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Pharaoh's dreams. (1-8) Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams. (9-32) Joseph's counsel, He is highly advanced. (33-45) Joseph's children, The beginning of the famine. (46-57)
Verses 1-8 The means of Joseph's being freed from prison were Pharaoh's dreams, as here related. Now that God no longer speaks to us in that way, it is no matter how little we either heed dreams, or tell them. The telling of foolish dreams can make no better than foolish talk. But these dreams showed that they were sent of God; when he awoke, Pharaoh's spirit was troubled.
Verses 9-32 God's time for the enlargement of his people is the fittest time. If the chief butler had got Joseph to be released from prison, it is probable he would have gone back to the land of the Hebrews. Then he had neither been so blessed himself, nor such a blessing to his family, as afterwards he proved. Joseph, when introduced to Pharaoh, gives honour to God. Pharaoh had dreamed that he stood upon the bank of the river Nile, and saw the kine, both the fat ones, and the lean ones, come out of the river. Egypt has no rain, but the plenty of the year depends upon the overflowing of the river Nile. See how many ways Providence has of dispensing its gifts; yet our dependence is still the same upon the First Cause, who makes every creature what it is to us, be it rain or river. See to what changes the comforts of this life are subject. We cannot be sure that to-morrow shall be as this day, or next year as this. We must learn how to want, as well as how to abound. Mark the goodness of God in sending the seven years of plenty before those of famine, that provision might be made. The produce of the earth is sometimes more, and sometimes less; yet, take one with another, he that gathers much, has nothing over; and he that gathers little, has no lack, ( Exodus 16:18 ) . And see the perishing nature of our worldly enjoyments. The great harvests of the years of plenty were quite lost, and swallowed up in the years of famine; and that which seemed very much, yet did but just serve to keep the people alive. There is bread which lasts to eternal life, which it is worth while to labour for. They that make the things of this world their good things, will find little pleasure in remembering that they have received them.
Verses 33-45 Joseph gave good advice to Pharaoh. Fair warning should always be followed by good counsel. God has in his word told us of a day of trial before us, when we shall need all the grace we can have. Now, therefore, provide accordingly. Pharaoh gave Joseph an honourable testimony. He is a man in whom the spirit of God is; and such men ought to be valued. Pharaoh puts upon Joseph marks of honour. He gave him such a name as spoke the value he had for him, Zaphnath-paaneah, "a revealer of secrets." This preferment of Joseph encourages all to trust in God. Some translate Joseph's new name, "the saviour of the world." The brightest glories, even of the upper world, are put upon Christ, the highest trust lodged in his hand, and all power given him, both in heaven and earth.
Verses 46-57 In the names of his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim, Joseph owned the Divine providence. 1. He was made to forget his misery. 2. He was made fruitful in the land of his affliction. The seven plenteous years came, and were ended. We ought to look forward to the end of the days, both of our prosperity and of our opportunity. We must not be secure in prosperity, nor slothful in making good use of opportunity. Years of plenty will end; what thy hand finds to do, do it; and gather in gathering time. The dearth came, and the famine was not only in Egypt, but in other lands. Joseph was diligent in laying up, while the plenty lasted. He was prudent and careful in giving out, when the famine came. Joseph was engaged in useful and important labours. Yet it was in the midst of this his activity that his father Jacob said, Joseph is not! What a large portion of our troubles would be done away if we knew the whole truth! Let these events lead us to Jesus. There is a famine of the bread of life throughout the whole earth. Go to Jesus, and what he bids you, do. Attend to His voice, apply to him; he will open his treasures, and satisfy with goodness the hungry soul of every age and nation, without money and without price. But those who slight this provision must starve, and his enemies will be destroyed.
Genesis 41:1-24 . PHARAOH'S DREAM.
1. at the end of two full years--It is not certain whether these years are reckoned from the beginning of Joseph's imprisonment, or from the events described in the preceding chapter--most likely the latter. What a long time for Joseph to experience the sickness of hope deferred! But the time of his enlargement came when he had sufficiently learned the lessons of God designed for him; and the plans of Providence were matured.
Pharaoh dreamed--"Pharaoh," from an Egyptian word Phre, signifying the "sun," was the official title of the kings of that country. The prince, who occupied the throne of Egypt, was Aphophis, one of the Memphite kings, whose capital was On or Heliopolis, and who is universally acknowledged to have been a patriot king. Between the arrival of Abraham and the appearance of Joseph in that country, somewhat more than two centuries had elapsed. Kings sleep and dream, as well as their subjects. And this Pharaoh had two dreams in one night so singular and so similar, so distinct and so apparently significant, so coherent and vividly impressed on his memory, that his spirit was troubled.
8. he called for all the magicians of Egypt--It is not possible to define the exact distinction between "magicians" and "wise men"; but they formed different branches of a numerous body, who laid claim to supernatural skill in occult arts and sciences, in revealing mysteries, explaining portents, and, above all, interpreting dreams. Long practice had rendered them expert in devising a plausible way of getting out of every difficulty and framing an answer suitable to the occasion. But the dreams of Pharaoh baffled their united skill. Unlike their Assyrian brethren ( Daniel 2:4 ), they did not pretend to know the meaning of the symbols contained in them, and the providence of God had determined that they should all be nonplussed in the exercise of their boasted powers, in order that the inspired wisdom of Joseph might appear the more remarkable.
9-13. then spake the chief butler unto Pharaoh, saying, I do remember my faults--This public acknowledgment of the merits of the young Hebrew would, tardy though it was, have reflected credit on the butler had it not been obviously made to ingratiate himself with his royal master. It is right to confess our faults against God, and against our fellow men when that confession is made in the spirit of godly sorrow and penitence. But this man was not much impressed with a sense of the fault he had committed against Joseph; he never thought of God, to whose goodness he was indebted for the prophetic announcement of his release, and in acknowledging his former fault against the king, he was practising the courtly art of pleasing his master.
14. Then Pharaoh sent and called Joseph--Now that God's set time had come ( Psalms 105:19 ), no human power nor policy could detain Joseph in prison. During his protracted confinement, he might have often been distressed with perplexing doubts; but the mystery of Providence was about to be cleared up, and all his sorrows forgotten in the course of honor and public usefulness in which his services were to be employed.
shaved himself--The Egyptians were the only Oriental nation that liked a smooth chin. All slaves and foreigners who were reduced to that condition, were obliged, on their arrival in that country, to conform to the cleanly habits of the natives, by shaving their beards and heads, the latter of which were covered with a close cap. Thus prepared, Joseph was conducted to the palace, where the king seemed to have been anxiously waiting his arrival.
15, 16. Pharaoh said, . . . I have dreamed a dream--The king's brief statement of the service required brought out the genuine piety of Joseph; disclaiming all merit, he ascribed whatever gifts or sagacity he possessed to the divine source of all wisdom, and he declared his own inability to penetrate futurity; but, at the same time, he expressed his confident persuasion that God would reveal what was necessary to be known.
17. Pharaoh said, In my dream, behold, I stood upon the bank of the river--The dreams were purely Egyptian, founded on the productions of that country and the experience of a native. The fertility of Egypt being wholly dependent on the Nile, the scene is laid on the banks of that river; and oxen being in the ancient hieroglyphics symbolical of the earth and of food, animals of that species were introduced in the first dream.
18. there came up out of the river seven kine--Cows now, of the buffalo kind, are seen daily plunging into the Nile; when their huge form is gradually emerging, they seem as if rising "out of the river."
and they fed in a meadow--Nile grass, the aquatic plants that grow on the marshy banks of that river, particularly the lotus kind, on which cattle were usually fattened.
19. behold, seven other kine . . . poor and ill-favoured--The cow being the emblem of fruitfulness, the different years of plenty and of famine were aptly represented by the different condition of those kine--the plenty, by the cattle feeding on the richest fodder; and the dearth, by the lean and famishing kine, which the pangs of hunger drove to act contrary to their nature.
22. I saw in my dream, and, behold, seven ears--that is, of Egyptian wheat, which, when "full and good," is remarkable in size (a single seed sprouting into seven, ten, or fourteen stalks) and each stalk bearing an ear.
23. blasted with the east wind--destructive everywhere to grain, but particularly so in Egypt; where, sweeping over the sandy deserts of Arabia, it comes in the character of a hot, blighting wind, that quickly withers all vegetation (compare Ezekiel 19:12 , Hosea 13:15 ).
24. the thin ears devoured the seven good ears--devoured is a different word from that used in Genesis 41:4 and conveys the idea of destroying, by absorbing to themselves all the nutritious virtue of the soil around them.
Genesis 41:25-36 . JOSEPH INTERPRETS PHARAOH'S DREAMS.
25. Joseph said, . . . The dream . . . is one--They both pointed to the same event--a remarkable dispensation of seven years of unexampled abundance, to be followed by a similar period of unparalleled dearth. The repetition of the dream in two different forms was designed to show the absolute certainty and speedy arrival of this public crisis; the interpretation was accompanied by several suggestions of practical wisdom for meeting so great an emergency as was impending.
33. Now therefore let Pharaoh look out a man--The explanation given, when the key to the dreams was supplied, appears to have been satisfactory to the king and his courtiers; and we may suppose that much and anxious conversation arose, in the course of which Joseph might have been asked whether he had anything further to say. No doubt the providence of God provided the opportunity of his suggesting what was necessary.
34. and let him appoint officers over the land--overseers, equivalent to the beys of modern Egypt.
take up the fifth part of the land--that is, of the land's produce, to be purchased and stored by the government, instead of being sold to foreign corn merchants.
Genesis 41:37-57 . JOSEPH MADE RULER OF EGYPT.
38. Pharaoh said unto his servants--The kings of ancient Egypt were assisted in the management of state affairs by the advice of the most distinguished members of the priestly order; and, accordingly, before admitting Joseph to the new and extraordinary office that was to be created, those ministers were consulted as to the expediency and propriety of the appointment.
a man in whom the Spirit of God is--An acknowledgment of the being and power of the true God, though faint and feeble, continued to linger amongst the higher classes long after idolatry had come to prevail.
40. Thou shalt be over my house-- This sudden change in the condition of a man who had just been taken out of prison could take place nowhere, except in Egypt. In ancient as well as modern times, slaves have often risen to be its rulers. But the special providence of God had determined to make Joseph governor of Egypt; and the way was paved for it by the deep and universal conviction produced in the minds both of the king and his councillors, that a divine spirit animated his mind and had given him such extraordinary knowledge.
according unto thy word shall all my people be ruled--literally, "kiss." This refers to the edict granting official power to Joseph, to be issued in the form of a firman, as in all Oriental countries; and all who should receive that order would kiss it, according to the usual Eastern mode of acknowledging obedience and respect for the sovereign [WILKINSON].
41. Pharaoh said, . . . See, I have set thee over all the land--These words were preliminary to investiture with the insignia of office, which were these: the signet-ring, used for signing public documents, and its impression was more valid than the sign-manual of the king; the khelaat or dress of honor, a coat of finely wrought linen, or rather cotton, worn only by the highest personages; the gold necklace, a badge of rank, the plain or ornamental form of it indicating the degree of rank and dignity; the privilege of riding in a state carriage, the second chariot; and lastly--
43. they cried before him, Bow the knee--abrech, an Egyptian term, not referring to prostration, but signifying, according to some, "father" (compare Genesis 45:8 ); according to others, "native prince"--that is, proclaimed him naturalized, in order to remove all popular dislike to him as a foreigner.
44. These ceremonies of investiture were closed in usual form by the king in council solemnly ratifying the appointment.
I am Pharaoh, and without thee, &c.--a proverbial mode of expression for great power.
45. Zaphnath-paaneah--variously interpreted, "revealer of secrets"; "saviour of the land"; and from the hieroglyphics, "a wise man fleeing from pollution"--that is, adultery.
gave him to wife Asenath, the daughter of--His naturalization was completed by this alliance with a family of high distinction. On being founded by an Arab colony, Poti-pherah, like Jethro, priest of Midian, might be a worshipper of the true God; and thus Joseph, a pious man, will be freed from the charge of marrying an idolatress for worldly ends.
On--called Aven ( Ezekiel 30:17 ) and also Beth-shemesh ( Jeremiah 43:13 ). In looking at this profusion of honors heaped suddenly upon Joseph, it cannot be doubted that he would humbly yet thankfully acknowledge the hand of a special Providence in conducting him through all his checkered course to almost royal power; and we, who know more than Joseph did, cannot only see that his advancement was subservient to the most important purposes relative to the Church of God, but learn the great lesson that a Providence directs the minutest events of human life.
46. Joseph was thirty years old when he stood before Pharaoh--seventeen when brought into Egypt, probably three in prison, and thirteen in the service of Potiphar.
went out . . . all the land--made an immediate survey to determine the site and size of the storehouses required for the different quarters of the country.
47. the earth brought forth by handfuls--a singular expression, alluding not only to the luxuriance of the crop, but the practice of the reapers grasping the ears, which alone were cut.
48. he gathered up all the food of the seven years--It gives a striking idea of the exuberant fertility of this land, that, from the superabundance of the seven plenteous years, corn enough was laid up for the subsistence, not only of its home population, but of the neighboring countries, during the seven years of dearth.
50-52. unto Joseph were born two sons--These domestic events, which increased his temporal happiness, develop the piety of his character in the names conferred upon his children.
53-56. The seven years of plenteousness . . . ended--Over and above the proportion purchased for the government during the years of plenty, the people could still have husbanded much for future use. But improvident as men commonly are in the time of prosperity, they found themselves in want, and would have starved by thousands had not Joseph anticipated and provided for the protracted calamity.
57. The famine was sore in all lands--that is, the lands contiguous to Egypt--Canaan, Syria, and Arabia.


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Peruvian women, in 'fulbito Andino,' find light in the darkness
América TV in Lima reports on the Mamachas tournament. (2:49)
The late Blanca Varela may have presided spiritually over a unique football tournament Dec 12 in Lima. She dedicated the poem "Fútbol" to sons Vicente and Lorenzo in 1971, making the work, according to critic David Wood, the first Peruvian composition dedicated to the sport.
play with the earth
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dance with it
thump it
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the earth is nothing but that
Wood translates from the short poem, which appeared originally in Valses y otras falsas confesiones (Waltzes and Other False Confessions), and observes how Varela sees football as art leading to "life-affirming poetic discourse."
Football, womanhood, earth. These concerns merged at the six-team finals of Il Campeonato Nacional de Fulbito Femenino de Mujeres Campesinas Conservacionistas-Mamachas 2009, held outside the north concourse of Estadio Nacional "José Díaz." Arranged by the Agrorural public-works program, which has enlisted more than 4,000 women's peasant collectives in implementing land reforms, the indigenous football tournament lasted six months and included 40,000 women from 13 regions. Campesinas competed in traditional skirts (polleras) as well as trainers suited to the hard surfaces of urban fulbito, the Peruvian small-sided football variant.
A side from Ayacucho defeated Arequipa, both southern regions, in the final. Several government ministers attended, Adolfo de Córdoba Velez (agriculture), Nídia Vilchez (women) and Manuela García (labor). A few days later, torrential rains in Ayacucho, more than 9,000ft above sea level, caused landslides and at least eight deaths—a reminder why legislators launched the Agrorural initiative in 2008.
Vilchez, the minister of women, credits campesinas with taking time from labor in reforestation programs, soil conservation, agriculture and alpaca grazing to practice football at weekends. Even in recreation, the minister says, the women are earth-friendly, proving themselves leaders in linked struggles for women's rights and sound environmental practice.
The Agrorural website pictures indigenous women cradling plants to propagate on bare Andean slopes. They are working toward a recently announced goal of transplanting 60 million eucalyptus, pine and other specimens to mitigate centuries of land clearance in earthquake-prone regions. In 1970, a Nevado Huascarán landslide killed 20,000 in 2½ minutes.
"The Incas were never great lovers of trees," says an Agrorural press release on Jan 2. "In fact, they cut down forests on the far Amazonian slopes of the Andes, as did other civilisations such as the Chachapoyas, to build their monumental stone cities."
So how does football fit in? It might be Peruvian women's latest venture into cultural autonomy. Anthropologist Irene Silverblatt describes indigenous Andean customs, predating Spanish incursions of the early 16th century and subsequent conquest, that recognized women's contributions in weaving, plowing, sowing, harvesting and brewing chicha (maize beer). Inca women worshiped mother moon, venerated Inca queens and maintained female lines of descent. Rights to fields in Cuzco, the Inca capital, passed woman to woman. Campesinas in the 17th century resisted Spanish control through witchcraft, what Silverblatt calls "an ideology of rebellion."
At least since the 1990s Andean women have been treading on the masculine province of football, represented, in urban life, by the serial urinators that Julio Ramón Ribeyro recalls at Estadio Nacional. "In those days women didn't go to the stadium," Ribeyro writes. "Football was for real men." In the documentary Churubamba—Frauen am Ball (dir. Carmen Butta, available on YouTube in 10 parts), women in Huánuco, in the mountains north of Lima, recall having played since childhood. An indigenous championship for fulbito Andino, the "mini"-football of the Andes, started in 1996.The players of Churubamba recognize their third-class status as descendants of indigenous peasantry and hand tillers of nutrient-depleted earth, subject to the whims of plate tectonics and brutal winter microclimates. They speak Quechua, the Inca language, and almost no Spanish. Left back Juana Estrada Huamán, 36, tends to five children—including a terminally ill six-year-old son—18 sheep, llamas and a quarter-acre plot of beans, potatoes and wheat. They live in darkness, without electricity. Lugging 40lb loads more than 13,000ft above sea level offers a never-ending training routine but, as Juana reflects, little joy:
The football world beyond our mountains we do not know. We do not know who plays there, who are the best players, what they wear and the rules that everyone follows. We only play in order to have some happy moments, to have fun. Of technique and tactics we do not understand much. But we play with our hearts, with all our will. And that brings us together into a single force. That is football for us.
Churubamba's women walk up to 16km for Sunday village friendlies, then turn around and walk back. Practical considerations help inspire growth in the indigenous women's game. Enlightened officials recognize that women foster community contact and stimulate the economy on a micro level. Matches become festival occasions. Winners receive seed potatoes or chickens or guinea pigs, a Quechua delicacy when fried, in tribute.
From their football passions the women draw voice and confidence. From travel they see that others in the country are not as poor or underserved as they are. Using their skirts to assist with ball control, the women, in Churubamba at least, feel that they play more relaxed than men, with more laughter. At the Lima tournament in December, a reporter from the state wire service favorably compared the 72 participating women to the national selection and commented sardonically on the men's history of "more frustrations than successes."
Do strides toward gender equality in football help create a more just society? Perhaps a more enlightened one. Poetess Varela died Mar 12 last year. She represented a cluster of female writers, including Giovanna Pollarolo (see 6 Oct 08), who broached football as a literary subject in order to challenge gender stereotypes.
Granddaughter Camila de Szyszlo, accepting an award on Varela's behalf in Madrid in 2007, mentioned her grandmother's love of good football in the same breath as Varela's appreciation for Brazilian telenovelas and the songs of Bob Dylan.
- Erika Busse, "Flora Tristan and Peruvian Feminists in the Twentieth Century," Journal of Women's Studies 15 (fall 03): 124–28.
- Julio Ramón Ribeyro, "Atiguibas," trans. John Penuel, in The Global Game: Writers on Soccer, ed. John Turnbull, Thom Satterlee, and Alon Raab (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2008), 22–29.
- Irene Silverblatt, Moon, Sun, and Witches: Gender Ideologies and Class in Inca and Colonial Peru (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1987).
- David Wood, "Reading the Game: The Role of Football in Peruvian Literature," The International Journal of the History of Sport 22 (Mar 05): 266–84.


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Because I was hoping that it wasn't dead... and because it wasn't a possum or a raccoon, but actually a kind of bird that I LIKE... after I took the babysitter home, I drove past where it bounced off the Suburban. It was sitting in the grass turning its head around but otherwise, not moving.
I was happy that it wasn't dead but, I felt bad leaving it there to be eaten by coyotes or whatever larger predator might be hankering to a morsel of owl... I went home to get a blanket and Rubbermaid tub. This breed of owl is only about the size of my 10 yr old's sneakers. It was LITTLE.
OK, at this point, I realize I've LOST you.
WHO the hell brings a wounded owl back to their house after hitting it with their car? Figuring they could take it to a vet in the morning to attempt to mend what was broken?
Me. That's who.
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Disclaimer: I've spent a lot of time around birds. I actually studied and handled lots of them in college. If I hadn't, there's no way I would've gone back to check out the owl. I DON'T recommend that you attempt handling wildlife.
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LAKE GENEVA, WI -- On top of finding out last month's advertising revenue was "less than twelve bucks" area blogger Vince Morales was disappointed to hear that Ryan Braun had recently signed an extension to keep himself with the Brewers until 2020.
"He hasn't left his room in the basement all day. I don't think I've seen him this upset since Charmed got canceled," said his mother as she cut the crusts off of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. She added "Hopefully this cheers him up. It's his favorite."
While he insists that he's happy for the Brewers superstar and his favorite team for locking him up to the extension, it's hard not to notice his frustration with the matter. "I'm happy for them really, but it just sucks you know?" Morales told reporters. "I've been doing this blog for over two years now. Where's my extension? Where's my job offer? I mean, how many photoshops do I have to do before With Leather notices me? I could put Lobster Dog in a picture of Ryan Braun! I could do it right now!"
Despite his anger Vince, who conceded that he doesn't actually blog drunk, said he wasn't ready to call it quits just yet.
"Of course I'm not going to do it today, but nine years is a long time man." The unemployed blogger said."I don't know if people will still think making fun of Remetee is funny in 2020. I mean, we'll probably have hoverboards by then."
After finishing the sandwich his mom made him and a large glass of chocolate milk Morales was a bit more introspective on the matter.
"I guess I'm just upset because more people don't notice my blog. I spend like twenty, thirty minutes a week on the site and I only get like one friend request per week on facebook. It's like nobody cares, but I know the site is funny because my mom always laughs at it. It's just tough. People don't know how hard bloggers got it, but it's tough man. You can print that."
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Natalie Peinovich, of Homer Glen, shops for her great grandson's birthday at Little Colony Kids in Homewood, Ill., Jan. 16, 2013. The children's clothing store is closing after 57 years of business in the Southland. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun-Times Media
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Memories are flowing deep these days at Little Colony Kids in Homewood.
It seems that every shopper at the children's clothing store in Cherry Creek Plaza, 183rd Street and Governors Highway, has a story to share with owner Susan Falb or with employees.
Some get teary-eyed because the store, after 57 years in business, is closing its doors, another victim of the faltering economy.
The date for the last day has not been set, but it's coming once all the inventory has been sold, said Falb, who owns the store with her sister.
Banners reading "Store Closing" are in the windows. Inside, shoppers find discount prices on everything from baptismal gowns to Easter outfits to a young man's first suit.
Shopping for a 4-year-old great-grandson, Natalie Peinovich, of Homer Glen, summed up the feelings of many.
"I'm bummed," she said, "because they sell things for children here. They don't sell teeny-bopper clothes for little girls. Children are still children in this store.
"The prices are good; probably a little more expensive than other places, but the quality is right with the price."
Falb and her sister, Mary Kuiper, bought the store 19 years ago from their mother, Agnes Kuiper, who died four years ago, and their aunt, Gert Vroom.
Vroom and Agnes Kuiper opened the store in Chicago's Roseland community in 1955 — a time when it was rather unusual for two women to embark on a career in retail, Falb said.
"They were not married and said to their father, 'We want our own business.' They knew nothing about kids' clothing, yet they made it. They worked hard," Falb said.
Jaimi Welsh, 42, of Frankfort, said her mother often shopped at the store to find matching clothes for her and twin brother Jeremy. Now Welsh is shopping for young relatives.
"It's sad when the little guys can't stay in business because of the big-box stores," Welsh said.
The slow-to-recover economy has taken its toll, said Falb, who is considering having online-only sales after the final garment is sold.
"My expenses go up. My taxes go up. It's a tough economy," said Falb, 48, of Flossmoor. "When (customers) are unemployed or underemployed, they do not need to buy a better dress or coat. They'll go to a lesser-quality store."
The decision to close the 5,000-square-foot store was made in December.
"It's just getting harder each year. It's not as fun. If I saw a better future maybe we'd keep going. I'm just not seeing it," Falb said.
Long gone are the 1980s, when sales skyrocketed.
"You couldn't do anything wrong then," she said.
She's heard from many customers about how much the store has meant to them over the years.
Pat Streeter, of Harvey, fondly recalled shopping there for her children. Now she shops for her three youngest grandsons. The two youngest, ages 5 and 4, were thrilled by the jackets she recently bought for them.
"I'm not sure where I'll shop now because this was unique. It had up-to-date fashions you don't see every place else. You know when you get something here, it's going to be quality," Streeter said.
The closing is hard on customers, but also hard on employees who have enjoyed working there and wonder where their next jobs will be.
Julie Akin, of Orland Hills, for example, has worked at Little Colony Kids for nearly eight years.
"I enjoy working here," she said as she helped daughter Haley, 4, who was busy trying on dresses that had been marked down for the sale.
Falb has hired Charles Reilly, a sales consultant for Wingate Sales Solutions, a Kansas-based company that handles going-out-of-business sales.
"When times are good, we run a lot of promotional sales," Reilly said. "Times are very bad now. We've been busy."
Little Colony Kids is open from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays; and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The store is closed Sundays.
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I have never been 'registered an independent', and yet I don't belong to any party. The state lists me as a NAV (non-affiliated voter). Is there a difference?
The list of candidates in the Independent primary was mostly Demos. Where is the distinction, the independence, the change?
In my opinion, belonging to a political party pretty much expects the individual to follow guidelines. In many cases, these guidelines are established by who controls that particular party (with cash), and very seldom do those guidelines parallel the will of the majority.
IPO members were also asked "Which groups you believe have the most influence on state government? (select all that apply)" The results were rather striking:
Big corporations 72.2%
Interest groups funded by wealthy individuals 66.5%
Public sector Unions 65.1%
Environmental lobby 53.2%
Private sector unions 35.2%
"Folks like me" 3.2%
Most of the people I know (who have an opinion on the subject) wouldn't be pointing the bad finger at big corps -- by a wide margin. Is that why 'the results were rather striking'?
But it may be more interesting that 3.2% actually believe they personally have any suck at all.
Also, do you really think that's such a big margin -- 72 - 66 - 65? You are trying to paint the IPO as a left-leaning org. So is Larry George a leftist? He was a nominee. How about Knute Buehler? Do you think, for example, that 65% of Democrats -- I think that's the narrative you are trying to paint both of me and the IPO -- believe that public employee unions wield a disproportionate amount of influence?
Fact is, most Americans believe that corporations, special interests run by the wealthy and public employee unions wield disproportionate influence over government. And why not? It's pretty clear that they do.
What gets lost in all of that is the public interest to not see windfall tax breaks that benefit only the very wealthy, or the very biggest corporations; public pension funds that cannot be sustained, etc.
Where I think our politics is losing ground -- and I am guilty of this at times, as I think you are in these conversations -- is that too many of us look for things that we disagree with and too little attention is paid to finding common ground. I would encourage you to not fall into that trap.
Quote: "You are trying to paint the IPO as a left-leaning org."
Not at all. Plus your website used 'the rather striking results' line, not me. What would be the alternative explanation for using that statement?
However, the point I wished to make was people working outside the government bubble (private) would never list corps as the biggest government influence, at least in this state, whereas those inside that bubble would. Maybe the survey says something besides who is the biggest evil (just my observation).
I do agree that we all look for the 'disagreeable things' in politics, but who laid the foundation for that mistrust? Every level of government has somehow morphed into 'an all knowing what's best' behemoths, and strayed far from the original intent of a people's government. That may be only issue that is indisputable, in my opinion.
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Astract -- Despite enduring centuries of colonization and oppression, the Indigenous Sami people of northern Scandinavia and northwestern Russia continue not only to survive, but to thrive. As we enter a period of increasing racism, violence, and an apparent return of state support for colonialism, we can take heart in the resilient staying power of Sami culture and ways of knowing. Bio -- Troy Storfjell is Associate Professor of Norwegian and Scandinavian Studies at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. A Sami scholar himself, he has focused much of his research on Nordic colonialism and Sami culture and literature. Recently Troy has been working in the area of Indigenous methodologies and epistemologies. He also serves on the board of Romssa Sami Searvi, the Tromso Sami Association. Troy received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin'Madison in 2001.


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ALLAN K. DUBOIS San Antonio DuBois is a solo practitioner at the Law Office of Allan K. DuBois, P.C., in San Antonio, where he handles civil litigation and appeals, mediation, and arbitration. He is a trustee and grants chair of the Texas Bar Foundation and has served on the State Bar of Texas Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Professional Development Program Committee, and Nominations and Elections Committee. DuBois has also served as an advisor to the State Bar of Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution and Military and Veterans Law sections and the Texas Lawyers' Assistance Program and Legal Services to the Poor committees. He is a former president of the San Antonio Bar Association, a founding member and current volunteer attorney for Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans, a former member of the District 10 Grievance Committee Professional Enhancement Panel, and a Sustaining Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation. DuBois received a B.A. in English from the University of Texas and was an Army ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate in 1967. He earned a J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law in 1970. |
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Country Club Hills Mayor Dwight Welch will remain chairman of the city electoral board, which will determine whether his chief critic on the city council can remain on the ballot in April.
Cook County Circuit Court Judge Edmund Ponce de Leon on Monday refused a request to disqualify Welch and city Clerk Deborah McIlvain from sitting on the electoral board. But the judge did disqualify Ald. Steven Burris (4th) from the board.
Attorney Tiffany Nelson-Jaworski, representing aldermen Vincent Lockett (2nd) and Anthony Davis (5th), both seeking re-election April 9, wanted to call the entire electoral board as witnesses for her clients.
The candidacies of Lockett and Davis are being challenged on grounds they failed to provide receipts for their aldermanic expense accounts — meaning they owe money to the city that automatically disqualifies them from the ballot.
Nelson-Jaworski contends that Welch and McIlvain co-signed expense checks for Lockett and Davis, even after they allegedly failed to provide receipts for prior expenses, thereby indicating the aldermen did not owe the city money.
"Why didn't the mayor just use his veto power over the checks if he felt the expense accounts had not been reconciled?" Nelson-Jaworski said she would have asked the mayor if he had appeared as a witness. "I contend he did not veto the expense checks because there was no policy requiring that they be reconciled."
Ponce de Leon ruled that Welch and McIlvain were not essential witnesses because their testimony could be obtained from other witnesses, such as Country Club Hills aldermen.
Burris, however, was disqualified from the electoral board because he chairs the city council's finance committee, which discusses and votes on city bills before they are approved by the full council. Burris, therefore, should be available as a witness before the electoral board, the judge ruled.
Ald. Tyrone Hutson (3rd), once an ally of the mayor's, will replace Burris on the election board.
Lockett and Davis had also asked the judge to remove Welch and McIlvain from the board because they are parties to a lawsuit that challenges a successful referendum that reduced the size of the council from 10 aldermen to five. McIlvain is a plaintiff in the lawsuit and, while Welch is not named, he is the executive of the city that is named.
But the judge apparently did not believe the lawsuit would bias Welch and McIlvain as electoral board members.
Under the Illinois Election Code, local electoral boards consist of the mayor, city or village clerk and the longest-serving member of the city council/village board. They hear and rule on challenges filed against candidates. A similar law applies to school boards.
But a Cook County Electoral Board consisting of the county clerk, state's attorney and circuit court clerk (or their representatives) rules on challenges against candidates for park, library and fire protection district boards.
"It's a much fairer process," Nelson-Jaworski, who has represented candidates before both types of boards, said of the Cook County Electoral Board. "It eliminates the perception that there's a conflict of interest or personal bias."
In Country Club Hills, Lockett has spent nearly a decade as a thorn in the side of Welch, ridiculing his administration of the city.
The extravagant expense accounts allowed the mayor and aldermen in Country Club Hills have been the subject of intense public scrutiny.
"I don't believe that there is a policy — I will call it 'alleged policy' because I don't believe it exists — regarding those expense accounts," Nelson-Jaworski said. "That's why I wanted to call the mayor and will now call Burris and other aldermen as witnesses at Friday's hearing.
"There is no written policy regarding the reconciliation of aldermanic expense accounts, so my clients could not have owed any debt to the city."
Regardless of the outcome of the electoral board process, the fact is that any objective person would understand that Welch cannot be considered an unbiased finder of fact. Lockett ran unsuccessfully for mayor against Welch in 2011.
Yet under previous court rulings, no electoral board member can be challenged based on personal or political bias.
Ponce de Leon, by the way, is the same judge who in an unprecedented ruling earlier this year disqualified the Cicero Electoral Board and Mayor Larry Dominick.
I realize that many folks may look at this issue as simply politics as usual and irrelevant to their lives.
But this is an issue that cuts to the heart of grass-roots politics. It's about ordinary people, in many cases, who decide to run for office in their village or want to improve their schools.
During each election cycle, many of these candidates quickly discover they're being kicked off the ballot by the political allies of the people they're trying to replace.
To defend themselves, they're forced to spend thousands of dollars on attorneys and take time away from work and their campaigns to appear at hearings and court proceedings.
These are not professional politicians. They're just ordinary citizens who believe in the democratic process.
State legislators need to make sure the local electoral process is fairer — not only for those who choose to run but for the voters who have the right to an election process that's open to all.
I don't care if Lockett's name appears on the ballot or if he is re-elected. Welch might vote to keep Lockett and Davis on the ballot.
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Verses 1-7 From the proceedings of the Jews on their arrival, let us learn to begin with God, and to do what we can in the worship of God, when we cannot do what we would. They could not at once have a temple, but they would not be without an altar. Fear of danger should stir us to our duty. Have we many enemies? Then it is good to have God our Friend, and to keep up communion with him. Our fears should drive us to our knees. The sacrifices for all these solemnities were a heavy expense for so poor a company; yet besides those expressly appointed, many brought free-will offerings to the Lord. And they made preparation for the building of the temple without delay: whatever God calls us to do, we may depend upon his providence to furnish us with the needful means.
Verses 8-13 There was a remarkable mixture of affections upon laying the foundation of the temple. Those that only knew the misery of having no temple at all, praised the Lord with shouts of joy. To them, even this foundation seemed great. We ought to be thankful for the beginnings of mercy, though it be not yet perfect. But those who remembered the glory of the first temple, and considered how far inferior this was likely to be, wept with a loud voice. There was reason for it, and if they bewailed the sin that was the cause of this melancholy change, they did well. Yet it was wrong to cast a damp upon the common joys. They despised the day of small things, and were unthankful for the good they enjoyed. Let not the remembrance of former afflictions drown the sense of present mercies.
Ezra 3:1-13 . THE ALTAR SET UP.
1. when the seventh month was come--The departure of the returning exiles from Babylon took place in the spring. For some time after their arrival they were occupied in the necessary work of rearing habitations to themselves amid the ruins of Jerusalem and its neighborhood. This preliminary work being completed, they addressed themselves to rebuild the altar of burnt offering. As the seventh month of the sacred year was at hand--corresponding to the latter end of our September--when the feast of tabernacles ( Leviticus 23:34 ) fell to be observed, they resolved to celebrate that religious festival, just as if the temple had been fully restored.
2. Jeshua--the grandson of Seraiah, the high priest, put to death by Nebuchadnezzar at Riblah ( 2 Kings 25:18-21 ). His father, Josedech, had been carried captive to Babylon, and died there, some time before this.
Zerubbabel--was, according to the order of nature, son of Pedaiah ( 1 Chronicles 3:17-19 ); but having been brought up by Salathiel, he was called his son.
builded the altar of the God of Israel, to offer burnt offerings thereon--This was of urgent and immediate necessity, in order, first, to make atonement for their sins; secondly, to obtain the divine blessing on their preparations for the temple, as well as animate their feelings of piety and patriotism for the prosecution of that national work.
3. they set the altar upon his bases--They reared it upon its old foundation, so that it occupied as nearly as possible the site on which it had formerly stood.
they offered burnt offerings . . . morning and evening--Deeming it their duty to perform the public rites of religion, they did not wait till the temple should be rebuilt and dedicated; but, at the outset, they resumed the daily service prescribed by the law ( Exodus 29:38 Exodus 29:39 , Leviticus 6:9 Leviticus 6:11 ), as well as observed the annual seasons of solemn observance.
Ezra 3:4-7 . OFFERINGS RENEWED.
4, 6. They kept also the feast of tabernacles . . . From the first day of the seventh month--They revived at that time the daily oblation, and it was on the fifteenth day of that month the feast of tabernacles was held.
7. They gave . . . meat . . . drink, and oil, unto them of Zidon--They opened negotiations with the Tyrians for workmen, as well as for timber, on the same terms and with the same views as Solomon had done ( 1 Kings 5:11 , 2 Chronicles 2:15 2 Chronicles 2:16 ).
Ezra 3:8-13 . THE FOUNDATION OF THE TEMPLE LAID.
8. appointed the Levites . . . to set forward the work--that is, to act as overseers of the workmen, and to direct and animate the laborers in the various departments.
9. Jeshua with his sons--not the high priest, but a Levite ( Ezra 2:40 ). To these, as probably distinguished for their mechanical skill and taste, the duty of acting as overseers was particularly committed.
12. But many of the priests and Levites and chief of the fathers . . . wept with a loud voice--Those painful emotions were excited by the sad contrast between the prosperous circumstances in which the foundations of the first temple had been laid and the desolate, reduced state of the country and city when the second was begun; between the inferior size and less costliness of the stones used in the foundations of the second ( 1 Kings 7:9 1 Kings 7:10 ), and the much smaller extent of the foundation itself, including all the appurtenances of the building ( Haggai 2:3 ); between the comparative smallness of their present means and the immense resources of David and Solomon. Perhaps, however, the chief cause of grief was that the second temple would be destitute of those things which formed the great and distinguishing glory of the first; namely, the ark, the shekinah, the Urim and Thummim, &c. Not that this second temple was not a very grand and beautiful structure. But no matter how great its material splendor was, it was inferior in this respect to that of Solomon. Yet the glory of the second far outshone that of the first temple in another and more important point of view, namely, the receiving within its walls the incarnate Saviour ( Haggai 2:9 ).
13. the people could not discern the shout of joy from the noise of the weeping of the people--Among Eastern people, expressions of sorrow are always very loud and vehement. It is indicated by wailing, the howl of which is sometimes not easily distinguishable from joyful acclamations.


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Will he stay or will he go?
That is entirely up to U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., unless federal prosecutors force the issue. But if the congressman is planning to plead guilty to federal charges and resign, he should do so on or shortly before December 12.
Out of consideration for his constituents and the taxpayers.
Sun-Times columnist Mark Brown proposed this Dec. 12 deadline on Thursday, and today we're putting the institutional weight of the Sun-Times editorial board behind the idea. Congressman Jackson's future is one drama that needs not play out recklessly.
As Brown pointed out, if Jackson resigns by Dec. 12 — but not too many days before then — a special election to replace him could be scheduled to coincide with April 9 elections in suburban Cook, Will and Kankakee counties, along with a primary on Feb. 26. That would spare the counties from having to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to hold a special election in the 2nd Congressional District on a separate date. Cook County alone would save an estimated $350,000.
More to the point, as we have written before, the people of the 2nd District deserve a voice in Washington, especially during the difficult "fiscal cliff" talks of the next two months that could result in a historic grand bargain of major spending cuts and tax revenue hikes. If Jackson intends to step down, or if he requires more time away from Capitol Hill because his health remains fragile, he needs to step up and say so.
Early on, we argued that folks should give the congressman a little time and space to recover his strength, even as others dismissed his health problems as a cover for his legal problems. Jackson is under investigation for possible misuse of his campaign funds.
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