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Texas manufacturing activity slows…Former Iraqi oil official testifies that Wyatt planned four "front" companies to purchase Iraqi oil…Shareholder vote imminent on proposed $19.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel Communications…
Manufacturing activity in Texas slowed in September, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. The production index dropped to 4.5 from 21.6 in August. The index for volume of new orders dropped to 2.7 from 14.4 in August. The index for volume shipments dropped to 5.4 from 27 in August. But the index for number of employees rose to 3.5 after spending two months at zero.
A banker says the improved inflationary environment and rising threats to economic growth motivated the recent Federal Reserve rate cut. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said policymakers are prepared to act again if needed. Fisher's comments came from a speech prepared for delivery before a gathering of the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce, in Dallas. He also spoke to reporters after the speech. Fisher says the U.S. has an otherwise healthy economy weakened to an unknown degree by a correction to excessive speculation in its housing sector and related financial instruments. Fisher isn't currently a voting member of the interest rate setting federal open market committee. He spoke after the central bank cut interest rates last week by a wider-than-expected margin.
A former Iraqi oil official testified that Oscar Wyatt, Jr., said in January 2001 that he planned to set up four "front" companies to purchase Iraqi oil. Saddam Hussein's regime was insisting that purchasers pay illegal surcharges. The 83-year-old Houston oilman is accused of funneling millions of dollars in kickbacks in the United Nations Oil-for-Food program. Wyatt doesn't dispute he purchased oil under the program, but contends all his dealings were lawful. In exchange for his testimony, the former manager with Iraq's state oil marketing organization and his family have been permitted to emigrate to the United States and he had been paid $115,000.
Halliburton is eyeing expansion in the Middle East, hoping to acquire stakes in emerging Gulf Arab oil companies, according to Reuters, quoting an Arab newspaper. The Houston-based oil services firm set up a corporate headquarters in Dubai last May, to capture a larger share of the oil and gas services market outside of the Americas.
ExxonMobil Chemical plans to expand its Rotterdam aromatic plant in The Netherlands to make it ExxonMobil's largest paraxylene production facility. The expansion will increase production by 25 percent. Paraxylene is used as a basic raw material used in the production of plastic beverage containers and other packaging, as well as fabrics and films.
A shareholder vote is imminent on a proposed $19.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel Communications. The meeting is today in San Antonio–where Clear Channel is based. The offer is from a private equity group led by Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital Partners. The deal was first announced last November, but was sweetened several times after some large shareholders signaled they would oppose earlier offers. The latest offer of $39.20 per share in cash or stock has appeased at least some of the big holdouts against what could become a privately owned company. Current shareholders also could end up with as much as 30 percent of the new company. The buyers will also assume $8 billion in debt. Two-thirds of shareholders would need to approve the buyout.
The Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority will consider $1.4 million in contracts and projects for the Bayport container and cruise terminals at its meeting this morning. The projects include a new 50-acre container yard, heavy-capacity forklift and yard tractors.
Former Ambassador Robert Strauss and his Dallas law firm have donated $7.5 million to a fledgling globalism research center at the University of Texas. The Robert Strauss Center for International Security and Law officially opened at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. Center Director James Lindsay says the center was created to "provide the imagination, leadership and insight needed to understand how globalization is affecting our world, and to generate workable policy solutions." The 88-year-old Strauss graduated from UT. His political career began with Johnson's first run for Congress in 1937. He was chairman of the Democratic National Committee in the 1970s, served as a special envoy to the Middle East under President Jimmy Carter and served as ambassador to Russia under President George Bush.
Round Rock-based Dell says it has reached a deal to have more of a presence in China. The world's second-largest seller of personal computers says its PCs and notebooks will be sold to the Chinese through Gome Group. The initial sales will start with 50 Gome stores next month and expand to more stores in the first half of next year. Until now, Dell sales in China have been done either by phone or through the Internet, the way businesses buy computers but not consumers. Lenovo Group and Hewlett-Packard have the biggest market share in China. HP is the world's largest computer seller.
Chip maker Texas Instruments announced plans to buy back another $5 billion worth of its shares. Texas Instruments says the repurchase plan brings its total stock buyback authorization since September of 2004–to $20 billion. The company says the buybacks had reduced its share count by 17 percent through June 30th.
Waste Management plans to add 60 renewable energy facilities across the nation over the next five years. The Houston-based firm currently has nearly 300 sites managing the disposal of millions of tons of waste. The new facilities will capture methane gas from decomposing landfill waste, which WM says will generate more than 700 megawatts of clean renewable energy.
Houston geophysical technology provider Input/Output has become ION Geophysical. The name change reflects evolution from seismic equipment manufacturer to provider of imaging technologies and services for the oil and gas industry.
Business professor John Stayton remembers eyes rolling at the idea of a "green MBA." But these days, business schools across the country are incorporating the environmental and social costs of doing business into their curricula. And few programs, like the one Stayton directs at Dominican University of California, aim for an all-green program. Stayton says the Goale is "to change the way we're doing everything and making everything." One expert on MBA programs with the Center for Business Education at the Aspen Institute, Rich Leimsider, says almost all business schools have "at least a beachhead" of environmental and social awareness and some much more. He says "it matters what the senior executives of companies do, say and think," so including an appreciation for the social and environmental context of business can create "leaders who are really good at creating value all around."
The Department of Housing and Urban Development, mortgage servicing companies and industry experts host a foreclosure prevention meeting this evening at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Brookhollow on the Northwest Freeway near Hollister Road. Houston-area foreclosure activity exceeded 16,000 filings for the first half of the year, ranking 52nd among the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas, according to RealtyTrac. The meeting will look at methods and resources available to help consumers avoid foreclosure.
Schlumberger is giving a $1 million grant to the SEG Foundation to help establish a new Geoscientists Without Borders program. Thoughout this initiative, the SEG Foundation will award grants to projects of merit, such as pollution remediation, natural hazard mitigation, sustainable resource development and education. The SEG Foundation supports the educational mission of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists. Schlumberger is the largest single employer of members of SEG.
A project aimed at giving $188 laptops to schoolchildren in the developing-world is planning to sell the rugged little computers to U.S. and Canadian residents. The one laptop per child project will offer the machines for $400 each, with the profit going to pay for a laptop for a poor country. The "give one, get one" offer will run for only two weeks, from November 12 to November 26. The laptops' manufacturer, Quanta Computer, is beginning mass production next month, but orders are far behind the three million hoped for. The project's director says he's hoping the promotion will stimulate demand in countries that have been hesitant to join. The green-and-white low-power "XO" computers is unlike any other laptop. It has a user interface designed for children, built-in wireless networking, uses very little power and can be recharged by hand with a pulley or a crank.

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Haitai Nanafa (はいたい七葉) is a Japanese anime television series which revolves around an energetic middle-school girl named Nanafa Kyan.
Nanafa Kyan lives in Okinawa with her grandmother who runs the "Kame Soba" soba shop, her beautiful older sister Nao who is in high school, and her younger sister Kokona, who is in elementary school and has a strong ability to sense the supernatural.
One day, Nanafa witnesses a seal fall off of a Chinese banyan tree, and three spirits who live in that tree are unleashed. These spirits include Niina and Raana, who are "jimunaa" spirits. The third spirit is Iina, who is an incarnation of an Okinawan lion statue. As spirits start appearing one after another, the peaceful life of Nanafa and her family begins to change.
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An analysis of more than two million diabetics aged over 17 in the UK found 34% (797,067) were not hitting their recommended blood glucose levels.
Keeping blood glucose levels to between 6.5% and 7.5% cuts the risk of long-term complications from the disease.
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Douglas Smallwood, chief executive of the charity, said: "It is absolutely appalling that one in three people with diabetes are struggling to achieve their blood glucose targets.
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An estimated 200 to 300 Iraqis are expected to arrive in the Portland area within the next month or two.
The resettlement effort is being led by Catholic Charities Maine, with the assistance of Peace Action Maine.
Danny Muller, executive director of Peace Action Maine, told Maine Public Radio that the new arrivals are among up to 17,000 Iraqis displaced by the war who are arriving in the U.S. this year.
They'll be seeking assistance at a time when funding for social services is already strained.


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Kiwi and lime might seem like an unusual combination, but once you try it you'll see just how sublime this drink is!
Servings: 1 (about 300 Calories or 1255.2 kJ)
- 2 oz (60 ml) cream (light or heavy, depending on how thick you want the consistency)
- 1.5 oz (45 ml) Liquor 43
- 0.5 oz (15 ml) kiwi liquor
- 0.5 oz (15 ml) lime juice
- 0.75 oz (22.5 ml) kiwi juice
- Crushed ice
- Wedge of lime
- Slice of kiwi as garnish
- 3 graham crackers
Preparing the Martini Glass
1Put the graham crackers in your food processor and pulse them on high until they're the consistency of fine bread crumbs.
2Pour the cracker crumbs into a shallow dish. Make sure that they evenly cover the base of the dish.
3Run the wedge of lime over the rim of your martini glass to moisten it.
4Turn the glass upside down and dip its rim into the dish with the crumbs. Make sure that the rim is evenly coated with crumbs.
5Set the glass aside.
Making the Martini
1Put some ice into your shaker, so that it's about halfway full.
2Pour in the cream, liquor, and fruit juices.
3Shake for a few seconds until the drink is well combined.
4Once everything's blended together, pour the mixture through a cocktail strainer into your prepared glass.
5Garnish by adding a slice of kiwi to float in the drink.
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text: The Significance of the Ark Narrative: Literary Formation and Artistry in the Book of Chronicles (Studies in Biblical Literature) by James M. Street English | May 27, 2009 | ISBN: 1433106639 | 166 Pages | PDF | 3.04 MB The Significance of the Ark Narrative: Literary Formation and Artistry in the Book of Chronicles argues that there is only one author responsible for the second part of the ark narrative (1 Chr 15-16). The lists and unique material that are found within the narrative play an important literary role in the work. Other parts of the book of Chronicles, such as the genealogies (1 Chr 1-9) and David's organization of the cult and civil servants (1 Chr 23-27) are also open to redaction criticism. The findings suggest that they also require a single author. This makes the role of the clergy one of the Chronicler's own emphasis, which means that David's organization of the clergy portrays Israel as a cultic community. It is worship planned by David and carried out under the authority of the Levites and priests that is consistently emphasized throughout the book. Therefore, the ark narrative should be viewed as the thematic and theological foundation of the book. Buy Premium From My Links To Get Resumable Support,Max Speed & Support Me Code: Download ( NitroFlare ) http://nitroflare.com/view/C838006670698E8/2ng20.The.Significance.of.the.Ark.Narrative.Literary.Formation.and.Artistry.in.the.Book.of.Chronicles.rar


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A large converted self-catering barn is set in stunning countryside with forests and rolling hills, an excellent location for groups and families to enjoy the outdoors and explore this fabulously unspoilt corner of Wales. Can also be booked with Hobby Stable Cottage, Peregrine Stable Cottage, Kestrel Farmhouse and Merlin Stable Cottage with shared hot tub.
Cottage Accommodation:
Sleeps 10/11 - 1 King size, 1 Family room, 1 Singles, 1 Twin, 1 Double
On entering the cottage there is a hallway with space for muddy boots and coats and a downstairs toilet. The large kitchen is well equipped with an island breakfast bar, microwave, electric cooker, toaster, plenty of fridge and freezer space, dishwasher and a washing machine/tumble dryer. Leading from the kitchen is a spacious dining room with a long wooden table to comfortably seat 9 people.
The spacious sitting room has three comfortable sofas, TV with freesat and plenty of local visitor information. Glass doors lead out to a private patio with BBQ and picnic tables and chairs and lovely views across the fields and up the BranValley.
Bedroom 1: A King-Size with an en-suite bathroom with shower, toilet and handbasin
Bedroom 2: A Single bed
Bedroom 3: A Double bed
Bedroom 4: Family Room ( 4 Singles)
Bedroom 5: Twin beds
The family bathroom has a bath, shower over, toilet and wash handbasin.
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The Cynghordy Hall and Stables until the late 19th century was a Dower House on the Glan Bran Estate whose principal house was three miles away between Cynghordy and Llandovery in wild and beautiful Mid Wales. The larger house was demolished in the 1930's. Cynghordy Hall Farm now has 350 acres and has been with the Lloyd Family since 1917.
The "Cefn" flock of North Country Cheviot sheep graze the fields around the Stables - the lambs are kept and sold for breeding and meat production. On the hill farm three miles up the valley there is a small flock of Scotch Blackface sheep. Visitors are invited to walk through the fields and up the Cynnant hill without a dog or through the woods with a dog. If the sheep are in the farm building or are in pens, you are welcome to come and watch and, depending on the task, perhaps help.
Ideal for all kinds of outdoor activities
The area around the farm is ideal for all kinds of outdoor activities including of course walking and mountain biking with the many bike trails through the forests. There is fishing - to be discussed with the owner and horse riding and pony trekking is available locally. This is a perfect place for bird watching - the owner is a keen ornithologist and I am sure would be very willing to make suggestions as to where to see various birds. Again this is a lovely location for photography with good light and beautiful landscape and views.
Plenty to see and do
This area of Mid Wales is excellent for all types of outdoor pursuits with probably Mountain Biking being one of the most popular with the Trails - Coed Trallwmn Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre, The Gap Mountain Bike Trail, Brechfa - three purpose built trails, the Elan Valley Trails, and in Llanwrtyd Wells where they hold The Man Versus Horse race and Bog Snorkelling! There is a Land Rover course and Quad Biking on a nearby farm. As well as several nearby Pony Trekking centres, the Roman Gold Mine at Dolaucothi is nearby..
Llandovery is 5 miles. Llanwrtyd Wells 7 miles. Llangammach Wells 9 miles. Llandeilo 18 miles. Builth Wells approximately 18 miles on a straight road so a good base for all the events at The Royal Welsh Show Ground.
The closest shops and pubs are in either Llandovery or Llanwrtyd Wells. The Cardigan Coast is an hours drive - so an easy day visit.
Have a look at Lucy's blog post for a photographer's perspective of this beautiful cottage.
If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth, Sophie, Carolyn, Ann, Lucy and Andria


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The hotel includes 121 spacious, comfortable rooms spread over 5 floors. Facilities include a 24-hour reception in the lobby with a safe, lifts, a bar, a restaurant and a laundry service for an added fee. If arriving by car the hotel provides a spacious underground car park. It also offers a conservatory and a roof terrace.
This hotel is located near the famous castle in the vicinity of Nuremberg's historic and magnificent Old Town. The centre is a 10-minute walk away with its beautiful and gorgeous timber-framed houses and its Christmas market.
The rooms (21 m� - 70 m�) are fully-furnished and include a shower/toilet or bath/toilet, a hairdryer, satellite TV, pay TV, telephone, modem, desk, an ironing set, a double/king-size bed and a minibar. Furthermore, there are 3 non-smoking floors and the rooms also feature central heating and a balcony.
Leisure facilities include a sauna and a gym.
A breakfast buffet is served each morning (bookable at hotel, charged per person) and � la carte meals are offered in the evenings.
American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted at the hotel.
From the airport the best way to reach the hotel is by car or with the underground line U2 towards R�thenbach and change at Rennweg station to tram no. 9 towards Thon and exit at the Krelingstra�e station (about 15 m from the hotel).
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Where should fake plastic fish live? In a Plastiquarium, of course!
Since creating my blog, Fake Plastic Fish, about plastic pollution, I've had the privilege of interviewing a growing segment of artists working in plastic to bring awareness to issues of plastic pollution, waste, and consumer culture. Here are a few gems I've discovered.David Edgar's Plastiquarium
The Plastiquarium mythology:
The Plastiquarium is immersed in mystery. Modern myth suggests that a century of increasing phosphate levels in Earth's marine environment caused new, synthetic life forms to emerge. As recyclable HDPE plastic containers spread concentrates of consumer product pollutants, the Plastiquarium creatures evolved in the image of their packaging forebearers.
David Edgar and I had a long and thought-provoking conversation about art and materials and consumerism. And he told me more about the evolution of the Plastiquarium species, explaining that pollutants in the plastic containers (mostly laundry detergent bottles) are triggering new forms of life that mimic the packaging that spreads the pollutants in the first place. Just as we carry the memory of our forefathers, they carry the memory of the products that triggered their strange mutations.
Collecting the plastic: With full support of the local recycling center, David takes walks through the neighborhood dragging behind him a 4-foot length of cord, to which he attaches all the colorful detergent bottles he finds in residents' recycle bins.
Lesson from art: Originally, David would remove the labels from the bottles. But eventually, he realized that the labels were a further layer of comment on our consumer-oriented society. He learned to listen to what his materials had to teach him.
David and his wife Robin have put together a beautiful art/craft book, titled Fantastic Recycled Plastic: 30 Clever Creations to Spark Your Imagination, based on not only the Plastiquarium but other plastic creations like birds, insects, and flowers, as well as the work of other artists in the recycled plastic medium. What's more, the beginning sections of the book explain the history of plastic as well as problems with plastic recycling and environmental issues. In fact, there is a whole page about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.Dianna Cohen
Dianna Cohen is a painter, but she doesn't use a paint brush. Trained at UCLA, she gave up the brush for materials most people consider trash: bags, boxes, little pieces of plastic. This year, she helped to found the Plastic Pollution Coalition. After 20 years, she finally started to get the messages from her own art.
Dianna first starting working with plastic bags after visiting a homeopathic shop in Belgium that provided bags with colorful flowers printed on them. She noticed the irony of the natural image against the synthetic material and began creating collages from plastic bags, arranging the printed text and images to create messages that even she didn't always understand.
After about eight years of working with plastic, she noticed that some of the materials had begun to crack and flake, leaving tiny pieces of plastic inside their frames.
Lesson from art: Like David, it took Dianna a while to see what her materials wanted to teach her. Dismayed that her art was not as archival as she once thought, Dianna changed her perspective and began to realize that the disintegration of the plastic was part of the message of the piece. While plastic molecules might last forever in the environment, the plastic products themselves can break down into smaller and smaller pieces, releasing their chemicals and doing even more damage than if they remained intact.
Since then, Dianna has become more active in working to stem the tide of waste, especially plastic pollution. A co-founder of the Plastic Pollution Coalition, Dianna's mission as an artist has evolved into activist as well.The Plastic Wave
Kathleen Egan -- surfer, artist, and environmental activist -- heads up SF Surfrider's Plastics Subcommittee, which is working to end the plague of plastic pollution in our oceans.
Her giant plastic wave sculpture, as well as her other plastic collage works, were inspired by all the plastic she noticed in the oceans while surfing and on beaches all over the world. Asking her other Surfrider buddies to contribute bottles and other forms of plastic trash over a 2-week period to make the wave, Kathleen made an astounding discovery.
Lesson from art: Even people active in the environmental movement still generate tons of plastic waste without realizing it. All of her friends were astounded at the amount of plastic they were able to amass. In fact, there was more than enough to create the wave. The project taught everyone involved to look at their own personal habits.
In a conversation with Kathleen, she compared surfing to the environmental movement. When you surf,
"You are where you are. You have to go through the waves to get out and through the waves again to get back in."
It's a metaphor, not only for life, but for the environmental movement and for finding ways to live sustainably. There are no shortcuts. My interpretation: we can't wait for some miracle technology to save us from the mess we've made. Each of us must do our part, every day. We can't bypass the waves; we have to go through them.Curating the Plastic Beach
Artists Judith Selby and Richard Lang were both making art out of plastic when they met in 1999. Living near Kehoe Beach, part of the Point Reyes National Seashore in Northern California, they discovered that they didn't have to travel to Midway Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean to discover plastic beach pollution. Because of ocean currents, Kehoe has become another hot spot for the world's trash.
Spending their weekends mining the beach for materials for their art, Judith and Richard are quite a couple. In fact, after being together for a while, they decided to tie the knot… at Burning Man, where Judith wore a gorgeous white dress made completely from plastic trash.
At a visit to their home a few weeks ago, I was privileged to view some of their fantastic creations.
Like David Edgar, they too have a fake plastic fish:
As well as other 3D sculptures:
Lesson from art: Like Kathleen, Judith and Richard learned from the sheer volume of the plastic on the beach that the plastic pollution problem cannot be solved by cleaning up the plastic after the fact. There is way too much of it coming in every day. We have to work to stem the tide at the source, by reducing our consumption of plastic products and seeking alternatives. They are now regular contributors to the Plastic Pollution Coalition's blog.
Other bloggers writing about art make from plastic waste:
Leila Darabi at Every Day Trash
Ruby Reusable's Olympia Dumpster Divers blog
Sarah Bayles at The Daily Ocean
Beth Terry: attempting to live plastic-free and blogging the heck out of it at FakePlasticFish.com. Follow her on Twitter or become a fan of Fake Plastic Fish on Facebook.
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Property Location
A stay at Hilton Garden Inn Tribeca places you in the heart of New York, minutes from HERE and close to New York University. This hotel is close to Brooklyn Bridge and Empire State Building.
Make yourself at home in one of the 151 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while MP3 docking stations and cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Henry Moreno
Henry E. "Hank" Moreno (May 12, 1930 - February 1, 2007) was an American Thoroughbred horse racing jockey and trainer.
Henry Moreno rode a number of stakes race winners for Cain Hoy Stable including Kentucky Oaks and Beldame Stakes winner, Lalun and the prized Garden State Stakes for juvenile horses aboard Turn-To. However, Moreno's most important win for Harry F. Guggenheim's stable came in the 1953 Kentucky Derby when he rode Dark Star to victory over future the Hall of Fame colt, Native Dancer. Of his three mounts in the Preakness Stakes, Moreno's best result was aboard The Scoundrel in 1964 when he had a second place finish behind Northern Dancer.
While still riding, Moreno also trained quarter horses in the 1960s. In the 1970s, he settled in California where he began training Thoroughbreds at Del Mar Racetrack. Of note was his uncommon feat in the 1978 Del Mar Handicap in which he both trained and rode the winner.
Moreno is also remembered for training major stakes winners from South America of which the multiple Grade I winner Tizna is the best known.
In his later years Henry Moreno battled pancreatic cancer and in 2007 died at age seventy-seven at Florence, Oregon.
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I thought i should say hi as it would be rude not too. Owned a few bm's over the years. 1976 520 being my first, was a heap but it was a BM and i was 17 :-) Also had a 635csi Alpina and various 1980's e30's. Last time i counted (about 15 years ago) i'd owned over 100 cars of various makes but always had a hot spot for a good bm. Anyhoodles after my Alfa 156 let me down yet again i flogged the little blighter and brought a low mileage 2002 e46 330 Sport coupe with mtech stuff and a flappy paddle smg box. Boy is that taking some getting use to! Clarkson was right! Hill starts are a mystery too me right now. Was a mechanic & bodywork guy for a posh british car maker for a few years. Now i restore & sell old english fusee clocks for a living and muck about with cars & motorbikes for fun. Sorry cant stand bmw bikes! Thats enough about me, just wanted to say hi.
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SHEILAH CAMPBELL 1924 - 2007 Sheilah Campbell (Davis), mother to Deirdre (Robert) Kozminski, Fletcher (Bonny) Campbell, Shelley (Jim) Walsh passed away peacefully on Friday, March 23, at the age of 83. She is fondly remembered by grandchildren, Matthew (Kelly), Megan, Dean, Bennett, Billy, Keaton and Sydney; great-grandchildren, Carter and Chandler, and her many nieces and nephews. Sheilah was predeceased by her husband Fraser in 1992, a lawyer and Justice of the Peace in Winnipeg. Sheilah is survived by her sister Becky Case in BC. Sheilah was born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan to Mina and Stephen (Bowser) Davis February 24, 1924. Sheilah's father worked for Indian Affairs Department so she spent her early years amongst the Cree Indians whose spirit she admired her whole life. Sheilah moved to Winnipeg, married Fraser in 1942 prior to Fraser's posting overseas during the Second World War. Fraser returned to Winnipeg where they raised their family spending most weekends and holidays at their cottages at Victoria Beach on lake Winnipeg. Sheilah's kindness, thoughtfulness, quick wit, and sense of humor, will be sorely missed by everyone whom she touched. She was a truly independent spirit whose philosophy is embodied in the title of her memoirs, PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE . A Memorial Service will be held at FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES, 240 17 Avenue S.W., Calgary on Wednesday, March 28, 2007 at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, and in recognition of Sheilah's lifelong devotion to her animals, if friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the Calgary Humane Society, 4455 110th Ave SW Calgary, T2C 2T7. The family would like to thank the caring staff at the Mount Royal Care Center for their care, kindness and friendship during the last year. A memorial service will also be held in Winnipeg in August where Sheilah's remains will be laid to rest beside Fraser at the Kildonan Presbyterian Cemetery.
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I've been reading Robin Lane Fox's "Pagans and Christians". It's reputation as a classic in the history of religion in late antiquity is well deserved, a brilliant, impeccably researched monograph. And he definitely blows out of the water some of the common skeptical cliches about Christian 'borrowing' from pagan religion. For example:
"The cult of saints and worship at the graves of the dead have been seen as a pagan legacy, as have the Christian shrines of healing and smaller details of Christian practice, dancing, feasting and the use of spells and divination...However, almost all of this continuity is spurious. Many of its details were set in Christian contexts which changed their meaning entirely. Other details merely belonged in contexts which nobody wished to make Christian. They were part of a 'neutral technology of life'..." (p.22)
Specific comments are more interesting. Just to give two examples, Lane Fox refers to Epicrates, who lived around 100 A.D. and who believed that he saw his dead son frequently in "dreams, signs and other appearances." The conclusion Lane Fox draws from this and other evidence is that "Throughout antiquity, pagans believed that the spirit of a dead man might be visible beyond the grave: posthumous 'appearance' were no novelty." (pp.142-143)
This might at first sight count against the uniqueness of the Resurrection appearances, but actually it is an argument in favor of uniqueness, because of the phenomenology and language used to describe the above experiences. They are APPEARANCES of someone known to be dead. They happened reliably if not, perhaps, very frequently, but they did not give rise to the claim that somebody had been raised from the dead. More importantly, they did not produce radical transformations in worldview and political allegiance. Here a second comment is relevant, about 'visitations' from the gods in the pagan world:
"Art and the long centuries of literature had combined with myth and general setting of its stories to contain these visions in harmless traditional forms. Their beneficiaries took no stand against authority and did not claim to kow better than their civic leaders in the matter of pleasing the gods. The divine dreams of Artemidorus and his friends sounded no call for reform or orthodoxy and took no interest in history." (p.165)
The early Christian experiences of the risen Jesus certainly did not fit the category of 'harmless traditional forms'. They prompted the apostle Peter to insist that "We ought to obey God rather than men" (Acts 5:29) and the apostle Paul and his converts to call Jesus 'Lord' instead of the emperor and describe His coming in terms reserved for an imperial visit. These features set the Christian resurrection appearances apart from pagan counterparts. Of course, it would not be wise to press these dissimilarities too much, as a social scientist or historian would undoubtedly want to account for the transforming nature of the resurrection experiences in similar, if not identical sociological terms, perhaps against the background of prophetic Judaism. But these differences are important just the same, and in fact the picture of vibrancy and vigor which Lane Fox paints of the pagan religion of late antiquity makes it all the more remarkable that a single, obscure religious option among others in an intensely pluralistic, 'live-and-let-live' religious world managed to become the dominant religion of the empire in just a few centuries.
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I've been reading Robin Lane Fox's "Pagans and Christians". It's reputation as a classic in the history of religion in late antiquity is well deserved, a brilliant, impeccably researched monograph. And he definitely blows out of the water some of the common skeptical cliches about Christian 'borrowing' from pagan religion. For example:
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- Jason Pratt said...
I was with you, JD, down to the "few short months" at the end. I'm still trying to figure out what this is supposed to be referring to. It doesn't seem to make sense as a typo, either.
Good post otherwise. {g}
- JD Walters said...
Uh, yeah, I really meant to write centuries. Don't know how that got away from me...
- Jason Pratt said...
As a guess, you may have been originally composing or planning to compose the end of the paragraph, to be about the contrast of how a dejected band of gravely disillusioned (pun intended {g}) Jesus followers somehow transformed in just a few short months into a group who would spearhead what would eventually become the dominant religion of an intensely pluralistic 'live-and-let-live' religious world.
Same point, but your eventual formuation puts it more shortly--but the 'few months' may have been left over as either a physical or mental editing/composition typo. (I've done that myself a couple of times during composition and then wondered what in the heck I was thinking... {g})
I read the book. Did you get to the part where Fox explains how and why Christianity grew and overtook paganism? He made some interesting points.
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Doubt he's gotten there yet, Ed. He had eye surgery recently.
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