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1. Location: near shopping mall,MRT,park
2. Convience:supermarket, park, bar, bread shop (a little grocery open until PM12:00)
3. Roy help us and friendly!
la situation de l'appartement très central. le contact avec Arnaud et Maxime excellente.
Perfect location,
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Perfect wi-fi connect
There are two heaters, it was warm enough.
Clean enough.
Location is excellent! Care taker/ land lord is very friendly and helpful and polite!
Excellent location. Central to everything. Small balcony was nice -made the apartment bright and airy.
La posizione centrale a Parigi e la disposizione delle stanze all'interno.
La localizzazione è ottima.
Very good locality;the owner of apartment was very kind,friendly and symphatic and he helped us with some interesting recommendations.All was O.K. Thank you.
Very very good location and very handy small apartmentwith almost all facilities. We liked it very much and we can stay again.
The location (neighborhood) convenience. Arnaud Roy was very helpful.
A few seconds walk from Les Halles RER/Metro Hub which connects you to everywhere in Paris. Can't imagine a better place to experience Paris from. You walk out your apartment and you're in the heart of this beautiful city. We will definitely rent the same place again!
best location
Es céntrico aunque tranquilo, atractivo, bastante completo y suficientemente cómodo.
Closeness to attractions.
central location; space and airiness in top-floor living area; very well-equipped for a short stay (would have found lack of oven/grill frustrating if staying for longer)
Local french neighborhood location, close to the Metro. Arnaud, the apartment manager was THE BEST! He is the primary reason I would consider renting this unit again. What service and dedication to his job. All with a smile. I can not say enough about how much his help was to us!
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The proximity to major sites and the neighborhood
the location was perfect.
The view and cosiness. And the apartment is situated in a perfectly central part of Paris where most places could be reached by walking otherwise the metro was right around the corner.
The area: very well located, in the action but very quiet as well. Perfect place to stay.The 1000 stairways! But it is good to be in shape! A very small price to pay for the quality of the appartment. Thank you!
Location and balcony
A fantastically located flat, compact but well equipt. Really traditional parisian feel and lots of great places to eat near by. Flat owner
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Alex Fees: I'm Alex Fees on Small Business Television we are coming to you from Cleveland Ohio at the cozy 2008 small business summit COSE. The Council of Smaller Enterprises and with me here is Will Limkemann and I may not do just as well.
Will Limkemann: And that is correct Alex.
Alex Fees: Pronounced Limkemann spelled Limkemann. Will got to meet you.
Will Limkemann: I'm delighted to be here Alex.
Alex Fees: I appreciate to be in here. Limkemann Business Advisors what is that?
Will Limkemann: I am a small business adviser who provides what ever help in small business owner needs in whatever regard will be at the financial assistance in terms of Ohio's set up for finances in terms of employees and in terms of marketing sales and the benefit that I bring to a small businesses as a business advisor is actually, I'm a creditor to international organization called the institute for independent business.
Alex Fees: The institute for independent business.
Will Limkemann: Correct. It's the largest none profit supporter of small businesses in the world and it's located in England and what do springs to need that I can bring to my clients is that there 5,000 of this worldwide who are credited by the institute and so I have the access tools specialist in every type of business. I can really bring to a small business or resources as it might be available so the CEO of a major corporation.
Alex Fees: So does this give you an access to international markets or just international expertise or what.
Will Limkemann: It's a combination of international markets and international expertise. For example I have associates and sign on if I have a client that might need in fine manufacturing facilities in China I could contact my contacts over there, if on the other hand I need some a black belt and six sigma which I don't have, I could bring that expertise in house as well.
Alex Fees: What about your background? How do does come to be?
Will Limkemann: Well, what I've been doing this for the last four years prior to that for many years I started off as an entrepreneur an IT consultant if you will and my second business session was the software business where we had international sales of software that we developed. We run out business for about 20 years and close to that in the late 90's. I've also served as the operations director for two different businesses in the Cleveland area and that a lot of them of experience gives me a lot of capability that I maybe able to share with the business owners that I worked to keep them from making the same mistakes that I made as I have the business.
Alex Fees: And so well did you see an unmet need here what let you to go down this path?
Will Limkemann: I think the need is on especially in today's economy there are just many, many bases that are in trouble. There are many businesses that we really understand the technology of their business but they don't understand the business aspects, the marketing, the sales, the employee relations, the banking relationships and all of that is what I mean to the table. You know the normal business manager is expected to worry every half and to lower everything but most business owners don't have the capability so by bringing my expertise so long with the expertise of the other people that I am affiliated with, I can bring anything that this business needs to make that business improve and meet the owners calls.
Alex Fees: Because I'm guessing often times when the entrepreneur starts a new business as jackals trait master of none.
Will Limkemann: That is exactly right, the things they are masters of usually is their technology we did the technology baking cookies will be the technology descending websites or manufacturing widgets. They know that but they don't really know the other things that they need to be masters of but they cannot be.
Alex Fees: Well tell me about your involvement with COSE.
Will Limkemann: Well. I've been delighted to be involved with COSE for the last several years. I am on the home business and never can advisory council and most recently I'm actually chair of these years small business conference and of course we are in the mix of the conference right now. So these has been in a — I have been very honored to have the position as chair of the small business conferences here so I have been active in COSE a number of years. In my business I had always used COSE as my health care supplier and I'm delighted now to be working with COSE in a number of regards and seeing COSE many business needs today besides as to your needs.
Alex Fees: Well as chair of the small business conference I'm guessing that one thing you're hearing a lot about this week as the current economy and the Wall Street collapse and the bell out of rescue plan or however you want to refer to it
Will Limkemann: I think one of the exciting things about the conference is that its bringing all these business always together that we are all going to the same thing today in terms of the down size and the economy and the banking collapse there is a lot of concern among business owners but I think by bringing owners together at a conference like this, it is helping blues to be confidence and people that number one on level on and at number two they really is when I have businesses that ask me, should I be worried about the economy and my response if you run your business well, if you're needing in this market need there are 300 million people in this country buying goods and services so now you don't need to be worrying and that's where I think by brining business together here businesses can see other businesses that have success and they have taken imitate.
Alex Fees: Again that's what and I commend Will, thank you for being here.
Will Limkemann: Thank you Alex my pleasure.
Alex Fees: Again Will is the owner of Limkemann Business Advisor he is also the chair of the COSE small business conference correct sir?
Will Limkemann: That is correct.
Alex Fees: All right you're watching small business television I'm Alex Fees again we're in COSE 2008 the Council of Smaller Enterprises, smaller am I dad only by name.
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Let's get real: we're not always eating apples! What are your favorite vegan snack ideas? Tell us what you munch on in between meals, after dinner or what you feed the vegan kids for their after school snack.
Vegetarian Snacks
- First off, everyone always asks this. Its like I say I don't eat meat, and then they go "Well what do you eat?" and there is actually a big list. I eat a ton of clementines- I love a cream cheese and olive sandwich (or cream cheese and nutella :D ) There is also crackers and hummus, last night's dinner leftovers, cereal, bananas, and COOKIES!!!
- —Guest Lily
Vegan snacks!
- Yumm...I love pita bread with hummus...fruit is always a good easy option...black bean burgers and rice pilaf is good for dinners though!
- —Guest heyyy___y'all
- I luuurve getting a handful of nuts (any will do), popping it into some soy yoghurt (Soy life is great) and throwing in some sultanas and any dried fruit available
- —Guest Marica
Yummy snacks everywhere!!!!!!
- I always have carrots and hummus on hand and that is a great snack for me. I also whip up some dressing to dip some veggies in. Great faux ranch dip: veganaise, little soy milk, very little mustard, garlic powder, finely chopped onion and lots of dill or green onion.
- —Guest sabrinas
Vegan Snacks
- I really like eating hummus and bagels (whole wheat) they are really filling and yum, I also really like sweet potatoes baked and smoothies also nuts like almonds and peanuts are a good way to get iron and vitamin A !
- —Guest B
Snacks, healthy and not so
- One of my favorite snacks is a Japanese snack consisting of "chili bits" and peanuts. I'm really addicted. On the healthier side, I have recently begun making up some olive tapenade to keep in the fridge and dipping cut-up raw veggies in it. Quite delicious. Neither of these is low-calorie, but the second is at least nutritious.
- —Guest Beamiller
- Carrots and homemade hummus, Frozen grapes, Nectarines, Watermelon, Cucumbers, Frozen banana slices, Tomato with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar, strawberries, orange slices, kiwi, and an occasional granola bar. :)
- —Guest Emma
Vegan snack
- I like getting a bag of finger sized carrots and a selection of different flavors of hummus for a fast, healthy snack.
- —mscir
Vegetarian snacks
- I am vegetarian, not vegan, so I often snack on Triscuit crackers with a slice of sharp cheddar cheese; my husband loves Jolly Time popcorn; I make bleu cheese dressing from crumbled bleu cheese, chopped green onions, lots of minced garlic and mayonnaise - this is delicious as a dip for fresh vegetables; graham crackers & peanut butter. Yum, I am hungry now!
- —sherryleejones
Vegan snacks
- Lets see... nut butter on celery, apples, dark chocolate squares, or bread with raisins. Tofutti with crackers, celery, or cucumber (with Tapatio hot sauce- yum). Hummus with veggies (cucumber, carrots, etc.) or tortilla chips. And of course chips/salsa/guac, sesame sticks, trailmix, etc. Or my favorite midnight snack of raw onion and tofutti on a sandwich. Okay and now I'm hungry...
- —Guest guest
What I snack on
- Cherries, a juicy orange, Crisp Pink Apple. I always have baked cashews, peanuts, and almonds on hand. Toast with peanut butter and honey or baked pita wedges with PC masala hummus. All very yummie, quick, and satisfying!
- —Guest ElaineR
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- Tortilla Chips and salsa with refried beans or tortilla chips with hummus.
- —Guest Mitzi
Don't knock it till you've tried it
- I read about kale chips and scoffed, "My kids'll never go for that!" But I made them anyway, and my older boy couldn't get enough of them! They're a great alternative to any kind of bagged chip. Just wash and chop a head of kale into large pieces, leaving thick stems out. Spread them out onto a baking sheet and drizzle with olive oil and toss to coat. Add a sprinkling of salt and roast in a 350° oven for about 15 minutes, shaking the pan and checking occasionally to make sure they don't burn. They're done when they're dry and crackly. We're big Spongebob fans, so we call them "kelp chips" at our house.
- —ChefDeDesign
- Snacking is a challenge. I like a combination of fruit (tonight, its cherries), and raw vegetables with dip (hummus). Dakon radish, celery, cumcumber, carrot, and broccoli make excellent dipping vehicles wit homemade hummus. I also make banana frozen dessert with cocoa, and cinnamon, sometimes I add raisins. I try where possible to stay away from salt, and fat.
- —SlocanCruiser
apple and hummus without tahini
- I slice an apple into 8 pieces and lightly coat each piece with hummus from Trader Joe. It's very satisfying and filling.
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An old Hebrew proverb goes: "Say not in grief 'he is no more' but live in thankfulness that he was."
Thus might be said of artist and professor Darnay Demetillo, whose quiet, unassuming presence and dedication to his art has truly enriched Baguio City's arts scene. Demetillo succumbed to the effects of a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which resulted in a general systems failure on July 11. He was 66.
Demetillo is a founding member of Tahong Bundok, the first artist's group in Baguio. He joined what was then the University of the Philippines College Baguio in 1975 as a humanities instructor. He served as the college's artist-in-residence from 1978 until he retired in 2005.
In the span of over 30 years as an artist, he had countless exhibits in Baguio.
The growth and development of the fine arts program at UP Baguio owes much to the invaluable contributions of Demetillo. With him at the helm, the fine arts program grew from a three-year certificate program to a full-blown baccalaureate program today.
Under his tutelage, many students won awards and received citations in various prestigious art contests, such as the Shell, Petron, Philip Morris and Metrobank national art competitions, thus earning recognition, too, for UP Baguio's greenhorn of an art program on the little campus on the hill.
As an artist, Demetillo demonstrated understanding of the perfect marriage of form and content. Through a keen discernment of the nature and qualities of the different mediums, elements and techniques, expressive content voluntarily emerges unrestrained, uncoerced in his art. Visual form and subject matter coalesce in artistic rendering which is best described as magisterial.
Demetillo was singular in his pursuit of art as a discovery and expression. From painting, sculpture, photography and airbrush techniques to experimentation with paint, twigs, pinecones and a heat gun, or how an ordinary thumb print could propel a world of investigation into the art of printmaking, one marvels at his body of work that spans a wide range of media and techniques and pushes the limits of possibilities in and through these to the acid test.
Such unrelenting inquisitiveness was infectious and continues to inspire students and fellow artists alike.
It is this joy of discovery which, perhaps more than anything, spurred Demetillo to create. Little details are telling. On a note to a friend, he wrote: "I made you this card—I'm trying to learn how to use an airbrush. As you can see, I'm not very good at it yet! I hope you think my sculpture is better. I don't know what it is, really. A paperweight maybe…."
He was a master at lines that grip, colors that move, forms that compel. Plays on light allow the viewer glimpses into the subtleties of texture, nuances of shape, enigmas and complexities of the human condition.
Demetillo retired from active service in 2005 but has undeniably left an indelible mark at UP and the Baguio art community. Without doubt, his legacy of inquisitiveness and experimentation shall continue to inspire.
"Awit Protesta: A Concert in Memory of Darnay Demetillo and Susan Fernandez" will be held on Aug. 16, 6 p.m., at Abelardo Hall, UP Diliman. For inquiries, contact Becky at 0908-865-0320
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hell yeah.. mac is going to be in the top 10 in know time and mac is going to kill at 155. Daiz better wtach out cuz they r both TUF wins
Diaz and Danzig would be a good matchup as far as two TUF winners facing off. I like them both, but Mac has more experience so I would give him a slight nod, but on the other hand you can't rule Diaz out with his Gracie JJ.
he'll be good at 155, its his natural weight. I don't know if he'll be great but he could surprise us…hope he wins. I think Diaz would knock danzing out
he does add more to the devision at least, he could make it to top 5 i don't see him wearing the belt though.
Yes I agree, at least not as long as Penn decides to stay in the division. Penn looks really motivated, I can see him making a comeback in a big way.
I feel if BJ loses (which he 100% won't) he should move back up to welterweight and challenge GSP. He's to talented a fighter to chase a belt that long and i think i speak for all when i say we want to see a rematch between the two. Not only ecause it will be an unbelivable fight but because he more than held his own in their previous fight and in my mind BJ is the only fighter that has a realistic shot at ever beating St. Pierre…
if bj loses to stevenson he in no way should have a shot at st. piere that doesnt make sense at all. u cant lose 2 straight in the ww division then drop to light weight and beat pulver then lose to stevnson and expect a title shot with st. piere. he needs to stay in the 155 pound division and dominate it for awhile before even considering moving back up. bj looks in shape when hes 155 and i think it forces him to get into shape to make weight. he looks smaller and fatter at the same time (if possible) in the welterweight division. i do think tho it would be awesome if he defended the 155 pound title for awhile and then chalenged george to fight him at the catch weight of 165 because he really gave george a run for his money in the first round of their fight
If you guys remember right, BJ plans to move back up to ww after securing the lw belt. I'd like to see a Penn GSP rematch as well.
I think Danzig will do well, but I don't see him holding the belt either.
your right dane he needs to rule the lw devision first,at ww he comes in at 169 and looks fat not that he can't hang with most of the ww looking like that he can but needs to earn a shot at gsp.i think it would be a great fight to close to call.


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Couldn't find the place to submit errata so I'll put it here. The answer to the question on page 27 should be I2 = (IT)(R1)/(R1+R2). This is corroborated by the explanation which states that the current through one branch of a two-branch circuit (I2 in this case) is equal to the total current (IT) times the resistance of the opposite branch (R1 not R2), divided by the sum of the resistances. Parentheticals mine.
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There are no secrets to optimising content online but there are some basic rules you might want to consider, as well as some mistakes you should avoid making.
- Content is King. NOT keywords
The first mistake in SEO copywriting is putting too much effort in to on-page optimisation and too little in to copywriting, the persuasive content that is supposed to answer questions and influence visitors to take a decision.
SEO copywriting is attractive content that generates links and promotion from its own visitors thus increasing the authority of the website as well as the ranking on certain keywords. This means that you can benefit more from a natural link – a recommendation from a happy user that visited your site – than if you were to stuff your content with keywords. Most users have come to realise by now the difference between quality content and content written specifically for search engines.
- SEO Copywriting is about conversion. NOT Google Ranking
Ranking well on search engines does not guarantee conversions. Optimised content might get the user's attention thanks to the top position in Google, but it might as well lose the SEO advantage if it doesn't accomplish its goal, which is to convert! Then the user goes back to the search page and clicks on the following links until he finds what he needs.
- Optimising a web page does NOT equal keyword stuffing
There's no reason to stuff your web content with keywords to make it rank well. Why not just use the ones that are relevant to your site? Your strategy can be to include the main keywords in the title of the page, as well as in the first and last paragraph; make the URL SEO-friendly by including variations of the main keywords, optimise the H1, the ALT (the description text for the images) and use specific tags. These are the essential optimisation elements that can help you rank well in search engines and, at the same time, it informs visitors on what your site is about. Now that the SEO part has been taken care of, you can focus on copywriting for your web page.
- Measure quality content through links and bounce rate, NOT traffic
What does "quality" content mean? It's that content that readers promote through links, discuss through social media, come back regularly to or are influenced by to take action according to the site's goal. Quality content keeps readers on your site and makes them visit more pages, which decreases the bounce rate. In some way, it manages to engage the user and make him part of your community. Quality content isn't measured by its traffic because SEO spam also brings traffic.
- Internal and external links do NOT affect from a SEO point of view.
The key here is moderation. Internal links are welcome as long as the anchor text shows natural in the page and the information is relevant. External links are also ok as long as you don't:
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- Link to sites considered spammy or with no connection what so ever with the on-page content
- Include paid links without marking it with a nofollow tag
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Preview calendar: Clubs and concerts for Dec. 2-8
Orchestra Nova San Diego: "Messiah" ---- The chamber orchestra performs Handel's complete oratorio in 18th-century style with the Bach Collegium San Diego choir and vocal soloists in three locations; 7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at St. James by the Sea Episcopal Church, 743 Prospect St., La Jolla; 7:30 p.m. Dec. 11 at Solana Beach Presbyterian Church, 120 Stevens Ave., Solana Beach; 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at First United Methodist Church, 2111 Camino del Rio South, San Diego; 858-350-0290.
Carols by Candlelight ---- Phil Vassar, Jamie O'Neal, Josh Gracin, Collin Raye, Buck Howdy, Juice Newton and Danielle Tucker perform at the 21st annual concert to raise money for Rady Children's Hospital; concert is followed by a candlelit community program of Christmas carols in the center courtyard; 8 p.m. Dec. 10 and 11; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $32-$60; 800-988-4253 or artcenter.org.
Palomar/Pacific Coast Concert Band's Winter Fest ---- Holiday and symphonic pops favorites; 3 p.m. Dec. 11; Carlsbad Cultural Arts Center, Carlsbad High School, 3557 Monroe St., Carlsbad; $15, general; $12, seniors and children 12 and under; $10, groups of 4 or more; 760-390-2990 or www.pccband.org.
San Diego Gay Men's Chorus: "Tinseltown" ---- Hollywood-style holiday concert features holiday-themed music from TV shows and movies; 8 p.m. Dec. 11 and 3 p.m. Dec. 12; Birch North Park Theatre, 2891 University Ave., San Diego; $26-$40; discounts for seniors, students, military and groups of 10 or more; 877-296-7664 or www.sdgmc.org.
"An Irish Christmas" ---- The stars of Riverdance join this celebration of Irish music, dance, storytelling and laughter; 8 p.m. Dec. 12; Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth Ave., San Diego; $37.50-$70; 800-745-3000.
The Music Men: "Twas the Night Before Christmas ---- A Parody" ---- San Marcos presents an afternoon of holiday entertainment by this men's a cappella chorus; 3 p.m. Dec. 12; San Marcos Senior Center, 3 Civic Center Drive, San Marcos; $13, reserved; $10, general; 760-744-9000.
San Rafael Catholic Church's Christmas concert ---- Congregation's combined choirs ---- traditional, contemporary and handbells ---- perform Christmas favorites and special selections (choral, ensemble, duets and solos) and an audience sing-along; 4 p.m. Dec. 12; 17252 Bernardo Center Drive, Rancho Bernardo; free; 858-487-4314.
91X Wrex the Halls ---- With Smashing Pumpkins, My Chemical Romance, Bad Religion, Jimmy Eat World, Switchfoot, Anberlin and A Day to Remember; 5 p.m. Dec. 12; Viejas Arena, San Diego State University, 5500 Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego; $25.91-$49.51; 800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com.
San Dieguito United Methodist Church "Christmas Vespers" ---- The Encinitas church's Chancel Choir, Orchestra and Bell Choir present Camille Saint-Saens' "A Christmas Oratorio" and Robert Shaw and Russell Bennett's "The Many Moods of Christmas," Suites 1 and 2, with organist and guest vocalists; 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12; 170 Calle Magdalena, Encinitas; free will offering; 760-753-6582 or encinitaschurch.com.
Star 94.1's Jingle Ball 2010 ---- Early show: David Archuleta and Orianthi; late show: Sara Bareilles and Ryan Star; 6:30 and 9 p.m. Dec. 13; Anthology, 1337 India St., San Diego; $20-$49; ($390-$450, booths of 4 to 6) star941sandiego.com.
Rancho Buena Vista Band Christmas concert ---- 7 p.m. Dec. 14; RBV High School, 1601 Longhorn Drive, Vista; free; 760-331-7331.


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May 1: Sightseeing or transportation?
We plan to be in Italy for 3-4 weeks from late April into May, including of course May 1, Labor Day. Does this holiday have more impact on sightseeing or on public transportation? That is, would it be wiser on that day to be in Ravenna, for example, or traveling to or from Ravenna (by train or bus)? We're already trying to reschedule Assisi to avoid being there during Calendimaggio. Thanks.


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Josh Childress is about to return to America cloaked in glory. And money.
Jul 3, 2010, 2:37 PM EDT
In a few days, LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade will figure out their dance partners. (Let us hope it is only a few days.) Then Joe Johnson will finally accept the max deal with Atlanta we all know he is going to take.
And then Josh Childress' phone is going to start ringing. Off the hook.
You remember Childress? Dynamic athlete, maybe the best sixth man in the game a couple years ago. Easily the best afro in the game. Was part of the young core in Atlanta. Then they lowballed him with an offer, so he jumped ship to Olympiacos in Greece for a couple years. He played very well over there, leading the team to a Greek league title and the EuroLeague finals.
Well, he's coming back, and his timing couldn't be better.
With Rudy Gay locked up (max deal) and Joe Johnson about to be locked up (another max deal), Childress will be the best swingman available. And a lot of teams need swingmen. Even the Washington Wizards are rumored to be interested. But Childress is going to get some healthy offers from all over, with a lot of buzz already starting to build.
The Hawks retain his rights and can match any offer. But if Johnson takes the max deal in Atlanta, they are not going to match another large offer to keep Childress.
He could play one more season in Greece, if he wants (although the Greek media are convinced he is gone). We want him back in the League. We miss Chill.
- Michael - Jul 4, 2010 at 5:02 AM
Childress NEVER won any Greek League title. That is factually incorrect. Panathinaikos won the Greek League the last 2 years. Childress played on Olympiacos, not Panathinaikos.
- Anonymous - Jul 4, 2010 at 8:32 AM
He was right Panathinaikos won the championship but Olympiacos did win its league
- Michael - Jul 6, 2010 at 6:08 AM
Olympiacos did not win it's league the last two years that Childress was there. They did not win in Euroleague or in Greek League. That is a fact.
- nikos - Jul 9, 2010 at 12:24 PM
you are partially correct , josh helped olympiakos win a trophy (greek cup 2010) but not the greek league for more info follow the fiba europe link
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At the end of Matthew's version of the Lord's Prayer we read, "But deliver us from evil" in the King James Version and Revised Standard Version. A number of more recent English translations differ. The Good News Bible, New Century Bible, New International Version, New Jerusalem Bible and New Revised Standard Version all render Matthew 6:13b as keep us, save us, rescue us, or deliver us "from the evil one." The difference is significant, and invites our curiosity.
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The oldest known manuscripts of the New Testament were written in Greek, but by comparing Matt. 1:21 in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek with the knowledge of the naming formula so common in the Hebrew Bible, we see that this verse only makes sense in Hebrew. Since the naming formula depends on a wordplay that does not work in Greek or Aramaic, Matt. 1:21, or the oral tradition behind it, had to be in Hebrew.
In an important study entitled The Gospel of Signs, Robert Fortna correctly identified a Jewish-Christian source embedded in the Fourth Gospel. This article is based upon the conclusions of Fortna's research and explores their significance. I will also point out additional evidence Fortna overlooked that clarifies the origins and intentions of the Jewish-Christian source embedded in the text of the Fourth Gospel.
Under the direction of David Bivin, Jerusalem Perspective has launched an attempt to reconstruct the account of Jesus' life which, according to church tradition, was written in Hebrew by Jesus' disciple Matthew.
The Map offers an overview of the order of Gospel stories as they may have appeared in the conjectured Hebrew Life of Yeshua.
Because we believe the Hebrew Life of Yeshua was ordered differently than any of the canonical Gospels, we have provided a "Map of the Conjectured Hebrew Life of Yeshua" that presents the Gospel stories in the conjectured order in which they originally appeared. But since readers may wish to simply look up a Gospel passage in the reconstruction, we have provided this key for easy reference.
Unlike most other biblical commentaries, "The Life of Yeshua: A Suggested Reconstruction" is not a commentary on any one text, but rather a commentary on the development of the traditions that came to be included in the Synoptic Gospels. The primary concern of this commentary is to better understand Yeshua's actions and words by attempting to get as close as possible to the earliest stages of development of the traditions that are now known only through the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke.
Upon leaving the synagogue, he [Yeshua] went to Shimon's home. Now Shimon's mother-in-law had taken ill with a fever. So they implored him [Yeshua] to heal her. Standing over her, he spoke sharply to the fever. The fever vanished, and she got to her feet and began serving them.
Shortly afterward, accompanied by a large crowd of his disciples, he went to the town of Nain. As he approached the town's entrance, he met a funeral procession. The dead man was the only son of a widow, and no small crowd from the town was with her. When the Lord saw her his heart went out to her.
"Don't cry," he said….
…and he said to him, "Rabbi, wherever you go, I'll follow." But Yeshua said, "Beasts and birds have homes, but those who join me won't even enjoy that basic comfort." Someone else said, "Lord, I'll follow you after I've seen my dad through to the end of his days." But Yeshua said, "Come join my life-giving mission, and let those who have not been brought to life take care of everyday existence." Yet another said, "I will follow you, Lord, but first let me go say good-bye to my family." But Yeshua said, "The person who commits himself and then takes it back isn't fit for my band of disciples."
"Can you imagine anyone who would begin construction of a watchtower without first working out the cost to see if he has enough money to complete the job? Otherwise, he might only get the foundation in before running out of money. Then all those who saw it would ridicule him. 'Look,' they would say, 'he couldn't finish what he started.'
"Can you imagine a king who would attack another king without first sitting down with his staff to discuss whether he is able to withstand the king who is coming with an army twice the size of his own? If the consensus was that he could not, wouldn't he send messengers to signal his submission while the enemy was still a long way off?"
Yeshua's response to the rich man and Yeshua's subsequent teaching about the importance of counting the cost of discipleship may have been prompted solely by the rich man's question.
"Teacher," he asked, "what 'good' can I do to obtain eternal life?"
Yeshua replied: "Why do you refer to a deed as 'good'? Call only one thing 'good'—the Torah. You know how to obtain eternal life: keep the commandments—'Do not commit adultery; Do not murder; Do not steal; Do not give false testimony.'"
"All these I have kept since I was a child," the man interrupted.
At that, Yeshua said: "There is something more you should do: Give away all your wealth to charity—you will have heavenly wealth—and become my disciple."
"Anyone who wants to join me but puts family ties or love of self ahead of me cannot possibly be my full-time disciple. Anyone who is not prepared to die cannot possibly be my full-time disciple. Anyone who does not renounce his possessions cannot possibly be my full-time disciple."
"One could illustrate the worth of belonging to my band of disciples by comparing it to a man who stumbles upon buried treasure in a field. What does he do? He reburies it, and in his excitement goes and sells everything he owns to get enough money to buy the field and obtain the treasure.
"Or, one could illustrate its worth by analogy to a man who has spent his life buying and selling rare pearls. One day he comes upon the perfect pearl. What does he do? He goes and sells everything he owns to get enough money to buy it."
Coming Soon! An Updated Reconstruction and Newly Revised Commentary for the Disciples' Prayer
Without a knowledge of the saying's context, the saying about eyes and ears and prophets and righteous men, seems quite prosaic. However, if this saying deals with the Kingdom of Heaven, it could be one of Yeshua's most important sayings.
Yeshua directs Peter and John to go and prepare the Passover "that we may eat it." When they arrive at the place where the meal will be eaten, the owner shows the disciples a furnished dining room where they can hold the celebration.
This excursus, which is a work in progress, is an attempt to identify and collect certain redactional words and phrases characteristic of the editorial style of the author of Mark's Gospel, specifically the "Markan stereotypes" (words that appear with unusually high frequency in Mark) and "Markan pick-ups" (words that the author of Mark borrowed from other sources). We will continue to add to the catalog as further Markan pick-ups and Markan stereotypes are identified in the course of our research for "The Life of Yeshua: A Suggested Reconstruction."
One of the clues that the Synoptic Gospels descended from a Hebrew Life of Yeshua is the number of foreign words that were transliterated into Greek from either Hebrew or Aramaic (it is often impossible to distinguish Hebrew from Aramaic in Greek transliteration).
The writing style of the author of the Gospel of Mark has long been regarded as idiosyncratic. Its pervasive use of the "historical present" and its bizarre proliferation of the word εὐθύς are two well-known examples. Although Mark is not the best source for the most authentic and historical traditions about Yeshua—for that we must turn to Luke and the non-Markan portions of Matthew—Mark remains an important and valuable witness to the development of pre-synoptic traditions and the way they were understood by the early Church.
A key concept in the teachings of Yeshua is the Kingdom of Heaven. The Kingdom of Heaven is the subject of many of Yeshua's parables and is at the heart of his proclamation. The Kingdom of Heaven has, nevertheless, frequently been misunderstood and misconstrued by scholars. According to Yeshua's teachings, the Kingdom is not up in heaven, it is taking place here on earth.
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My sister and I recently visited the remote, high-desert country of Nevada's Red Rock Canyon. The silence and breathtaking beauty of the rugged landscape drew me in, as desert places have drawn humankind since the beginning of time. Loss, failure, misunderstanding, betrayal, or simply craving more than what this world offers—all open our hearts to the desert's call: seek God alone, in silence and solitude. In our inner deserts we wait for the God who waits for us there.
Miriam's most memorable deeds involved water. Miriam watched over her brother Moses when he was placed in the waters of the Nile river. As an adult Miriam led the Israelite women in praise song and dance next to the waters of the Red Sea. This association has led to the introduction of a new Passover custom. Next to Elijah's cup on our Seder table we now set another goblet—brimming with water—Miriam's cup.
In this article, Dr. Robert Lindsey discusses the importance of the so-called "minor agreements" of Luke and Matthew against Mark for properly understanding the interrelationship of the Synoptic Gospels. David N. Bivin and Joshua N. Tilton collaborated with Lauren Asperschlager to bring this article, which previously existed only as an unfinished draft, to Jerusalem Perspective subscribers.
The purpose of this video is to describe Robert Lindsey's theory of how the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke came into being and how they are related to one another.
Dr. R. Steven Notley is a contributor to Jerusalem Perspective and member of the Jerusalem School of Synoptic Research. He is Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins at Nyack College in New York. In this lecture Dr. Notley discusses examples of how the Hebrew language influenced the Greek text of the canonical Gospels.
When we first arrived in the Holy Land, my wife and I toured as many sites as we could on both the Israeli and Palestinian sides of the border. The Herodium was a great place to bring people who were exploring the Holy Land for the first time to introduce them to this man, Herod, of whom they have heard so much. I always felt that the site spoke eloquently to visitors of both the brilliance and madness of Herod the Great.
Jerusalem School member Marc Turnage uses four archaeological artifacts to peer into the world of Jesus and the Gospels in this video.
In this essay, professor David Flusser of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem evaluates Robert Lindsey's solution to the Synoptic Problem. Flusser writes: "Had someone managed to excavate some recessed cavern in the Desert of Judea and found an ancient jar containing Matthew's eyewitness story of Jesus, newspapers and periodicals would long ago have publicized the discovery. 'Finds' made by retranslating to Hebrew Greek texts written nearly two thousand years ago—such as those in our first three Gospels—are considered to be less newsworthy."
One aspect of the cultural context of the Gospels that is often overlooked is the role played by animals. In this article I will explore the significance of chickens in first-century Jewish culture and the part they play in the story of Jesus.
In this lecture, David Pileggi examines the Jewish origin of discipleship, which is founded on the principle of the imitation of God. Pileggi shows how discipleship is related to the repeated statement in Leviticus, "Be holy, for I am holy," and discusses how this biblical theme informed the teachings of Jesus.
Did Luke see and omit Mark 6:45-8:21, or did Mark see and omit Luke 9:51-18:14? The present article explores the possibility that the Markan pericope, "What Makes a Person Impure" in Mark 7:1-23 is dependent upon the Lukan pericope on "Discourse against the Pharisees" in Luke 11:37-41.
Follow Garcia as he challenges Taylor's work and brings about the conclusion that "We should attribute any differences between Galileans and Judeans primarily to issues of opposing halakhic opinions."
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I updated the events calendar Plugin to Version 2.0 and everything works perfect - except the query of the events.
Since the events became a custom post type, the query string must be updated. Actually i use this :
<?php query_posts( array( 'post_type' => 'tribe_events','posts_per_page' => 4, 'orderby' => 'date', 'order' => 'ASC', 'paged' => $pagenum ));?>
But i want to query only events whitch are in a special category i set up.
So, to extend the query, i need the name of the taxonomy !
<?php query_posts( array( 'post_type' => 'tribe_events', '? name ?' => 'name of the taxonomy i set up ' ) ); ?>
many thanks for help !