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The judgments of God denounced against rich unbelievers. (1-6) Exhortation to patience and meekness under tribulations. (7-11) Cautions against rash swearing Prayer recommended in afflictive and prosperous circumstances, Christians to confess their faults to each other. (12-18) The happiness of being the means of the conversion of a sinner. (19,20)
Verses 1-6 Public troubles are most grievous to those who live in pleasure, and are secure and sensual, though all ranks suffer deeply at such times. All idolized treasures will soon perish, except as they will rise up in judgment against their possessors. Take heed of defrauding and oppressing; and avoid the very appearance of it. God does not forbid us to use lawful pleasures; but to live in pleasure, especially sinful pleasure, is a provoking sin. Is it no harm for people to unfit themselves for minding the concerns of their souls, by indulging bodily appetites? The just may be condemned and killed; but when such suffer by oppressors, this is marked by God. Above all their other crimes, the Jews had condemned and crucified that Just One who had come among them, even Jesus Christ the righteous.
Verses 7-11 Consider him that waits for a crop of corn; and will not you wait for a crown of glory? If you should be called to wait longer than the husbandman, is not there something more worth waiting for? In every sense the coming of the Lord drew nigh, and all his people's losses, hardships, and sufferings, would be repaid. Men count time long, because they measure it by their own lives; but all time is as nothing to God; it is as a moment. To short-lived creatures a few years seem an age; but Scripture, measuring all things by the existence of God, reckons thousands of years but so many days. God brought about things in Job's case, so as plainly to prove that he is very pitiful and of tender mercy. This did not appear during his troubles, but was seen in the event, and believers now will find a happy end to their trials. Let us serve our God, and bear our trials, as those who believe that the end will crown all. Our eternal happiness is safe if we trust to him: all else is mere vanity, which soon will be done with for ever.
Verses 12-18 The sin of swearing is condemned; but how many make light of common profane swearing! Such swearing expressly throws contempt upon God's name and authority. This sin brings neither gain, nor pleasure, nor reputation, but is showing enmity to God without occasion and without advantage It shows a man to be an enemy to God, however he pretends to call himself by his name, or sometimes joins in acts of worship. But the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. In a day of affliction nothing is more seasonable than prayer. The spirit is then most humble, and the heart is broken and tender. It is necessary to exercise faith and hope under afflictions; and prayer is the appointed means for obtaining and increasing these graces. Observe, that the saving of the sick is not ascribed to the anointing with oil, but to prayer. In a time of sickness it is not cold and formal prayer that is effectual, but the prayer of faith. The great thing we should beg of God for ourselves and others in the time of sickness is, the pardon of sin. Let nothing be done to encourage any to delay, under the mistaken fancy that a confession, a prayer, a minister's absolution and exhortation, or the sacrament, will set all right at last, where the duties of a godly life have been disregarded. To acknowledge our faults to each other, will tend greatly to peace and brotherly love. And when a righteous person, a true believer, justified in Christ, and by his grace walking before God in holy obedience, presents an effectual fervent prayer, wrought in his heart by the power of the Holy Spirit, raising holy affections and believing expectations and so leading earnestly to plead the promises of God at his mercy-seat, it avails much. The power of prayer is proved from the history of Elijah. In prayer we must not look to the merit of man, but to the grace of God. It is not enough to say a prayer, but we must pray in prayer. Thoughts must be fixed, desires must be firm and ardent, and graces exercised. This instance of the power of prayer, encourages every Christian to be earnest in prayer. God never says to any of the seed of Jacob, Seek my face in vain. Where there may not be so much of miracle in God's answering our prayers, yet there may be as much of grace.
Verses 19-20 It is no mark of a wise or holy man, to boast of being free from error, or to refuse to acknowledge an error. And there is some doctrinal mistake at the bottom of every practical mistake. There is no one habitually bad, but upon some bad principle. This is conversion; to turn a sinner from the error of his ways, not merely from one party to another, or from one notion and way of thinking to another. There is no way effectually and finally to hide sin, but forsaking it. Many sins are hindered in the party converted; many also may be so in others whom he may influence. The salvation of one soul is of infinitely greater importance than preserving the lives of multitudes, or promoting the welfare of a whole people. Let us in our several stations keep these things in mind, sparing no pains in God's service, and the event will prove that our labour is not in vain in the Lord. For six thousand years He has been multiplying pardons, and yet his free grace is not tired nor grown weary. Certainly Divine mercy is an ocean that is ever full and ever flowing. May the Lord give us a part in this abundant mercy, through the blood of Christ, and the sanctification of the Spirit.
James 5:1-20 . WOES COMING ON THE WICKED RICH: BELIEVERS SHOULD BE PATIENT UNTO THE LORD'S COMING: VARIOUS EXHORTATIONS.
1. Go to now--Come now. A phrase to call solemn attention.
ye rich--who have neglected the true enjoyment of riches, which consists in doing good. James intends this address to rich Jewish unbelievers, not so much for themselves, as for the saints, that they may bear with patience the violence of the rich ( James 5:7 ), knowing that God will speedily avenge them on their oppressors [BENGEL].
miseries that shall come--literally, "that are coming upon you" unexpectedly and swiftly, namely, at the coming of the Lord ( James 5:7 ); primarily, at the destruction of Jerusalem; finally, at His visible coming to judge the world.
2. corrupted--about to be destroyed through God's curse on your oppression, whereby your riches are accumulated ( James 5:4 ). CALVIN thinks the sense is, Your riches perish without being of any use either to others or even to yourselves, for instance, your garments which are moth-eaten in your chests.
garments . . . moth-eaten--referring to Matthew 6:19 Matthew 6:20 .
3. is cankered--"rusted through" [ALFORD].
rust . . . witness against you--in the day of judgment; namely, that your riches were of no profit to any, lying unemployed and so contracting rust.
shall eat your flesh--The rust which once ate your riches, shall then gnaw your conscience, accompanied with punishment which shall prey upon your bodies for ever.
as . . . fire--not with the slow process of rusting, but with the swiftness of consuming fire.
for the last days--Ye have heaped together, not treasures as ye suppose (compare Luke 12:19 ), but wrath against the last days, namely, the coming judgment of the Lord. ALFORD translates more literally, "In these last days (before the coming judgment) ye laid up (worldly) treasure" to no profit, instead of repenting and seeking
4. Behold--calling attention to their coming doom as no vain threat.
labourers--literally "workmen."
of you kept back--So English Version rightly. Not as ALFORD, "crieth out from you." The "keeping back of the hire" was, on the part OF the rich, virtually an act of "fraud," because the poor laborers were not immediately paid. The phrase is therefore not, "kept back by you," but "of you"; the latter implying virtual, rather than overt, fraud. James refers to Deuteronomy 24:14 Deuteronomy 24:15 , "At this day . . . give his hire, neither shall the sun go down upon it, lest he CRY against thee unto the Lord, and it be sin unto thee." Many sins "cry" to heaven for vengeance which men tacitly take no account of, as unchastity and injustice [BENGEL]. Sins peculiarly offensive to God are said to "cry" to Him. The rich ought to have given freely to the poor; their not doing so was sin. A still greater sin was their not paying their debts. Their greatest sin was not paying them to the poor, whose wages is their all.
cries of them--a double cry; both that of the hire abstractly, and that of the laborers hired.
the Lord of sabaoth--here only in the New Testament. In Romans 9:29 it is a quotation. It is suited to the Jewish tone of the Epistle. It reminds the rich who think the poor have no protector, that the Lord of the whole hosts in heaven and earth is the guardian and avenger of the latter. He is identical with the "coming Lord" Jesus ( James 5:7 ).
5. Translate, "Ye have luxuriated . . . and wantoned." The former expresses luxurious effeminacy; the latter, wantonness and prodigality. Their luxury was at the expense of the defrauded poor ( James 5:4 ).
on the earth--The same earth which has been the scene of your wantonness, shall be the scene of the judgment coming on you: instead of earthly delights ye shall have punishments.
nourished . . . hearts--that is glutted your bodies like beasts to the full extent of your hearts' desire; ye live to eat, not eat to live.
as in a day of slaughter--The oldest authorities omit "as." Ye are like beasts which eat to their hearts' content on the very day of their approaching slaughter, unconscious it is near. The phrase answers to "the last days," James 5:3 , which favors ALFORD'S translation there, "in," not "for."
6. Ye have condemned . . . the just--The Greek aorist expresses, "Ye are accustomed to condemn . . . the just." Their condemnation of Christ, "the Just," is foremost in James' mind. But all the innocent blood shed, and to be shed, is included, the Holy Spirit comprehending James himself, called "the Just," who was slain in a tumult. appropriateness to the expression in this verse, the same "as the righteous (just) man" ( James 5:16 ). The justice or righteousness of Jesus and His people is what peculiarly provoked the ungodly great men of the world.
he doth not resist you--The very patience of the Just one is abused by the wicked as an incentive to boldness in violent persecution, as if they may do as they please with impunity. God doth "resist the proud" ( James 4:6 ); but Jesus as man, "as a sheep is dumb before the shearers, so He opened not His mouth": so His people are meek under persecution. The day will come when God will resist (literally, "set Himself in array against") His foes and theirs.
7. Be patient therefore--as judgment is so near ( james 5:1 james 5:3 ), ye may well afford to be "patient" after the example of the unresisting Just one ( James 5:6 ).
brethren--contrasted with the "rich" oppressors, James 5:1-6 .
unto the coming of the Lord--Christ, when the trial of your patience shall cease.
husbandman waiteth for--that is, patiently bears toils and delays through hope of the harvest at last. Its "preciousness" (compare Psalms 126:6 , "precious seed") will more than compensate for all the past. Compare the same image, Galatians 6:3 Galatians 6:9 .
hath long patience for it--"over it," in respect to it.
until he receive--"until it receive" [ALFORD]. Even if English Version be retained, the receiving of the early and latter rains is not to be understood as the object of his hope, but the harvest for which those rains are the necessary preliminary. The early rain fell at sowing time, about November or December; the latter rain, about March or April, to mature the grain for harvest. The latter rain that shall precede the coming spiritual harvest, will probably be another Pentecost-like effusion of the Holy Ghost.
8. coming . . . draweth nigh--The Greek expresses present time and a settled state. 1 Peter 4:7 , "is at hand." We are to live in a continued state of expectancy of the Lord's coming, as an event always nigh. Nothing can more "stablish the heart" amidst present troubles than the realized expectation of His speedy coming.
9. Grudge not--rather "Murmur not"; "grumble not." The Greek is literally, "groan": a half-suppressed murmur of impatience and harsh judgment, not uttered aloud or freely. Having exhorted them to patience in bearing wrongs from the wicked, he now exhorts them to a forbearing spirit as to the offenses given by brethren. Christians, who bear the former patiently, sometimes are impatient at the latter, though much less grievous.
lest . . . condemned--The best manuscript authorities read, "judged." James refers to Matthew 7:1 , "Judge not lest ye be judged." To "murmur against one another" is virtually to judge, and so to become liable to be judged.
judge . . . before the door--referring to Matthew 24:33 . The Greek is the same in both passages. and so ought to be translated here as there, "doors," plural. The phrase means "near at hand" ( Genesis 4:7 ), which in the oldest interpretations [Targums of Jonathan and Jerusalem] is explained, "thy sin is reserved unto the judgment of the world to come." Compare "the everlasting doors" ( Psalms 24:7 , whence He shall come forth). The Lord's coming to destroy Jerusalem is primarily referred to; and ultimately, His coming again visibly to judgment.
10. the prophets--who were especially persecuted, and therefore were especially "blessed."
example of suffering affliction--rather, simply, "of affliction," literally, "evil treatment."
11. count them happy--( Matthew 5:10 ).
which endure--The oldest authorities read, "which have endured," which suits the sense better than English Version: "Those who in past days, like the prophets and Job, have endured trials." Such, not those who "have lived in pleasure and been wanton on the earth" ( James 5:5 ), are "happy."
patience--rather, "endurance," answering to "endure": the Greek words similarly corresponding. Distinct from the Greek word for "patience" James 5:10 . The same word ought to be translated, "endurance," James 1:3 . He here reverts to the subject which he began with.
Job--This passage shows the history of him is concerning a real, not an imaginary person; otherwise his case could not be quoted as an example at all. Though he showed much of impatience, yet he always returned to this, that he committed himself wholly to God, and at last showed a perfect spirit of enduring submission.
and have seen--(with the eyes of your mind). ALFORD translates from the old and genuine reading, "see also," &c. The old reading is, however, capable of being translated as English Version.
the end of the Lord--the end which the Lord gave. If Job had much to "endure," remember also Job's happy "end." Hence, learn, though much tried, to "endure to the end."
that--ALFORD and others translate, "inasmuch as," "for."
pitiful . . . of tender mercy--The former refers to the "feeling"; the latter, to the act. His pity is shown in not laying on the patient endurer more trials than he is able to bear; His mercy, in His giving a happy "end" to the trials [BENGEL].
12. But above all--as swearing is utterly alien to the Christian meek "endurance" just recommended.
swear not--through impatience, to which trials may tempt you ( james 5:10 james 5:11 ). In contrast to this stands the proper use of the tongue, James 5:13 . James here refers to Matthew 5:34 , &c.
let your yea be yea--Do not use oaths in your everyday conversation, but let a simple affirmative or denial be deemed enough to establish your word.
condemnation--literally, "judgment," namely, of "the Judge" who "standeth before the doors" ( James 5:9 ).
13. afflicted--referring to the "suffering affliction" ( James 5:10 ).
let him pray--not "swear" in rash impatience.
merry--joyous in mind.
sing psalms--of praise. Paul and Silas sang psalms even in affliction.
14. let him call for the elders--not some one of the elders, as Roman Catholics interpret it, to justify their usage in extreme unction. The prayers of the elders over the sick would be much the same as though the whole Church which they represent should pray [BENGEL].
anointing him with oil--The usage which Christ committed to His apostles was afterwards continued with laying on of hands, as a token of the highest faculty of medicine .in the Church. just as we find in 1 Corinthians 6:2 the Church's highest judicial function. Now that the miraculous gift of healing has been withdrawn for the most part. to use the sign where the reality is wanting would be unmeaning superstition. Compare other apostolic usages now discontinued rightly, 1 Corinthians 11:4-15 , 16:20 . "Let them use oil who can by their prayers obtain recovery for the sick: let those who cannot do this, abstain from using the empty sign" [WHITAKER]. Romish extreme unction is administered to those whose life is despaired of, to heal the soul, whereas James' unction was to heal the body. CARDINAL CAJETAN [Commentary] admits that James cannot refer to extreme unction. Oil in the East, and especially among the Jews (see the Talmud, Jerusalem and Babylon), was much used as a curative agent. It was also a sign of the divine grace. Hence it was an appropriate sign in performing miraculous cures.
in the name of the Lord--by whom alone the miracle was performed: men were but the instruments.
15. prayer--He does not say the oil shall save: it is but the symbol.
save--plainly not as Rome says, "save" the soul. but heal "the sick": as the words, "the Lord shall raise him up," prove. So the same Greek is translated, "made (thee) whole," Matthew 9:21 Matthew 9:22 .
and if . . . sins--for not all who are sick are so because of some special sins. Here a case is supposed of one visited with sickness for special sins.
have committed--literally, "be in a state of having committed sins," that is, be under the consequences of sins committed.
they--rather, "it": his having committed sins shall be forgiven him. The connection of sin and sickness is implied in Isaiah 33:24 , Matthew 9:2-5 , John 5:14 . The absolution of the sick, retained in the Church of England, refers to the sins which the sick man confesses ( James 5:16 ) and repents of, whereby outward scandal has been given to the Church and the cause of religion; not to sins in their relation to God, the only Judge.
16. The oldest authorities read, "Confess, THEREFORE," &c. Not only in the particular case of sickness, but universally confess.
faults--your falls and offenses, in relation to one another. The word is not the same as sins. Matthew 5:23 Matthew 5:24 , Luke 17:4 , illustrate the precept here.
one to another--not to the priest, as Rome insists. The Church of England recommends in certain cases. Rome compels confession in all cases. Confession is desirable in the case of (1) wrong done to a neighbor; (2) when under a troubled conscience we ask counsel of a godly minister or friend as to how we may obtain God's forgiveness and strength to sin no more, or when we desire their intercessory prayers for us ("Pray for one another"): "Confession may be made to anyone who can pray" [BENGEL]; (3) open confession of sin before the Church and the world, in token of penitence. Not auricular confession.
that ye may be healed--of your bodily sicknesses. Also that, if your sickness be the punishment of sin, the latter being forgiven on intercessory prayer, "ye may be healed" of the former. Also, that ye may be healed spiritually.
effectual--intense and fervent, not "wavering" ( James 1:6 ), [BEZA]. "When energized" by the Spirit, as those were who performed miracles [HAMMOND]. This suits the collocation of the Greek words and the sense well. A righteous man's prayer is always heard generally, but his particular request for the healing of another was then likely to be granted when he was one possessing a special charism of the Spirit. ALFORD translates, "Availeth much in its working." The "righteous" is one himself careful to avoid "faults," and showing his faith by works ( James 2:24 ).
17. Elias . . . like passions as we--therefore it cannot be said that he was so raised above us as to afford no example applicable to common mortals like ourselves.
prayed earnestly--literally, "prayed with prayer": Hebraism for prayed intensely. Compare Luke 22:15 , "With desire I have desired," that is, earnestly desired. ALFORD is wrong in saying, Elias' prayer that it might not rain "is not even hinted at in the Old Testament history." In 1 Kings 17:1 it is plainly implied, "As the Lord God of Israel liveth, before whom I stand, there shall not be dew nor rain these years, but according to my word." His prophecy of the fact was according to a divine intimation given to him in answer to prayer. In jealousy for God's honor ( 1 Kings 19:10 ), and being of one mind with God in his abhorrence of apostasy, he prayed that the national idolatry should be punished with a national judgment, drought; and on Israel's profession of repentance he prayed for the removal of the visitation, as is implied in 1 Kings 18:39-42 ; compare Luke 4:25 .
three years, &c.--Compare 1 Kings 18:1 , "The third year," namely, from Elijah's going to Zarephath; the prophecy ( James 5:1 ) was probably about five or six months previously.
18. prayed . . . and--that is, "and so." Mark the connection between the prayer and its accomplishment.
her fruit--her usual and due fruit, heretofore withheld on account of sin. Three and a half years is the time also that the two witnesses prophesy who "have power to shut and open heaven that it rain not."
19. The blessing of reclaiming an erring sinner by the mutual consent and intercessory prayer just recommended.
do err--more literally, "be led astray."
the truth--the Gospel doctrine and precepts.
one--literally, "any"; as "any" before. Everyone ought to seek the salvation of everyone [BENGEL].
20. Let him--the converted.
know--for his comfort, and the encouragement of others to do likewise.
shall save--future. The salvation of the one so converted shall be manifested hereafter.
shall hide a multitude of sins--not his own, but the sins of the converted. The Greek verb in the middle voice requires this. Proverbs 10:12 refers to charity "covering" the sins of others before men; James to one's effecting by the conversion of another that that other's sins be covered before God, namely, with Christ's atonement. He effects this by making the convert partaker in the Christian covenant for the remission of all sins. Though this hiding of sins was included in the previous "shall save," James expresses it to mark in detail the greatness of the blessing conferred on the penitent through the converter's instrumentality, and to incite others to the same good deed.


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Locals from across the county celebrated the official grand reopening of the historic building with a public ceremony held Monday.
The Bolivar County Board of Supervisors has worked with a number of agencies for about six years to finalize substantial improvements to the building's structure.
Board President Andrew Williams, a Rosedale native, was thrilled to see the large crowd that gathered to pay tribute to the extensive progress.
"It's been a long time coming, but I'm so happy to see it all come together," said Williams. "The citizens seemed very pleased today and we will make sure this vital part of our community doesn't fall into disarray again."
"The courthouse is a big asset to life on the west side of the county. People from many towns depend on it for buying car tags, paying taxes and of course, going to court."
A number of project leaders and key players in the renovation process were honored at Monday's assembly.
Statements were given by the supervisors, County Administrator Will Hooker, Rosedale Mayor Carey Estes, guest speaker and former Bolivar County Administrator Mimi Dossett, Project Manager Holly Hawkins, United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development State Director Trina N. George and others.
Letters of support were also presented from U.S. Rep. Benny Thompson and U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran.
The event closed with Williams and District 5 Supervisor Larry King unveiling a new cornerstone at the building's front steps.
Attendees were invited back inside for lunch and refreshments provided by the different court offices, including the chancery clerk, circuit clerk, tax-assessor/collector, sheriff's department and the board.
The total expenditure of the undertaking was approximately $1.3 million dollars.
Of this cost, $1 million was funded through the three separate grants.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Department contributed $350,000, The USDA added $350,000 and the Mississippi Department of Archives and History pitched in $300,000.
The board of supervisors provided the additional cost of $300,000.
In 2009, Hooker and a board-delegated crew of local leaders traveled to the U.S. Congress in Washington, D.C. to rally for the financial support.
"We were able to get our first committed funding source as a Congressional appropriation for Bolivar County in the 2009 federal budget and secured the other two funding sources the following year," stated Hooker.
Overall, the project was managed at an approximate 70/30 grant funded overhaul.
As reported in previous Bolivar Commercial coverage, a majority of the money went towards improving the building's weakening foundation.
"Most of the work and cost went into re-stabilization efforts," said Williams. "This problem was causing some of the walls to lean and pull away from the original structure."
Hooker explained that unstable ground was the root of the problem.
"Soft soil and the building's poor foundation played a role in the stabilization issues," said Hooker. "Over the years, the weight of the two internal vaults in the building and the ground giving and pulling contributed to this problem.
"We've made repairs to have a much stronger foundation, and we'll now be able to utilize the north wing of the building that wasn't available before."
Installing a new roof and a number of interior retouches were also big parts of the restoration.
Cleveland-based contractor Roy Collins of Roy Collins Construction Company, Inc. was also praised for his crew's commitment to the project.
Hooker also gave credit to preservation architect Belinda Stewart of Belinda Stewart Architects, P.A.
"I think the results are outstanding, as we can all see today," said Stewart. "I'm thrilled to be a part of this project and I'm excited that the community understood the significance of preserving the history of this building."
George said it was also an honor for the USDA to play a helping hand.
"The USDA is very proud to have played a role in helping this dream come true for Bolivar County," said George. "This endeavor is a long time coming, but generations to come will now have a place to do their business."
Hooker said Monday's ceremony was about recognizing the many people and organizations that made the endeavor come to life.
"This was the result of the commitment of the board of supervisors and a lot of people working together for a common goal," said Hooker. "It's been a long struggle but we're happy to finally have everything done that was outlined in the scope of work."
Hooker, in charge of recognition on Monday, said the list of people to thank was lengthy and he apologized for forgetting to mention support letters received from Dr. Luther Brown, project manager and director of the Delta Center for Culture and Learning, Judson Thigpen, Cleveland-Bolivar County executive vice president, judges Johnny E. Walls Sr., Albert B. Smith, Kenneth Thompson, John L. Pearson and attorney Robert S. Crump.

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Once a flour-milling centre, visitors travel to Minneapolis today for culture. Art, theatre, history and fine dining await those with flights to Minneapolis, in the Riverfront District, Downtown and Uptown.
Things to do
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Music | 'Kwass Meda,' a soccer field 'where we will be joyous'
At the conclusion of the 2008 African Cup of Nations, we offer a new translation of Ejigayehu Shibabaw's, or Gigi's, song "Kwass Meda" (Soccer Field). The song features on the 2000 release One Ethiopia, with the translation from Amharic by Solomon Abebe and his nephew, Befekadu. (Feb 11)


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Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett
Updated: April 23, 2013 2:12PM
The CEO of the Chicago Public Schools is making a big mistake. Closing 54 elementary schools this summer — the largest number in the country in one year in at least the last decade — is too many. The most Chicago previously has closed in a single year is 12. Last week, we recommended closing no more than 35 schools this year.
The size of the overhaul is mind-boggling.
Not only will CPS close 54 schools because of low enrollment and transfer those students to at least 55 other schools . CPS also wants to "turnaround" six schools (same kids, same building, new adults) and co-locate 23 schools in 11 buildings.
About 138 schools will be impacted, affecting more than 30,000 kids. That's about 22 percent of CPS' 585 district-run schools.
This in a school district that barely functions on a good day.
Don't misunderstand: School closings are necessary. And CPS gets high marks for its plan to invest heavily in the receiving schools, equipping each with air conditioning, a library, iPads for older grades, extra academic supports, help from a retired principal, extra security and other capital upgrades. These schools, which are supposed to be higher performing than the sending schools, have gone without such basic necessities for too long.
We support closures, then, but over a longer period of time — some this June, the rest in June 2014 — to give CPS the very best chance to safely and humanely transition students and faculty. Other cities that have closed far fewer schools say that CPS' timetable is inviting trouble and chaos.
We urge the Board of Education, which must approve the closures, to push for this extended schedule. But if CPS insists on doing all the closings at once this summer, it should whittle its list further after hearings on every proposed closure in the coming weeks. CPS undoubtedly will learn vital new information that should force it to reconsider — certain schools aren't nearly as underused as they appear on paper, for example, and certain consolidations will harm the receiving schools.
CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett, who released her long-awaited closure list on Thursday, has done a good job of listening. She also has publicly promised to keep listening.
We don't think CPS "manufactured" its utilization crisis, as critics accuse. CPS has too many seats and too few children, largely because of population loses on the South and West Sides, a problem long ignored.
And CPS has already pared down its closure list significantly after listening to thousands of parents at dozens of hearings. That was only fair, particularly since the formula CPS used to initially assess a building's usage rate exaggerates the number of under-used schools. Byrd-Bennett also removed many schools from the list on the basis of sound recommendations from a commission she empaneled, a group that ably investigated the issue on its own.
This kind of genuine reaching out, before decisions are made, was a first for Chicago.
CPS also has planned for these moves like never before. In addition to logistical planning and the goodies such as air conditioning, 19 of the receiving schools are to get new programs in either math/science, International Baccalaureate or the fine arts. All these upgrades, CPS says, will be paid for over two years from savings derived from the closings. We fear that's overly optimistic, given the $233 million price tag. It's worth noting that the closure savings won't reduce CPS' projected $1 billion deficit this year.
The coming days will be ugly. Parents will be outraged, the teachers union will go to war.
But remember this: CPS will need all the help it can get. Whether you approve or not, schools will be closed and kids will be moved.
Chicago must come together to do the best it can for these kids.


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Criminal Investigations Division detectives were notified of the theft, according to the report.
The tools were valued at $90.
- A Honda ATV was reported stolen from an Old Parksville Road address Tuesday.
Matthew Burger said the four-wheeler had been parked in the front yard of his residence.
Between 7 and 10 p.m., someone entered his property and took the Honda TRX 400EX, which was described as being yellow and black in color.
CID detectives were presented with a lead sheet regarding the information that a man had stopped by earlier that day inquiring about purchasing the ATV, according to a report filed by Ritenour.
The ATV was valued at $2,000.
- Deputy Cru Ross of the Bradley County Sheriff's Office filed a report on vandalism.
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Lowe said her Ford Bronco was parked in the driveway.
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Investigation is ongoing, according to Ross. The damage was estimated at $500.
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In the interest of creating rumour, innuendo, nerdrage and irritation , may I present the black library author Graham MacNeill's comments on being made aware of the existence of Black Crusade (by me!) on his Fortress of Hera Facebook page:
'i'd not seen this, no, but it looks fantastic. Who could resist being a Chaos Marine? I NEED to write an adventure for this system!'
'Hmmmm, yeah... a Honsou adventure, that'd be fun...'
After False Gods, Fulgrim and A Thousand Sons, and his portrayals of the Iron Warriors (DAEMONACULABA!), theres no Black Library author better qualified to work on fluff material on Chaos topics than him IMHO, Dan Abnett and Ben Counter's work on dark heresy was cool, and, whilst the above is thinner evidence then the boundary between warp and reality in the Eye of Terror, its something I'd like to see happen!


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Atlanta area boys' high school basketball player Tahj Shamsid Deen won't be graduating until 2013. But he can already rest assured that he is wanted. This week received his first college scholarship offer, and it was from the prestigious academic institution Northwestern University in Chicago. Not bad for a 15-year-old kid who stands at only 5 foot 8 inches and 160 pounds. And Northwestern is not alone, as basketball powerhouse programs Connecticut, Florida, and Memphis are reportedly also interested in the young man.
"He's a 50-year-old midget," says his high school coach, Columbia High's Phil McCrary, "It speaks to his maturity level. He thinks way beyond his age," he told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "It's a compliment, not at all meant in a derogatory way. It's just that most kids his age make simple and minor mistakes on the floor. It's rare for Tahj because he's more mature than most of the point guards he plays against."
He added, "How many 15-year-olds do you know that are constantly looking up at the clock, knowing the situation they are in? How many always know where to go with the basketball? Know when to shoot? When to slow it down? And when to take over a game? All that stuff, Tahj has already learned. That's why I call him a '50-year-old midget' because his knowledge is way beyond his age."
ESPN.com rates Tahj as the 37th best point guard in the nation in the class of 2013 and offers the following scouting report: Tahj pushes the ball with good pace in transition and displays the ability to hit the stop and pop mid range pull up around the foul line. Shamsid-Deen is a lefty with a smooth stroke. He can hit the open three and runner in the lane as well. Shamsid-Deen has a tight handle and does a good job of drive, drawing and kicking to open teammates when he draws a second defender. He can pressure the ball with his excellent lateral foot speed and quick hands as well. Tahj must add strength and continue to develop his game but Shamsid-Deen is definitely on to keep a close eye on this spring and summer.This young lead guard had some very impressive possessions. He competes and plays with confidence. He also does a nice job of running the offense and keeping the team organized.
And to top it off, Tahj is a stellar student as well. He already posted a qualifying SAT score for college while only in the seventh grade. He has nearly a 4.0 GPA in high school and is a finalist for the Governor's Cup in math. Inshallah there are big things in store for this little fellow.


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Friday at Brad's Bench May 30th
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Reclaimed Lumber Back at the beginning of April I wrote about some household items I made using leftovers from a commissioned project. Well, I thought I'd show you the original project. It's actually two pieces - two ridiculously heavy conference...
Friday at Brad's Bench May 23rd
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Let the Boxes Begin A couple weeks ago I wrote about some teak that I salvaged from an old Adirondack chair. I started a project with it today; a long, slender dovetailed box with a sliding lid. I'm a big fan of boxes; particularly boxes with sliding...
Friday at Brad's Bench May 16th
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You Want Me To Help You Make a What? If you have kids in school, you're well aware of the fact that you'll be pressed into service to help make art projects countless times. For me, it's always fun because it's a chance to hang around...
Friday at Brad's Bench May 9th
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A Little Bit of Buried Treasure A friend of mine had an old two-seater Adirondack chair that she figured was rotting and ready for the landfill. But she liked it so much, that she asked me to copy it for her, but build it using composite decking material...
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Cordless Jointer. Yup, it's late. But it's still Friday. It's been a whirlwind of a week. While working on a project today, I got to use one of my favorite techniques. Most seasoned woodworkers are well aware of this one, but not everyone...
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Not Exactly At The Bench Browsing my local Woodcraft supply store today. Turns out they're now distributing Shapton sharpening products. If you're not familiar with them, they are the cream of the crop ceramic stones. I was drooling over their...
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Retractable Chuck Key After losing three chuck keys I attached the fourth to a plain, old retractable key chain. Now I don't have to turn my shop inside out looking for my chuck key because it'salways within easy reach. I truned the holder upside...
Friday's Tip for March 7th
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Versatile Center Gauge I wanted to add accent dowel "dots" down the center of some slightly curved, tapered table legs. Sounds simple, but I nearly pulled my hair out trying to accurately find the center of these legs using a ruler! I was about...
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Corinphila Veilingen is one of The Netherlands' leading auctioneers specialising in first-class stamp auctions.
We organize three auctions a year; in January, May/June and October. At average an auction contains 3000 lots of stamps, postal history, picture postcards and coins consigned by 300 sellers which are sold to 600 buyers. We issue a full-color catalogue which is sent to our clients and selected prospective buyers worldwide. The catalogue is also available online with an easy search and can be downloaded (PDF). Our site offers live auction bidding.
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Honda chose to spend an extra year working on its next-generation Civic, but after looking at the conceptual sneak preview shown here in Detroit, we have to ask: was it worth the extra time?
Although bystanders may try to answer that question, it's far too early to craft a conclusion at this point. While both the coupe and sedan concepts shown here in the Motor City are quite close to the final products, neither show us the ninth-generation Civic in its entirety. Heck, both showpieces are essentially gigantic scale models, devoid of chassis, driveline, and even interiors.
From what we can see -- and from the sparse details Honda reps provided during today's press conference -- the ninth-generation Civic is largely an evolution of the eighth-gen model, which debuted back in 2006. We're not shocked by Honda decision to take a conservative approach to the Civic's development; after all, the last car managed to sell 1.5 million units over the past five years. Designers have, however, infused both two- and four-door models with a little more personality -- both designs are a little longer, lower, and wider than the current car, and are infused with some curves to help avoid the boxy, slab-sided form of the outgoing model.
Honda won't talk specifics on the cars, other than noting the company's line of i-VTEC four-cylinder engines have allegedly been tweaked to improve fuel efficiency. Those interested in eco-conscious options will be happy to know the Civic Hybrid and CNG-fueled Civic GX are slated to return, albeit with a few modifications. The Hybrid, fitted with a revised form of the company's Integrated Motor Assist system, will utilize lithium-ion battery packs (a first for Honda), while the GX -- previously restricted to four states -- will now be sold nation-wide.
Considering the success Honda had with the eighth-gen Civic, we're not surprised that automaker wants to refine -- not reinvent -- the formula, but will it be enough to compete in an increasingly competitive compact car segment? Time will tell, but we're happy to hear your predictions in the comments section below. Expect more details on the final production car to emerge in the months to come, as the 2012 Civic is expected to debut by the end of the year.


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In Ancient Greece, the city-state was a thriving center of population, culture, and commerce. The names of these great places echo through the halls of history: Thebes, Sparta, Athens. Each competed with its neighbors for power and glory, advanced its culture, erected magnificent buildings and temples, and warred against the others.
Players oversee the governance of rival city-states in Olympus, a deeply strategic board game of civilization-building for 3-5 players.
Players each attempt to grow a bustling metropolis, safeguard its people, and guide their worship. To become the ruling power of the Peloponnesus and achieve victory, you will require the favor of...
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A significant update to 2013's game of the year just might be worth a replay.
"Oh man! Destruction Derby!" Seniors have fun stealing and wrecking cars, shooting random people and running from the police as they play Grand Theft Auto V in this Fine Brothers video.
An allegedly "confused" gamer calls emergency services and says there's been a shooting at his house. He was actually describing the action in his "Grand Theft Auto" game.
After Target and Kmart in Australia decide to stop stocking the game, fans of Grand Theft Auto demand that the Bible is also banned as it is misogynistic.
Grand Theft Auto V has gotten an impressive facelift and first-person mode for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
A pattern of payment card fraud suggests that data was stolen from cash registers in the Northeast US, security reporter Brian Krebs reports.
PC gamers will need to wait even longer for the game -- they won't be able to get it till late January.
Home-improvement retailer confirms it is investigating "unusual activity" related to customer data but does not confirm a breach occurred.
Community Health Systems is targeted in a massive cyberattack leading to stolen Social Security numbers and patient names and addresses. It's believed the attack originated in China.
Brian Cooley explains why car theft is waning, and the technologies causing the decline.


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Kaya Barstools, Set of 2
Beautiful Set, Great Value
I've been looking for comfortable woven bar height chairs and these are high-end looking with a dramatic yet rustic feel. They are comfortable to sit on and despite the previous reviews, at 5'7" I'm able to use the footbar. When buying I noticed that each had slightly different colors but they look great together and give more of an authentic feel because they aren't exactly the same. Thank you to the reviewer who mentioned touching up the worn spots with tea. Mine were floor models so I touched them up with coffee. It worked great. Also, the dark wood looks lighter in the online photo but it is more of an espresso. This is a beautiful set and I would highly recommend them for the value.
December 31, 2012
Amazing Attention to Detail
These stools are amazing! Absolutely beautiful, worth the price!
June 9, 2012
Spices up an ordinary wooden table.
The stools are beautiful and contrary to the description they do NOT need to be assembled. they come intact. Nice!
November 3, 2011
We have 2 of the Kaya barstools at our kitchen island and 4 of the Kaya chairs at the kitchen table and they look awesome!! We also had a 25 percent off coupon which made it a good deal. Love the barstools and chairs!
October 27, 2011
I love these stools! They look beautiful in my home and they are very durable. Excellent quality!
October 21, 2011
These barstools are GORGEOUS and soooooo sturdy! We remodeled a condo at the beach and they fit in perfectly! Thanks!
August 20, 2011
Experienced shopper recommended this set
Read all the comments and did appreciate pix and other comments very much. Took all advice and we are extremely happy w these bar stools and price is excellent. Take it from a picky shopper it is a very tasteful, good looking set. Go for it !!
May 17, 2011
I bought two Kaya barstools for a beach condo and I love them! They really look far more expensive than they were. One of the seats had a couple natural light spots. I brewed some tea and dabbed the tea bags on the spots - colored the spots perfectly - can't tell they were any different than the rest of the stool. These stools seem very sturdy and I'm guessing they will last a long time.
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Sleeveless Cloud Bodysuit
Style # 218648
With a beautiful beach-ready print, pleated high neckline and crisp lightweight fabric, this bebe top is sure to look fab with anything from linen shorts to skinny jeans.
- 100% polyester
- Center back to hem: 28" (71 cm)
- Polyester chiffon lining
- Hand wash according to care label
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size 6
Sleeveless Cloud Bodysuit
I adore this top! The cloud pattern is fun, feminine, and flirty. Looks amazing with a white linen skirt, pants, or shorts. I really like the neckline, too.
October 2, 2013
Pretty colors, perfect fit
The cloud pattern is lovely, and I found the colors to be similar to the picture (white and pretty light blue). Looks great with a white skirt (and preferably no jacket because of the high neckline). I tried it on in the store and XXS fit perfectly (I'm 5'1, 97 lbs, 34 B). Love it!
September 15, 2013
Cute top
Ordered this in XXS, fit perfectly. The reason I give it a 4 star is because the color is little darker and is blue and green. Like many other bebe clothes, the color on the picture is often lighter than the real color, not a suprise to me. But still like it.
August 10, 2013
Love it!
This product meet my requirements, I'll recomend it. Exactly what i expect.
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text: Foreign Made Automobiles: Every industrialized country has its own stories to tell about the history of the automobile. Perhaps Germany has the strongest claim to inventing the gasoline engine but Italy, France, Japan, England and Sweden have their stories and successes too. If you look at the automobile industry history for every country you will see that they all went through the same basic Antique, Vintage and Classic Car Eras as the United States. In fact, throughout the development of the automotive industry there has been widespread sharing of technologies through the creation of multinational alliances. This category contains vehicles produced outside of the U.S. and you will find used car dealers in our Business Directory.


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For Students or Trainees claiming exemption under Article 21(1) of the Income Tax Treaty Between the United States and Venezuela.
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I was a resident of Venezuela on the date of my arrival in the Unites States. I am not a United States citizen. I have not been lawfully accorded the privilege of residing permanently in the United States as an immigrant.
I am temporarily present in the United States for the primary purpose of studying or securing training required to qualify me to practice a profession or professional specialty at Buffalo State.
I will receive compensation for personal services performed in the United States. This compensation qualifies for exemption from withholding of federal tax under the tax treaty between the United States and Venezuela in an amount not in excess of $5,000 for any taxable year.
I have not previously claimed an income tax exemption under this treaty for income received as a student, trainee, researcher, or teacher before the date of my arrival in the United States without first returning to and resuming residence and physical presence before returning to the United States as a student, trainee, researcher, or teacher.
I arrived in the United States (date of arrival). The treaty exemption is available only for compensation received during a period of five (5) taxable years beginning with the taxable year that includes my arrival date, and for such period of time as is necessary to complete, as a full-time student, educational requirements as a candidate for a post-graduate or professional degree from a recognized educational institution.
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I've been on IRC twice that I can remember. Once was awhile back when I didn't even say anything. The second was when I talked to Zhyrek while tweaking a contraption. I didn't not use any bad language or say anything offnesive.
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