text: Theology and Religion* http://hdl.handle.net/10523/212 2016-05-30T20:20:29Z 2016-05-30T20:20:29Z "That you might stand here on the roof of the clouds.": The development of Pirirākau theology from encounter to the end of conflict, 1839-1881. Cameron, Graham G. Bidois http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6491 2016-05-30T14:02:08Z 2016-05-29T20:51:36Z "That you might stand here on the roof of the clouds.": The development of Pirirākau theology from encounter to the end of conflict, 1839-1881. 2016 Cameron, Graham G. Bidois It is a notable feature of some iwi that they have a highly developed traditional cosmology that is purported to be pre-European, for example Ngāi Tahu, Taranaki, Ngāti Porou and Ngā Puhi. There is no shared written or oral memory of such a cosmological whakapapa amongst Pirirākau in Tauranga Moana. The foundation of the general questions is a curiosity as to whom Catholic missionaries encountered, in a theological sense, upon their arrival in Tauranga Moana. There is a rich history of post-contact faith, religion and prophets amongst the three iwi of Tauranga Moana; Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāi Te Rangi and Ngāti Pukenga, which is suggestive of an intelligent and inquiring tāngata whenua in matters of faith and spirituality. The research intends to contribute to local knowledge of the development of Pirirākau theology in those encounters by: • describing the pre-contact contextual theology and cosmology of members of the hapū of Pirirākau at the time of first contact with Catholic missionaries in 1839; • exploring how that pre-contact contextual theology enabled Pirirākau to adopt and adjust to a Catholic missional theology and faith between 1839 and 1865; and • explaining how Pirirākau moved from Catholicism to adopt Pai Mārire, a contextual theology and faith founded by Te Ua Haumene in 1858, and maintain that faith to the laying down of arms by King Tāwhiao in 1881. 2016-05-29T20:51:36Z Is Jesus Athene or Odysseus? Investigating the unrecognisability and metamorphosis of Jesus in his post-resurrection appearances Whitaker, Max http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6453 2016-05-16T14:02:33Z 2016-05-15T23:03:38Z Is Jesus Athene or Odysseus? Investigating the unrecognisability and metamorphosis of Jesus in his post-resurrection appearances 2016 Whitaker, Max This thesis is an investigation of the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus, via a comparison with other ancient stories where characters appear in an unrecognised form to their followers. In both canonical and apocryphal stories, which relate Jesus' post-resurrection appearances, Jesus appears in an unrecognisable form to other characters, including people who knew him well just before his death. The motif of a character appearing in an unrecognisable form to people he or she knows well is not unique to stories about Jesus; it is one which exists in folk literature, as well as Greco-Roman and Jewish literature from a range of genres. In many cases the unrecognisability is caused by metamorphosis. I will investigate a range of different stories in which characters appear in an unrecognisable, or metamorphic, form in order to define patterns and themes. Through the analysis of these stories - the role the unrecognisable character plays in the story, the function of the type of stories in which characters who take those roles and the way in which knowledge is gained or transferred between characters - different categories are identified, and tabulated for comparison. Two distinct story types are identified: those in which a god appears in disguise to mortals, and those in which a human hero appears in disguise to his or her family or followers, often after having been thought to be dead. Another set of stories where a character appears in a metamorphic form, and yet is still recognised, will also be examined. By comparing the stories about the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus to these story types, it will be seen that they also fit into these categories. In the canonical Gospels, Jesus is often presented as a returning disguised hero in his post-resurrection appearance. In the apocryphal Gospels and Acts, however, Jesus is presented as either a disguised god helping the hero of the story, or else as a metamorphic or polymorphic being. Jesus is presented in a number of different ways, but each representation corresponds to characters in stories following the literary conventions which existed when accounts of Jesus were being composed, and I will argue that the authors would have been influenced by these conventions, not via directly quoting or copying ancient texts, but rather by being influenced by literary themes which were prevalent in the cultural environment. 2016-05-15T23:03:38Z The Christ-Story of Philippians 2:6-11: Narrative Shape and Paraenetic Purpose in Paul's Letter to Philippi Weymouth, Richard John http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6389 2016-04-21T21:54:06Z 2016-04-21T02:32:03Z The Christ-Story of Philippians 2:6-11: Narrative Shape and Paraenetic Purpose in Paul's Letter to Philippi 2016 Weymouth, Richard John This thesis argues the case that Philippians 2:6-11 represents a Pauline prose narrative (and is not a pre-Pauline hymn), which may be called the Christ-story, and should therefore be interpreted as prose narrative in terms of its form, function, and content; and that doing this provides fresh insights into a much studied and debated passage, some of which have hitherto remained unnoticed (or at least unreported), while providing a framework that now allows some previous major contributions to the study of this passage to be brought together in order to form a comprehensive overall interpretation. The thesis is arranged in four parts: Part I first introduces the passage of Philippians 2:6-11, noting the vast amount of scholarship written about it, highlighting some important contributions of relevance, and outlining the plan of the study (Chapter 1), then introduces the letter to the Philippians itself, the basic situation of both Paul and his Philippian recipients and the occasion of the letter, including brief discussion of some critical issues, though focussing on the intersecting narratives of the epistle and, given that Philippi in the first century was a Roman colony with life dominated by Roman governance and values, on the letter's political background (Chapter 2). Part II then deals with major lines of interpretation in the study of this passage, beginning with the issues of its literary form and authorship, whether Philippians 2:6-11 represents a pre-Pauline hymn or a Pauline narrative; (Chapter 3); next attempting to specify the precise function of the passage within its epistolary context – whether it is 'kerygmatic' or 'exemplary,' or whether another more nuanced designation may be more appropriate, in particular by providing a detailed treatment of the paraenetic context of vv. 6-11 and by strengthening M. Bockmuehl's case for a particular reading of the elliptical v. 5b, pointing additionally to a paradigmatic understanding of the passage in which participation is invited (Chapter 4); then, thirdly, seeking to identify the implicit stories within the explicit narrative, by focussing on the influential contribution of N. T. Wright on interpretation of the passage in light of his and R. W. Hoover's rendering of Philippians 2:6b, discussing its narrative-theological significance, and then asking what clues the text itself offers for identifying a particular narrative background against which it may be understood, particularly for its first hearers (Chapter 5). The third Part (III) builds upon the conclusions of the previous chapters and begins to analyse and interpret the passage as a narrative, offering the major contribution of the thesis in two chapters. Initially, Chapter 6 explores previous attempts at defining a chiastic shape, regarded by the author as unsuccessful, before suggesting a more appropriate method to define the narrative shape of the passage, and explaining in detail how the passage works in terms of its narrative syntax, sentence structure and function. Then, Chapter 7 focuses on the narrative shape of Philippians 2:6-11, identifying its overall shape, and positing of it a modified narrative chiasmus, so structured as a consequence of Paul carefully narrating a series of reversals in his account of the story of Christ. The particular narrative reversals are discussed and justified in some detail, followed by an examination of two important narrative threads running through the entire story, with the chapter going on to provide a detailed literary analysis of the passage, exploring the narrative setting, characters, stage and function of each element in the text, and seeking to integrate interpretative decisions made earlier in the study. Part IV, in final conclusion, offers a brief summary of the work, describing the main results demonstrated concerning the form, function and meaning of Philippians 2:6-11 in its epistolary context, and considering the power of the story as a shaper of other stories and in inviting participation in it (Chapter 8). More specifically, the investigation, in supporting the overall thesis mentioned above, presents a case for each of the following conclusions: (i) That Philippians 2:6-11 should no longer be regarded as an early Christian hymn incorporated by Paul in his letter to the Philippians, but instead is best understood as two sentences of prose narrative, written by the apostle himself, and which may better be described as the 'Christ-story'; (ii) That the story of Philippians 2:6-11 should be interpreted as an exemplary-paradigmatic Pauline narrative, that is, with a dual epistolary function: as an exemplary story, it models the mindset in thought and action that Paul desires to be reproduced in the lives of his status-obsessed hearers, thus supporting the surrounding paraenesis in the epistle; and as a paradigmatic narrative it both functions to structure Christian existence in various ways and also invites participation in Christ, so that his story might begin to shape their own lives, from their situation at the time of writing, and until the last day; (iii) That the Christ-story also implicitly relates a counter-imperial narrative, with implicit contrasts to the emperor and other ancient rulers, in which Paul implicitly calls the Roman Philippians to supreme allegiance to Jesus Christ as Lord and to the new heavenly politeuma under his lordship, while also providing them with encouragement as a Christian community in Philippi to appear as lights in a hostile world, with hope for future vindication of the steadfastness and unity that Paul urges them to maintain in the face of such opposition. (iv) That Paul has given the Christ-story a (modified 'V') V -shape, and has carefully crafted it in order to narrate several key reversals in the journey of Jesus Christ (up to now unreported as such), which has resulted in the creation of a modified narrative chiasmus, a chiasmus of narrative events, the elucidation of which helps us to understand better the passage as a whole; (v) That two narrative threads also run through the passage as a whole, which may be described as the story of the visible cruciform God, and the motif of the obedient servant; the first relates the story of the invisible God made visible, representing Christ's identity, posture and praxis, leading to his death on the cross, and implicitly revealing the surprising character of God, while the second both exemplifies and implicitly commands obedient servanthood for the Philippian community, closely linking the passage to its preceding and following paraenetic context; (vi) That as a narrative in both form and content, the Christ-story needs to be interpreted as a narrative, allowing a detailed literary appreciation of its shape, motifs, and construction to assist in determining its overall meaning and function for both its first and subsequent hearers and readers. Further, having concluded this, a final extensive literary, narrative analysis is provided, which relates each element of the text to its meaning for, and likely impact upon, the first hearers, while integrating other previous interpretative decisions into the discussion; (vii) Finally, that the climax of the story as a whole is to be found not in the act of acclamation of Jesus Christ as Lord, but in the centre of the narrative, in the shocking reference to Jesus dying what was regarded as a slave's humiliating death on a Roman cross; this conclusion is related to the other narrative elements to convey the overall narrative impact of this climax for both original and subsequent recipients of the letter. The investigation is further supported by four appendices and offers an extensive bibliography. 2016-04-21T02:32:03Z Qohelet's Fall: The Use of Genesis 2-4 in the Book of Ecclesiastes Moxham, Raymond John http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6249 2016-03-04T13:02:08Z 2016-03-03T21:10:01Z Qohelet's Fall: The Use of Genesis 2-4 in the Book of Ecclesiastes 2016 Moxham, Raymond John In this thesis I will demonstrate that Qohelet uses the language and themes found in Genesis 2-4. Qohelet, himself a wisdom teacher, interprets the early chapters of Genesis as wisdom texts. He uses them to explain from within the boundaries of wisdom why the world fails to show the perfection of creation. Death and the frustration to be found in work are both understood by Qohelet in terms of the curse of Genesis 3. Qohelet does not set out to discover the meaning of life but he does endeavour to find what is good for humans to do during their short lives. This is a continuation of the task established for humans in their quest to master the knowledge of good and evil. Qohelet questions the efficacy of the retribution principle. In this he draws on the experiences of Abel found in Genesis 4. He uses the language and themes of Genesis 2-4 to legitimise his hetero-orthodox approach to wisdom. His rejection of retribution and his method of discovering what is good illustrate his use of Genesis. Ultimately Qohelet concludes that the world cannot be changed and that humans can only make the most of the world as it is. 2016-03-03T21:10:01Z Communities of Restoration: Ecclesial Ethics and Restorative Justice Noakes-Duncan, Thomas http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6247 2016-03-04T13:02:10Z 2016-03-03T20:19:11Z Communities of Restoration: Ecclesial Ethics and Restorative Justice 2016 Noakes-Duncan, Thomas This thesis asks the question, "How does an ecclesial context shape the theological apprehension and praxis of justice?" In particular, it will be asked how, in view of its members having been admitted into God's restoring justice in Christ, the church might embody in the world this same justice of restoring right relationships. By surveying the history of Christian reflection on the nature of justice, we will show how different conceptions of justice emerged from and shaped in turn their surrounding social and philosophical contexts, and the sphere of corrective justice in particular. This raises the question of whether this judicial response is an adequate reflection of what it means to do justice as disclosed in the biblical story. Building on the premise that the biblical understanding of the justice of God is best understood as a saving, liberating, and restorative justice, rather than a purely retributive justice, it will be argued that an alternative conception of justice needs to emerge, one that is more anchored in the story of Scripture and lived out in the community that reads Scripture so that it might be embodied in life. I propose bringing the insights of ecclesial ethics, an approach that emphasizes the distinctive nature of the church as the community that forms its mind and character after its reading of Scripture, with the theory and practice of restorative justice, a way of conceiving justice-making that emerged from the Mennonite-Anabaptist tradition. By bringing an ecclesial approach to bear on restorative justice, this thesis will show why a theological account of the theory and practice of restorative justice is fruitful for articulating and clarifying the witness of the church, especially in the face of conflict or wrongdoing. This can help extend the church's imagination as to how it might better become God's community of restoration as it reflects on the ways in which the justice of God is taking shape in its own community. 2016-03-03T20:19:11Z 1 Peter and Negotiating Life in the Graeco-Roman World du Toit, Sean http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6210 2016-02-11T20:01:28Z 2016-02-11T03:00:41Z 1 Peter and Negotiating Life in the Graeco-Roman World 2016 du Toit, Sean There has been much debate concerning 1 Peter's strategy and how this letter aims to help the Christians it addressed. By converting to Christianity these Christians were undermining the social cohesion of various relationships, perhaps most acutely those within the household. Their allegiance to God created tensions between those who were followers of Jesus and those who were not. The disruption of conventions and the dishonour caused by such devotion to someone who was crucified by imperial authorities is deemed dangerous and threatening by many outsiders. Therefore, these Christians were suffering social harassment that perhaps led to formal charges and punishment by various authorities. It is into this context of suffering social harassment that Peter writes his letter to these Christians to help them "stand firm in the grace of God" (5:12). To analyse how Peter interacts with wider aspects of Graeco-Roman culture, I have adapted John Barclay's categories of acculturation, accommodation and assimilation. These tools provide a set of questions through which to approach 1 Peter and analyse the material in a helpful ways and with fruitful results. These tools do not provide a model into which the data of 1 Peter should be placed, thus avoiding the problem of manipulating data to fit with a pre-existing model. Thus I begin with an investigation into how 1 Peter has used non-material aspects of Graeco-Roman culture (acculturation). Firstly I explore Peter's use of a Haustafel, a common topos and tool in Graeco-Roman moral philosophy. Next I note the use of rhetorical conventions and find that this author may have used some rhetorical conventions. Following this I provide an analysis of Peter's use of Graeco-Roman ethical lists and two specific ethical concepts. This demonstrates that Peter has used various elements of Graeco-Roman culture to exhort and instruct his audiences. The next item, accommodation, asks why and how Peter has used acculturation in his discourse. Here I explore both positive and negative appraisals of aspects of Graeco-Roman culture and ideology. Those aspects that fit with their allegiance to Jesus are to be embraced and used as a means to foster concord amidst struggling relationships caused by being a Christian. Furthermore, this provides a means of ethical witness. Peter also provides a critique of aspects of Graeco-Roman ideology by noting that the emperor is a human creature, that a slave is not a worthless instrumentum vocale, and that wives should take as their models Israel's holy women, and not women who act inappropriately. This leads to an investigation of how socially integrated these Christians were (assimilation). Given that the two primary examples of Christians in 1 Peter are slaves in pagan households, and wives married to pagans, I suggest that withdrawal from pagan interaction was practically impossible. Furthermore these marginalised Christians (slaves and wives) are exemplary paradigms for other Christians addressed by 1 Peter who are in vulnerable or marginal positions of society as Christians. They had to negotiate which aspects of Graeco-Roman life they could affirm and which aspects they had to reject. In the final chapters I examine Peter's strategy. The emphasis in 1 Peter on "honourable conduct" and on "doing good" is noted and provides a particular and pertinent strategy for interacting with those who are currently harassing these Christians. Amidst a culture of reciprocity and revenge, Peter's strategy creates problems for those who socially harass those who adopt Peter's strategy. This is part of Peter's larger plan to foster concord and ethical witness to outsiders. The letter of first Peter provides helpful and practical instruction for marginalised Christians facing social harassment. Peter's strategy is to instruct his audiences to follow in what he perceives to be the example of Jesus by providing a counter-intuitive paradigm for these Christians to follow. Peter's strategy has a few aims. Firstly, these Christians must remain holy amidst the pagan vice they are confronted with daily. Secondly, they must survive the temptation of apostasy or unfaithfulness. Thirdly, they must foster concord in the home and among relationships with outsiders as this will aid their ethical witness. In doing so they will demonstrate their reverence towards God, their honour towards all people and their commitment to one another as the people of God. 2016-02-11T03:00:41Z On the Devotion to the Buddha in Paramanuchit's Mārabandha Episode of the Paṭhamasambodhi Rattana, Phra Akbordin http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6189 2016-03-14T01:07:50Z 2016-01-29T02:50:14Z On the Devotion to the Buddha in Paramanuchit's Mārabandha Episode of the Paṭhamasambodhi 2016 Rattana, Phra Akbordin The Paṭhamasambodhi is an important biography of the Buddha, a living story well-known all over mainland Southeast Asia, and an essential element for Southeast Asian art history. In addition, the Mārabandha episode of the Paṭhamasambodhi is a unique story that receives no mention in the Pāli Canon or in the Pāli biographies of the Buddha. It also contains the few parts of the Paṭhamasambodhi corpus that are concerned with events after the Buddha's Parinibbāna (the final release from the round of rebirth), and a source for ritual, belief, and devotion of Buddha in many parts of Southeast Asia. Moreover, it received the royal patronage of King Rama III (1788-1851), as the king invited Paramanuchit (1790-1853) to edit the Paṭhamasambodhi. This thesis offers the first English translation of the Mārabandha episode of the Paṭhamasambodhi of Paramanuchit, a senior Buddhist monk and key patriarch in the history of Thai Buddhism during the 19th century. Relying on the Paṭhamasambodhi and other Thai sources, it makes three contributions to the study of Thai Buddhism. Firstly, it provides a translation and an analysis of a text that has been largely overlooked by scholars outside of Thailand, especially in English language scholarship. Secondly, it sheds light on the historical figure of Paramanuchit, an influential and respected Buddhist scholar in Siamese Buddhism, who became the Saṅgharāja in 1851. Thirdly, it argues that Paramanuchit's decision to include the Mārabandha episode in his redaction of the Paṭhamasambodhi indicates his own concern with a particular dimension of Thai Buddhism—namely, devotion to objects and images of the Buddha. 2016-01-29T02:50:14Z The Social Significance of the Sacralized Body in The Epistle to the Romans: Pauline Subversion of Cultural Constructions of Human Worth Bay, Erin Stuart http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6182 2016-01-26T13:02:11Z 2016-01-25T22:43:23Z The Social Significance of the Sacralized Body in The Epistle to the Romans: Pauline Subversion of Cultural Constructions of Human Worth 2016 Bay, Erin Stuart The hierarchical stratification of Greco-Roman culture emphasized corporeal features as integral to maintaining social status. The elite body was protected from physical and sexual assault; the servile or low-status body was liable to such dishonoring treatment. The body and its presentation – its gestures, postures and clothing – formed a canvas which communicated to others a person's social location. Low status, then, was a somatic phenomemon: the scars of floggings, for example, signaled one's degraded status and left one vulnerable to further abuse. On the other hand, the primary literature characterizes the bodies of high-ranking males (the politician, the general, the paterfamilias) or of elite females (the priestess, wife or daughter) in sacral terminology. This thesis investigates the meaning of Paul's sacralization of the body in the Epistle to the Romans. Romans 12:1 states "parakalō oun hymas … parastēsai ta sōmata hymōn thysian zōsan hagian euareston tō Theō", that is: "I exhort you … to offer your bodies [to God] as a sacrifice which is living, holy and pleasing to God" (my translation). Given the predominantly low social status of his hearers, Paul's construction of their bodies as holy helps establish an identity of high worth which conflicts with their social locations. Paul's construal of these degraded bodies is at odds with the cultural norm to characterize only elite bodies in sacral and honorable terms. For many of Paul's hearers, their bodily identity was the antithesis of the sacral. I will argue that, by construing the Christ-followers' bodies as sacral, Paul subverts the cultural construal of many of his hearers' bodies. Those whose bodily experiences and appearances would have been construed by the social code as demeaning have this interpretation contested by Paul. For him, the suffering of the body is no longer an indication of degraded status; rather, it is to be considered sacrificial, viz., an aspect of worshiping identity. In contrast with the tendency of biblical scholars to neglect the lived experiences of Paul and his hearers as bodily beings, it is suggested that Paul is deliberate in claiming that it is the bodies of his hearers which are to be offered to God. Rather than demanding that the Christ-followers offer "themselves" to God in some abstract sense, Paul constructs their bodies as sacred phenomena which stand under God's claim. By construing their low-status bodies in such terms, Paul subverts the dominant social narrative which read the bodies of the elite in terms of sacrality and honor and degraded those whose bodies were vulnerable to physical and sexual assault, thereby offering a potent counter-reading of the low-status body. 2016-01-25T22:43:23Z


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Reason: this one does not have any earnings,and never will. These day and age, how many people in China will pay for personal software if they can get it for free.
I feel bad for you. I have Dec $70 calls that will be worth a lot in 5 months. This company isn't about software, it's about search. When they add Sina they will have somewhere around 25% of the search in China. Up until 6 months ago there was Baidu and no "other" search competitor. Now Qihu is just that, a viable competitor that is actually taking market share away from Baidu. Earnings will reflect that in August. I think Baidu will not only miss with their earnings on the 24th of July, but I think they will miss badly (revenues & bottom line). Just make sure you don't invest your mortgage payment with that "put" you placed. In a situation like this you throw the charts out the window.
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Clare-Hope Ashitey Movies and Career Information
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Clare-Hope Naa K. Ashitey is a British actress of Ghanaian descent. She attended the Centre Stage School of Performing Arts, Southgate. while being educated at the Latymer School, which is located in the Edmonton area of London, for seven years. She took a gap year between school and university to work on the film Children of Men. Ashitey graduated in anthropology from the School of Oriental and African Studies in 2009.
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This slow cooking Boeuf Bourguignon is well worth the time.
A manager's special on a beef roast reminded me of the movie "Julie & Julia."
The movie intertwines Julia Child's life in France with that of Julie Powell, a New Yorker determined to cook every recipe in Child's tome, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" (Knopf, $40). This is a movie that can make you hungry — or inspire you to cook.
The film sparked particular interest in Child's famous Boeuf Bourguignon recipe. After Meryl Streep's recent Golden Globe win for her portrayal of Child, I was inspired to make this comforting dish again.
The most intimidating thing about this recipe is the instructions — it covers nearly three pages of the book and that's a turn off for most cooks.
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This is certainly not a dish for weeknight cooking unless you're able to start it early in the day. It's best left for a leisurely Saturday or Sunday.
Once you get cooking, though, the aroma alone is worth the effort.
And, of course, the end result of fork-tender beef with mushrooms and onions in a silky hearty sauce is divine.
The key to making this dish a success is in the beef. Here are a few tips.
Buy what's labeled "stew meat," chuck roast or a nice sirloin (or whatever is on sale) and cut it yourself. This way the pieces of beef are all the same size and will cook evenly.
Make sure the pieces of meat are dry or they will not brown nicely. The original recipe calls for drying the meat with paper towels. Take the time to do this.
Work in batches when browning so the meat isn't crowded in the pan.
Today's version is not too far from the original. And you can make it in advance. Like many dishes, it's even better the next day.
Bon appetit!
Boeuf Bourguignon
Makes 6 servings
4 ounces thick-cut bacon, diced
1 tablespoon olive oil or cooking oil
3 pounds lean stewing beef, cut into 2-inch cubes
1 large carrot, sliced
1 medium onion, sliced
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons flour
3 cups full-bodied red wine, such as a Chianti
3 cups less sodium beef broth
1 tablespoon tomato paste
2 cloves mashed garlic
1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
Crumbled bay leaf
FOR SERVING (optional)
1 pound fresh mushrooms, cleaned and halved
Roasted potatoes
1. In a sauce pan, bring 1 quart of water to a simmer. Add the diced bacon and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove, drain and dry the bacon.
2. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. In a Dutch oven (or other ovenproof pot), heat the oil over medium heat. Add the bacon and saute 2 to 3 minutes to brown lightly. Remove to a side dish and set aside. Reheat the fat in the pot over medium-high heat.
3. Dry the stewing beef using paper towels; it will not brown if it is damp. Working in batches, add the beef to the pot and brown it on all sides. Remove and set aside.
4. In the same pot, add the carrot and onion slices and brown. Pour out the fat.
5. Return the beef and bacon to the pot and toss in the salt and pepper. Then sprinkle in the flour and stir until browned. Stir in the wine and enough broth so that the meat is barely covered. Add the tomato paste, garlic, thyme and bay leaf. Cover and set in lower third of preheated oven. Simmer for 2 ½ to 3 hours. The meat is done when a fork pierces it easily.
6. While the beef is cooking, saute the mushrooms in butter until nicely browned and tender; set aside.
7. When the meat is tender, pour the contents of the pot into a sieve set over a saucepan. Wash out the pot and return the beef mixture to it. Distribute the mushrooms over the meat.
7. Skim fat off the sauce if needed. Simmer sauce for a minute or two, skimming off additional fat as it rises. You should have about 2 ½ cups of sauce thick enough to coat a spoon lightly. If the sauce is too thin, boil it down rapidly. If too thick, mix in a few tablespoons of broth. Taste and adjust seasonings. Pour the sauce over the meat and vegetables. Serve with roasted potatoes if desired.
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March 11, 1982 was a milestone for Mint Hill. Yes, it was 11 years to the day that Mint Hill was incorporated. But it was also the day that John McEwen and wife Scottie donated 5.5 acres to the town for its first town hall. Previously, the board had met in a barber shop, doctor's office, and fire department.
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It didn't take Christchurch business owners long to work out how to keep their companies ticking over after a series of earthquakes hit the city. In March, two weeks after the most devastating earthquake, The Dominion Post reported small businesses in that city were thinking about moving to cloud computing.

IDC Research country manager Ullrich Loeffler told the newspaper companies displaced from Christchurch's central business district might never again re-invest in their own information technology systems. He said: 'I think many of them will consider the cloud option.'

I asked Loeffler if there was evidence of Christchurch companies moving from thinking about shifting to the cloud to taking action. He said while he can't quantify the numbers, he said IDC's New Zealand researchers have seen an increase in interest and discussion of cloud models in response to the earthquake. That's across the country not just in Christchurch.

Loeffler said the cloud is a logical consideration for companies that have lost their previous IT infrastructure. He said: 'Infrastructure refresh cycles are often a trigger for cloud discussions and the devastating events in Christchurch forced many organisations in this kind of refresh situation. In addition companies see the benefits with regards to disaster recovery and business continuity after having experienced the impact and importance first hand.'

Closer to the action Enable Networks CEO Steve Fuller reports he has seen 'a significant lift in demand as local businesses reassess their risk portfolio and adopt hosted IT.' Enable Networks is the fibre broadband company chosen to partner the government in Christchurch, Rangiora and surrounding areas as it rolls out its nationwide NZ$1.5 billion ultra-fast broadband network.

Fuller said a: 'Noticeable trend post-earthquake is that many businesses are moving their servers or backing up into data centres.' He said the earthquake showed the value of cloud computing and smaller companies often have more to gain from the technology.

It's not surprising New Zealand businesses are looking more closely at the cloud. Immediately after the most serious Christchurch earthquake many companies had no access to their business premises. Those who had already moved to the cloud were able to work from home or from a temporary location which didn't need to be in Christchurch or even in New Zealand.

There's no question those smaller companies who were already using cloud computing managed to get back on their feet faster than those still locked in to owing their own physical IT infrastructure.

Do you think it won't happen to you? Or know it won't? Check the pulse of your organisation and take the IBM Business Continuity Index here.
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How many business owners can identify with the plight of Christchurch businesses that spent weeks trying to get their precious business data from within the CBD cordon? How many of them were unable to contact customers, suppliers, and staff whose details were still in the office?

The frustrating thing is how unnecessary that would have been if they had just ensured they had a backup that was stored somewhere other than their normal place of work.

In a major crisis your suppliers and customers might be patient, but if you're the only one who can't trade you will need to get back up and running quickly.

As you are far more likely to experience localised disasters caused by air-conditioning faults, electrical or IT system outages, fire or temporary loss of access to buildings, you need to be prepared.

There are offsite data storage options available to suit all businesses. If you find the right partner, most require minimal effort to ensure your future business viability.

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1. Offsite storage of backup tapes or hard-drives - using a service to rotate tapes from your site and store them securely offsite.

2. Online data backup - various levels of backing up data over the internet to external servers.

3. Server replication - almost continuous backups from your server to an external location.

4. Storing all data in the cloud - running your business with all data stored on servers outside of your business.

As you move through these options your data will be faster to recover, and more complete. However, if you choose a cloud option, make sure your provider has a robust backup plan and that you know whether your data is stored in New Zealand or overseas.

To decide what suits your business, you need to identify how long you can afford to be without your data, and what data is essential to recover in a crisis. The decision on the best backup method should then be easy.

Research has shown that most organisations that suffer a significant data loss are not in business two years later. Can you afford to be 'left at the cordon' if your workplace is affected by a crisis?

You don't need to be in that position. Make sure you're storing your data offsite and choose a partner you trust to protect your business data and recover it when you need it.

Take the first step towards a more robust disaster recover plan and complete the IBM Business Continuity Index now.

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Discover the best of Barcelona on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. From museum hopping to boat trips, from Gaudi's architecture to gothic cathedrals, from reflexology massages by the pool to personal shopping tours, Hotel Arts Barcelona understands the art of enjoying summer. A member of the Ritz-Carlton family of hotels, Hotel Arts Barcelona overlooks miles of Barcelona beachfront and the grand vista of Port Olimpic. The view may be nice, but the hotel's striking contemporary architecture is really what turns heads. In addition, there is a spectacular collection of Spanish contemporary art housed in the hotel. Sit down for an al fresco meal, fanned by a mild summer breeze, at the Restaurante Marina. Sink into a soft sofa on Arola's chill-out terrace, sipping a cocktail and sharing tapas. This is what summer's all about. The hotel also boasts a stunning Spa by Six Senses on the 43rd floor, outdoor pool, open-air Jacuzzi in terraced gardens, and a fitness center with personal fitness consultations.
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Everything about this joint encapsulates the over-the-top vibe of Sin City. The best views in Vegas? Check. The best décor? Hands down. Truly one-of-a-kind culinary creations? You'll be begging for more. After all, Mix is the vision of Alain Ducasse, the renowned celebrity chef whose stellar restaurants have catapulted him into stardom. You'll be tempted with contemporary and classic French and American dishes with global accents, as well as signature dishes from Ducasses' restaurants in Paris and Monte Carlo. At Mix, the setting high atop THEhotel at Mandalay Bay is as much an experience as the cuisine. The cutting-edge restaurant is adorned in white and silver, distinguished by sweeping staircases, mid-century modern furniture, and an incredible 24-foot chandelier of 15,000 hand-blown glass spheres. It's no wonder Mix was named "Best Restaurant" by the Travel+Leisure Design Awards 2006. Dinner only. Reservations a must.
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Summer specials abound in the warmer climes. Case in point: Old Bahama Bay Resort, newly dubbed Old Bahama Bay at Ginn sur Mer, is offering an Endless Summer Package for a song. Enjoy deluxe accommodations, welcome drink upon arrival, round-trip airport transfers, and complimentary use of sail boats, kayaks, snorkel equipment, Hobie Cats, fitness center and bicycles-- starting from just $209 per night in an Ocean View Junior Suite. Three night minimum stay required; available until October 30th, 2007. A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Old Bahama Bay has an ambiance of barefoot elegance with an out-island remote feel, though it's only 56 miles from the Florida coast. A new member of the Ginn Resorts family, the full-service resort has got it all: beachfront suites with luxurious touches, a 72-slip port of entry marina, three restaurants, and a host of activities including the 4,000 sq ft heated swimming pool with infinity edge, massage services, fitness center, fishing, snorkeling and boating.
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Just an hour from San Francisco but worlds a part. The Carneros Inn, frequently featured in top travel magazines around the globe, is a beautiful oasis; relaxation incarnate. Designed to reflect its rural surroundings, The Carneros Inn combines local architecture-- barns, silos, ranchers' cottages-- with stylish, modern interiors. Brimming with the region's distinct charm, these rustic cottages are nestled among 27 acres of grape vines, unspoiled farmland, and apple orchards. These roomy accommodations don't skimp on the comfort; there are wood-burning fireplaces with polished concrete hearths, private patios, spacious bathrooms with soaking tubs, flat-panel TVs with DVD players, and high-speed Internet access. Enjoy a glass of California's finest wines in the private gardens, delicious dining at the Hilltop restaurant, outdoor showers under the stars, and decadent spa treatments inspired by local ingredients. Indeed, the Spa at The Carneros Inn is a destination in and of itself. Indulge in a Destination Spa Day and enjoy a full day in one of the cottages complimentary, when you purchase $300 worth of luxurious spa treatments. Please call (707) 299-4900 to make your reservations. Cottages offered from 10-6 p.m. on the day of spa services. Monday through Thursday only.
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Bellhops? Pa-leese! The Diva of Ocean Drive, fresh from a glamorous redesign by trendsetting designer Kelly Wearstler, offers personal assistant services for guests. Upon arrival at The Tides South Beach, you are welcomed by your very own Personal Assistant who delivers advanced round-the-clock services: beachside amenity baskets with bottled water, magazines, and sunscreen, in-suite dining and catering, laundry, dry cleaning and shoe shine service as well as complete business services such as translation, transcription, desk-top publishing, postal and parcel service. Trained by Robert Watson from The Guild of Professional English Butlers, the hotel's PAs do it all. And with The Tides' Guest Recognition Policy, these personal assistants understand guests' preferences before they even arrive.
Escape to the Alps at Spa Hotel Jagdhof, Tyrol, Austria
Stunning accommodations surrounded by some of the most sublime scenery on earth. Welcome to the Spa Hotel Jagdhof, situated in the midst of the Tyrolean mountains, just 30 minutes from Innsbruck, against the backdrop of the Stubai Glacier. This Relais and Chateaux property is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts-- country walks through the slopes of the Alps provide glimpses of chamois, stags, and dear-- and spa lovers, alike. The hotel's renowned Vital & Beautywelt Spa is a beautiful oasis that offers 17 different treatments in an area spanning 2,000 square meters. Exceptional cuisine includes hunted game and lamb from the hotel's own farm. With the Tyrolean Spa Experience package, enjoy four nights in a cozy 'Zwölfer' apartment including extensive breakfast, a six-course à la carte dinner, complimentary use of spa, indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and steam rooms, one stimulating Tyrolean massage, one glacier massage with high-quality natural oils from the Alps and return transfers from/to Innsbruck airport. Rates starting from EUR 899 per person for four nights. Valid until September 30, 2007.
Double Hilton HHonors Points at Conrad Indianapolis
Stay at the Conrad Indianapolis, the luxury destination hotel in the heart of Indiana's capital, anytime until August 31, 2007 and you can earn double Hilton HHonors points and a continental breakfast for two at Vitesse. Since its debut last year, Conrad Indianapolis has been wowing its guests with its lavish, high-tech facilities. The 23-storey hotel tower houses the luxurious Spa Chakra, fitness facilities, two unique dining options (a brasserie-style restaurant and a lounge), and state-of-the-art meeting and event space.
Suite Dreams: The Presidential Suite at InterContinental Hong Kong
There's a lot to love at the InterContinental Hong Kong: the large outdoor heated swimming pool and unique trio of infinity spa pools, the luxurious I-Spa (with its feng shui inspired ambiance), prime waterfront location in Kowloon, unparalleled dining, not to mention the spectacular views. But one of the best things about the hotel is the stunning Presidential Suite, one of the most beautiful in Asia, and the city's priciest and largest. The price tag is $10,000 a night for 7,000 square feet of pure luxury. The 2,500 square ft terrace boasts its own infinity pool overlooking the sparkling lights of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island. The wrap-around terrace can easily seat 50 folks for dinner, and 24-hour room service from Alain Ducaisse's Spoon Restaurant is a perk enjoyed only by guests of the Presidential Suite. Of course this five-room facility has made the roster of Forbes' most expensive hotel rooms in the world.
King's Cup Elephant Polo with Anantara Resort, Golden Triangle, Thailand
Thailand's highly popular King's Cup Elephant Polo Tournament returns to the hills of the Golden Triangle in 2008. Mark your calendars for March 31-April 6, for some serious fun in the sun. Event organizer, Anantara Resorts, describes the event as wildly entertaining, ranked as the 6th largest on the Thai tourism calendar. And it's easy to understand why. A charitable event that raises money for the country's National Elephant Institute in Lampang, King's Cup Elephant Polo is chock full of celebrities, seasoned elephant polo players, colorful parades and elephants. Plus, it's location in spectacular northern Thailand showcases the natural beauty of the Golden Triangle region, home to Thailand's elephant population. Indeed Anantara Resort has its own Elephant Camp, an on-site sanctuary for these peaceful pachyderms. Located 60 kilometers north of the Chiang Rai airport, perched on a ridge overlooking the hills of Myanmar and Laos, Anantara is all about laid-back luxury. Here you can experience the refreshing chill of a Northern Thai sunrise shrouded in mountain mist; the rush of a longboat ride up the Mekong to Laos; the exhilaration of riding an elephant through bamboo jungle along the border of Burma.
PS. The sport of Elephant Polo poses no threat to the participating creatures, says the World Wildlife Fund.
Luxury Eco-Resorts from AOL Founder, Steve Case
August 6, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
First stop: Costa Rica. Steve Case is launching a new luxury resort company, Revolution Places, with an eye on environmental and cultural preservation. Only natural for a guy who grew up in Hawaii and feels passionately about not paving over paradise. The first environmentally-friendly project is an $800 million, 650-acre development in Cacique, Costa Rica, on the northwest Pacific coast. What's in store? A 120-villa One&Only resort by Sol Kerzner, who developed Atlantis, Paradise Island in the Bahamas; a 180-unit Miraval: Life in Balance-branded destination spa resort; a Tom Doak-designed golf course; and a tennis and fitness center designed by Andre Agassi and his wife, Steffi Graf. Expected to open in 2010, the resort will be designed to reduce water and energy waste, with renewable energy sources and on-site treatment facilities to reuse waste water.


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