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Angela- thank you so much for all of your help in putting all of the wedding details together on our wedding day. Your calm personality knack for organization ensured that our wedding went pefectly, without a hitch-- even when we forgot to bring our exit bubbles! I can't thank... Read More you enough. Peter- thank you SOOOOO much for being such an incredible DJ at our wedding! You were more than a DJ!! Our guests were going on and on about how awesome you were! (Also- they thought your shoes were awesome). Your professionalism, DJ abilities, and facilitation of our wedding were above anything we could've imagined! We can't thank you enough! Chef Zach- thank you for pleasing all of my guests with your delicious food! We chose the Napa menu and substituted green beans instead of steamed veggies, added fettichini alfredo as a side, and upgraded the salad to the one with mandarin oranges. Everything was delicious!! Occasions at Stone River- you are a beautiful venue that made wedding planning from out of state so easy and convenient. Thank you for giving me my dream wedding!!
Amazing Reception Experience!Reviewed on 12/27/2014 Leslie Z
I wholeheartedly believe that had I not had my wedding at Occasions, I would have been in grave need of a wedding planner. The entire experience from venue visit to the wedding day was exceptional. Occasions at Stone River is special, because all of the services you could need... Read More are offered by the venue. All of the decorations are chosen by the bride and groom, and they look beautiful on the wedding day. We were even given the opportunity to stop by the day before to set up our table numbers, place cards, and final touches. Seeing the final product and feeling so worry free about the reception was helpful during such a busy week! The food was delicious (we chose the pasta buffet). My husband and I have received many compliments about Occasions since our wedding day. Additionally, our DJ, Peter Silander, was so encouraging and helpful! He keeps you updated about all of the upcoming formality events and ensures that all the guests also feel involved in the celebration with the use of his lively personality and years of experience. My husband and I also have been told by guests that they've never been a part of such an organized wedding, which I firmly believe is all thanks to Peter's attentiveness during our reception and Occasions at Stone River's preparedness. Angela Johnson was also incredible from day one to make sure that my day was how I imagined it would be. I love how each member of their staff not only participates in your reception but also goes above and beyond to make it enjoyable. I appreciate everything Occasions did to make my wedding day a special one. I highly recommend this venue!
Friendly and FantasticReviewed on 11/24/2014 Lisa K
I looked at this venue at the suggestion of a co-worker who is a relative of the owners. I immediately fell in love with it and decided to choose it for our wedding. The prices were much more reasonable than other venues I looked at, the DJ was fantastic (Peter the Motivator),... Read More the pastor was sweet as could be, and everything went very smoothly/ well. Angela (the wedding planner for the venue) was extremely helpful and definitely knew what she was doing. I would definitely recommend this venue to anyone! The only pitfalls are that it is a bit far out for those in the main DFW metroplex (but it's your day anyway!) and the bakery they contract with was quite difficult to get in touch with after the cake tasting (but they have since added another option for bakery). The catering is done by the venue and the food is delicious! The chef was very accommodating for my many vegetarian friends (veggie fajitas). Love, love, love. - One happy bride
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I cannot say enough good things about Occasions at stone river! Angela walked me through every little detail, and my night was amazing! Peter and Micah did an awesome job with the music and keep my guest entertained during cocktail hour. The staff was so friendly and helpful ,... Read More the night was perfect and loved every minute of it! I cannot forget the FOOD! I received so many complements on the food! from the cake to the food to the Decor! absolutely everything i could have asked for! Thank you so much to everyone at occasions for making me and my husbands night one to remember!
My new husband found this place and I couldn't have been happier! We had a wonderful wedding at Occasions! From the get go it was obvious that the staff emphasized making the whole planning process as accommodating and stress free as possible. They have all the connections... Read More for vendors you may need, or are helpful if you want to bring in your own. Angela and April were so timely in responding to all of my questions leading up to our big day and worked to make the day perfect for all of our guests. The food was an absolute hit and the serving staff made sure everything went smoothly. In addition, Peter the DJ was awesome and made the reception a blast. We felt as though the planning was easy and the day was a reflection of us, exactly how we wanted it. Thank you so much, Occasions at Stone River!
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We had originally chosen a different venue but when I saw occasions at Stone River I changed my mind I lost out on another deposit but I was completely happy with my decision occasions at Stone River did absolutely everything to make sure my wedding was perfect. I received so... Read More many compliments on the food the staff everything was absolutely amazing my decorations were amazing everything was 100% perfect no worries whatsoever. This venue is affordable and within our price range April and her husband really worked with us as far as payment goes and Angela was very helpful with me when helping me to find the decorations and everything that I wanted and answering all my questions. They made this experience super easy for me as I was planning the wedding alone just me and my husband. No complaints everything was perfect!
AMAZINGReviewed on 10/29/2015 Sarah B
Occasions at Stone River is the perfect place to have your wedding and reception. They are so welcoming, patient and accommodating through every step of the process. They truly are PROS. When life throws you curve-balls (and believe me, there will be curve-balls during the... Read More wedding planning process), Occasions is flexible and incredibly helpful!I cannot recommend them more highly! The venue is STUNNING, the staff is amazing, and the food is delicious! Our family and friends had a fantastic time, and you will too!
My wedding was absolutely perfect! I owe it all to this venue and the amazing occasions team. Angela was the perfect wedding coordinator, really easy to get ahold of and always on top of everything. The food was to die for. Friends and family are still talking about how good the... Read More food was. I also can't say enough about our DJ, Peter did an fantastic job of getting everyone out on the dance floor and making the reception flow smoothly. Before we got married here I would read all the reviews that were written and I couldn't wait to get married and see how it would be for me. Now that we had our wedding I can see why everyone gives Occasions the ratings it deserves. Thank you!!
We absolutely loved the location for our wedding and reception. It was so picturesque overlooking the golf course. All of the decorations you offer made my choices easy and the venue was remarkable. Beyond the beauty of the magnificent venue, I cannot express how much we... Read More appreciated the competence and efficiency of the entire staff. Many of our guests told me how nice and accommodating all of the staff were to them. Everyone was so professional and made both our wedding and reception go perfectly. The entire night was more than amazing. Thank you does not seem like enough to say for the most perfect night of my life. I'm so thankful we chose Occasions for our venue.
We absolutely loved the location for our wedding and reception. It was so picturesque overlooking the golf course. All of the decorations you offer made my choices easy and the venue was remarkable. Beyond the beauty of the magnificent venue, I cannot express how much we... Read More appreciated the competence and efficiency of the entire staff. Many of our guests told me how nice and accommodating all of the staff were to them. Everyone was so professional and made both our wedding and reception go perfectly. The entire night was more than amazing. Thank you does not seem like enough to say for the most perfect night of my life. I'm so thankful we chose Occasions for our venue.
I had my wedding here on August 15. The venue itself is gorgeous - The decor is perfect and the staff are excellent. The chapel has a wonderful winding staircase which was really nice. The bridal suite has two really large rooms and a sitting area in addition to the dressing... Read More rooms. There was plenty of room for everyone to get dressed. The reception was stunning. More than enough room for our guests and a huge dance floor. Also, I could never say enough about the attentive and NICE staff. The wedding event coordinator was Angela Johnson - and she made the entire process easy and pleasant. If anyone is looking for a wedding venue, Occasions is the very best.
I had my wedding here on August 15. The venue itself is gorgeous - The decor is perfect and the staff are excellent. The chapel has a wonderful winding staircase which was really nice. The bridal suite has two really large rooms and a sitting area in addition to the dressing... Read More rooms. There was plenty of room for everyone to get dressed. The reception was stunning. More than enough room for our guests and a huge dance floor. Also, I could never say enough about the attentive and NICE staff. The wedding event coordinator was Angela Johnson - and she made the entire process easy and pleasant. If anyone is looking for a wedding venue, Occasions is the very best.
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Just want to say thank you to Occasions staff. My wedding could not have been more perfect. Thank all of you so much.
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I could not believe how hard everyone worked to make my wedding more than I ever thought possible. Just want to say thank you, thank you, thank you for everything. Occasions is more than wonderful.
The Best Ever - More Than I Ever Thought PossibleReviewed on 9/21/2015
My wedding was everything I ever thought possible. Just want to say thank you, thank you, thank you for all ya'll did for me. You went way above and beyond in making my wedding day perfect!
Where to start. We had our wedding at Occasions at Stone River. From the very first time we saw it at the tour, we fell in love at first sight and this is where our search for a venue ended! The grounds are LUSH and green with beautiful flowers EVERYWHERE. All of the... Read More centerpieces were furnished for us – so many choices! Our colors were plum and champagne, of course, they had those exact colors for the table linens. They had many, many colors to choose from. We had so much fun picking out everything. Angela was so wonderful to work with. The chapel was so beautiful and the bride and groom suites are AWESOME. So much space – two huge rooms and mirrors everywhere. Angela gave us the nicest gift. She is so sweet. The stage in the chapel was decorated perfectly. There were so many compliments on and on and on! I just could not believe my eyes when I walked into the reception area. WOW it was more than beautiful… Seeing all the decorations and my colors everywhere was so perfect. People are still talking about the food. We had some special dietary requirements and of course Chef Zach was very accommodating. I can't say enough about the food. OHMYGOSH!!! It was amazing! My wedding night was the best night of my life and Occasions at Stone River made it all happen for me. Angela is perfect for the job she has. I couldn't have had anyone better. She took care of all of the details even before I thought to ask about it. It was already done for me. Oh, and one more thing about the DJ – Peter. He was a blast so much fun. Overall I could not believe everything was so perfect. My family and friends are still talking about my wedding and we are a month out. Everyone was so professional and everything went off just like clockwork. So organized and perfect. I can't thank ya'll enough.
DJ Peter was Excellent!Reviewed on 7/16/2015 Kayla K
The house DJ at Occasions at Stone River was Peter Silander. He was so great!!! He helped the entire reception flow smoothly and kept our guests entertained. He even got out on the dance floor and taught everyone some line dances. He was so nice and truly wanted to provide the... Read More best experience for me and my husband and our guests. Highly recommend him!
Best Day of My LifeReviewed on 7/16/2015 Kayla K
My wedding day was the best day of my life. I absolutely can't imagine it have going any better!!! Occasions at Stone River is a huge part of why the day was so perfect. We had a Saturday morning wedding. I was nervous about having enough time to get ready at the venue, so... Read More Angela let me get there as early as I wanted to - 7 am!! Angela is the staff wedding coordinator/planner. She took care of everything for us - we hardly had to plan, except to choose what centerpieces we wanted. It made planning from another state much less of a headache. We didn't have to set up or clean up, which was great for us. The venue itself is beautiful. The staff were always nice and quick to make any necessary changes. The DJ, Peter, provided by the venue, was wonderful. We had so many compliments on how smoothly the reception went, and it's all thanks to him. We had a 2 hour phone call with him prior to the wedding and he went over every detail we could imagine. The people over at Occasions truly go above and beyond to make sure each wedding is special and perfect. If we had to do it all over again, we would choose this venue in a heartbeat. Thanks so much to everyone there, especially Angela, Peter, and Johnny!
Thank all of you for everything you did for us. We could have never asked for a better wedding or more a beautiful venue. We still have people telling us what a wonderful wedding it was. I still can't believe it. All of you were more than awesome. Thank you all!
MORE THAN AMAZINGReviewed on 7/04/2015
Thank you Occasions for all you did for us. The entire staff was more than AMAZING, but especially Angela. I could not have asked for more. You went way above and beyond for us! Thank you!
Best VenueReviewed on 7/04/2015
At our wedding, we could not have asked for more. It not only was everything we expected, but much more. Just wanted to say thank you to all of the staff, especially Angela and Chef Zach. We would not change anything. Everything was great. Thanks to you all.
More than I could have imaginedReviewed on 5/31/2015
our wedding and reception was more than I could imagine. The venue itself was beautiful. The courtyard was so nice and had lots of flowers. Everyone there was so good to us and so professional. Angela was the best so laid back and accommodating. The food was so good. If I had... Read More to pick a venue again it would definitely be occasions.
My experienceReviewed on 2/09/2015 Zulema M
Angela is great to work with. I loved the place! Food and cake were great!! Also I got Angela as my photographer and my pictures were beyond awesome! Staff is great also. BUT I had some problems the day of the wedding! - There was a table missing (I had table numbers and... Read More sitting charts so it would ruin everything I told them since they keep insisting it looked better without another table I guess they did not want to go through all the trouble of bringing it and decorating it) however they did bring it in. - At the time of the wedding I did not notice (because there were many things going on that I had to do before the wedding started including the missing table and the groom and guest arriving before everything was ready!) that the decorations that I had picked were not the ones (I noticed till I saw the video and pictures of my wedding). I had picked two different decorations to make a pattern on the tables. One of the decorations was correct but on the other tables they had a totally different decoration! I did inform Angela but she said either way your wedding looked real beautiful. SO you be the judge of that!


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In an affidavit, Deputy Roscoe Harrington of the Bennington County Sheriffs Department said he was notified that Billings was at the career development center, which shares a campus with Mount Anthony Union High School, by the high schools head of security.
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Contested Environments: The Political Ecology of Agrarian Change and Forest Conservation
Abstract: In the present post-development and globalization era, the political and economic dimensions of human-environment relationships are characterized by controversies over inequality, exploitation, and mar¬ginal¬ization. Theorists labeling the world's present condition as post-colonial, post-socialist, or neoliberally globalized find it increasingly essential to engage the issues of environmental justice, conservation, and agrarian change. Ethnography is particularly well suited to help understand the local realities behind, as well as the contestations and ideologies of global ecological concerns, such as climate change, biodiversity conservation, forest protection, geneti¬cally modified agriculture, global food regimes, water scarcity, mining, etc.
In this panel we aim in particular at bringing together research on two central themes in political ecology: the politics and violence associated with forest conservation and the neoliberalization of agriculture under the present global food regime (H. Friedmann). There is a broad interrelation between increasingly protected forest boundaries and agriculture. In many ethnographic settings "agrarian frontiers" (cattle, soy beans) extend into forest areas, spurring far reaching ecological, social, and political consequences that reach beyond the established trends of forest clearance, decline in biodiversity, and displacement of indigenous peoples. Global deforestation, mainly through conversion of forests into agricultural land, continues at an alarmingly high rate—about 13 million hectares per year (FAO 2007).
On the other hand, authoritarian state forest protection may deprive local peasants of much needed commons for use as grazing grounds or as water and wood sources. In other ethnographic contexts the ecological frontier of forest/agriculture may generate antagonistic and dynamic divisions of peoples, such as between indigenous and "mainstream" or between hill and plains societies (J. Scott, N. Peluso). We also want to reflect on possible differences between the political ecological dynamics of agrarian change and forest conservation: Is agrarian transformation driven more by science (biotechnology, green revolution) and capital, while forest conservation is the domain of NGOs, transnational institutions, and developmental states? How do practices of control and regulation in the "greening" of agriculture (fair trade, organic) and forest management (UNEP standards) differ? Are the cultural politics of protest and resistance expressed differently among peasant (agriculture), indigenous (forest), and urban middle class environmental activists (forest and agriculture)?
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Who will be getting The Real Deal PPV on Saturday??
I think i'm going to get it. its $39.95.... on Saturday night.
kick back, have a few beer, and watch the fights.
is the PPV on sat or sun? cause the event is usually a day before the PPV... but i'm not sure this time!
Well its in America now so there will be no time change. So I assume it'll just be live. I wish all ppvs were on Sunday so I wouldnt have to miss out on partying on Saturdays
from what i understood ...they are not supposed to show pride events in commercial establishment, but one of my local bar and grills is showing it. I'm in London, Canada.
i am DEF. watching it.... i know someone that is selling the Pride Ticket for $100 and im contemplating weather or not i should Fly down to Vegas watch the Fight then Fly back to NYC (after of course im done with the casino/bars)
I'll be getting it for sure. For some reason I'm more exited about Joey Villasenor vs Robbie Lawler and Dan Henderson vs Vitor Belfort. Alot of the fights seem like mis-matches but anything can happen.
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I am a crocheter who loves to design mainly dolls and afghans although I've been known to come up with other things as well!
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I am a crocheter who loves to design mainly dolls and afghans although I've been known to come up with other things as well!
I take great pride in my patterns. I write them so that others can easily create their own. All of my designs are tested by several people before they are released to try to catch any typos and to make sure it is as clearly written as possible.
I have been designing for several years and have been published numerous times. You might have seen my designs in a calendar, magazine or even in a booklet...
My main website is www.CraftyDeb.com but my patterns can be found online in several places. I also have a youtube channel where you can see some tutorials - http://www.youtube.com/craftydebdesigns
If you would like something designed, please let me know. I do requests :)
This combo pattern pack includes the Tic Tac Toad Frog amigurumi doll pattern and the Tic Tac Toad Frog Afghan pattern.
The Tic Tac Toad Frog Afghan Crochet pattern is 40" square. This pattern is designed so that as many or few blocks can be used. The edging will work up right every time. Use one block for a 13" pillow front. Use more to increase the size of the afghan in 13" increments!
The Tic Tac Toad Amigurumi Crochet pattern is a quick and easy pattern. From webbed foot to webbed foot, expect your Tic Tac Toad Frog doll to be 14" from finger to finger and 5" from the top of the eyes to the bottom of the body..
This original CraftyDeb crochet amigurumi pattern is designed by Deb Richey.
Gauge is not critical for this project, however the tighter you crochet, the less stuffing you will see through your stitches when making the doll.
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Skip to comments.Jesus played cricket as a child
Posted on 08/09/2008 9:09:34 PM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
MELBOURNE: It is possible that cricket, a game venerated all over the Commonwealth, is older than currently thought.
In fact, Jesus may have played the game (or a similar bat-and-ball combination) as a child, according to an ancient Armenian manuscript.
Long before the English launched cricket some 300 years ago, similar games were being played as early as the 8th century in the Punjab region, Derek Birley writes in his Social History of English Cricket.
But an Armenian scholar says there is good reason to believe that similar games were played in the Middle East long before that time.
Dr Abraham Terian, recently a visiting professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as Fulbright Distinguished Chair in the Humanities, points to a rare manuscript as his source.
Terian notes that in the Armenian Gospel of the Infancy, translated into Armenian in the 6th century from a much older lost Syriac original, a passage tells of Jesus playing what may well be the precursor of cricket, with a club and ball.
Terian, who discovered the manuscript more than a decade ago at the Saint James Armenian Monastery in the Old City of Jerusalem, says he has now identified the same passage in a couple of other manuscripts of the same gospel of which some 40 copies exist in various archival collections in Europe and the Middle East, including the oldest copy now in Yerevan, the capital of the Armenian Republic.
The latter manuscript is dated 1239, whereas the undated Jerusalem manuscript is considerably later.
Quoting from his Armenian source, Terian says the gospel relates how Jesus, at the age of nine, had been apprenticed to a master dyer named Israel in Tiberias, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.
"Jesus is instructed to watch Israel's house and not leave the place while the master goes away on a tour to collect clothes to be dyed. But no sooner has Israel left the house, than Jesus runs out with the boys," The Daily Telegraph quoted Terian, as saying.
"The most amazing part of the story of the nine-year-old Jesus playing a form of cricket with the boys at the sea shore, is that he would go on playing the game on water, over the sea waves," he added.
He gives the following translation: "He (Jesus) would take the boys to the seashore and, carrying the playing ball and the club, he would go over the waves of the sea as though he was playing on a frozen surface, hitting the playing ball.
They sang, "Ma-ary, mild, ca-all home your child..."
The problem was solved when, "He built them a bridge from the beams of the sun, so that they would play ball with me...."
I remember that the album cover (The Last Month of the Year) said that the Kingston Trio had carefully sought researched, translated, and arranged these very unusual old songs, some of the dating to mideival times, that comprised this album -- one of my all-time favorites.
Perhaps your ping lists would be interested in this article.
Jesus was quoted as saying, "That was a wicked googly!"
Dunno about cricket, but I saw a Jesus doing yardwork up the street the other day.
My favorite album — Christmas, or otherwise. I have both the LP and the CD. I got the LP as a gift through the mail many years ago and it arrived with a small crack in the edge. I liked it so much, however, (and there was no way to exchange it) that I kept it and would hover over the arm on the turntable to give it a little push whenever it got stuck. The CD is much more satisfactory!
My children used to think that the picture on the allllbum was so funny, when they were growing up.
Thanks for posting.
I'm afraid to ask what that means. Do I want to know? I hope it is nice.
Of course he did. His Father is an Englishman
Do not use potty language or references to potty language on the Religion Forum.
This sounds like the apocrophal "Protoevangelium of James" or "Infancy Gospel of James", one of the books not included in the canonical Bible.
Gosh, 4 out of 15 posts zotted! This is worse than a Protestant vs, Catholic thread!
One was removed by request and three were removed for language.
It's in the Bible - it's actually in the FIRST THING in the Bible.
For it is written:
"In the BIG INNINING..."
Probably so. But that does not detract from its interest. It is a very old document and a very old story.
Let me try again...
You Must Be "KIDDING" Me.
Much better. Thank you.
Mary sends Jesus out to play with the caution, "Let me hear no ill of you when I come home." Some rich kids taunt Jesus that he is just a nobody, "born in an oxen's stall." After Jesus builds a bridge of sunbeams and the nasty little rich kids run over it, the bridge vanishes and they all fall in the river "and drownded were all three".
Mary needless to say is not pleased, and she pulls a withy (a willow branch) from the garden and whips Jesus with it. He curses the willow tree -
"O bitter withy, o bitter withy, that makes me so to smart,
The withy shall be the firstest tree, to wither from the heart."
I think Steeleye Span also did a version more recently.
If Jesus was into Cricket, I seem to recall Moses being into locusts in Egypt.
I'm happy to comply.
"The Bitter Withy" doesn't sound very Christ-like. :/
That's one way to go with it. But Moses was into tennis, too. After all, he served in Pharoh's court.
There's a whole raft of pious medieval legends that grew up around the infancy of Christ, since the Bible and for that matter sacred Tradition say next to nothing about it.
The medieval mind could leave no hole unfilled and no blank space unaccounted for. And sometimes what the ordinary folk used to fill the blank was not what we would consider "Christ-like".
But we can still enjoy it for what it is. And it does have a beautiful tune (at least my version does).
You know that Jesus drove a Honda, but he didn't like to talk about it - he said, "I do not speak of my own Accord."
There's a whole raft of pious medieval legends that grew up around the infancy of Christ, since the Bible and for that matter sacred Tradition say next to nothing about it.Sure enough, and many of them are quite beautiful and pious. I can certainly enjoy those for what they are, even though they are merely legends. But how can the ones that portray Christ, the very Son of God, in an irreverent and frankly nasty way be considered "pious"?
Many of the songs "of the people", that is to say folk songs from rural England, point morals that seem a little odd to modern urban/suburban people and as you say even a little nasty. But you have to think about where they're coming from, so to speak.
I think this folk song speaks to the old Anglo-Saxon people who were put down by the Norman aristocracy - to the unlettered rural folk who worked hard for their living and were looked down upon by the gentry - pointing the moral that the gentry and nobility ("we are lord's children, born in the lofty hall, and you are but a poor maid's child, born in an ox's stall") shouldn't be mean to the poor folk because you never know who you might be talking to.
Think of all the Grimm's Fairy Tales in which the kind child who is polite and helpful to the poor beggar-woman or the starving dog who turns out to be a fairy in disguise.
I think it also says something about the proper use of power, and that children haven't the sense to use it wisely.
As I said, you have to take it as it stands. Medieval folk did not put their religion into a box and just take it out on Sunday -- most went to daily Mass and religion was in everything they did. So the simple country folk saw religion as a matter of daily life -- and it is a bit too coarse for our modern sensibilities.
You're dethpicable!
Sigh, You got me.
Oh, thank you. I'm not really kidding (this was a news item in The Times of India, after all) but I do not for a minute think that Jesus played cricket!
I do, however, find it interesting that this is a very old story and the The Times of India chose to publish it on a day when Catholic Churches all over the world were reading the St. Matthew Gospel about Jesus walking on water with St. Peter.
It also made me remember the old Kingston Trio song which (previously) I had thought was just a fanciful song and not based on anything. Now, I learn that it was based on this 4th century tale from Armenia.
In my own church, the homilist told a modern day joke about a retriever and 3 hunters to illustrate the old Gospel story. So, you see, we are still doing it — using stories and analogies to illustrate a larger point.
You are correct. The program notes from the Kingston Trio album say that the song "Mary Mild" was taken from the "Bitter Withy".
"Mary Mild, a version of the ballad "The Bitter Withy" is founded on an Oriental legend known in Europe before the end of the 11th century. The story, not found in official church writings, tells of Jesus at the age of eleven being chastized by Mary for building a bridge of sunbeams to illustrate his divine power to neighborhood children who refuse to play with a child so humble born. The "bridge of sunbeams" miracle has been traced from Egypt to Ireland and to the lives of the medieval saints."
The Kingston Trio version omits the references to switches and spanking.
I used to teach folk singing to kids at summer camp, and while the gruesome murder ballads were their absolute favorites they liked "The Bitter Withy" very much. They thought it was funny - I guess it is in a way, like the old "Mommy mommy!" and "Little Audrey" jokes.
I wish I could find the tune on line. The Watersons album, Sound, Sound Ye Instruments of Joy, seems to follow the Alan Lomax field recordings in the idea that 'folk music' has to sound ugly. And it isn't the same tune as the one that Maddy Prior used on Flesh and Blood, or else it's altered beyond recognition by the horrible singing voice and delivery of the performer.
Many of the songs "of the people", that is to say folk songs from rural England, point morals that seem a little odd to modern urban/suburban people and as you say even a little nasty. But you have to think about where they're coming from, so to speak.None of the morals or motifs that you mention are odd in the least, but that's not the point. "The Bitter Withy" does not utilize for its instructive purposes a make-believe fairy or youthful hero/demigod who has yet to realize and tame his power, but Christ Himself. That's an important point because I think that how we speak of Christ should reflect what we believe about Who He Is, and just what that means for us and for our salvation.
Medieval folk did not put their religion into a box and just take it out on Sunday -- most went to daily Mass and religion was in everything they did.And so it should be with us. Perhaps we need to look very hard at ourselves and at our society, at why we compartmentalize things to such an extent that we separate our faith from our "secular" lives, and how the Gospel can have any meaning at all for us if our faith does not become ingrained into our very beings and manifest itself in every aspect of our lives: Every action, every thought, every breath we take should be for Christ. (Just writing this convicts me of how far I fall short. Lord have mercy, for I am a great sinner.)
All I'm saying is that if you were a 15th century yeoman or laborer somewhere out in the wilds of Wiltshire, you would probably be more focussed on the Incarnation as God made man, with emphasis on the man. Their lives were hard, often cut suddenly short, and their horizon was only as far as they could see, since they were unlettered and most never travelled more than a few miles from where they were born.
Their circumstances made their view of Christ quite different from ours, who have the luxury of literacy, easy work, and modern conveniences. It gives us a different perspective!
I think the whole point of studying history is to enable us to think ourselves into another person's head and see things from their vantage point, even if it's different from ours and in our view erroneous. C.S. Lewis recommended "reading old books" for precisely that reason, since our blind spots are not their blind spots and their mistakes are not the same as ours. It opens up your mind.
All I'm saying is that if you were a 15th century yeoman or laborer somewhere out in the wilds of Wiltshire, you would probably be more focussed on the Incarnation as God made man, with emphasis on the man.Building a bridge of sunbeams puts emphasis on the man? The only way I can see that the story puts emphasis on the man is by way of sin, and as we know Christ is without sin. A folktale about the Christ child playing games with other children is IMHO a charming way to demonstrate His (innocent and pure) humanity; a folktale about Him (God forbid!) drowning other children is not.
Their lives were hard, often cut suddenly short, and their horizon was only as far as they could see, since they were unlettered and most never travelled more than a few miles from where they were born.And this is why the Apostolic function of the Church was (and still is!) imperative. The apostles and their successors were and are charged with bringing the Gospel to the world, because a lost and broken world cannot come to Christ by itself. But:
Their circumstances made their view of Christ quite different from ours, who have the luxury of literacy, easy work, and modern conveniences. It gives us a different perspective!There is One Christ, and the Church is also One: There is One Faith that is held by the saints in all times and in all places: The Gospel that Peter preached is the same one that Paul preached, the same one received and handed down by Ignatius and Irenaeus and Athanasius and so on down to this very day. We may have different perspectives in different ages, but we receive the same Gospel; and it tells us of Christ Who is the very Word of God Incarnate: True God and perfect Man.
I think the whole point of studying history is to enable us to think ourselves into another person's head and see things from their vantage point, even if it's different from ours and in our view erroneous. C.S. Lewis recommended "reading old books" for precisely that reason, since our blind spots are not their blind spots and their mistakes are not the same as ours. It opens up your mind.Interesting you should bring that up! :) Lewis wrote that in a preface to a new translation of St. Athanasius the Great's On the Incarnation, and it was St. Athanasius himself in this very work who expressed the kernel of the Gospel: "For He became Man so that we might become God."
Imagine what St. Athanasius would think of our borrowing and lending money at interest!!!
It's only intended to make you thinkMission accomplished, then! Just look at all the proverbial ink we've spilled over a simple medieval English folk song. :)
although I think that Medieval Man was thinking that it was only justice, along the lines of the "They Needed Killing" defense (which is still good in certain Southern states)In the intrest of the continuance of the currently friendly North-South relations, this damn Yankee's not going to touch that one! :)
Imagine what St. Athanasius would think of our borrowing and lending money at interest!!!Imagine, indeed! Given the epidemic of personal debt, perhaps that's something we should rethink as well.
What is the "fair" cost of renting money? Secured? Unsecured? Bad credit risk? How will construction contractors get their money before the concrete's in the ground?
It's easy to say you'll outlaw pawnshops and payday loans, but there are improvident folks who rely on them to get from paycheck to paycheck. Nobody wants 'em to starve or get thrown on the street.
And, of course, when medieval beliefs forbade lending at interest, they got around it by importing Jewish moneylenders. The Treasure and the Law
By the way, that's the last story in Kipling's Puck of Pook's Hill, ostensibly a children's book but, as Kipling himself admitted, actually written for grownups.
I can spill an enormous amount of ink over almost anything!
Note: this topic is from August 2008.
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Of course not.
It was baseball. : D
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Why the drop?
Who the hell is the big seller these past few weeks? It's obviously not mgmt because we would have seen it. I doubt it is Wynnefield so maybe Arnold? And I don't believe he would be a seller given he is worth upwards of $300 mil and wouldn't waste his time on a 10 mil deal for stock unless he thought it would be worth more. Could be wrong though.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Arnold knows better than to hold on to a DECLINING asset.
He wants the CASH from the stock sale.
This is just the beginning.
Why the drop?
Pump & Dump SCAM!


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10:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Seniors Fitness offers free tennis lessons, yoga instruction, and fitness walking in parks across New York City. Just like City Parks Foundation's free sports, arts, and…
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Tree Tots
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