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Bentley motors recently chartered a private first class Pullman rail car to transport customers and top international dealers from London to its Bentley Worldwide Conference in Crewe, England, and the trip was such a success it's been suggested the company add it as a regular event. The journey, 2 1/4 hours each way, featured onboard dining by chef Anton Mosimann of London's swank Mosimann's eating club, to which many Bentley owners belong.
Should the company elect to feature the luxe rail service, there are many elegant trains available for charter including the beautiful Royal Scotsman (above). Customers purchasing a new Bentley motorcar could then travel onboard to Crewe in high style to select bespoke options and finishes for their luxurious automobiles. What could be more civilized than that?


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You may remember (but probably not) that I posted recently on the difference between two bits of powershell code that checked for whether or not I had administrator privileges on my PC. Well, through a happy accident I have discovered the difference.
The below snippet checks to see if I'm in the Admin role. It means nothing more than I can Admin things if I like.
function get-adminuser() { $id = [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent() $p = New-Object Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal($id) return $p.IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole]::Administrator) }
This piece of code, on the other hand, is a wee bit more powerful. It actually looks to see if I have Admin rights currently. Much like the UNIX model, Windows XP and up allows you to be logged in as what UNIX would call a "user" versus "root." This piece tells me my current role:
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Amazing collection Ronnie.
Amazing collection Ronnie.
But they're bringing out Joker 2.0 soon and I would LOVE to stick him in the glass cabinet.. just don't know if I can afford him
I've got this on pre-order. Comes out early December. Got the commissioner gordon and batman statues also. They're awesome!
Yes.Does it come with a little pencil?
I didn't want to make a new thread about it. But I was wondering where was the best place online to order figures?
Not like the figures above/previous threads, but just like the toy figures you see in your LCS.
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If you're looking for DC Collectibles, Cornerstorecomics.com and BBTS.com are pretty good, but BBTS tends to sell out on pre-orders. That store is huge.
Toycade.com used to be good. I haven't ordered from them in awhile.
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Enchantedtoychest.com is great, as is http://stores.homestead.com/MikesCom...StoreFront.bok
That is an awesome idea. Kudos to you, Ronniejames! Now I have something to do to make my collection look just as good!
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A gold lace skirt, slim and below the knee, was adorned with 3-D florals made of ribbons hand-painted blue, and an ivory chiffon cocktail dress had lace butterflies fluttering across ruffled tiers. Models wore artfully straggly feathers in their hair and faded faux tattoos of butterflies on their shoulders, arms, and backs (courtesy of fashion's favorite inkman Scott Campbell). The effect was a little like Rooney Mara playing a forest nymph.
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There were some obvious boudoir influences as well, with lingerie detailing on some of the more slip-like numbers and wispy lace cardigans thrown over bralets, worn with big organza and tulle skirts. "We wanted to explore different things," Chapman continued. "It's more eclectic than ever."
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Wednesday, October 19, 2005
by Drew Boatman
Good Morning! No baseball last night as we await Game 6 of the NLCS tonight! I can't wait! By the way, if you missed yesterday's posting, be sure to click here to read the Q&A with Kevin Slowey, a top Twins pitching prospect.
I said that I wouldn't be posting too often on Wednesdays in the offseason. I didn't write anything last Wednesday, but I couldn't stay completely away for too long. I received a Why Baseball e-mail from Drew that was absolutely incredible. I guess I could have waited another week or two to post it, but I couldn't wait. I think it is excellent and wanted to share it right away.
So today, I am posting the second installment of the Why Baseball series. Last Thursday, I posted the first, by Roger. I led into Roger's posting by highlighting what I am looking for from this series. I would like readers of this site to write to me and tell me what it is that is so great about baseball, why do we follow and love this great game? If you are at all interested in writing an essay telling us how you feel about the game and why, please e-mail me. When I receive the e-mail, I will try to give you a timeline of when I would want your essay, so you can wait to put your words together. If you would like to know more specifically what I am looking at from this, click here for my introduction to the series. I hope that many of you will take the time to participate because I think we all can learn a lot from other's experiences.
So, without further ado, I present Why Baseball?, by Drew Boatman:
But first, I asked Drew to tell us a little bit about himself:
I'm from Menomonie, WI, but I now live in Minneapolis. I'm an aspiring film-maker and currently work at the Federal Reserve Bank. Despite growing up in Wisconsin, I've been a Twins fan my whole life (as well as a Packers fan). I enjoy reading books like The Summer Game and King of the World, I dislike the way sports are being written about at the current time in the mainstream media, and I think we all should have listened to Hunter S Thompson a lot more closely. My favorite sports movies are The Program, Let It Ride, and Slap Shot. Honorable mention goes to Best of the Best.
Why Baseball?
Why not football? Because parity and catering to the lowest common denominator have stripped away its soul and passion. Because the coaches matter too much, and players become nameless, faceless thoroughbreds, void of skill and substance.
Why not basketball? Too many athletes taking plays, games, road-trips, and seasons off. All Cassell and Sprewell and not enough Garnett make Jack a dull boy. Too many superstars that the NBA pimps endlessly. Too many "X factors". Too much excitement during the playoffs, too much apathy during the regular season. Too many teams in the postseason.
Why not hockey? Norm Green took away my will to live.
Why not soccer? Once every 4 years is too long to wait to get excited about soccer. I can watch premiership until I'm blue in the face, but I can't identify with any of those teams.
Why baseball? It's the game of poetry. It's the game of craft, of talent. Of skills, learned and unlearned. It's the game of rookies and veterans. The game of arbitration. The game of general managers having to oversee not only their teams, but 3-5 minor league affiliates as well. It's the thinking man's game.
No, it is. It's the game that requires thought. Anybody can turn on a football game and see what's going on. And if not, be assured Jack Stone and Buck Knuckle in the booth will be glad to explain it to you… over and over and over. But in baseball, things happen all the time. Little things occur that change the game, the inning, the at-bat. Jeter steps out of the box after Pedro has completed his wind-up. The pitch is waved off. It was a strike, would have been strike three. Pedro responds by burying a fastball in Jeter's back. C'est la vie.
The little things are the game. And Herb Carneal tells us about those little things. So does Mr. Scully. And Mr. Baseball. They give it substance, life, color. They take a sport and make it a performance. The take the entertainment and make it meaningful. They take the mundane and make it entertaining. And occasionally, they make the game extraordinary. But they don't over-react. They understand the history. They understand that this game has been played for over 150 years, and all of the things happening now have happened before, in one form or another. There is nothing new under the sun, or between the lines.
Why, baseball? Why have you tried to alienate your fan base? Why have you been so spineless in matters of substances and Expos? Why are people like Wayne Huizenga allowed to operate, nay profit, at the expense of fans? Why do you continue to give Carl money, to reward him for his underpayment of franchise heroes? Why do you keep treating us like we'll be back?
Oh, right. Because we will be.
This game means too much to "boycott". And if a group of fans is angry and upset at the cronyism and behind the scenes cloak-and-dagger routine, well, there's always kids. Kids keep filling seats, keeping score, holding their gloves tight in case of a foul ball, and marveling at their favorite sport played at its peak level. Tell me if you see this many wide eyes and smiles at the next Timberwolves game.
Why, baseball! You old dog you! You've taught us things we didn't know, you've showed us things we didn't think could be done. We never thought we'd see an at-bat in the World Series where a player was expected to hit a home run (see: Bonds, Barry 2002). We never thought we'd see two grand slams in one inning by the same player. We are constantly amazed, shocked even. Just when the game seems at its most dreary, amazing things can happen. When Liriano pitched his first game, the stadium buzzed with excitement upon the announcement. Then Gary Mathews Jr. welcomed young Francisco to the big leagues by hitting one to the Field Fare located outside section 141. No problem, because you set the next three down in order, striking out 2 and making them look completely foolish. Baseball! We never knew you had it in you!
Why baseball? Because of Bob Clemente. Because of George Brett. Because of Albert Pujols and Johan Santana. Because of the '69 Mets and the '97 Marlins. Because of Jack Morris and Donnie Moore. Because of Josh Beckett and Randy Johnson. Because if you can't find a hero in this game, you're in the wrong game.
The game means different things to different people. It is an escape for some, natural and fluid for others. It is a metaphor, a point of contention, a painful memory, a pastime. It changes, but it never changes. And summer nights are the best nights. Baseball knows this. They have them all to themselves.
Why baseball? Because it's beautiful.So, there you have it. Wasn't that great!? Thank you Drew for taking the time to write up this wonderful Why Baseball article. I think it was terrific! Let me know what you think. If you would like to ask me or Drew and questions, please feel free to e-mail me.
Just one more thought... Game 5 was remarkable! Don't forget that Brad Lidge is incredible! But have you ever seen a ball hit that far to left field? Albert Pujols is simply amazing! For more, be sure to read Brian Gunn's take on the game over at The Hardball Times!
Just a couple more thoughts, and a couple of things I missed lately:
Be sure to check out Aaron's Baseball Blog from yesterday. He briefly discussed a dozen or so free agents and how they may or may not look as a possible Twins player. I happen to agree with him on a number of the players, although I don't think that they should consider Nomar Garciaparra. He actually changed my mind on a possible role for Mike Piazza with the team. However, I can't imagine Piazza being willing to play for a salary that I would consider giving him. Also, signing Reggie Sanders would be an injury risk, but it is hard to deny his value if you consider that he always makes the playoffs! Well, he has been five of the past six years.
Check out the fun little guessing game over at Will Young's Twins site. There is still time to answer!
Could the Brewers be a possible trade partner with the Twins for the services of Kyle Lohse. Check out Al's Ramblings.
There has been a Twins Geek sighting! Be sure to read his very interesting Thome rumor spreading over at the Dickie Thon Twins Fan Forum!
I hate to say this. I was a daily reader of the Star-Tribune online site. OK, fine, I would check it out a couple of times a day. It was a great source for information. I have to admit that its new format is awful. It is far more confusing. I don't understand how they could have thought that it was in any way easy. Maybe the online format was done to help the actual newspaper sales? Maybe others will become so frustrated with this horrible new format that they will have to go out and buy the newspaper! That is good news for the St. Paul Pioneer Press because I have started going there now for more sports information.
The Twins sued yesterday to get out of playing in the Metrodome!
A couple of nameless Vikings players who were on The Boats gave some description of what happened on the boat. Some goes with the Al & Alma information. Some is plenty different.
From Charley Walter's article yesterday:
Outfielder Jason Kubel, who missed the 2005 season while recovering after reconstructed knee surgery, hit a home run and double for the Twins' Fort Myers club Monday in a 9-2 Florida Instructional League victory over Baltimore.
Former Twins outfielder Michael Restovich, 26, the Rochester Mayo High School graduate now with the Pittsburgh Pirates, had five hits, including two doubles, in his first 11 at-bats for the Magallanes team in the Venezuelan Winter League. Charley Walters is the Pioneer Press's version of Sid Hartman. Of course, Walters pitched in six games for the Twins at the start of the 1969 season.
At the time I went to bed last night, Grand Canyon (the Arizona Fall League team that Twins prospects are playing for) was in just the fourth inning. Denard Span was already 2-2 with a run. However, he was also listed for a Caught Stealing at a Pick Off. Now, people may need to explain this to me. Is that the same thing? If he is picked off of 1B, is he not listed as caught stealing? Someone will need to explain this to me.
And finally, a huge congratulations to Josh Buchholz. You remember that he wrote a guest column for me last March regarding independent league baseball and specifically the Fargo/Moorhead Redhawks. Anyway, he was just promoted to the team's General Manager. With his ten years in the Redhawks organization, including the last six as the team's Director of Baseball Operations, the job is well earned and I'm sure he will do a fantastic job of keeping the Redhawks on top of the Northern League!
And on that note, I will call it a day. I certainly hope that you have found the "Why Baseball" article by Drew worth reading, and I hope that many of you will be interested in participating. I will be back tomorrow with Roger's Twins minor league pitcher rankings. If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail me.


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Ebla | |
Part of the excavated city of Ebla
Alternate name | Tell Mardikh (Arabic: تل مرديخ) |
Location | Idlib Governorate, Syria |
Coordinates | 35°47′53″N 36°47′53″E / 35.798°N 36.798°E |
Type | settlement |
History | |
Founded | 1st city: c. 3000 BC 2nd city: ca. 1850 BC |
Abandoned | 1st city: c. 2240 BC 2nd city: ca. 1600 BC |
Periods | Bronze Age |
Cultures | Amorites |
Site notes | |
Excavation dates | 1964—present |
Archaeologists | Paolo Matthiae |
Ownership | Public |
Public access | Yes |
Ebla (Arabic: إبلا, modern Tell Mardikh, Idlib Governorate, Syria) was an ancient city about 55 km (34 mi) southwest of Aleppo. It was an important city-state in two periods, first in the late third millennium BC, then again between 1800 and 1650 BC.
The site is most famous for the Ebla tablets, an archive of about 20,000 cuneiform tablets found there,[1] dated from around 2250 BC, written in Sumerian script to record the Eblaite language — a previously unknown language that is now the earliest attested Semitic language after the closely related Akkadian.
Discovery and excavation[edit]
In 1964, Italian archaeologists from the University of Rome La Sapienza under the direction of Paolo Matthiae began excavating at Tell Mardikh. In 1968, they recovered a statue dedicated to the goddess Ishtar bearing the name of Ibbit-Lim, a king of Ebla. That identified the city, long known from Egyptian and Akkadian inscriptions. In the next decade the team discovered a palace dating ca. 2500 – 2000 BC. About 2,500 well-preserved cuneiform tablets were discovered in the ruins.[2] About 80% of the tablets are written using the usual Sumerian combination of logograms and phonetic signs,[3] while the others exhibited an innovative, purely phonetic representation using Sumerian cuneiform of a previously unknown Semitic language, which was called Eblaite.[4] Bilingual Sumerian/Eblaite vocabulary lists were found among the tablets, allowing them to be translated. Giovanni Pettinato and Mitchell Dahood believed the Eblaite language was West Semitic, however I. J. Gelb and others believed it was an East Semitic dialect, closer to the Akkadian language.[5] Now it is commonly accepted that Eblaite is part of the East Semitic branch of Semitic, and very close to the Akkadian language.[6]
Ebla's close link to southern Mesopotamia, where the script had developed, further highlights the links between the Sumerians and Semitic cultures at that time.
It now appears[citation needed] that the building housing the tablets was not the palace library, which may yet be uncovered, but an archive of provisions and tribute, law cases and diplomatic and trade contacts, and a scriptorium where apprentices copied texts. The larger tablets had originally been stored on shelves, but had fallen onto the floor when the palace was destroyed. The location where tablets were discovered where they had fallen allowed the excavators to reconstruct their original position on the shelves: it soon appeared that they were originally shelved according to subject.
Ebla in the third millennium BC[edit]
It has been suggested that a possible explanation of the word "Ebla" is "white rock", referring to the limestone outcrop on which the city was built.[7][8] Although the site shows signs of continuous occupation from before 3000 BC, its power grew and reached its peak in the second half of the following millennium. Ebla's first apex was between ca. 2400 and 2240 BC; its name is mentioned in texts from Akkad from ca. 2300 BC.
Most of the Ebla palace tablets, which date from that period, are about economic matters; they provide a good look into the everyday life of the inhabitants, as well as many important insights into the cultural, economic, and political life in northern Mesopotamia around the middle of the third millennium B.C. The texts are accounts of the state revenues, but they also include royal letters, Sumerian-Eblaite dictionaries, school texts and diplomatic documents, like treaties between Ebla and other towns of the region.
Ebla's most powerful king of this period was listed as Ebrium, or Ibrium, who concluded the so-called "Treaty with Ashur", which offered the Assyrian king Tudiya the use of a trading post officially controlled by Ebla.[9]
The fifth and last king of Ebla during this period was Ebrium's son, Ibbi-Zikir, the first to succeed in a dynastic line, thus breaking with the established Eblaite custom of electing its ruler for a fixed term of office, lasting seven years. This absolutism may have contributed to the unrest that was ultimately instrumental in the city's decline. Meantime, however, the reign of Ibbi-Zikir was considered a time of inordinate prosperity, in part because the king was given to frequent travel abroad. It was recorded both in Ebla and Aleppo that he concluded specific treaties with neighboring Armi, as Aleppo was called at the time.
At that time, Ebla was a major commercial center. Its major commercial rival was Mari, with whom it fought a lengthy war estimated as lasting 80–100 years.[10] The tablets reveal that the city's inhabitants owned about 200,000 head of mixed cattle (sheep, goats, and cows). The city's main articles of trade were probably timber from the nearby mountains (and perhaps from Lebanon), and textiles (mentioned in Sumerian texts from the city-state of Lagash). Most of its trade seems to have been directed (by river-boat) towards Mesopotamia (chiefly Kish). The main palace at Ebla was also found to contain "antiques" dating from Ancient Egypt with the names of pharaohs Khafra and Pepi I. Handicrafts may also have been a major export: exquisite artifacts have been recovered from the ruins, including wood furniture inlaid with mother-of-pearl and composite statues created from different colored stones. The artistic style at Ebla may have influenced the quality work of the Akkadian empire.
The form of government is not well known, but the city appears to have been ruled by a merchant aristocracy who elected a king and entrusted the city's defense to paid soldiers. Ibrium and his son Ibbi-Zikir broke with tradition and introduced an absolute monarchy. Matthews & Benjamin make mention of the initial excitement caused by this decision along with the name of their patron Ya seeming identical to Abraham and his god Yah instituting a hereditary rule through Isaac, although eventually this equation did not continue to carry much weight.[11]
Kings of Ebla (short chronology)
Ruler | Reigned | Comments |
Igrish-Halam | ca. 2300 BC (short) | |
Irkab-Damu | Contemporary of Iblul-Il of Mari | |
Ar-Ennum or Reshi-Ennum | ||
Ibrium (or Ebrium) | Contemporary of Tudiya of Assyria (treaty) | |
Ibbi-Sipish or Ibbi-Zikir | Son of Ibrium | |
Dubuhu-Ada | Ebla destroyed by Naram-Sin or Sargon of Akkad |
3rd millennium Ebla was a polytheistic society.[12] Some well-known Semitic deities appear at Ebla, including Dagan (written as dBE), Ishtar (Ashtar), Resheph (Rasap), Kamish, Hadad (Hadda),[13] Shapash (Shipish), and some otherwise unknown ones (Kura, Nidakul[14]), plus a few Sumerian gods (Enki and Ninki) and Hurrian gods (Ashtapi,[14] Hebat, Ishara).[citation needed] The four city gates were named after the gods Dagan, Baal (Hadda), Rasap, and Utu.[13] Overall, about forty deities are mentioned in the tablets as receiving sacrifices.[13]
Among Pettinato's controversial claims, he has also suggested that there was a change in the theophoric names shown in many of the tablets found in the archive from *El to *Yah, indicated in the example of the transition from Mika'il to Mikaya. He regards this as evidence for an early use of the divine name Yah, a god who he believes later emerged as Yahweh (YHWH). Bottero has suggested that this shift may instead indicate the popular acceptance of the Akkadian god Ea, introduced from the Sargonid Empire. Archi[15] and Rainey,[16] on the other hand, have suggested that the "-ya" is actually a diminutive ending used in shortened forms of personal names, and Müller has argued that the cuneiform sign NI should be interpreted, in this case, as an abbreviation for ì(-lí) ("god") rather than as ià (*Yah)—a view that Archi has since adopted with a modification, his reading been ì or lí.[17] In any case, no list of gods or offerings mentions a deity by the name of Ya,[17][18] and the connection with Yahweh is largely rejected today.[19][20]
Many ancient Hebraic names that have not been found in other Near Eastern languages have been reported to occur in similar forms in Eblaite (Adamu, H'à-wa, Jabal, Abarama, Bilhah, Ishma-el, Isûra-el, Esau, Mika-el, Mikaya, Saul, David, et al.). A large number of Biblical locations (many of them known from other sources) have also been reported to occur in the texts: for example Ashtaroth, Sinai, Jerusalem (Ye-ru-sa-lu-um), Hazor, Lachish, Gezer, Dor, Megiddo, Joppa, Ur etc.[21][unreliable source?] Giovanni Pettinato has also claimed to find references to Sodom and Gomorrah. However, much of the initial media excitement about supposed Eblaite connections with the Bible, based on preliminary guesses and speculations by Pettinato and others, is now widely deplored as "exceptional and unsubstantiated claims" and "great amounts of disinformation that leaked to the public".[22][23] Contrary to many earlier claims, the present consensus is that "Ebla has no bearing on the Minor Prophets, the historical accuracy of the biblical Patriarchs, Yahweh worship, or Sodom and Gomorra".[22] In Ebla studies, the focus has shifted away from comparisons with the Bible, and Ebla is now studied above all as an incipient civilization in its own right.[22] The tide turned after a bitter personal and scholarly conflict between the scientists involved, as well as what some described as interference by the Syrian authorities on political grounds.[24][25]
Three versions of a text described as an Eblaite creation hymn have been found. They have been translated by Pettinato as
- Lord of heaven and earth:
- the earth was not, you created it,
- the light of day was not, you created it,
- the morning light you had not [yet] made exist.[12]
Some versions of Pettinato's translation use "he" instead of "you".
These lines seem to have points in common both with known Sumerian creation stories and with the Biblical account. Nevertheless, Alfonso Archi has objected that the original text is unclear to the point of being incomprehensible[26] (texts from Ebla are difficult to read in general[23][25]), leading him to conclude that "there is no Genesis creation story" in the Ebla documents.[22][26]
The destruction of Ebla[edit]
Sargon of Akkad and his grandson Naram-sin, the conquerors of much of Mesopotamia, each claimed to have destroyed Ebla; the exact date of destruction is the subject of continuing debate, but 2240 BC is a candidate. Michael Astour wrote the "History of Ebla" for the Eblaitica journal (Vols 3 & 4), where he discussed the competing theories, tentatively concluding that the main palace G containing the royal archives had been burned down some time prior to Lugalzagesi's sacking of Kish, i.e. in the late pre-Sargonic era, ca. 2290 BC (Middle chronology).
During the next three centuries, Ebla was able to regain some economic importance in the region, but it never reached its former glory. It is possible the city had economic ties with the nearby city of Urshu, as is documented by economic texts from Drehem (a suburb of Nippur), and from findings in Kanesh.
Ebla in the second millennium BC[edit]
Several centuries after its destruction by the Akkadians, Ebla managed to recover some of its importance, and had a second apex lasting from ca. 1850 to 1600 BC. Its people were then described as Amorites. The first known ruler of Ebla in this period was Megum, an Ensi (governor) for Ur III during the reign of Amar-Sin of Ur. [27] Ibbit-Lim was the first attested king.
Ebla is mentioned in texts from Alalakh from ca. 1750 BC. The city was destroyed again in the turbulent period of 1650 – 1600 BC, by a Hittite king (Mursili I or Hattusili I). This is attested to only by the fragmentary Hurro-Hittite Song of Release.[28]
Ebla never recovered from its second destruction. The city continued as a small village until the 7th century AD, then was deserted and forgotten, until its archaeological rediscovery.
The first document recovered from the area would be later identified as the royal library was a historical text, an international treaty. Thanks to it Ebla was revealed as the center of a previously unknown and highly civilized world.
- ^ Gordon, Cyrus H. Forgotten Scripts: Their Ongoing Discovery and Decipherment (Basic Books, New York, 1982) p. 155.
- ^ An up-to-date account for the layman, written by the head of the archaeological team that uncovered Ebla is Paolo Matthiae, The Royal Archives of Ebla (Skira) 2007.
- ^ Naveh, Joseph. Early History of the Alphabet: an Introduction to West Semitic Epigraphy and Palaeography (Magnes Press — Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1982:28); Stephen D. Cole, "Eblaite in Sumerian Script", The Biblical Archaeologist 40.2 (May 1977:49) briefly explained the misunderstanding that the 80% represented text in the Sumerian language.
- ^ Four volumes of essays on the Ebla archives and the reconstructed Eblaite language were published by the Center for Ebla Research at New York University, as Eblaitica.
- ^ Pettinato, Giovanni. The Archives of Ebla; Gelb, I. J. "Thoughts about Ibla: A Preliminary Evaluation" in Monographic Journals of the Near East, Syro-Mesopotamian Studies 1/1 (May 1977) pp. 3-30.
- ^ G. Rubio. "Eblaite, Akkadian, and East Semitic," in The Akkadian Language in its Semitic Context (ed. N.J.C. Kouwenberg and G. Deutscher. Leiden: Publications de l'Institute Historique-Archéologique Néerlandais de Stamboul, 2006), pp. 110-139.
- ^ Dolce, Rita. Ebla and its origins - A proposal, in ICAANE 6 - Proceedings of the 6th International Congress of the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East, Volume 1, ed. Paolo Matthiae and Licia Romano, Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 2010, ISBN 3-447-06175-8, p. 248, note 18.
- ^ Matthiae, Paolo. Gli Archivi Reali di Ebla - La scoperta, i test, il significato as cited in Ebla and its Landscape: Early State Formation in the Ancient Near East, ed. by Paolo Matthiae and Nicolò Marchetti, Left Coast Press, 2013, ISBN 1-611-32228-6, p. 182.
- ^ Edmond Sollberger, "the so-called treaty between Ibla and 'Ashur'", Studii Eblaiti 3 (1980:129-155).
- ^ Eblaitica vol 3.
- ^ Matthews & Benjamin, Old Testament parallels: laws and stories from the ancient Near East pp.241
- ^ a b Craig Davis, Jr. Dating the Old Testament. 2007. p. 93.
- ^ a b c Johnston, Sarah (ed.). Religions of the Ancient World: A Guide. 2004 p. 173.
- ^ a b Archi, Alfonso. "Ebla and Eblaite." In: Cyrus H. Gordon, Gary Rendsburg, Nathan H. Winter. 1992 Eblaitica. p. 10.
- ^ The Epigraphic Evidence from Ebla and the Old Testament, Biblica 60 (1979). 556-60
- ^ Biblical Archaeology Review 3/1 (1977) 38. A letter to the editor.
- ^ a b Archi, Alfonso. "Ebla and Eblaite." In: Cyrus H. Gordon, Gary Rendsburg, Nathan H. Winter. 1992 Eblaitica. p. 11.
- ^ Van der Toorn, Karel. 1996 Family Religion in Babylonia Syria and Israel Continuity and Change in the Forms of Religious Life. p. 282.
- ^ Mercer Dictionary of the Bible. 1990. p. 226.
- ^ Paas, Stefan, 2003. Creation and Judgement: Creation Texts in Some Eighth Century Prophets. p. 132.
- ^ An early assessment was Clifford A. Wilson, The Impact of Ebla on Bible Records: The Sensational Tell Mardikh (1977).
- ^ a b c d Chavalas, Mark W., and K. Lawson Younger, Jr. (eds.) Mesopotamia and the Bible: Comparative Explorations. 2003. p. 41.
- ^ a b Ivan Mannheim. Syria & Lebanon Handbook. 2001 P.241
- ^ Ebla Update, Biblical Archeological Review 6:03, May/Jun 1980.
- ^ a b James D. Muhly. "Ur and Jerusalem Not Mentioned in Ebla Tablets, Say Ebla Expedition Scholars," Biblical Archeological Review 9:06, Nov/Dec 1983.
- ^ a b A. Archi, "The Epigraphic Evidence from Ebla and the Old Testament," Biblica, 60 (1979), 556-66
- ^ Megum, the First Ur III Ensi of Ebla, Owen D. I. - Veenker R. in L. Cagni ed., Ebla 1975-1985, Napoli 1987, pp. 263-291.
- ^ Mary R. Bachvarova, "Relations between God and Man in the Hurro-Hittite Song of Release," Journal of the American Oriental Society, Jan-Mar 2005
See also[edit]
- Archi, Alfonso. "Eblaite and its Geographical and Historical Context," in The Akkadian Language in its Semitic Context (ed. N.J.C. Kouwenberg and G. Deutscher. Leiden: Publications de l'Institute historique-archéologique néerlandais de Stamboul, 2006), pp. 96–109.
- Rubio, Rubio. "Eblaite, Akkadian, and East Semitic," in The Akkadian Language in its Semitic Context (ed. N.J.C. Kouwenberg and G. Deutscher. Leiden: Publications de l'Institute historique-archéologique néerlandais de Stamboul, 2006), pp. 110–139.
- Matthiae, Paolo The Royal Archives of Ebla (Skira, 2008)
- Beld, Scott G., Hallo, William W., and Michalowski, Piotr The Tablets of Ebla: Concordance and Bibliography (Eisenbrauns, 1984)
- Gordon, Cyrus and Rendsburg, Gary eds. Eblaitica: Essays on the Ebla Archives and Eblaite Language (Publications of the Center for Ebla Research at New York University / Eisenbrauns, in 4 vols. 1987, 1990, 1992, 2002)
- Pettinato, Giovanni The Archives of Ebla: An Empire Inscribed in Clay (Doubleday, 1981)
External links[edit]
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- Ebla (Tell Mardikh) Suggestion to have Ebla (Tell Mardikh) recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site
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- Ebla - Tell Mardikh with photos and plans of the digs (Italian)
- Two Weights from Temple N at Tell Mardikh-Ebla, by E. Ascalone and L. Peyronel (pdf
- The Urban Landscape of Old Syrian Ebla. F. Pinnock (pdf)


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May 7, 2011 THREE SPRINGS — Cody Krepps went 4-for-5 with a double and four RBIs to lead Bellwood-Antis past Southern Huntingdon, 16-7, in high school baseball Friday. more »»
Valley scores three runs in sixth to get by Pirates
May 6, 2011 WILLIAMSBURG — A three-run sixth inning turned out to be the difference for Juniata Valley in its 6-3 win over Williamsburg in high school baseball Thursday. more »»
Ambrisco paces CC past Heights
May 5, 2011 PATTON — Zak Ambrisco knocked in two runs, and Mitchell Brown was 2-for-2 with two runs scored as Central Cambria topped Cambria Heights, 4-2. more »»
Cambria Heights edges Somerset
May 4, 2011 PATTON — In a game that was suspended from April 26, Cambria Heights improved to 5-6 with a 10-9 win over Somerset in high school baseball Tuesday. more »»
Ferguson, Central earn split
May 3, 2011 MARTINSBURG — Tyler Ferguson pitched a six-hitter, striking out 10 batters, and Central benefited from two walks, a hit-batsman and a sacrifice fly to score twice in the bottom of the seventh inning... more »»
Portage wins baseball title
May 1, 2011 PORTAGE — Portage won the Portage Area High School Spring Baseball Classic on Saturday. Jake Bryja threw a one-hit complete game to lead Portage to a 10-0 victory over Conemaugh Valley. more »»
Bryja, Maul lead Portage
May 1, 2011 PORTAGE — Portage won the Portage Area High School Spring Baseball Classic on Saturday. Jake Bryja threw a one-hit complete game to lead Portage to a 10-0 victory over Conemaugh Valley. more »» |
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March Break Specials & Activities at BloorWest Mac
March Break! We're here to help with a Top Ten List. 1. Drop off your Mac for Service or a Spring Clean.2. Rent or Buy an iPad mini or iPad.3. Pack and label (they can get confusing) extra chargers/cables.4. Share your awesome music with a portable speaker by X-mini or Bose.5. Take a spare pair of earphones.6. Make movies of your adventures with an iPad…
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The Goodfork is incredibly excited to launch our new menu, offering an amazing seasonal selection as well as new twists on our classic dishes. goodfork.ca
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BNI's 15th Anniversary at Dr. Generosity Feb 13th
BIGGER THAN FACEBOOK'S 10TH BIRTHDAY!!! BNI High Park's 15th Anniversary & Press Day Come celebrate with us! Thursday February 13th, 2014 6:45am - 8:30am Dr. Generosity Restaurant 2197 Bloor St. W. at Runnymede Meet approximately 20-30 referral resources for new business Find strong leads to generate new business Share your 60-second infomercial to gain more business Learn some helpful tips to improve your networking &…
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60% Off Closing Sale at Pop Up Clothing
We look forward to hopefully seeing you again at 2184 Bloor St one last time to enjoy the "up to 60% off " closing sale that is on now! Also don' t miss getting a chance to win a free Hooded zip top jacket by liking us and posting a comment on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Popup-ClothingDeals/176290279246501 All the Best to you &…
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Holiday Gift Ideas from BloorWest Mac
We'd love to show you how to capture and share the memorable moments with your Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Apple TV this Holiday Season. We still have time for a One on One :) In case you are stumped - here are some of our favourite holiday gift ideas. Our Favourites. Under $100.00 FitBit Force Wireless Activity+ Sleep Band $99.99 Blue…
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Cuban Fiesta on New Years Eve at Bloom Restaurant
Join us and celebrate New Years Eve at Bloom. Chef Pedro has prepared a delicious Prix Fixe featuring some of his favourite all time dishes. In keeping with the Spanish tradition, we will toast the new year with a glass of Cava and a skewer of white grapes. The flavour of the grapes will foreshadow the year to come -…
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Visit with Santa Dec 14th and 21st
Join the Bloor West Village BIA for the annual Visit with Santa celebration from 11am to 4pm on Saturdays December 14th and 21st at 2259 Bloor St. West. For a photo, please bring your own cameras.
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Nov 30 Special at COBS Bread
Shop COBS Bread on November 30th and receive a complimentry Maple Scroll with every purchase of a large Traditional Loaf! Plus everyday you can treat yourself to a six pack of scones and receive a complimentry seventh scone of your choice (a $1.70 value) plus you save a $1.37 in HST. COBS Bread is conveniently located at 2204 Bloor Street…
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Jazz it Up @ Bloom
Bloom Restaurant presents Jazz it Up, a series of special evenings featuring some of Toronto's most sought after and incredibly talented Latin Jazz musicians including Jane Bunnett, Hilario Duran, Roberto Occhipinti, Eliana Cueva, Laura Fernandez and Cuba Tradicional - a four ensemble led by Luis Mario Ochoa. The special dinner-concert nights were launched in the fall and have been extremely…
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Vintage Cascade Ranger Poncho
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- Machine wash warm, gentle cycle. Lay flat to dry. Do not use bleach.
- Features buttons down front, vents for arms. Slight pilling to knit, minor stains throughout.
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