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This is one of those jobs that I always dreamed of being part of. ScreenScene over in Dublin were working on lots of shots for ITV's Frankenstein Chronicles and I was lucky enough to get to work on some of the nasty head models. Although these models and sculpts look like Zombies they are actually heads of patients with syphilis. Sean Bean does not look his best in this show. © screenscene 2016 The show was seen as a huge success...
ZBrush for Art Department: Clay-2-Digital Tutors: Glen Southern Date: Thursday, April 14th, 2016 Duration: 3 days, 14th – 16th April 2016 Venue: Guinness Enterprise Centre, Taylors Lane, Dublin 8 Cost: €150 Course Profile: This three-day course is suitable for a range of artists and live action production personnel including art department designers and modelmakers. It is aimed at people with no experience with ZBrush. The only...
So in recent years I've had to relax my dependancy on Silo and move to the likes of Cinema4D for my TV work and Maya for the majority of everything else that I can't get done in ZBrush. However, I STILL to this day don't think that there is a better workflow for basic polygon modeling that Silo and it is still a great Gateway package into the industry. It is much better to learn Silo then transition into Maya or Max than it is to try...
VFX Magazine did a little article on the making of Ghosthunters that I was lucky enough to be part of over in Dublin, Ireland. http://vfxmagazine.com/portfolio/ghosthunters/
Having spent several years with my Makerbot replicator 2 3Dprinter I decided to look into technologies with higher print resolution and after nearly going for a B9 creator (projector based 3Dprinting) I settled on the new Form 2 from Form Labs. Mine arrived in December but sadly it arrived with a broken front panel. Form labs don't use serial number for their machine but had this awesome little naming convention. My damages machine was called...
This week has been so busy training in both Northern Ireland and Dublin. We have been training in the republic for several years now with Image Ireland so travelling to Dublin is part of the working week. However, when it comes to Northern Ireland we haven't managed to find a suitable partner to help us set up and run the full range of ZBrush courses that we can offer. That's where Giant training come in. Giant have...
UPDATE Sunday 15th November 2015 First examples of rusting an Iron/Resin cast from a 3DPrinted 'Fawn'. This one is a failed print but has taught me so much. The process so far is 1. Sculpt in ZBrush as always. 2. Decimate to about 250k 3. 3DPrint on a Makerbot Replicator 2. 3. Clean and prepare/sand the print. Use XTC 3D if there is extreme banding. 4. Mould as two part (larger pieces) or single block Pink Silicone Moulds 5. Cast using a...
Do you need Pixologics ZBrush in your school, college or academy? With over 15 years experience in teaching ZBrush we offer a wide range of services for Schools, academies and universities in the UK and Europe. So there is a real need to add digital sculpting into your syllabus and you've bought a few ZBrush licences for your facility and then you try and learn it from online videos. It's hard right? The videos don't...
CLIENT: Egg Post Production
DATE: November 2015-April 2016
ROLE: Lead Modeller/Character design
PROJECT: Undisclosed. Oscar winning Director/US based TV.
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CLIENT: BSkyB, SKY
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DETAILS: Heading into my 6th year working with BSKYB on assets for all SKY channels.
CLIENT: ScreenScene Post production
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ROLE:CG Artist/Digital sculptor
PROJECT: ITV Frankenstein Chronicles
DETAILS: Providing support to the 3D department working on digital head scans, retopology and general modeling.
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We are now well into this years courses and we are almost fully booked into the Summer. Please find the course details on the Training page. If you've always wanted to jump into ZBrush feet first then give us a call and discuss your current skill level and we can advise where best to get your training.
We have now been working with Screen Training Ireland and Animation Skillnet in Dublin to provided a range of heavily discounted courses including ZBrush for beginners and Clay-to-Digital. We are planning longer courses up to 5 days and also a range of character design sessions.
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Troian Bellisario in Consent
April 9, 2013 by recapped
Consent was apparently filmed many years before Troian Bellisario was cast in Pretty Little Liars. The film was finally released a few weeks ago. Now you can watch Troian change like her 'brother' does in the clip below.
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Troian Bellisario was born in 1985. Unless this was filmed before 2003, which I doubt, she wasn't a teenager in this.
When in the movie does this scene take place?
this was made in 2010
good job and haapy
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(145k) USAID/Jamaica MOE
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USAID/MOE Education Partnership for Improved Reading Outcomes
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Country: Jamaica
Duration: 2013 – 2016
Ministry of Education
The Government of Jamaica (GOJ) is collaborating with USAID/Jamaica through a Government to Government (G2G) initiative to implement a comprehensive reading activity. The new G2G activity will support the GOJ's efforts to improve reading among students in Grades 1 -3 of 450 poor performing primary and All Age schools across Jamaica. The activity compromises education regions targeted because of risk factors such as crime, poverty and unemployment.
Program Targets:
The focus of the G2G activity is
- To enhance Grades 1-3 teachers' competence in the teaching of phonological awareness, phonics and vocabulary;
- To improve grades 1-3 students' performance in the fundamentals of reading instruction;
- To further equip school principals and education officers in the effective management of literacy instructions in the schools that they supervise;
- To provide parents with basic knowledge and skills and strategies on literacy development so that they can better impact their children's progress in education;
- To provide classroom teachers and other stakeholders with free access to all literacy resources developed under the MOE USAID Jamaica Basic Education Activity;
- To improve delivery in areas of the curriculum that deal with gender based instruction; and
- To improve the tracking and monitoring of literacy resources and programs of the Ministry through adequate human resource and technical management.
CBSI funds support 54 schools in Regions 1, 4, and 6. The CBSI component of the education program benefits approximately 11,000 students and 200 teachers. The targeted regions include education regions that experience the highest levels of crime and violence and are part of the Government of Jamaica's Community Renewal Program.
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Conway makes a great point, 'critical' tweets are equal to if not worse than actual threats of physical violence and intimidation. Clearly both sides are at fault here. WTF? Are you kidding me? Talk about false and idiotic equivalency. She is such a
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Says something about self described "born again Christians" doesn't it?
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Low completion rates for 3-dose HPV vaccination
Fifteen months after being identified as only partially vaccinated against HPV, only about half of these teen girls had completed the series. There were important disparities in completion rates. (Full-text access is time-limited.)
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CDC officials reported that 13% of more than 6,000 U.S. adults between 2009 and 2010 had high total cholesterol levels, down from more than 18% 10 years earlier. Increasing use of cholesterol-lowering drugs played a significant role in reducing cholesterol levels, but other factors, such as reduced smoking rates, also contributed to the decline, experts said.
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The American Academy of Neurology and the American Headache Society released new guidelines on treatments to prevent migraines. The guidance lists drugs that can reduce the frequency and severity of migraine attacks, as well as appropriate migraine medications for people with conditions such as epilepsy and depression. The guidelines appear in the journal Neurology.
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Data from a survey by the American Academy of Family Physicians showed 3% of members reported adopting some form of retainer services, an increase from 1.2% in 2009. "I think it's still a relatively minor percentage, but I think they are growing. I certainly hear more about it from members around the country," said AAFP President Dr. Glen Stream.
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Meet the Team
Victoria Kelly - Practice Manager
Victoria is a fellow member of the ACCA, with over 16 years experience. As Area Manager she is responsible for the leadership and management of the Nixon Williams Team, ensuring a high quality service is delivered to our clients and managing all operational aspects of the business.
Prior to joining Nixon Williams, Victoria was the Finance Director of The 1st Stop Group responsible for assisting the Group to achieve its business plan. Prior to that, Victoria worked for Deloitte LLP and Grant Thornton LLP where she worked closely with corporate entities to influence change, improve control frameworks, risk management and governance arrangements.
Craig McCall - Customer Experience Manager
Craig, an Economics Graduate, joined Nixon Williams in 2008 as an Account Controller; he has since attained the ACCA qualification and become an IPSE accredited accountant whilst progressing through the company to his current position.
As Customer Experience Manager Craig has had overall responsibility for focusing on the service delivery to our clients, with particular focus on improvement of the service through technology.
Danielle Finch - Team 1 Manager
Danielle joined the Nixon Williams team in October 2011 as an Assistant Team Manager. Previously she has worked at a small accountancy firm where things were run rather differently.
Danielle has gained AAT and ATT qualifications and has worked hard to progress her career to Team Manager. She heads up a dynamic and passionate team who are dedicated to offering a proactive and efficient service to provide the best customer service experience possible.
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Brett joined us seven years ago from another practice and quickly realised how different we went about doing things. Used to being reactive, the move to a proactive practice was a welcome move. Brett was amazed that we sent draft accounts to clients just weeks after their yearend, but now sees this as a minimum service level to be achieved.
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Again, I couldn't smooth the buttercream as much as I would have liked because of the humidity and having no AC. I had cut the fondant Dora.
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A rundown of current market dynamics and updates on 4 key portfolio names -- Allergan, HP Enterprise, TJX Companies and Newell Brands.
We took advantage of several down days this week to add to a newly initiated position.
We took advantage of several down days during the week to add to a recently added position.
Experts say unflattering comparisons of deal values this year versus last year distort the longer term constructive trends.
The companies made some provisions for antitrust risk but don't see much risk from competition enforcers.
The markets are nervous again, but investors should look at fundamentals.
We'll take advantage of market weakness as Newell continues to execute on its strategic vision.
The markets are nervous again, but investors should look at fundamentals.
The most recent short interest data has been released for the 09/30/2016 settlement date, and we here at Dividend Channel like to sift through this fresh data and order the underlying components of the S&P 500 by "days to cover." There are a number of ways to look at short data, for example the total number of shares short; but one metric that we find particularly useful is the "days to cover" metric because it considers both the total shares short and the average daily volume of shares typically traded. The number of shares short is then compared to the average daily volume, in order to calculate the total number of trading days it would take to close out all of the open short positions if every share traded represented a short position being closed.
Shares of the household hardware provider were rising on news of a $1.95 billion acquisition.
A divided Federal Reserve and crude oil selloff contributed to a choppy trading session throughout Wednesday.
Newell Brands (NWL) is selling its tool business to Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) for $1.95 billion.
Stocks climb on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes showed a 'reasonable argument' for both an interest rate hike and no change at all.
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Newell Brands Inc. (NYSE: NWL) announced today it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Tools business, including the Irwin®, Lenox® and Hilmor® brands, to Stanley Black & Decker.
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We continue to look for places to opportunistically deploy our cash after a luke-warm jobs report failed to provide the market with additional clarity.
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Open Gates Bed and Breakfast, built in 1876 by a wealthy timber baron, is uniquely situated for nature-lovers, history buffs, birders, boaters, and outdoor enthusiasts wanting to experience one of the richest natural ecosystems in the world. We are a family run, nature-based business located in the small coastal village of Darien, Georgia. Located on historic Vernon Square, just one block from the shrimp boats on the Darien waterfront, Open Gates is surrounded by giant live oak and magnolia trees providing a private, relaxed atmosphere for your vacation getaway retreat, business trip or special event.
5 on January 01, 2016
Go for the food and stay for the ambience. Clean, neat and historic, Open Gate B and B is everything you hope for and nothing that that you fear. The thing that sets it apart, though, is the owners Zack and Carrie. Their laid-back style is augmented with an attention to personal service and memorable meals. They were responsive to requests and never failed to delight, from award-winning crepes to specialty items. Zack's years as a chef on private mega-yachts shows in the presentation and creativity as well as in the taste. We will be back.
5 on December 18, 2015
Zack met us warmly at the front door upon our arrival and acclimated us to the area. He gave us great local information and invited us to join locals at Fort King George event the same evening. The B&B is charming, nice location with very comfortable rooms. Zack made us feel at home and his famous breakfast crepe were a great presentation and delicious. We highly recommend Open Gate and will revisit next time we are in the area.
4.8 on October 14, 2015
We enjoyed the great gourmet breakfasts and the ideas about the area from Zach and his wife. A special place.
4.6 on October 11, 2015
Quiet setting in small town, convenient to Jekyll and Sappello Islands. Great breakfasts. House and grounds are spacious, even has an outdoor pool and patio!
5 on August 18, 2015
We were coming by boat to Darien from Savannah for one night. We had been given the name of another place to stay, but they were booked and boy am I glad! They actually referred us to Open Gates and we had the best time. I called once we docked the boat and Zach was kind enough to come pick us up so we wouldn't have to walk with our luggage. He had cooked and tea waiting on us. He showed us to our rooms and gave us a quick tour as he was about to leave for the day. My husband and I stayed in the Island Room which was huge! We had more than enough space. Our friends stayed in the Bluebird Room and they too enjoyed it. After seeing our rooms, we got in the pool to relax after having been on the water for the last five hours. We stayed in until a storm ran us out. We decided to walk down to Skipper's after Zach's fiancée Carrie suggested it. We were blown away. We eat seafood quite a bit and this was delicious! The hush puppies were to die for! We got back and decided to call it a night and the next morning, Zach had prepared the prettiest breakfast that I had ever eaten! It was also out of this world. I was amazed by his abilities. We chatted over breakfast with both Zach and Carrie and Carrie told us all about jelly balling which we found to be very interesting. They recommended we try the Sugar Marsh Cottage, directly across from the inn and I'm glad they did. The chocolate was absolutely stunning and delicious. Since we were on a boat, we were scared to purchase any for fear it would melt, but the owner was kind enough to give us ice packs to keep it cool. We walked back to the inn and it was time to check out so Zach offered to drive us back to the dock so we wouldn't have to walk. We were blown away by how nice both Zach and Carrie were and how accommodating they were. We actually want to return next year just to stay there and eat at Skippers again!
5 on July 12, 2015
Definitely a first class B&B for a feel of the low-country hospitality and historic time! Makes you want to stay longer to absorb the great ambience of the place, and roll back in time along the river and history of the area. Owner and chef Zach make your visit the best.........and off the too-busy fast track, but very much in touch!
3.6 on March 13, 2015
The location is excellent and the breakfast is outstanding. We would return and recommend to others. The room lacked seating but was otherwise clean and spacious.
5 on March 04, 2015
1st time visitors-will definitely return & tell our friends! We stayed 3 nights at Open Gates to celebrate our anniversary and we already cannot wait for our next visit. The Garden Room was beautifully decorated, very clean and comfortable. Zach was professional & genuine and he gave us wonderful suggestions of things to do in the area. He was very accommodating and is an amazing chef . We were served first class, delicious breakfasts every morning. We understand why his crepes are award winning and my husband and I both agreed he made the best omelets we had ever had. Although we did not take advantage of the fire pit, pool or library, the house and grounds have a lot to offer guests and we made ourselves at home. Darien is a charming, sleepy little shrimping town. We brought our bikes to ride around to see the historic neighborhoods and we took the bike trail to Fort King George just a mile or so away. The B&B is only a couple blocks from the dock, shops and local restaurants. We felt safe walking at night in the area. Open Gates is on Vernon Square with a beautiful fountain and huge oak trees laden with Spanish moss...quintessential southern charm. I could not get over the perfect setting! The fountain was a soothing sound at night when we left the windows open in our room. Also on the quiet square are two historic churches, beautiful old homes and a must visit chocolate shop, "Sugar Marsh Cottage". Their homemade chocolates awaited us in our rooms upon arrival. Darien is a perfect central location to take day trips to the Golden Isles, Savannah, Sapelo Island and Harris Neck. There's so much to do in the region that we were not able to do it all in 4 days. We really feel like we discovered a hidden gem in Darien and Open Gates. Thank you for a wonderful experience!
5 on February 03, 2015
Darien GA, is a quiet little town, the Open Gates B & B was easy to find, near the river and walking distance from restaurants and shops. The room was very clean, well organized, the owner Zach was very welcoming, he gave us a tour of the house offered refreshments and not long he had fresh cookies coming out of the oven, delicious! The next day breakfast was served, in one word ..divine! Fresh Fruit, home made apple turnovers, omelette. Fresh brewed coffe. We will go back for Zach famous crepes, that is for sure. Almost forgot to mention Skiper's seafood restaurant food was awesome, we definitely recommend anyone staying at Open Gates Bed and Breakfast and Skiper's Restaurant. Lili Stokes
5 on February 03, 2015
I have always enjoyed traveling and have stayed at numerous Bed & Breakfast Inns over the years. Clearly, there are many differences with each whether it be the physical condition, environment, ambiance, dining, special accommodations, service and of course the Innkeepers themselves. Through my travels I have been exposed to all sides of what makes Bed & Breakfasts unique.....some good and some not so good. With all of that being said, Our recent stay at Open Gates was delightful in everyway. We were welcomed like family by Zach and Carrie when we first walked in the door. The house was beautifully restored and immaculate. Our room was one of the nicest that I have ever been in....large, beautifully decorated and so comfortable. As for the food.....wonderful.....from the hot cookies that Zach made in the late afternoon to the full breakfast in the morning that was made to order! What made this even more special is that this was my wife's first time ever staying at a B & B! It could not have been any better! A truly magical experience!!! Craig
The Island Room is our largest room and is located on the ground floor, convenient to the library and dining room. A private full bath, private dressing area and four-poster king-sized bed distinguish this guest room. A twin bed and sitting area also provide extra space for relaxation. Ground floor. Private bath. $125.00 per night.
Nightly Rate: $135 - $135
The Magnolia Room is a large, sunny upstairs room with king-sized bed and a twin day bed. This room has a view of our huge magnolia trees and is decorated in oak fixtures, winged-back chairs and botanical prints. Writers and artists often prefer this room. The spacious bathroom is shared with the River Room and is located across the hall. Upstairs. Shared or Private Bath. $99 per night shared bath/ $125 per night as a private bath.
Nightly Rate: $135 - $110
The River Room is our largest upstairs room. It is decorated in warm colors, dark woods and has a mission-style king-sized bed. A comfortable sitting area with large wing-backed chairs overlooks Vernon Square. This room was named in honor of the founder of Open Gates, Carolyn Hodges, who was a staunch conservationist and a crusader to protect the Altamaha River. The large bathroom is located across the hall and is shared with the Magnolia Room. Upstairs. Shared or Private Bath. $99.00 per night shared bath/ $125 per night as a private bath.
Nightly Rate: $135 - $110
The Bluebird Room receives lots of morning sunlight and has a gorgeous view of the memorial fountain in historic Vernon Square. Decorated in antique bird prints, this cozy room has a private bath and shower. A queen-sized bed, private dressing area and private bath create an inviting nest in this upstairs room. Upstairs. Private bath. $125.00 per night.
Nightly Rate: $135 - $135
The Garden Room is a favorite for those seeking solitude. Located up the outside steps of the carriage house, it has a private entrance and sitting porch as well as a private bath. A king-sized bed and a twin day bed make this an ideal room for couples wanting to escape. $140.00 per night.
Nightly Rate: $150 - $150
The Captains Cottage is a beautiful coastal house in town. It is nestled back off the main part of town. It has 2 queen size beds and one single fold out bed. This is a great house for larger families and offers the privacy of your own place. $185 a night.
Nightly Rate: $185 - $185
Airport, City, Downtown, Island, Small town, Village, Waterview
Savannah, GA (SAV) 59 miles
Coming from the north I-95 south to Exit 49 Darien (Note: at any point south of Midway, feel free to get onto Hwy 17 south as it parallels I-95 and is a much prettier drive…) Turn left (east) off the exit ramp onto Hwy 251 Go 1 mile then turn right (south) onto Hwy 17 Go 1.3 miles into the small town of Darien. At big oak tree, turn left (north) onto Hwy 99, also called Adams St. Go 1 block and you will see Open Gates sign on right. Turn right at our sign. Our house is the big white house on the right. Pull straight in to park and come on in! Coming from the south I-95 north to Exit 42 Darien (Note: Hwy 17 parallels I-95 and is a much nicer drive!) Turn right (east) off the exit ramp onto Hwy 99 Turn left (north) onto Hwy 17 Drive about 4 miles, crossing four bridges After you cross the Darien River Bridge (see shrimp boats), you will be in Darien. Pass the Texaco and the courthouse, both on your right. Turn right onto Adams St. (Hwy 99), just in front of big oak tree. Go 1 block and you will see Open Gates sign on right. Turn right at sign. Our house is the big white house on the right. Pull straight in to park and come on in!
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Sapelo Island St Simons Island Kayaking, Outlet Stores, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ruins, Tours
Private Home Bed and Breakfast, Bed and Breakfast, Cottage, Historic Inn
Copier, DVD Player, Fax Machine, Library, Movie library, Outdoor grilling, Parking, Pool, Private entrance, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Washer/dryer, Wedding Facilities, Wi-Fi , Pool on grounds
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, Board games, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, Desk, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Turndown Service, Wired internet
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Hunting, Kayaking, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Swimming pool
Zachariah Rath and Carrie May
Hospitality, Traveling, Cooking
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian
Darien Shrimp Delight
The Darien Shrimp Delight is fresh wild Georgia shrimp diced and formed into a shrimp cake coated in panko bread crumbs and browned in butter. This is then topped with a poached egg and hollandaise sauce. This dish will also be served with bacon or sausage and garnished with fresh chives from the herb garden!


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Skip to comments.'Silver Scrolls' Are Oldest OT Scripture, Archaeologist Says
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'Silver scrolls' are oldest O.T. scripture, archaeologist says
Feb 27, 2004
By Gary D. Myers
Significant scroll
Gabriel Barkay, in silhouette, shows a picture of how one of the silver scrolls looked shortly after it was removed from the tomb at Ketef Hinnom. Scholars determined that the scrolls were inscribed with the priestly blessing found in Numbers 6:24-26. Photo by Gary D. Myers
NEW ORLEANS (BP)--While excavating a burial tomb near Jerusalem in 1979, Gabriel Barkay uncovered the oldest known copy of Old Testament scripture. The priestly blessing, recorded in Numbers 6:24-26, was discovered on two small silver scrolls dated to the 7th century B.C.
This was a discovery of utmost importance, said Barkay, professor of archaeology at Bar Ilan University near Tel Aviv. These verses pre-date the famous Dead Sea Scrolls by approximately four centuries. They are the only biblical verses we have from the time of the First Temple [period].
Ancient inscription
Gabriel Barkay exhibits an enlarged diagram of the inscription on one of the silver scrolls discovered at Ketef Hinnom. Scholars have dated the inscription to the 7th century B.C. Photo Gary D. Myers "
Barkay spoke of the discovery at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Feb. 18 - one of only two lectures during a trip to America. His was the inaugural lecture offered the seminarys new Center for Archaeological Research.
Steven Ortiz, assistant professor of archaeology and biblical studies and director of the Center for Archaeological Research at NOBTS, served as field archaeologist at the Ketef Hinnom site where the scrolls were found. When Ortiz heard that Barkay was coming to America to lecture at Emory University, he convinced his archaeology mentor to come to New Orleans to speak as well. Asking Barkay to deliver the centers first lecture was an easy decision, Ortiz said.
He is an excellent and engaging lecturer, Ortiz said. I wanted our students to be exposed to one of the top scholars in the field of biblical archaeology.
The importance of the Ketef Hinnom inscriptions tends to be overlooked among students and pastors, Ortiz said. These scrolls are significant for the dating of the Old Testament. They provide evidence of the antiquity of the Bible.
The two silver scrolls were discovered by Barkays team in a rock-hewn burial cave southwest of the ancient city of Jerusalem. The structure of the tomb was of interest to Barkay because it dated to the First Temple period, but it appeared that over centuries looters had taken all the artifacts. The tomb had last been used for storing Turkish army rifles during the Ottoman period.
However, Barkay and his team discovered that some artifacts had been preserved in a bone repository in the tomb. When a family member died, he or she was placed on a burial bench in the tomb along with personal items such as vases and jewelry, Barkay explained. After the dead body decayed, the bones were collected and placed in a bone repository located in a separate area of the tomb. The practice is referred to in the Old Testament as being gathered unto his fathers.
At some point a layer of the repositorys ceiling broke lose and covered the collected bones and personal items. Barkay said that the piece of ceiling appeared to be nothing more than the repository floor. An Israeli schoolboy helping clean the repository during excavations accidentally broke through the layer, revealing many bones and artifacts below.
As the team sifted through the items in repository, they discovered the two scrolls. After the initial discovery in 1979, scholars had the daunting task of unrolling and deciphering the text. They had no idea how important the find would be.
It took us three years to unroll it [the larger scroll], Barkay said. When unrolled, it was covered with very delicately scratched characters. The first word we could decipher was the YHWH - sometimes anglicized as Jehovah. This is the name of the Lord in the Hebrew Bible.
Until this time no inscriptions with the name of God had been found in Jerusalem.
The larger of the two scrolls was only about three inches long when it was unrolled. The smaller one was just over two inches long. Barkay said the thin fragile silver of each scroll was etched with 19 lines of tiny, Hebrew script. It was years before researchers realized that the inscription was an almost exact representation of the priestly blessing found in Numbers. Careful study revealed that the Hebrew characters used were distinctive of the 7th century B.C.
In English the verses read: The LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace.
The find is significant because it helps establish the historicity and the age of Old Testament scripture. In the late 1800s German higher critics began questioning the date the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament) was composed in written form. Many of these critics argued that this section of scripture was written some time after the Babylonian exile.
According to Barkay, the discovery of this early biblical inscription is an important part of the argument for an early dating of the Old Testament. He acknowledges that the find does not prove that the Pentateuch was written by the 7th century. However, it is strong evidence for that position.
I can at least say that these verses existed in the 7th century ... the time of the prophet Jeremiah and the time of King Josiah, Barkay said.
Barkay published a book about the find in 1986, but recent advances in computer technology have helped researchers discover additional verses on the silver scrolls. The new research technique revealed that the scroll contains other verses from the Pentateuch. Barkay has written a manuscript about these other finds and plans to publish it in the near future.
While the silver scrolls were discovered more than 20 years ago, little information about the discovery has been available to the general public. Lectures like this are important because most of the articles about finds like those at Ketef Hinnom are published only in scholarly journals, Ortiz said.
He said he hopes to hold a number of archaeology lectures each year as funding becomes available, and that those lectures will help educate ministerial students and others about important finds that uphold the historicity of the Bible.
Qualified lecturers such as Barkay also bring credibility to the Center of Archaeology Research, Ortiz said, noting that lectures in the field show that NOBTS is serious about biblical archaeology and could help the school secure a site to excavate and research in the future. --30--
Huh. ;-`
Read about King Josiah in 2 Kings 22-23.
King Josiah presided over a major religious revival, and when they went to clean up the Temple, Hilkiah, the high priest, "found the Book of the Law in the temple of the Lord", which had apparently been gathering dust during the reign of the preceeding evil backslidden Judean kings.
I wonder if this scroll was copied from what Hilkiah found.
Great point! The Great "I AM" has been around a while.
How on earth were they able to put 19 lines of script on a piece of metal only slightly larger than two inches?
FYI, 19th century German higher criticism has been dead and buried for quite a while. Orthodox Christianity has no problem with the "true antiquity" of the faith although liberal Christianity does and this discovery is not likely to change the liberal position any more than previous discoveries.
You have captured the essence of the liberal position. This kind of information is useful in removing honest objections but useless in convincing liberals.
I can put the Lord's Prayer on the pointed head of a needle. (But, I'm a retired chip-maker)
King Josiah presided over a major religious revival, and when they went to clean up the Temple, Hilkiah, the high priest, "found the Book of the Law in the temple of the Lord", which had apparently been gathering dust during the reign of the preceeding evil backslidden Judean kings.
I wonder if this scroll was copied from what Hilkiah found.
It is always prudent to chase down the scriptures referenced in an article. The Holy Spirit may have some beautiful nuggets of truth He wants to share, as with the one you found.
Bravo! God always rewards the diligent student.
aka. Middle Eastern lies swallowed hook line and sinker by the Left. Satan has always despised the Chosen people of God, and hates those adopted into the family with equal furor. A la Mel Gibson!
In that case your statment makes complete sense.
Some of the ancient civilizations recorded things in stone or metal which has lasted over the years and can be easily dated. For the most part, the Jewish people used materials which did not last - thus the importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the above silver engraving.
In the case of the "scholarly" method described above, before the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, studied and carbon-dated, it was assumed that the book of Enoch was written after 37 B.C. because it contained prophesies about Herod (whose reign began 37 B.C.) but before Christ because it was quoted by the apostles. But carbon dating of the Dead Sea Scrolls (which themselves are copies from another copy or original) dated the DSS copy to about 200 B.C. LOL! So much for "scholarly" method of dating...
That should be repeated more often.
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LOL!--that's one of my major complains about liberal Bible scholarship, too :) The Dead Sea Scrolls disproved a lot of late-date theories like that. Another good example of that type of "scholarly dating" fallacy is how liberal scholars long tried to date the Gospels after 70 AD on the grounds of Jesus' predictions about Jerusalem in Matthew 24-25 and parallel passages. Then eventually a fellow liberal Bible scholar pointed out that, um, the language used there is not just in the Gospels, it's also in 1 Thessalonians 4-5, which even liberal scholars date to c. 50 AD. . .whoops! :)
Fascinating! Do you think they will put 'YHWH' back into the bible, now?? ;)
Kosta50, thought you'd like this article.
Thanks for the ping.
I guess that rules out the theory that someone in the Babylonian exile is the sole writer of those words.
Destruction of the Temple -- The 9th of Av, 586 B.C.E.
The fact that the lettering is '7th century' (BC) style (known from what?) is good, but what is lacking is any mention of carbon dating. Why is there no carbon dating?
When the Catholic church tried to convince the world that the so called Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Jesus, carbon-dating showed it was a medieval hoax.
Again, this is not just an occasional object of interest but a major, major find and carbon-dating would put all doubt to rest.
I'm no scientist, let alone one expert in the area of carbon dating, but it seems to me that carbon dating is restricted to that which had some carbon in it to begin with. In other words, now dead tissue of formerly living things - organic matter. The Shroud of Turin is made of a material that was from a living thing, so it is able to be carbon dated. Not so with something made from silver, which is inorganic.
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
Other information
- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
In the hotel
Food and drink
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
Things to do
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Multilingual staff
- Year Built 1822
- Elevator/lift
- Terrace
In the room
Home comforts
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
Sleep well
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Turndown service
Freshen up
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Flat-screen TV
- Pay movies
- Satellite TV channels
Stay connected
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Special features
DiningOscar - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Hotel Lumen Paris Louvre's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Lumen
- Hotel Lumen Paris Louvre
- Lumen Hotel
- Lumen Hotel Paris Louvre
- Lumen Paris Louvre
- Lumen Paris Louvre Hotel
- Lumen Hotel Paris
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.48 per person, per night
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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For the woman who taught you the importance of eating your vegetables, a Mother's Day lunch menu bursting with colorful spring veg just feels right. From cheese-stuffed olives to a vibrant rhubarb dessert, tell Mom you love her with these six recipes.
Photo: Eva Kolenko
Cheese-Stuffed Olives
These buttery olives stuffed with cheeses and herbs are the perfect salty-briny pre-lunch snack.
Peden & Munk
Rosé Spritzer
We're pretty sure the point of Mother's Day lunch is to get your day-drink on, and what mom doesn't like rosé, or drinks that are bubbly? This sparkler delivers on both fronts.
Photo: Peden & Munk
Flatbread with Smoked Trout, Radishes, and Herbs
These gorgeous flatbreads are like a California-cool (and lunch-appropriate) take on bagels and lox. You can make the dough, you can buy the dough, or you can simply assemble these same toppings on slices of toasted country-style bread. It's all good.
Photo: Christopher Testani
Smashed Twice-Cooked Potatoes with Leeks and Green Garlic
Tender potatoes that have been steamed, smashed, then fried to a crisp in an allium-infused oil? That's our way of saying, "I love you, Mom."
Photo: Christopher Testani
Carrot Tart with Ricotta and Herbs
Our favorite part of this showstopping main: The storebought puff pastry that makes it a cinch to pull together.
Rhubarb Galettes with Hazelnut Frangipane
Yes, they're mini galettes, and no, they definitely do not have to look perfect—that's the point! Assemble these one at a time so the rhubarb juice doesn't have time to run wild while you're finishing them.
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