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Important Message From Pastor JimmySubmitted by jimmybritt on Fri, 10/18/2013 - 3:49pm.
Hey Rocky River Church! I hope you are doing GREAT! As I am writing this post it is about 3:30 in the afternoon and Friday and I am almost finished with my "regular" day-to-day stuff for the week. I am totally PSYCHED out of my mind excited for Sunday. I am teaching a "stand alone" message about the "afterlife" from Luke 16:19-31 (The Rich Man and Lazarus). The message is called "The Walking Dead." I believe it is going to be a GREAT SUNDAY that you do not want to miss. And be sure and invite someone to come along with you.
A couple more things...
2. Our Halloweenie Roast and Trunk O' Treat is Sunday, October 27 from 4:30-7PM. It is going to be a great time of fun - AND - it won't cost you a thing. This is absolutely a FREE EVENT. Tell everyone you know about it!
Anyway, I look forward to seeing you this weekend. I love you guys. More importantly, God loves you [YEAH YOU!] - no matter who you are, or where you've been, no matter what you've done, and no matter what's been done to you.
Your Friend,
Prayer Gathering At Hickory Ridge High SchoolSubmitted by jimmybritt on Sun, 09/29/2013 - 12:52pm.
Hey Rocky River Church. Just wanted to make sure everyone knows about the prayer service tonight for the three students involved in Friday's night automobile crash. The service will be at Hickory Ridge High School at 6:30PM. I would encourage you to be there by 6PM to show your support for the Lucas, Ziglar and Fox families.
*Special thanks to Pastor David Henderson and the great folks at Venture Church for getting this together, along with the administration at HRHS.
See you there!
ALMOST THERE!Submitted by jimmybritt on Mon, 09/23/2013 - 12:12pm.
Hey Rocky River Church. I hope you're having a GREAT MONDAY!
The reason for this quick post is to let you know that we are ONLY $500 away from having the fence in the children's area completely paid for. Just as a reminder, we had the fence installed so that our kids will have a safe place to play on Sundays, as well as the children in our preschool (The Bridge Academy). I would really like to finish this up this week if at all possible. If you can help us make this happen will you shoot me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com? If we had 10 people who could give $50 we could reach this goal. OF COURSE, any financial assistance is GREATLY appreciated.
You can give safely and securely right now at http://rockyriverchurch.com/give. Just [CLICK] and follow the easy links. You can also drop mail a check to the church office. Rocky River Church, 887 Pitt School Road SW, Concord, NC 28027.
Thank you so much! Have a great week! See you on Sunday.
Reflection And Prayer On This 9/11Submitted by jimmybritt on Wed, 09/11/2013 - 2:56pm.
Hey Rocky River Church. The following is an email written and sent by two of my good friends - both pastors at The Journey Church in New York City. Nelson and Kerrick sent it to their church members/attenders to be a reflection and prayer. It was a great encouragement to me so I thought I'd pass it along to you for your encouragement on this day as well.
God bless you...
I have to admit . . . more so than at any other time in the last 12 years since the horrible circumstances of September 11, 2001 – I let this anniversary slip up on me unexpectedly.
Maybe it's because as a city we tend to heal and rebuild so quickly. Maybe it's because we are so easily distracted by what's in front of us.
But I wanted to sit down and write you over lunch today – to encourage you to let today be a day of both REFLECTION and PRAYER for our city and for our church.
Both Pastor Nelson and I moved to NYC in the summer of 2001 to begin a new church called The Journey whose purpose would be to help the people of NYC become fully developing followers of Jesus.
And on September 11, 2001 we were just days from our first monthly service on the Upper West Side. That first service would become a Memorial Service for those who lost loved ones in the attacks.
I don't believe it was an accident that God called us to the city and chose to start our church at that time. God is always working for good – even during difficult circumstances and in the midst of evil (Genesis 50:20, Romans 8:28).
It's amazing to think about – but since September 11, 2001 God has used our church in some pretty amazing ways to be a blessing to our city. We have seen 1,551 people baptized since that day. We have seen families come together, broken lives healed and so many people called to ministry or to the mission field. We have grown to be a church with campuses in Manhattan, Queens, Boca Raton, FL – and a new one on the way in Staten Island this Fall.
Today as I reflect on how God has chosen to use our church – I am greatly humbled and grateful. I hope you are too.
So – today would you take a few moments over lunch or whenever you read this e-mail to pray?
1 – PRAY FOR OUR CITY. Pray that God would continue to draw New Yorkers to Himself and that He would bless and protect the city that we live in and love. Pray for our leaders. Pray for those who call New York City their home.
2 – PRAY FOR OUR CHURCH. Pray that God would continue to use us. That is the greatest honor of all. As imperfect as we are – that God has chosen to use us to be a blessing to our city and to so many people. Pray that this Fall (during our teaching series on Proverbs called WISER) and over the next decade – that God would allow us to reach more New Yorkers with the love of Christ than ever before.
As I reflect and pray today – know that I am also thankful for you. Thank you for being part of The Journey Church family and for going on this journey with us!
See you on Sunday & God bless…
**IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT** From Pastor Jimmy BrittSubmitted by jimmybritt on Mon, 09/02/2013 - 7:59pm.
Hey Rocky River Church! I hope you have had a great Labor Day weekend.
To get right to it, I want to announce an important service time change at RRC. We are changing our second Sunday morning service from 10:30AM to 10:45AM. There are a couple of important reasons for the time change. First, the 9:00AM service is rarely out before 10:20 which makes it really tough for folks coming in for the second service to find a place to park. That also makes the folks from the early service feel like they have to run out the door. Second, it feels like we are herding one group in and another group out with no time in between for folks to catch up, talk and make vital connections.
Thank you for making a note of this and PLEASE help us get the word out. The time change begins THIS SUNDAY, September 8. Once again, the service times for this Sunday are 9:00AM and 10:45AM.
Thank you Rocky River Church. I love you guys! See you on Sunday if not before.
Jimmy Britt, Lead Pastor
PS. This Sunday is going to be an important one. We are continuing with our series in REVELATION with a message called, "What Jesus Says To The Confused Church." The message is about how to get our lives back on the "truth" track. Invite someone to be your guest this weekend. See you at 9:00AM or 10:45AM!
Update On The Fence For Our KidsSubmitted by jimmybritt on Wed, 08/28/2013 - 10:55am.
Hey Rocky River Church / Parents of The Bridge,
I just wanted to let you know that in less than 24 hours we have met half of our goal for the new fence (Goal: $2,500). THANK YOU SO MUCH! We are almost there. If you would like to give safely and securely online, click here http://rockyriverchurch.com/give. You can either give directly to The Bridge or give as an offering to Rocky River Church. If you give as an offering, just make a note so we know that it goes to the fence. Also, we've had several folks stop by with their donation. You can also mail in your donation to Rocky River Church, PO Box 68, Harrisburg, NC 28075.
I'll keep you guys updated. And thanks again for making your money count!
**IMPORTANT** - FROM PASTOR JIMMY BRITTSubmitted by jimmybritt on Tue, 08/27/2013 - 2:18pm.
Hey Rocky River Church! I hope you are having a GREAT weeks (especially as the kids are getting back into school and the new routines are beginning).
Anyway, as you know, these are VERY exciting times at RRC. Thank you so much for being a part of all that God is doing in the lives of the people in our church and throughout this community through this ministry.
As you know this has been an historical week for us at Rocky River Church. We kicked off a brand new preschool at RRC called The Bridge Academy. It is so exciting to see children using this facility during the week. God has given us a great opportunity to be able to minister to the families in our church and community through this preschool.
This week a number of parents have expressed their concerns about the pond behind the church building. It is also a concern to parents who bring their small children to church on Sundays. That said, we have decided to put in a fenced in play area behind the building. This is a play area the our kids can use on Sundays as well as The Bridge Academy during the week. This will be a nice chain-link fence with vinyl coating like you would find at most Preschools and Day Cares in our community. The area to be fenced in is 50x70 so it will be plenty big enough for us to grow into and add a full playground at some point.
Anyway, this is a very important project. Because of the safety concerns (and by faith) we have told the fencing contractor to proceed. We are hoping to have the fence installed this Saturday! The estimated cost is $2,500. We do not have this in our budget, but again, it is needed for the safety and peace of mind of parents and staff.
I would like to ask you to consider giving a special financial gift to this project. You can give safely and securely right now at http://rockyriverchurch.com/give. Or, you can mail a check to Rocky River Church, PO Box 68, Harrisburg, NC 28075. If you plan to give, will you shoot me an email just to let me know? This is very important. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thank you so much for considering this!
God bless you! Hope to see you Sunday.
Jimmy Britt, Lead Pastor
Open Letter From Pastor JimmySubmitted by jimmybritt on Wed, 08/14/2013 - 2:16pm.
Hey Rocky River Church! Karen and I are back home, safe and sound, after a GREAT trip to Turkey and Greece where we walked in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul when he took his second missionary journey to take the Gospel to Europe. Thank you so much for your prayers and support! While we had a great and meaningful trip we are so glad to be home and can't wait to see you on Sunday!
[Upcoming Message Series]
[Back To School Bash]
[iServe Conference]
[GO DEEP - Wednesday Night Bible Study]
Anyway, I just wanted to share some of these things with you. We are looking forward to a great few weeks at Rocky River Church. It is tremendous to think of what God has planned for our lives together as we serve Him at our church. Thank you so much for being a part of it! BUCKLE UP...HERE WE GO!
God bless you!
Rocky River Church, Friends and FamilySubmitted by jimmybritt on Mon, 07/29/2013 - 1:30pm.
Hi! Just wanted to let you know that I will not be blogging for the next couple of weeks or so. Karen and I leave out tomorrow with some GREAT friends to follow in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul in Turkey and Greece. It is the dream trip of a lifetime (for us). We leave out on July 30 to Istanbul, Turkey where we will tour for three days. Next we will board a four mast boat and tour the Greek Isles to visit places like Santorini, Ephesus, Collosae, Rhodes and the Island of Patmos (where John wrote the book of Revelation). We finish up with a three day tour of Athens, Greece. Again, we feel so blessed!
Anyway, I just wanted to ask for your prayers for safe travels. Karen and I will certainly be remembering you in our prayers. In fact, we plan to have prayers for our church, family and friends in many of the sites we visit along the way.
We love you and look forward to seeing you soon! God's blessings...
P.S. - If I can, I'll blog or Facebook some pictures along the way. :)
IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT THIS SUNDAY!Submitted by jimmybritt on Thu, 07/25/2013 - 9:52am.
Hey Rocky River Church. It is THURSDAY and the countdown to Sunday is "ON LIKE DONKEY KONG - JACK" (as Si would say). I can't wait! I'm so excited about a message I'll be preaching called "A New Beginning." The story we'll be looking at is from the life of Jacob - a guy who definitely needed a new beginning. Jacob made a lot of mistakes and had plenty of failures but God gave him a new beginning and He will give you one too. Don't let anything keep you away from Rocky River Church and your miracle this Sunday! See you at 9AM or 10:30. Be sure to bring a friend with you.
See ya! Love ya!
P.S. - For step by step directions from your doorstep to ours, [click here] http://rockyriverchurch.com/directions
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Hi friends. Boston hound here. I am hoping to get some recommendations for an upcoming visit to New York.
I will be the primary guide around Manhattan for two Chinese friends--major foodies--for about four days. Our activity will center around the lower East side (32 and 5) and the upper East (the Met, vaguely).
I am loathe to take these folks for Chinese food, as good as it may be, because they have access to such wonderful things of this type at home. Also, I think the American "fine dining" experience would turn them off, even if the food is wonderful.
One other criterion: my Chinese foodie friends seem turned off by the custom of waiting for any amount of time without real food on the table (bread and rolls don't really count for them). They appreciate the constant barrage of small dishes that typify the Chinese dining experience, so I am seeking non-Chinese restaurants that also value this kind of constant service approach--lots of courses, lots of small dishes. I imagine a good tapas place could fit the bill, but I am wondering if there are other types of cuisine/restaurants of this type within the orbits of the areas I have described that I haven't thought of. I imagine Korean food will be involved, but I am particularly interested to look beyond East Asian. I am looking for lunch places as well as dinner places. As far as price goes, moderate would be best with a couple of upper moderate to low expensive meals thrown in.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
A tasting menu sounds like it'd be a good idea for you. WD-50, Blue Hill and Annisa have great ones, IMO. People seem to either love or hate wd50, tho, so perhaps you don't want to take that gamble.
A buffet might also be a good choice. Hopefully other Hounds can suggest some good ones, since I don't really know the buffet scene around here.
As for cuisines, French and Italian are probably good, but I've found that my friends from mainland China don't particularly like Indian or Mexican food.
(For the record, I don't think there's anything particular to Chinese dining culture that makes waitng around for the next course uncomfortable. Keep talking and drinking and you ought to get through the intermissions just fine.)
re: cimui
Thanks for the suggestions. I think tasting menus will be absolutely on the right track, so I will check these out.
(By way of clarification, I wasn't citing a nervousness about conversational or social awkwardness that lies between moments of food service; this of course is situational and not something I am concerned about. The complaint that I am citing is based more on the kind of experience one expects when going to a restaurant to dine. In my experience, a good percentage of my Chinese friends (from China) find the custom of being served a small appetizer followed by a long period of waiting around for a large entree to be a lousy way to eat out. Also, this can be mistaken for bad service by folks unaccustomed to the rhythm of American dining, which can put the host in an awkward situation.)
re: East Cambridge Hound
Ok, I understand--tho I do think that visitors to the US like to visit to experience some cultural differences. The non-threatening ones, in any case. =)
It's a little untraditional, but perhaps you could ask for the appetizers and main courses to be brought out at the same time. Or just inform the wait staff that you're in a hurry and you don't want a long wait between courses.
For small plates, look into Kefi on the UWS. The food (Greek) is excellent and prices are moderate for NYC. The downside is that Kefi doesn't take reservations and chances are you'll have to wait around at the bar in the front room for a bit.
Flor's Kitchen in the West Village might also suit you for a very casual, inexpensive meal. My favorite way to dine there with friends is to order a wide array of non-entree items (many different kinds of arepas and empanadas, ceviche, tostones and other sides) and a pitcher of sangria. It gets a little messy, but you can even cut each of the arepas and empanadas up into several small pieces so everyone can sample everything. (Not entirely unlike mooncakes or dim sum, right?) The non-entrees are much better than the entrees, actually.
Another idea is to go to a steakhouse or barbecue joint where you order lots of sides for the table and no appetizer. There's a communal dining element to it and no wait (except the initial one) for food. They might enjoy the barbecue, especially, as something distinctly American that also sounds familiar notes in its similarity to char sui meats.
I'm sorry I don't have more suggestions for you re: tasting menus. As much as I like them, I usually don't have time to do the full experience. I know there've been some recent threads on the subject, though, so a search might give you some good leads.
Before I put out any ideas, I just want to ask a few questions to get more understanding pf your criteria:
- When you said lower East side (32 and 5), what is 32 and 5 (32th St and 5th Ave?)? Because if that's the case it is not lower East Side in NYC location reference (more like Midtown).
- Are you Chinese foodie friends from China or from Boston? Or are they familiar with American food? Are they up-to-date in the American dining scene? (I know you mentioned that they are foodies, but I am not sure if they are foodies for Chinese food only or in general...)
re: kobetobiko
Yes, our location is 32nd St. and 5th Avenue, so midtown.
My Chinese friends are coming from China, and though the dining scene in Beijing is increasingly cosmopolitan, it is quite different from the scene in a city like New York. They are not particularly familiar with American food.
one of my favorite authentic chinese restaurants is the " Grand Sichuan Eastern" between 55th and 56th street on second avenue. here's there website: http://thegrandsichuan.com/
you wont be disappointed.
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I think they will enjoy that since they are from china. It will be a disapointing experience in America.
Not sure what you have planned by now, but why not take them to St. Marks? Somewhere like Oh! Taisho or Yakitori Taisho is cheap, but also a unique and fun experience for them. Also, thought about taking them out to Shake Shack for a nice juicy burger in the park? Good luck!
I like to eats.
I often have business associates from Hong Kong who ask for recommendations and they prefer Korean to the Chinese food in the city. Since you'll be staying at 32nd and 5th, right in Koreatown, you might as well check it out.
Seoul Garden is great for Kalbi, bul go gi, jap chae and soon doo bu (their bi bim bap is pretty good too). they're generally pretty quick the everything and the small dishes come out as soon as you order.
There are a few places to get korean style fried chicken too...worth checking out. Try Bon Chon for that.
Hi ECH,
Since I travel to Asia a few times every year (usually stay in Japan and Hong Kong, but stop by China or other countries / cities quite often, I think I have a good idea what your foodie friends are accustomed to. I agree that you should look beyond East Asia cuisines as they are vastly available in China now (both fine-dining and causal). As for American / French / Italian, I believe French fine-dining is popular the most accessible in China, as well as Italian, but they tend to be more traditional. So here are some ideas that I have (and I will explain why I choose each one as well):
LES Food Excursion (by RGR) - You can definitely bring them to have the RGR's famous Lower East Side Food Excursion. With this tour not only will you be able to hit many historic / iconic establishements in LES, it also depicts some history of Manhattan, which IMO is something that every out-of-towners should do. Do a seach on the Manhattan board and you should be able to find the tour.
- For tapas, I will suggest Degustation. At this place they will be able to watch the chefs cook right in front of them, and I think it should be interesting for your friends as the way chefs operate and prepare food in the US is very different from Chinese chefs.
- I would also add the Bar Room at the Modern (right next to MoMA). The place has a sleek decor, plus a lot of contemporary American small plates. A good way to introduce them about modern American food (not the typical burgers, steaks or surf and turfs).
- For upper moderate, Blue Hill came to mind. The reason for choosing Blue Hill is because this restaurant really focuses on local, seasonal, and home-grown ingredients. Given that Chinese cuisine (particularly upscale) also emphasizes a lot on choosing ingredients based on seasonality and local specialties, I think it will be a great way to showcase them what American chefs do in this aspect. Food is excellent, and the price is moderate (and well worth every penny).
- For Italian, I will recommend Otto. Normally I will tell people to go to Babbo for pasta tasting, and if the budget / reservations (30 days in advance and gone in first 10 mins every day) work for you, by all means do Babbo. Otto is a great alternative because you will be able to order a lot of dishes that are real Italian yet not too conventional (i.e. not just spagetti + meatballs or pepperoni pizza). There should be a lot more interesting ingredients at Otto that are rarely available in the Italian restaurants in China. For instance, I know they do have excellent and extravagant truffle tasting meals in Italian restaurants in China, but lardo on pizza or testa may be more interesting to your foodie friends.
If they want more tapas, there are also other spanish tapa restaurants such as Tia Pol, or Cararus Arepa Bar that you can get some small plates and sangria.
If they are into desserts, I think cimiu's suggestion of WD-50 is excellent. Their dessert tasting is certainly worth a trip. A new (possibly hottest) dessert place to visit will be Tailor in Soho. ( I will avoid P*ONG because there are too many Asian ingredients that may not be as interesting to them)
By the way, don't forgot to bring them to one of the good bagel places (Ess-a-bagel or HH or so) to have a classic NY bagel. I am telling you it is SOOOOOO HARD to find good bagels in Asia. They just can't get the consistency and texture right! I have had good pizza and pasta in Asia, but never a bagel that can satisfy me like the ones here!
Not sure how many meals you are planning to bring them to, so here are my suggestions for now. If you need more ideas, feel free to post it and we will come up with more.
I got your spot, Pipa, on E. 19th St. This place serves tapas. You get small dishes brought throughout the evening and can order more at any time. The tapas range from olives to octopus to ham croquettes w/ sherry drippings to peppers stuffed with crab meat. They have tasty Spanish dishes and drinks, great seating with cushions and tons of candles. I have enjoyed everything I have eaten there. Oh and they also have a special cheese and cured ham menu.
My thanks to all for the detailed and helpful posts. This gives me a great start as I begin to plan my trip. I will keep notes and post a summary-type report on restaurants tried and enjoyed during our trip, which should be up by about October 25th or so.
You wrote: One other criterion: my Chinese foodie friends seem turned off by the custom of waiting for any amount of time without real food on the table
I think you should not take this into account in choosing where to take them, though you might want to give them an enticing detailed description on how the food is being carefully prepared as you wait. Instead, I think you should take them to the best places, regardless of food waiting time. If I visited Peking, and Chinese friends took me around, and at the end of my trip I told them how good the food was, and they said, oh, Peking has restaurants which are infinitely better than the ones we took you to, but they are brightly lit and we know that you Americans can't stand bright lighting, I would be devastated to say the least. You say that your friends are foodies and by definitlion a Chowhound will never turn down a stellar food experience because there is a ten minute wait for the food.
Strangely, if you did a survey on Chinese restaurant owners' beliefs about their non-Chinese American patrons, "they expect their food to be ready within two minutes!" would be the winner.
So take them to the best. Perhaps Jean-Georges, to see how French cooking techniques meet Asian influences. Also they will have heard of this, because of the Shanghai branch.
re: Brian S
Brian S-
I appreciate your comments, and I see the reason in them. Let me respond with two thoughts. First, my ideas about the kind of experience I think my friends will enjoy are based on years of living and eating in China. I have also done my share of hosting Chinese friends on visits to the States. I am not Chinese, but I like to think there is more to my notion than hearsay--it is based on actual experience and observation and a decent-sized sample. Your hypothetical example of hosts in Beijing seems a poor analogy, because it sounds like it would be based on cultural stereotypes, rather than observation.
Second, I do not plan to take these folks to second-rate places. I want rather to take them to wonderful places that have an even pacing of food spaced throughout the meal. By way of example, I plan to take them to Oleana (oleanarestaurant.com) for the tasting menu when we return to Boston. I'm trying to strike a balance of eating great things and maximizing our chances for a mutually gratifying experience.

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i18n and the comment parameter
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Today I had a small issue to implement a translation for an i18n call, via this post I want you to show the issue and how to resolve it.
It has to do that you can specify a 'comment' in your i18n call to give the translators more context.
This was the i18n content I wanted to translate. This is located in the ratings-component.
i18n.get("I love it", "Rating meaning for 5 stars")
My thinking was that a sling:key with the value of 'I love it' should be enough.
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Scenes From Early Life is a very appealing memoir recounted by a small boy and is descriptive of life - for the wealthy - during the 1970s in Bangladesh. However, it omitted important details of the time, which, for me, made the story seem somewhat callous.
Hensher mentions the discrimination between Bengalis and Pakistanis and briefly writes about the conflict that erupted at that time. However, there was no mention of the horrendous, heartbreaking news from Bangladesh that I remember hearing in the early 1970s. Reports of war, cyclones, floods, and famine that caused millions of deaths. It is to be assumed that this child of an affluent family was protected or too young to know much about it. I believe the omission was a sad lapse in compassion for all those who suffered so profoundly.
Scenes from Early Life has been touted as a possible candidate for this year's Booker Prize longlist. It's an autobiographical novel about the author's husband, Zaved Mahmood, who was born in East Pakistan in 1970, a year before the war of independence that led to the creation of Bangladesh. The young Saadi is the book's narrator, and he lovingly details his family of middle class Bengalis, focusing mainly on his father and maternal grandfather, both successful lawyers in separate practices who are dedicated but stubbornly independent, his mother and her sisters, and his maternal uncle, a ne'er do well who brings shame and causes rifts in the otherwise close knit extended family, who live together in the large home of his maternal grandparents in Dacca (now Dhaka), the major city of East Pakistan.
Saadi also describes the effects of the liberation war on his relatives and their neighbors. The conflict that led to the war began when the politically dominant West Pakistanis forcefully imposed their language and religious beliefs upon their eastern neighbors in the 1960s. A state of crisis was reached in early 1971, when the party of Bengali leader Shiekh Mujibur Rahman, referred to as Shiekh Mujib in the book, won a majority of the vote in Pakistan's first general election. The standing president of the country refused to permit Shiekh Mujib's party to form a government, and the Pakistani Army detained him and brutally suppressed his supporters in their homes and in the streets.
Despite the violence that surrounds them, Saadi's family remains largely intact, though strained by the disagreement between his father and his uncle. The novel shines brightest in its descriptions of Saadi's daily life and the relationships of the members of his family and those who come into their lives, particularly the musicians Amit and Altaf.
Scenes from Early Life, written with the help of Zaved Mahmood and his family, is a beautifully written and interesting glimpse into the life of a young child in an ordinary family touched but not destroyed by war. Hensher's ability to capture the language and feel of Bengali culture is very impressive, and indicative of the amount of work he put in to get the story right. I'll give it 4 stars, and I think it deserves a place on this year's Booker longlist.
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For the first year following the prophet's death no one worried about a written copy of the Qur'an because there were many oral witnesses among the Muslim community as living copies of the Qur'an. But when, about a year later, over seventy of the "Quran Bearers" were martyrs in the battle named "Al-Yamamah", it became imperative to guard against the sudden total loss of these oral copies. It, therefore, became a matter of extreme urgency to gather the material into a single volume which would be easy to handle and use for reference. The idea was suggested to Abu-Bakr (Radi Allahu Anhu), the first caliph and the closest friend of the Prophet (P.B.U.H), by Omar-ibnel-Khattab (Radi Allahu Anhu) himself, another eminent companion. After hesitating at first, saying, "How can I do a thing which the Prophet (peace and Allah's blessing be upon him) has not done? Abu-Bakr (Radi Allahu Anhu) was gradually convinced that Omar (Radi Allahu Anhu) was right.
This incident shows how much the Qur'an was cherished by the Prophet's companions and by the Muslims at large. Abu-Bakr (Radi Allahu Anhu) sent for Zaid-ibn-Thabit (Radi Allahu Anhu), one of the scribes who had written down most of the revelations in the Prophet's presence and under his guidance. Zaid (Radi Allahu Anhu) was distinguished also as being one of those who had learnt the whole Qur'an by heart and who was an authority on its various subjects and methods of recitation. Zaid (Radi Allahu Anhu) had attended numerous recitations including the last given by the Prophet (P.B.U.H) himself, and was a man admired for his integrity and competence.
Omar (Radi Allahu Anhu) then delivered a sermon in which he gave an order to the community: "Whoever received from the Messenger of God any part of the Qur'an in writing under his supervision may he bring it out to Zaid (Radi Allahu Anhu).
Zaid (Radi Allahu Anhu) and a colleague, Amr, sat at the door of the mosque and everyone who had any Qur'anic verse written down brought it over to them. But no material was accepted as authentic unless two of the Prophet's friends testified that it had actually been written down in his presence and under his direct supervision. This testimony was intended as an extra safeguard for the purity and authenticity of the text. In other words, it was not considered sufficient just to have the Qur'an written down from memory – many of the community having learnt it by heart. Nor was Abu-Bakr (Radi Allahu Anhu) satisfied with the mere collecting of the written material, there were a number of such records, some containing explanatory notes. Since the Muslim community held the sacred Book extremely dear, scrupulous care had to be exercised in its collection.
Accordingly, the official copy thus prepared was distinct from other personal copies by its absolute precision which excluded from the text any explanatory notes and even the titles of the Surahs. It was written down by Zaid (Radi Allahu Anhu) on sheets of paper which were tied together and kept in Abu-Bakr's custody. Before his death he handed it over to Omar-Ibnel-Khattab (Radi Allahu Anhu) who became the second caliph. When Omar (Radi Allahu Anhu) was about to die he did not want to nominate a specific successor, preferring to leave this to the people to decide by vote. Until that time the safest repository for this single reference copy of supremest value would be with Omar's daughter Hafsah, who in addition was also a widow of the Prophet (P.B.U.H).
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Last year, this game turned two seasons, one for the good, one for the worse.
Collins Hill traveled to Peachtree Ridge only half a known quantity. It was clear, by then, that the Eagles' offense was one of the best in the state. But the defense, that remained a question.
They answered it.
Collins Hill upset the Lions 14-10 with the defense coming up big to keep Peachtree Ridge out of the end zone.
From there, Peachtree Ridge floundered to a 1-3 finish, missing the playoffs, and Collins Hill charged into a state semifinals berth.
"That was a big game for us last year, defensively," Collins Hill coach Kevin Reach said. "We have to have the same thing. We still haven't played nearly our best. We just have to put together those four quarters."
Plenty has changed since last year's season-changing game. Peachtree Ridge has a new coach and Collins Hill is trying to find its quarterback. But both teams are in the mix for the top four spots and a playoff berth from Region 7-AAAAA.
"I think the kids are excited," Peachtree Ridge coach Mark Fleetwood said. "Both of these schools are neighbors, they border each other. I think it's a good, healthy thing, I really do.
"We know that Collins Hill came in and beat us (last year). That is what sours us more than anything."
Peachtree Ridge comes into Friday's game unbeaten in the region, a game ahead of 1-1 Collins Hill. But with the bulk of the 7-AAAAA schedule looming, this game kicks off the region gauntlet for both teams.
"It's just one of five, but this does set the tone for the next four games, there is no doubt," Fleetwood said.
Said Reach, "It's going to be a big game. Where we both kind of sit (in the standings) this is the big win. We both need this win."
Peachtree Ridge used the region bye week last week to return to its fundamentals and Collins Hill spent the time continuing to work in new starting quarterback Brett Sheehan, who made his first start two weeks ago at Duluth, connecting on 9 of 18 passes for 115 yards and three touchdowns.
"That's one of the best (halves) we've played since I've been here," Reach said of the Eagles' 28-point two quarters at Duluth.
Reach said he made the switch to Sheehan to spark the offense that relies plenty on running back Jordan Parker.
"We just felt like it was the right time to play Brett," Reach said. "He's confident. He's got a lot of poise and he didn't seem to rattle at all."
But the Peachtree Ridge defense will be a different challenge for Sheehan and the Eagles.
"It looks to me like they are trying to find that extra mileage at quarterback," Fleetwood said.
But with Joe Horn making plays at receiver and quarterback Billy Best managing an offense that hasn't scored less than 14 points a game and maxed out at 55 two weeks ago, the defense of the Eagles will again look to make a statement a year later.
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Together we are heard: Effectiveness of daily 'language' groups in a community preschool
Article first published online: 5 MAY 2004
DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-2018.2004.00180.x
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I was doing some housekeeping on one of our file servers and I noticed the backup routine was bleating about being unable to access a handful of folders in the users area. On closer inspection it looks like the affected users have created a folder to house website files, either manually or my copying a website. The folders have no security properties and the folder name ends with a space. The folders are empty.
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To run it, open Terminal on a Mac, make the script executable (chmod +x ~/Desktop/fix_filenames.pl), cd to the folder above the one you want to strip the illegal characters from and then run the command below.Code:#!/usr/bin/perl -w # This script renames all the files supplied as command-line args # where necessary so that the filename is acceptable to MS Windows # Cameron Hayne (email@example.com), June 2004 # http://hintsforums.macworld.com/showthread.php?t=25080 use strict; chomp @argV = <STDIN>) unless @argV; # The Microsoft document at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/100108 # says that the following characters are not allowed in filenames in each of # the specified file-systems: # FAT: . " / \ [ ] | : ; , = # NTFS: ? " / \ < > | : * # We don't do anything with the dot (.) since it clearly is allowable in spite # of what that document says. # And we don't do anything with the slash (/) since that character will not # occur in OS X file names and modifying it would cause troubles when a file # path (with directories) is specified. # The changing of the filenames is done via the 'tr' statements below. # Each occurrence of a character in the first curly brackets is replaced by the # character in the second curly brackets. foreach my $filename @argV) { my $orig_filename = $filename; $filename =~ tr{\\}{-}; $filename =~ tr{*?}{X}; $filename =~ tr{"><[]|:;,=}{_}; unless ($filename eq $orig_filename) { print "About to rename $orig_filename to $filename\n"; if (-e $filename) { print "Oops, there already exists a file named $filename\n"; print "Skipping the rename - you will have to do it manually\n"; } else { rename($orig_filename, $filename); } } }
Code:find -d . -print0 | xargs -0 ~/Desktop/fix_filenames.pl
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#487270489 / gettyimages.comBetter Than: MOST CONCERTS. Cher has an EGO. One Tony Award away from getting that 'T' at the end of EGOT, she embraces every double-meaning of the word in a way that is engaging, self-deprecating and very Cher. After decades in the biz, a Vegas residency, numerous award ... More >>
Cher and Cyndi Lauper hit Barclays
One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band By Alan Paul St. Martin's Press, 464 pp., $29.99 Make no mistake. While only two of the six original members of the Allman Brothers Band were actual biological siblings, the fraternal ties of Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Berry ... More >>
Better Than: It's Alice Cooper. It's better than everything. They say that after a nuclear holocaust, there will be two things left: cockroaches and Cher. It's time to add a third likely survivor: Alice Cooper. The original shock rocker, now 65, commanded the sold-out Beacon Theater last night wi ... More >>
Disco was so big in the 1970s--and it will be big again at my upcoming event--that huge names rode the spandex waves by putting out unexpected dance songs, some better than others. Here are the most memorable to my eyes (and my dancing thighs).
RiFF RAFF may get all the the love as the King of Incomprehensible Tweets, but the title of Queen goes to Cher. While she may not have Harmony Korine ready to pen a book of tweet interpretations, the near-EGOTer has roughly 1.3 million followers who eagerly await her tweets, which, on any given day, ... More >>
I dish...You supply the names
There are a lot to choose from because, just like they soar in special and exciting ways, celebs also mess up with a gigantic splash heard 'round the world. Here are the choices for the worst star boo-boos of our times, as selected by the posters over at datalounge.com: Cher's hair care infomerci ... More >>
It turns out Cher was the original gender outlaw. In a segment of her TV show in the 1970s, the superstar portrayed all--and I mean all--the roles in a mini version of West Side Story, including Maria, Anita, and the Jets!
One of the many great things about Cher is that she personally answers a lot of the dumb and hateful trash talkers who tweet her, thereby putting them in their place--the bottom level of Dante's inferno. In fact, a lot of these cretins seem to be lining up to tweet Cher some sass just so they can b ... More >>
Two of my "best bashes in history" were casino galas that were outrageouly lavish and star studded, just the way events in a glitzy gambling temple should be. First of all: The opening of the Mohegan Sun Hotel and spa in Connecticut in 2002 How's this for a gala weekend? Friday night in the bi ... More >>
Every year, a boat full of gussied-up drag queens cruises from Fire Island's Cherry Grove into the harbor of the Pines as an annual protest of the time Grove drag queens were denied drinks at the Pines' Blue Whale because they weren't "real women." This is sort of like Stonewall in reverse--we're c ... More >>
It will traverse three periods in the superstar's life and career, with three different women playing Cher at various ages. Who could possibly be qualified enough to take on those roles? Let the speculating begin.
If you need any more reason to love Cher, here it is. Here rage-filled rant (in 140 characters or less) about the Republican candidate for the Presidency, which will make you "Believe" again.
It's Hot Mess, the drag revue that happens every Wednesday at 9 PM at the new club xl. It's great to see the drag queens in an elaborate show done in a high-tech setting, with state of the art projections, a large stage, and cabaret seating. It's what they deserve!
We're all going to hell, kids! And in my case it's OK, because a whole slew of washed-up sitcom and sketch-comedy "stars" have said I'm going there already, in a first-class seat.
Drag star Sherry Vine -- the Elizabeth Taylor of downtown and the Gaga-spoofing YouTube queen -- is hosting a variety show for Here TV called She's Living for This. Well, I'm living for Sherry's favorite variety shows of all-time, and she generously obliged me with them since we both love a high-co ... More >>
Tina, Cher, Michael, Janet, Beyonce, Madonna, Gaga, Katy, and then some. They're all onstage at the Times Square Snapple Center (1627 Broadway at 50th Street), every Friday and Saturday at 11 PM. And they're men! Even Michael! Icons is the D'Angora Entertainment-produced drag show which wa ... More >>
As I pointed out the other day, the unlikely duo of Ernest Borgnine and Ethel Merman topped Kim and the ex Mr. Kim's 72-day marriage by splitting after only 32 days. But there are some that croaked even faster! (1) Rudolph Valentino and Jean Acker, 1919 Only six hours! And they were pr ... More >>
"It takes two, baby," as Marvin & Tammi once sang. So here are my all-time favorite twosomes -- musically, that is. (13) "Cruisin'," Gwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis, 2000 This cover version of the Smokey Robinson hit came from a rotten movie about karaoke, but it grabbed me, with Gwynnie's creamy ... More >>
Somebody's got to do the dirty dishes around here
Chatty Kathy Griffin just called to tell me about the time she confronted Michele Bachmann on an escalator at an official government dinner. You'll spit out your Jamba juice when you hear the result. It's in this week's column, a zingy and hilarious chat with caustic Kathy, who also tells m ... More >>
You're invited to a faux drag queen wedding
In a play! In the book Robert Altman, An Oral Biography, Cher remembers that Altman wanted her to play the transsexual Joanne in the 1981 play (and later movie) Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean. But Cher didn't want to go there.
It's on the 13th floor of Resorts' Ocean Tower, but here's hoping that won't be an unlucky roll of the dice. Resorts' LGBT marketing man Joel Ballesteros sent a bunch of us there this weekend for the gala opening, which started with a performance of the old-school drag revue "Believe--Divas ... More >>
In Chaz Bono's new book, Transition: The Story Of How I Became A Man, Chaz talks about the different approaches taken by dad Sonny Bono and mama Cher. Writes Chaz: "With my dad, I was comfortable and happy. "He treated me like the boy I felt myself to be." But Cher would say insensitive ... More >>
If you thought the ceremonies weren't funny, don't blame him.
Go nuts for MGM Grand
They all came up at Daniel Nardicio's "Sh*t Show" last night at Bowery Poetry Club, where I gleefully addressed them all as a gossipy guest star. Here are the topics, followed by my educated stabs at responses to them: 1--Natalie Portman didn't do most of her dancing in 'Black Swan', accor ... More >>
They must be! After all, three of their picks for Worst Supporting Actress of the year happen to be huge gay icons. Cher is up for Burlesque
Do you know where your embarrassing videos are?
Well, that's actually the second runner up in the photo. (And though her cones look vaguely Madonna-esque, she' s actually doing Gaga--and very well, thank you.) Below I'll show you which drag queen won the splashy pageant in Atlantic City on Sunday after judges like myself, Mark Segal, Coc ... More >>
This time with real drag queens. As I recently told you, the Cher/Christina Aguilera movie musical Burlesque inspired a drag spoof called Boylesque at the Laurie Beechman Theatre, and there was actually not much difference.
Plus, camping out at Burlesque
And she's fuming mad about it! But she's also a little annoyed about the less appealing aspects of her part in the show itself and the low-class audiences that come to lap it up on a regular basis. CLICK HERE for my column about her plight -- and also learn about my plight as someone who ha ... More >>
I make that bold assertion in this brand new interview with me on GPhilly. After all, they have that Cher connection. End of story. But that's not really what the interview (done by writer Natalie Hope McDonald) is about anyway.
A pre-Burlesque parody
While we impatiently await the November 24 opening of Burlesque, in which Cher stars as Tess, an LA nightclub's bitchy mother hen, we've taken a stroll down celluloid lane with the Half-Breed herself. Burlesque is Cher's her first starring role since 1999's Tea With Mussolini (unless you coun ... More >>
Cher once had problems coming to terms with her daughter Chastity's lesbianism, and now she admits she still wrestles with being totally comfortable regarding Chastity's transitioning to Chaz Bono. The Oscar-winning singer/actress still gets the pronouns wrong and sometimes forgets to say ... More >>
Who's doing what to whom? Your guess is not as good as mine.
The battle is on for which Hollywood icon can show less expression on their faces: Is it Oscar winner Cher, who against all odds believes in life after surgery? Or The Owls of Ga'hoole, who also don't seem to give a hoot about registering a whole bunch of facial realness?
Burlesque is the fascinating sounding film coming out in November starring two people who started in the musical arena, Oscar winner Cher and Grammy winner Christina Aguilera. Without googling what the hell it's about, let's come up with possible plots of our own--storylines that can make th ... More >>
New Lips, old musicals, other stuff and Nunsense
And what could be more perfect? Has there ever been a finer work of architecture than Cher's face and body? (And no, I won't accept any jokes abut how Chaz obviously developed his craving for surgery from Mama. It's a completely different bag of beans.) But back to Cher. I love her. I once ... More >>
The other Number 9Number 9The Maxim Hot 100 List is out. Yeah, we've been waiting for this all year! Not only that, but the Good Surgeon's Guide to the Top 10 Worst Celebrity Faces came out last week. And since we are connoisseurs of both beauty and hideousness here at Runnin' Scared, ... More >>
Cher via WikipediaAs a kid, I was really good at math. Then Cher came along. After that, I only cared about hair, navels, and half breeds. So I desperately need some help in understanding the Goldman Sachs mess currently being investigated.
This is quite simply the best clip evah. One-named icon Cher--who will surely survive the apocalypse, along with cockroaches and Gilligan's Island lunchboxes--once did a bit on her old TV show in which she played the roles in West Story--ALL the roles. She played the Jets AND the Sharks, dancing wit ... More >>
Its magic at the Sunshine


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