times
|Hot lunch and cold breakfast
To/from Madrid: Bogotá, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, San José, Quito, Guayaquil, Buenos Aires, Guatemala, El Salvador, Los Angeles, Lima, Mexico City, Panama City, Santiago de Chile, Shanghai and Tokyo.
|Time bracket
|Business Plus
|From 04:01 am a 09:00 am
|Hot breakfast, hot lunch and snack available all times
|Cold breakfast, hot lunch and cold snack
|From 09:01 am to 07:30 pm
|Cold breakfast, cold afternoon tea and snack available all times
|Cold breakfast, cold afternoon tea and cold snack
|From 07:31 pm to 04:00 am
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On Nov. 15, Arrow Electronics will officially become the largest publicly traded company in Colorado with revenues of around $20 billion and a No. 140 slot on the Fortune 500 list.
That's huge.
Certainly having 1,000 employees working out near Centennial Airport in its Enterprise Computing Solutions division played a part in the decision to relocate from Long Island, as did the fact that CEO Mike Long once ran the Colorado operation and still lives here.
But after doing the hard-edged business analysis, poring over the spread sheets, sizing up the employee impacts, what it came down to was partnership, according to one key Arrow executive. In other words, did its corporate mission and ambitions line up with the mission and ambitions of the state of Colorado.


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Three local non-profit organizations will host the 2013 Milford German Spring Festival on March 23.
Three local non-profit organizations will host the 2013 Milford German Spring Festival on March 23.
This community event is open to the public and features live entertainment by the Philadelphia German Brass Band and Milford's own German Band, the Happy Wanderers Brass Band. They will provide seven hours of non-stop live music.
The Dover German American Club will provide German foods and desserts, and the Milford Senior Center will have beer and soft drinks available for purchase. The Milford Aquarium Inc. will provide the entertainment.
The event will take place at the Milford Senior Center, from 3 to 9 p.m., and is open to all ages. Children younger than 10 will be admitted for free.
Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, call Deanna Smith at (302) 249-5711 with any questions about becoming a sponsor.
The proceeds from this event will benefit the projects supported by the Dover German American Club, the Milford Senior Center and the Milford Aquarium, Inc.


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A judge has ordered a jailed 19-year-old hit-and-run driver to pay nearly $17,200 in funeral costs for an Ocean Beach man who was killed March 11 while walking on an onramp near Interstate 8 near Nimitz Boulevard.
Nikolette Kristina Gallo remains in jail after she was given a one-year sentence July 27 for causing the death of Sho Funai, 23.
Gallo will be released on Jan. 11, according to the sheriff's department. She was placed on five years' probation by San Diego Superior Court Judge Dwayne Moring and ordered to abstain from drinking alcohol for five years.
The restitution order is believed to include some money for plane tickets for relatives to and from Japan for the funeral. More than 100 people attended the two-day sentencing.
Moring set the restitution figure on Nov. 30 after all travel expenses and funeral costs were totaled.
After Gallo is released, she will need to perform 100 hours of volunteer work and her probation conditions include attending a DUI course.
She pleaded guilty to felony hit and run. Her attorney, Paul Pfingst, argued Funai was walking in the roadway in dark clothing at 4:30 a.m. and that contributed to his death. Gallo claimed she thought she hit a sofa or a coyote and didn't inform police until about a day later.
The victim's family, prosecutor and the probation department all unsuccessfully asked that Gallo serve three to four years in state prison.
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Burglar agrees to four-year prison term
A Point Loma man has accepted a four-year prison term after pleading guilty Dec. 5 to burglarizing four apartments in the Point Loma area.
Jonathan Michael Chambers, 20, and his attorney settled three separate burglary cases when he appeared before San Diego Superior Court Judge Robert O'Neill on the eve of his preliminary hearing in one case.
Sentencing was set for Jan. 31. Chambers remains in custody without bail. He was arrested Aug. 15.
The burglaries took place in April, June and July, according to court records. Deputy District Attorney Gregg McClain said Chambers lived close to some apartments he broke into near West Point Loma Boulevard. O'Neill dismissed the remaining charges of receiving stolen property.
— Neal Putnam Probation for city worker who embezzled funds
A longtime former city employee who confessed to embezzling funds at Robb Field Recreation Center in Ocean Beach was placed on three years probation
Oct. 18 and paid $40,000 in restitution.
Rogelio Najera, Jr., 50, paid the city back in 2011 and showed proof of community service to San Diego Superior Court Judge Eugenia Eyherabide on Oct. 18. The community service work was done with youth leagues and the YMCA.
Najera worked in the Park and Recreation Department for more than 20 years and was at Robb Field most of the time. He was a city supervisor for most of the soccer and baseball games, Little League and classes.
He pleaded guilty to grand theft on July 21, 2011, and the judge reduced the felony charge to a misdemeanor at the request of his attorney, Nancee Schwartz. The sentence was delayed for a year so Najera could be eligible to have the felony reduced to a misdemeanor. Deputy District Attorney Leon Shorr did not object to the reduction, saying Najera had paid full restitution.
No jail time was sought by the prosecutor, and Najera received credit for one day spent in jail. He could have been sentenced to a year in jail and was fined $600.
Najera's former supervisor, Marcelina Reyes Aguilar, 48, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of obstructing the collection of revenue due the city. She performed 200 hours of work for a nonprofit group.
Aguilar, who also no longer works for the city, was placed on probation, fined $190 and received credit for one day spent in jail on July 12. In 2006, Najera's job at Robb Field was about to be cut from the city budget, but residents signed a petition in support of him and his job was saved.
— Neal Putnam