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The orchids are dying, and Cliff Jacobs blames the Super Bowl.
No, the kickoff is not until Sunday. What is killing the orchids, he said, is Super Bowl Boulevard, the urban theme park celebrating the big game that was constructed on 14 blocks of Broadway that were closed to traffic on Monday.
Whenever the door opens in the flower shop he runs, at 1407 Broadway, at West 38th Street, cold air blasts in. This week, the door has been opened not by people who want bouquets, but by people who want warmth after standing a little too long on Super Bowl Boulevard.
On the wide new stages that have gone up on Super Bowl Boulevard — and in the tents and on the toboggan run, tall but temporary — the theme is fun: the fun of the Super Bowl, the first ever played in the New York area; the fun of big-name celebrities; the fun of crowds. But in shops like the one Mr. Jacobs works in, and in the back seats of taxis inching along side streets — and in the front seats, after impatient passengers start yelling at the drivers — the theme is misery.
"It's a disaster," Mr. Jacobs said on Wednesday.
That is a refrain in Midtown Manhattan among the New Yorkers who were there last week and will be there next week, and see this as a disruption for the record books. Office workers complain that the crowds on Super Bowl Boulevard clog the sidewalks, slowing the dash to the subway at the end of a long day. Students grumble that they have to allow additional time to get to class to avoid being marked as tardy. Some store clerks say they are seeing fewer customers and ringing up smaller tabs than in a normal week.
"Where are the people?" asked Pat Hughes, the owner of Lansdowne Road, on 10th Avenue. "We are a sports bar, and the Super Bowl has brought no additional business."Continue reading the main story
The conventional wisdom used to be that the weeks between Thanksgiving Day and New Year's Day, when crowds poured into the city for a glimpse of the tree at Rockefeller Center, brought the worst traffic of the year, or at least the most gridlock-alert days. But the Super Bowl celebration has many New Yorkers sounding crankier than usual as they cope with blocked-off streets and unexpected detours.
"You'd think the city would have a better plan than just putting a Super Bowl party in the middle of town," said Wilson Montoya, a delivery-truck driver, moments after shaking his fist and shouting at a traffic enforcement agent on Ninth Avenue. He said slow traffic had tacked three hours onto his workdays on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Some drivers said the tie-ups outdid traffic jams during the United Nations General Assembly sessions, when even diplomacy seems to move faster. "Twenty-five years driving in Manhattan, and this is the worst," said Jose Rodriguez, who delivers orders to restaurants for O. Ottomanelli & Sons Prime Meat Market in Greenwich Village, as his truck idled on West 40th Street.
He was not the only one who was going nowhere fast. Juan Rodas, stuck on Ninth Avenue, said it had taken an hour to go from 57th Street to 42nd Street. Super Bowl Boulevard itself struck some New Yorkers as jarring in a city that pretty much invented all things urban. "It looks like a county fair that got vomited on by a lot of advertising," said Shane Furey, who works for an e-commerce website, as he looked up at Super Bowl banners and backdrops with sponsor logos.
He was no fan of the toboggan run, either. "To me, it's an eyesore," Mr. Furey said. "They spent a lot of money, and I don't see the point."
For his part, Mayor Bill de Blasio — who attended the official opening of Super Bowl Boulevard on Wednesday evening — said on Thursday that he would not attend the game itself. "I've enjoyed participating in all the festivities leading up to Super Bowl Sunday," he said, "but I've decided to watch the game on TV, just like the vast majority of New Yorkers. Dante and I are still talking about where we should watch." He promised to "let people know when we pick a spot."
Mr. Jacobs, in the flower shop, said he would watch the game at home. But Sunday is still days away. He is preoccupied with problems like tighter traffic regulations in Midtown this week, which he said had played havoc with his delivery people.
"We're using the subway," Mr. Jacobs said. "We have to get the flowers out of the cold quick. We can't run over to Eighth or Ninth Avenue" — a long block or two from the shop and as close as the delivery van can get. His deliverers tried coordinating pickups. The idea was to push a hand cart loaded with flowers to a corner and meet the delivery van. But the van got there first, and the police made the driver, Manny Rodriguez, move on before the cart arrived.
Since then, Mr. Rodriguez has made the rounds on foot. He said he had caught a bad cold.
"This would have been a good week to take a vacation," Mr. Jacobs said, "and, in fact, the owner went to Florida. So the only blessing is, he's not here."
An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of the flower shop manager. He is Cliff Jacobs, not Davis.

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Recent reports have suggested that the Los Angeles Dodgers nearly sent Yasiel Puig as part of a package to the Milwaukee Brewers for Ryan Braun.
A source told Jon Heyman that "there was a lot of dialogue but [a swap] was never close."
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· I have no idea why I haven't spotted it before. At the bottom of the new, computerised forms we are now using to refer people to hospital, there is a little box. It asks if the patient has a preference as to the gender of his or her consultant. Maybe some men would prefer to see a male doctor about certain things. But how much preference is acceptable? If a male patient didn't want to see a woman consultant about, say, his dodgy gall bladder, should I think that's OK and tick the box for a male consultant? And what about obstetrics? Well, what mattered to me most when I gave birth was that the hospital was decent (it was, and there was no choice of which hospital that was) and that my obstetrician was experienced, kind and sensible (they were - all three, and all male). This kind of "choice" seems like it holds fairly ghastly possibilities that won't stop with sexism. Should patients be allowed to choose which religion or race their consultant is? The box should go.
· On the subject of same-sex care, that used to be thought protection enough, so that if you were a woman doctor examining a woman, there was no need for a chaperone. Not so, says the General Medical Council. A chaperone should be offered whenever the doctor does an intimate - breast, genital or rectal - examination, guidance says. But aren't other examinations "intimate"? What about, for example, ophthalmoscopy, when, with the lights switched off, a light is shone into the eye from a distance of only centimetres? Or an examination, say, of the neck - is that intimate? Possibly.
As borne out by the correspondence pages of the medical press, doctors are increasingly afraid of doing such examinations without a chaperone. And where do chaperones come from? The GMC and the legal defence bodies are clear that a patient's friend or a family member isn't good enough: they are not independent, and you may not wish them to be privy to information shared in the appointment. As for nurses, they aren't always available to come and act as a chaperone, and they have their own work to do. The Ayling inquiry, which reported last year after Dr Clifford Ayling was jailed after inappropriately examining women, made it clear that it would not be acceptable to use untrained staff - such as practice receptionists - for the role of chaperoning either. It seems people will have to be specifically trained for the job instead.
In the meantime, patients are being told to return when a chaperone is available - or the doctor avoids doing the examination altogether. Given the (necessary) hassle involved, it is ironic that in the majority of cases the chaperone is not there for the patient's protection, but the doctor's.
· There's too much fuss about testing for HIV, says a recent editorial in the British Medical Journal. We should be offering and doing tests for it in the same way as we test for other serious chronic illnesses, it says. And it's a good point. The idea of seeing a counsellor in a specialist setting for prolonged pre-test discussions is very 1980s. HIV still isn't curable - like most chronic illnesses - but it's certainly very treatable, and the earlier the better. There are an estimated 50,000 people in the UK with HIV, a third of whom haven't yet been diagnosed as having it. So, the authors say, we should be running tests more often. Of course, people should still be informed when they're being tested - but does testing for HIV really have implications beyond that of any serious illness such as hepatitis, leukaemia or TB? If we think it does, we may be unwittingly perpetuating the stigma of it by still treating it as a dreaded "special case", which isn't going to help anyone.
· Thank goodness it's been discovered! "Hurried woman syndrome", says the Daily Mail, is caused by chronic stress resulting from the demands of "juggling work with a hectic family life, such as bringing up children and caring for elderly relatives". The symptoms of tiredness, weight gain and trouble sleeping can be relieved by - I'm so glad they told us this - "reducing your pace of life and organising things better". There's a book and a website, where Dr Brent Bost wants to heal the suffering of an estimated 30 million women with his seven-step programme. Like text-messaging addiction and compulsive shopping before it, hurried woman syndrome is all about creating a modern pathology. But we don't need our normal lives medicalised, thanks anyway. In any case, drinking a glass of wine while ignoring the ironing is cure enough for this one.


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Tom Hayden on useless progressives, Ron Paul, and the Seattle protests
From Tom Hayden's Peace Exchange Bulletin:
"95% of lefties do zero but burn up the internet with pointless discussions." from Slow Burn on the Wisconsin Front.
Ron Paul
A Force For PeaceA Decade After Seattle
Iowa polling for now shows Rep. Ron Paul leading the Republican pack. Peace and justice advocates should re-examine the profound establishment demonizing of Paul's "isolationism" and realize that the Congressman represents a genuine strain of opposition to empire - in the long tradition of populism and progressivism, Robert LaFoillette and Mark Twain.
Yes, Paul's classic libertarianism leads him to seriously retro positions, like the right of private lunch-counter owners in the Sixties to deny service to anyone. For that reason alone, I would vote for Barack Obama over Paul in a general election.
But we are talking about Iowa here, about keeping Paul's voice alive through the Republican primaries. Progressives and Democrats should want Barack Obama to feel compelled to pursue Ron Paul voters and organizers in the general campaign ahead. That is why many young people, independents and peace Democrats - even Occupy supporters - are considering voting in the Iowa primary for Paul.
Paul opposes the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. He opposes the empire of military bases. He opposes Wall Street thievery, tax subsidies for oil companies, the suppression of WikiLeaks, the drug war and the criminalization of marijuana. Those positions might just save America.
Stopping the One Percent
As this brilliant analysis by Deborah James makes clear, the decade of popular efforts since Seattle have failed to radically reform much less stop the lethal energy of the World Trade Organization from grinding on.
Back in the day, the demand on the streets was "shut it down" and, for a significant time, the so-called anti-globalization movement succeeded in stopping the momentum of this profoundly undemocratic organization which continues trying to impose its neo-liberal agenda of rolling back anything resembling a New Deal for the global economy. In the course of struggle, certain of neo-liberalism's projects have fallen by the wayside, for example, the Free Trade Area of the Americas which was to be headquartered in Miami. But while the forms change, neo-liberalism does not die and cannot be reformed, not so far.
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If you've ever said, "I could eat gnocchi all day long," it's time to put your mouth where your mouth is.
But instead of eating it all day long, you've got to eat it all as fast as you can. Piola (1165 Queen St. W.) is planning a gnocchi-eating competition for Sunday, August 19, hosted by competitive eater "Furious" Pete Czerwinski (Don't worry, Mr. Furious won't be competing).
Contestants will have 10 minutes to eat as much homemade gnocchi as they can, with a 1963 Vespa going to the winner.
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penultimate (I hope) draft of revision of Web Links to Chapter 1 of Harris
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- With apologies for cross posting.
Here's what I'm calling the next to the last draft of my revision of the
current page of Web Links to Chapter one (An Overview of the New
Testament) of Steven Harris' NT Intro that is found on that book's
I'm afraid that it will just keep growing if I don't stop! But I'm
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Evaluating Information Found on the Internet.
This document, by Elizabeth A. Kirk, Head of the Entrepreneurial
Library Program at the Sheridan Libraries, John Hopkins University,
discusses the criteria by which scholars in most fields evaluate print
information, and shows how the same criteria can and should be used to
assess information found on the Internet where "excellent resources
reside along side the most dubious" and where the motto for anyone using
it should be Caveat lector", "Let the reader beware". Though slightly
dated (note its description of Internet search engines!), it remains an
excellent and essential guide for evaluating the validity and usefulness
of information found on Internet Sites and Web Pages.
What is the New Testament?
The New Testament
Brief discussion by A.H. McNeile and C.S. Williams of the origin and
meaning of the title "New Testament" used to designate the collection of
Christian writings known by that name. From their An Introduction to
the Study of the New Testament (Oxford, 1953) available online at the
Katapi Bible Resource Pages Web Site.
The New Testament
The article by Alfred Durand (transcribed by Ernie Stefanik) from the
online 1918 Catholic Encyclopedia that discusses the meaning of the name
of this collection of Christian writings, its contents, origins,
doctrines, and the transmission of its text. Dated but still useful.
What the New Testament consists of - The Canon
An over view of the contents of the New Testament by R.M. Grant. This
is "Part I - Prologomena" of his A Historical Introduction to the New
Testament (Collins, 1963) available online at the Katapi Bible Resource
Pages Web Site.
The New Testament and the Hebrew Bible
The Unity and Diversity of Scripture
Unity and Diversity of Scripture
An article by Denver Theological Seminary Professor C. L. Blomberg from
The New Dictionary of Biblical Theology that focuses on finding "a
centre in each Testament and in the Bible as a whole", outlining "a
model for the unfolding unity of the biblical narrative", and noting how
one might respond to the question of " to the diversity (especially the
apparent contradictions of Scripture) and "the issue of development'"
within Scripture. From the AC21DOJ Web Page created by Southeastern
Baptist Theological College graduate Greg Williams.
Relationship of Old Testament and New Testament
An article by G. Goldsworthy, from The New Dictionary of Biblical
Theology that takes up the question of the nature of the relationship
between the Testaments, outlines the history interpretation with respect
to the issues of unity and diversity/continuity and discontinuity,
within the Christian canon of scripture, and surveys how these issues
have been dealt with in reecent Biblical Theology. From the AC21DOJ Web
Page created by Southeastern Baptist Theological College graduate Greg
Old Testament Quotations in the New
The United Bible Societies book by book list of New Testament authors
quotations' use of, and allusions to, Old Testament texts in PDF format.
Requires Adobe Reader. From The Bible Center's Web Site.
NT Allusions to Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
An article by Kevin P. Edgecomb of Berkeley, California , that gives the
full text (in English) of the allusions and quotations of the Apocrypha
and Pseudepigrapha cited in the Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament.
New Testament Use of the Old Testament
An essay by Roger Nicole, reproduced from Revelation and the Bible, ed.
Carl. F.H. Henry (Baker, 1958), listing and analyzing explicit Old
Testament quotations in the New Testament. From Michael Marlowe's Bible
Research: Internet Resources for Students of Scripture Web Site.
Jewish exegesis and the New Testament
An exploration by Steve Moyise of the similarities and differences
between early Christian use of the Old testament and contemporary Jewish
exegesis of the Biblical text. This is chapter 10, "Concluding
Hermeneutical Observations", of his book The Old Testament in the New,
(Continuum, 2001)
Intertextuality and the Study of the Old Testament in the New
An article by Steve Moyise from The Old Testament in the New. Essays in
Honour of J.L.North (Sheffield Academic Press, 2000) that surveys the
ways in which recent scholars have approached the issue of what a New
testament author was "up to" when he quoted or alluded to Old testament
Old Testament Quotations in the New Testament
An article by Ronald F. Youngblood on the Old Testament quotations found
in the New Testament which answers such questions as What is meant by
"New Testament", What is meant by "Old Testament?", What is meant by
"quotations", How many Old Testament quotations are there in the New
Testament?, What New Testament books quote the Old Testament?, What
Old Testament books are quoted in the New Testament?, What Old
Testament versions do the New Testament authors quote?, Why do New
Testament writers quote from the Old Testament?, and How do New
Testament writers quote from the Old Testament?. This is Chapter 10 of
The NIV: The Making of a Contemporary Translation available at the
International Bible Society's Web Site.
The Use of the Old Testament in the New
Thorough discussion of the topic by Barry Smith of Atlanta Baptist
New Testament Use of the Old Testament
A discussion by the distinguished New Testament scholar Craig Evans,
from The New Dictionary of Biblical Theology, that outlines and
examines the functions the New Testaments quotations of, and allusions
to, Old Testament texts have, and the purposes for which they were used,
when employed by the various New Testament authors. From the AC21DOJ Web
Page created by Southeastern Baptist Theological College graduate Greg
Testament and covenant
Covenant, in the Old Testament
An article from the online The International Standard Bible
Encyclopaedia edited by James Orr (Eerdmans, 1918) by George Ricker
Berry that discusses the general meaning of the term and outlines the
various understandings in the Old Testament of the form and nature of
the human and divine Covenants spoken of in the Hebrew Scriptures.
Reflects scholarly opinion before the the discoveries of Ancient Near
Eastern treaties at Ebla .
Covenant, in the New Testament
The International Standard Bible Encyclopaedia's article by David Foster
on the term (Diatheke) chosen by the Septuagint translators to render
the Hebrew berith that outlines its use and meaning in the New
A detailed article from the Jewish Encyclopedia by the members of the
Encyclopedia's Executive Committee of the Editorial Board on the
meaning of the term, Biblical conceptions of divine and human covenants
and covenant renewal, "the Old and New Covenant", and the idea of
covenant in Rabbinical and Arabic literature.
The Two Testaments
A discussion by F.F. Bruce, reflecting a conservative Protestant and
Salvation History perspective, of the meaning of the words Covenant and
Testament and the relation between the Christian and the Hebrew
Testaments. From his The Books And The Parchments (Fleming H. Revell Co.
The Septuagint
Text of the Septuagint
An online searchable edition of the Greek version of the Alexandrian
Canon of the Hebrew Scriptures. From the Bible Data Base Web Site.
LXX Greek Text
An online, morphologically tagged, text of the Septuagint.
Septuagint Version
The online Catholic Encyclopedia by A. Vander Heeren (transcribed by
Nick Austriaco) on "the translation of the Hebrew Old Testament, made
into popular Greek before the Christian era" that treats questions of
the importance. origin, subsequent history, recensions, manuscripts, and
editions, critical value, and language of the LXX as this was known at
the beginning of the 20th century.
The Septuagint
The article on the LXX by H. St. J. Thackeray from The International
Standard Bible Encyclopedia (1915) with additional notes and comments on
LXX studies since Thackeray by Michael D. Marlowe. From Marlowe's Bible
Research: Internet Resources for Students of Scripture Web Site.
An Introduction to the Old Testament in Greek
The classic work on the Septuagint by H.B Sweet (also available online
as scanned images at The Religion and Technology Center Ebind Index
type "any" for user name and password).
The Septuagint Online
A Web Site, created by Joel Kalvesmaki, dedicated to providing
"electronic resources for the study of the Septuagint and Old Greek
versions" of the Hebrew Scriptures. With a concise discussion of the
history of the Septuagint and its terminology and how it differs in
shape and content from the Hebrew text of the Old Testament.
Resources for LXX Study
A survey, with hyper links to texts, web sites, and studies (with an
extensive bibliography) of "the rich and rapidly expanding resources for
LXX studies" that appeared between 1990 and 2000. From the United Bible
Societies Translation Information Clearinghouse Web Site.
LXX Resources
A page of web links to LXX resources created and maintained by Rodney J.
Decker, Associate Professor of New Testament Baptist Bible Seminary of
New Testament Baptist Bible Seminary, Clarks Summit, PA From his
valuable Resources for New Testament Studies Web Page.
The Language of the New Testament
Hellenistic Greek
An outline of the nature and characteristics of "the world-speech of the
times of the Diadochoi and the emperors" by Adolf Deissmann originally
published in The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge,
ed. Samuel Macauley Jackson (Funk and Wagnalls, 1909). From the
"Biblical Greek" section of Michael D. Marlowe's Bible Research:
Internet Resources for Students of Scripture Web Site.
Differences Between Classical and Hellenistic Greek
A "Quick Introduction" to this topic by Jay C. Treat
The Language of the New Testament
Adolf Deissmann's seminal discussion of the language of the New
Testament in the light of the discovery of the Oxyrhynchus and other
ancient Greek Papyri. Chapter 3 of his The New Testament in Light of
Modern Research (Doubleday, 1929), available at the Bible Center Web
The Language of the New Testament
A discussion of the nature and characteristics of the Greek of the New
Testament by A.T. Robertson, one of the foremost Koine Greek experts of
the 20th Century.
Dating the books of the New Testament
The New Testament Documents: Their Date and Attestation
A discussion by F.F. Bruce, former professor of biblical criticism and
exegesis at the University of Manchester, of the nature of the New
Testament documents, their probable date of writing, and the evidence
that attests to their "early existence". This is Chapter 2 of the 5th
edition his The New Testament Documents: Are they Reliable? (1959)
Literature of the New Testament
New Testament literary forms
New Testament Genre
An over view of the literary genres within the New Testament by Lorin L.
Cranford, Professor of Religion in the Department of Religious Studies
and Philosophy at Gardner-Webb University.
New Testament Genre: An Annotated Bibliography
An extensive annotated bibliography of works that analyze and discuss
the various genres and subgenres of the literature of the New Testament
by Lorin Cranford.
An Introduction to Biblical Genres and Form Criticism
by Prof. Felix Just, S.J. -- Loyola Marymount University
The Gospels
Gospel and Gospels
An older but still useful and detailed analysis by Francis E. Gigot
(transcribed by Douglas J. Potter) of meaning of the term "Gospel" and
how it came to be identified with a literary form, with a discussion of
the differences between the canonical and the apocryphal Gospels. From
the online version of the Catholic Encyclopedia.
Brief discussion by David H. Bauslin, reflecting an older conservative
Protestant view, of the meaning of the term which came to designate a
genre of early Christian writing. From the The International Standard
Bible Encyclopaedia edited by James Orr (Eerdmans, 1918), available
online at the Blue Letter Bible Web site.
The Gospels
C.H. Dodd's explains of what the Gospels are and why we cannot expect to
find in them bare matters of fact, unaffected by the interpretation
borne by the kerygma, (preaching or proclamation) of the early church.
This is Chapter 2 of his The Apostolic Preaching and Its Developments
(Harper Collins, 1964), available online at the religion- online.org Web
A modern New Testament scholar's discussion of the question "To what
category of ancient literature would a second-century librarian in
Alexandria Egypt have assigned a gospel if a manuscript copy of books so
named in the New Testament and non canonical writings had been presented
to that institution. Part of Lorin Cranford's Interpreting the New
Testament Documents Web Page.
A brief discussion of how the Book of Acts "follows very closely ancient
patterns of history writing, especially in the use of the basic
'building blocks' for presenting a 'philosophia' through history" by
Lorin Cranford. From his New Testament Genre Web Page.
Literary Forms in the Acts of the Apostles
Lorin Cranford's listing of the types of literary forms found within the
Book of Acts.
The Letter Form
A visual outline of the form and structure of the letters of Paul with
definitions of their constitutive elements. From the St Paul Web Page
created by Eugene Hensell, OSB, Saint Meinrad School of Theology
Introduction to the Letters/Epistles in the New Testament
A brief but useful page, from The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the
Apocrypha: New Revised Standard Version (Ed. Michael D. Coogan. Oxford
University Press, 2001) on the classification of the New Testament
Epistles, with notes on their authorship.
An apocalypse
Lorin Cranford's discussion of the nature and character of the genre
into which the Book of Revelation (and Mark 13, Matthew 24, and Luke 21)
Apocalypse! A Pictorial Chronology;. The Apocalyptic World View Through
the Ages
An chronological depiction of the dates and circumstances under which
works known as Apocalypses were produced, with notes on individual works
and hyperlinks to translations and further discussions of these texts.
From the companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline series Apocalypse!.
Apocalypticism Explained: The Book of Revelation
A discussion by various modern Biblical scholars and experts in
Apocalypticism of the social, literary, and historical context of the
Book of Revelation and how its themes, images, tone, and purpose do and
do not cohere with what is found in to other Jewish and Christian
Apocalyptic writings. From the companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline
series Apocalypse!.
Diversity and unity in the New Testament documents
Early Christians as ethnically and theologically diverse
Conflict and Diversity in the Earliest Christian Community
A brief study by Veselin Kesich, Emeritus Professor of New Testament at
St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, that notes that "diversity
within the church has existed since its inception" and outlines how this
expressed itself in the period "between Jesus and Paul." From the Greek
Orthodox Archdiocese of America Web Site.
Paul's Congregations
A brief discussion by L. Michael White, Professor of Classics and
Director of the Religious Studies Program University of Texas at Austin,
and Wayne A. Meeks, Woolsey Professor of Biblical Studies Yale
University, of the questions of the identity and social status of the
people who joined and belonged to the early Pauline communities".
From the companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline Television Series From
Jesus to Christ.
The Early Christians: Wrestling with their Jewish Heritage
Some observations by L. Michael White, Professor of Classics and
Director of the Religious Studies Program University of Texas at Austin,
Wayne A. Meeks, Woolsey Professor of Biblical Studies Yale University,
Shaye I.D. Cohen, Samuel Ungerleider Professor of Judaic Studies and
Professor of Religious Studies at Brown University, and Eric Meyers,
Professor of Religion and Archaeology Duke University, on how, when,
and why, despite its origins as a reform movement within Judaism, the
early church began thinking of itself as separate from Judaism. From the
companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline Television Series From Jesus to
The Community of the Beloved Disciple
A discussion by Raymond Brown of the origin and make up of the Johannine
community. Pages 13-91 of his The Community of the Beloved Disciple.
Women in Early Christianity
An article by Karen L. King, Professor of New Testament Studies and the
History of Ancient Christianity at Harvard University in the Divinity
School, on the roles of women in the Early Church and how in the last
twenty years the history of women in ancient Christianity has been
almost completely. From the companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline
Television Series From Jesus to Christ.
The Roles for Women
Elizabeth Clark, John Carlisle Kilgo Professor of Religion and Director
of the Graduate Program
in Religion Duke University, and Elaine H. Pagels, Harrington Spear
Paine Foundation Professor of Religion Princeton, on the stauts of women
in early Christianity, the roles they played within the Christian
communities, the reasons for their attraction to the Jesus movement, and
they ways they were regarded by their male counterparts. With some
observations on the question of whether Mary Magdalene was an apostle.
From the companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline Television Series From
Jesus to Christ.
Communion and Koinonia: Pauline Reflections on Tolerance and Boundaries
An Essay by N.T. Wright, the Bishop of Durham, on the ethnic pluralities
in the early church, the divisions within the church that thy created,
and how the apostle Paul strove to overcome then through his
proclamation of "justification by faith". From The Latimer Fellowship
Web Site
New Testament writers' diverse views toward Roman authority
Roman Empire And Christianity, 1
Roman Empire And Christianity, 2
Roman Empire And Christianity, 3
A three part article from the The International Standard Bible
Encyclopaedia edited by James Orr (Eerdmans, 1918) by S. Angus on
various aspects on Imperial Rome and the relationships between
Christians and Roman from the birst of Christianity to the conversion of
Rome in the Bible and the Early Church
A review by Benjamin Garstad of Columbia University of a recent
collection of essays edited by
Peter Oakes entitled Rome in the Bible and the Early Church that gives
an overview of the state of the question of how Rome was viewed by
Biblical authors . From the online Bryn Mawr Classical Review.
The Gospel of Rome vs. The Gospel of Jesus Christ
An article by Marianne P. Bonz of Harvard University on the early
Christian response to the theological challenge posed by "the gospel of
Rome" promulgated in the Imperial Cult.. From the companion Web Site to
the PBS Frontline Series From Jesus to Christ.
Paul's Gospel and Caesar's Empire
An article by N.T. Wright, the Bishop of Durham, that deals with the
questions "If Paul's answer to Caesar is the empire of Jesus, what is an
empire under the rule of this new lord?" and "How does Paul's gospel
line up with Caesar's empire?". From The Center of Theological Inquiry
Web Site.
Paul and Caesar: A New Reading of Romans
An article by N.T. Wright, originally published in A Royal Priesthood:
The Use of the Bible Ethically and Politically, ed. C. Bartholemew
(Paternoster, 2002), that argues that within Paul's Epistle to the
Romans stands a conscious and "direct challenge to the present ruler of
the nations, Caesar himself".
Paul on God and the politics of Rome
An excerpt from John Dominic Crossan's and Jonathan Reed's In Search of
Paul: How Jesus' Apostle Opposed Rome's Empire with God's Kingdom
(Harper San Francisco, 2004)
The Apostle Peter on Civil Obedience: An Exegesis of 1 Peter 2:13-17
A detailed analysis by Greg Herrick , Ph.D,. Dallas Theological
Seminary, of the passage in 1 Peter on "submission to authorities" that
concludes that the author of the Epistle, here identified as the apostle
Peter, wants his readers to know "that the emperor must be honored,
that is, paid the respect due to the one who is sovereign in the
political realm" and that the way Christians can and should honor him
is by submitting to him.
Other early Christian literature
Non-Canonical Writings
Early Christian Writings
Peter Kirby's invaluable collection of online and other resources for
the study of extant early para biblical literature. Includes introductor
remarks on each writing listed.
Noncanonical Literature
Documents to aid students and scholars in Biblical Interpretation
including introductions and summaries of many noncanonical works. From
the Wesley Center for Applied Theology Web Site.
Non Canonical Christian Texts
Mark Goodacre's page of annotated links to web sites containing the
texts of, and analyses of, non canonical Christian writings, including
Morton Smith's "Secret Mark", and the Egerton Papyrus. From his
indispensable New Testament Gateway Web Site.
The Gospel of Thomas
Interlinear English/Coptic Gospel of Thomas
The Coptic text of Thomas interlaced with an English translation by
Michael Grondin, List Owner and co-moderator of the online, academic
Gospel of Thomas Discussion List. With appendices and notes on the
translation. From his Gospel of Thomas in Context Web Site. A resource
center for independent research related to Nag Hammadi Codex II.
Greek Fragments of Thomas:
An English translation, critical Greek text, and Greek-English
interlinear translation are based on the complete digital
reconstructions of P.Oxy. 654, 1, 655 by Andrew Bernhard.
Gospel of Thomas in English
The Translation of the Gospel of Thomas by Stephen J. Patterson and
James M. Robinson.
The Gospel of Thomas Home Page
A page produced by Steven Davies, Professor of Religious Studies,
College Misericordia, Dallas, Pennsylvania, that is considered by many
to be the starting point for Thomas research on the web, with original
material and a comprehensive series of links from a world expert on
Thomas. Features full text versions of the author's own publications on
Gospel of Thomas Resources
Mark Goodacre's page of annotated Web links to internet resources for
the study of the Gospel of Thomas. From his New Testament Gateway Web
The Nag Hammadi Libray
Full scale online discussion and traslations of Christian Gnostic texts
-- once thought to have been entirely destroyed during the early
Christian struggle to define "orthodoxy" -- discovered in upper Egypt
in 1945. From the Gnostic Society Library Web Page.
The Gnostic Gospels
An exploration of the documents and their implications by Elaine
Pagels. From the companion Web Site to the PBS Frontline Television
Series From Jesus to Christ.
The struggle for orthodoxy as a factor in determining the contents of
the New Testament
Orthodoxy and Heresy in Earliest Christianity
The online English translation (with supplements) by Robert A. Kraft and
Gerhard Kroedel and members of Philadelphia Seminar on Christian Origins
of the classic 1934 book by Walter Bauer that examines the relations
between in the early church the "orthodox"and those deemed by them as
"heretics" and argues that "In earliest Christianity, orthodoxy and
heresy do not stand in relation to one another as primary to secondary,
but in many regions heresy is the original manifestation of
Scholarly approaches to the New Testament
Biblical Criticism
The Riddle of the New Testament
The complete text of the classic study by Sir Edwyn Hoskyns and Noel
Davey, published in 1931, that was intent to display "the critical
method at work upon the New Testament documents in the hope that some
who are engaged elsewhere may be enabled to appreciate what has been and
still is being achieved behind the scenes in the sphere of Christian
historical theology". Available online from the Katapi Bible Resource
Pages Web Site.
The Interpretation of Scripture
Barry Smith's notes on the variety of ways in which scripture was
interpreted and used by Jesus and the early church, showing that with
one exception, the interpretive methods adopted by Jesus and the early
church are identical with those adopted by other Jewish interpreters of
the second-Temple and early rabbinic periods.
How Do We Interpret the Bible Today?
A 1980 Themilios article by I. Howard Marshall (University of Aberdeen)
that outlines and describes the processes and critical techniques used
by modern scholars to gain an understanding of an ancient text and its
Biblical Criticism
A series of articles compiled by Greg Williamson from Nelson's New
Illustrated Bible Dictionary, The New Bible Dictionary, The New
Dictionary of Theology, Baker Encyclopedia of Christian Apologetics
that review the subject from a contemporary evangelical conservative
The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church
A document of the Pontifical Biblical Commission, describing the various
methods of methods of Biblical interpretation employed by modern
Catholic Biblical scholars and written by those who are themselves
practitioners of these method. From Felix Just's Web Site Catholic
Church Documents related to Biblical Studies.
When "Literal" Is Not Accurate
Herbert M. Wolf's discussion of the differences between "literal" and
"dynamic" approaches to the Biblical text and the circumstances under
which Biblical translators feel it necessary to move away from a
word-for-word translation in order to be faithful to the thought of the
biblical writers and to produce a truly accurate translation. This is
Chapter 12 of The NIV: The Making of a Contemporary Translation
available at the International Bible Society's Web Site.
Source Criticism
Source Criticism
A brief introduction by Catherine Murphy of the Religious Studies
Department at Santa Clara University, California. to the methodology and
aims of the study of the different components of a literary text which,
in the case of Biblical texts, assumes that they are composite works,
and that their components originated in different historical periods and
exhibit different themes.
Historical Critical Methodologies
Historical Critical Method
A description John Gresham, Kenrick-Glennon Seminary & Paul VI
Institute, of the particular investigative approaches ancient texts that
fall under the category of Historical Critical Method, with a discussion
of the justifications offered for employing these approaches and some
observations on their limitations. From his A Catholic Guide to Biblical
Interpretation .
Historical Criticism
R.M. Grant's discussion of this methodology in terms of something that
"is concerned with the time/place setting of a document, its sources,
events discussed in or implied by the document" and which builds on
textual and literary criticism". This is Chapter 5 "Part One:
Prolegomena" of his A Historical Introduction to the New Testament now
online a the katapi bible resource pages.
Historical criticism (historical-critical interpretation)
An extensive series of web links to sites and articles that describe and
and provide examples of the employment of the historical critical method
upon biblical texts. From Holger Szesnat's Biblical Hermeneutics,
Interpretation, & Authority of Scripture Web Site.
Form Criticism
Form Criticism
A.H. McNeile and C.S. William's discussion of the work of the Form
Historians, from Schmidt, Bultmann, and Dibelius to Grant and Taylor, to
isolate and classify the pre-literary forms of the Gospel tradition and
to set them in the context of the life of the Church. From Chapter 3 of
their An Introduction to the Study of the New Testament available online
at the katapi bible resource pages.
Form Criticism
A Description by R.M. Grant of the critical discipline that recognizes
the material that now appears in much early Christian writing was
originally passed on by word of mouth, and which seeks to classify and
study these pre-literary forms of the tradition, and to set them in the
context of the life of the Church which transmitted them. This is
Chapter 3 of his A Historical Introduction to the New Testament now
online a the katapi bible resource pages.
Form Criticism
A brief discussion of critical method which seeks to discover the types
of literature which is contained within each of the books of the Bible.
With an annotated list of Recommended Readings on the subject. From the
New Testament Web Page of The Divinity Library at Vanderbilt University
Form Criticism
A history and discussion bt Mahlon Smith of Rutgers University of the
"systematic method of analyzing the genres of the basic oral units
preserved in literary works to clarify the history of their formation.
With Web Links to other discussions. From the "Hyper Glossary" of his
valuable online Synoptic Gospels Primer.
Redaction Criticism
Redaction Criticism
A concise but useful summary of the method of Biblical criticism that
concerns itself with the editorial activity of a given New Testament
writer and how his editing of the materials serves the particular
purposes. With an annotated list of Recommended Readings on the
subject. From the New Testament Web Page of The Divinity Library at
Vanderbilt University
Redaction Critsism
A brief introduction to the methodology of redaction criticism by
Catherine Murphy of the Religious Studies Department at Santa Clara
University, California.
Redaction Criticism
A detailed overview, from an evangelical perspective, by Professor
Barry D. Smith, of prominent redaction critics and their work,
summarizes their conclusions, and assesses the assumptions underlying
their methodology..
Literary Critical Methods
Literary Criticism
An statement by R.M. Grant of what literary criticism is, how it differs
from Historical criticism, and why its application to New Testament
writings is necessary is we are to come to any concrete understanding of
a New Testament author's purposes and achievements. This is Chapter 4
("Part One: Prolegomena") of his A Historical Introduction to the New
What is Literary Criticism?
A discussion of this methodology in terms of the attempt to understand
what an author wants the reader to believe as a result of reading the
works he has produced and "the isolation of the rhetorical impact of the
text is accomplished through the examination of the compositional
structure and character of a text, the author's applied stylistic
techniques, how images and symbols are employed within the text, and the
aesthetic and dramatic effects within a work
Literary Critical Method
A description of the critical methodology that views the biblical text
as a work of literature to be analyzed according to literary methods.
Contains a review of such conscious literary approaches to the Bible as
Narrative Criticism, Rhetorical Criticism, Structuralism, and Reader
Response Criticism, and offers both a justification offor the Literary
Critical Method and a consideration of its limitations. From John
Gresham's A Catholic Guide to Biblical Interpretation.
Social-Scientific and Liberationist Criticism
Social Scientific & Liberationist Interpretations
A description and analysis of the methods that either focus on the
historical social situation of the original authors and their
communities either to "look beneath the text" in order to understand how
the social situation of the author of a text influenced the author and
shaped what he wrote, or reads the bible from the vantage point of those
who are in need of the liberation promised by God. Considers the
justifications given for employing these critical methodologies and
outlines their limitations as interpretative tools. With bibliography.
From A Catholic Guide to Biblical Interpretation by Dr. John Gresham.
Social Scientific Criticsim
Concise definition of the discipline, with brief bibliography. From V.
K. Robbins, Exploring the Texture of Texts, (Trinity Press
International, 1996)..
Social Scientific Criticism
An examination by Catherine Murphy of the Religious Studies Department
at Santa Clara University, California, of the exegetical method which
attempts to explore the original social and cultural setting of a text
through clues in the text's content and rhetoric and through the
analysis of other ancient evidence, and which assumes that the world in
which these texts were written is very different from our contemporary
world, and that any claims about an ancient text's meaning that are not
grounded in an understanding the social conventions and assumptions of
the author's world will be invalid.
Social Scientific Criticism
An annotated bibliography of important works defining, discussing, and
applying Social Scientific Criticism of the Bible. From the New
Testament Web Page of The Divinity Library at Vanderbilt University.
Rhetorical Criticism
Rhetoric Redux
An article by Simon Crisp, from TIC Talk, the Newsletter of the United
Bible Societies Translation Information Clearinghouse, on the movement
in Biblical studies to analyze the structure and argument of Early
Christian Writings through the canons and categories of Classical
Rhetoric. With bibliography.
Dictionary of Socio-Rhetorical Terms
A page that lists and gives the definitions of most of the major terms
and concepts used by Socio-Rhetorical Criticism (and related fields) as
well as short descriptions of the "textures" that make up a religious
text. From the Socio-Rhetorical Interpretation Web Page maintained by
Emory Professor Vernon K. Robbins
Rhetorical Criticism
Catherine Murphy's outline of the discipline, containing a useful
summary of Rhetorical Terms and Techniques.
Rhetorical Criticism
Concise summary of the discipline with some observations on its
limitations and its future. From the New Testament Web Page of The
Divinity Library at Vanderbilt University
Canonical Criticism
Canonical Criticism
A brief description an approach to the Bible which emphasizes the
significance of, and interprets the Biblical text in the light of, the
fact that these historical writings have been gathered together by a
community of faith into a canon of sacred literature, with observations
on the justifications given for the validity and employment of this
approach and the methodology' limitations. From A Catholic Guide to
Biblical Interpretation by Dr. John Gresham.
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This one has pictures and a lot of very good tips from a lot of the members:
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I've been trying to find all the different bridal shows in my area in the upcoming months. In January, there are 4 major shows at different venues. I can't afford to be at each one of them. These booth prices range from $725-$985 each, so I can do 1 maybe 2 of them. I've been trying to find out which ones are the most attended or which would be the most beneficial for me to have a booth at so I could get the most bang for my buck, but I can't find any information. The shows obviously say on their websites that they are the most sought after bridal fairs or most attended fairs, but I'm sure that's because they want my booth rent! LOL! Any advice on how to choose which shows to participate in? I'm lost and bewildered!
Thanks again for all the helpful information you've all shared!!
talk to other wedding vendors. I was talking to a fellow wedding photographer, who surprised me by informing me that the BIG show in town ($2000 booth) had lower attendance than a smaller show ($800 booth). Those who have been at the shows have the poop, the whole poop and nothing BUT the poop!
talk to other wedding vendors. I was talking to a fellow wedding photographer, who surprised me by informing me that the BIG show in town ($2000 booth) had lower attendance than a smaller show ($800 booth). Those who have been at the shows have the poop, the whole poop and nothing BUT the poop!
LOL! You always crack me up!
Tootie, I'm not sure what city/state you are in, but here's what I found. In Colorado, one particular event company does I think 6-8 shows throughout the state. They charge close to the same for Denver versus other areas, and Denver draws the same number of brides - but they generally have higher budgets. I cannot tell you how pleased I was to find that they give discounts to cake/catering vendors since they have to bring food! My booth in January is $325, and I consider Denver to be a pretty good market for that cost. Maybe ask if you can get a discount since you need to bake samples!
Sometimes the smaller shows are better, too. You pay less, there are fewer vendors because everyone's rushed off to do "the big show", so there's probably less competition in the cake category. You can actually talk to the brides who come through since it's not a huge cattle call, and the return on investment in terms of booking will be better as a result.


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2017 Game 97: Nationals at Angels
Meyer Back In The Bigs
The Angels optioned Ed Paredes to make room for Alex Meyer. Cam Maybin's officially on the DL, and Shane Robinson is up as expected.
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2017 Game 96: Nationals at Angels
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After three-and-a-half months of painfully enduring Danny Espinosa, the Angels finally decided to part ways. Hitting .162 alone, the Southern California native just could not get his swing together and created an even deeper hole than the one that already existed at second base.
Acquired in a trade in the offseason from the Washington Nationals, Espinosa was whining about playing time, and the Halos swooped in. The club took what looked like a steal at the time; they gave up nothing for a salary dump. The team was getting a guy with power, high on base percentage despite a low batting average, and a very good glove up the middle. That's hard to find. But it never materialized during the regular season. And the Nats were proven right.
This is a player that is always a major risk for a team like the Angels. As long as they're playing in a ballpark like the Big A, an environment that suppresses hitting, they're always going to need… hitting.
When looking up the best offenses in this franchise's history, one will clearly see a pattern of high batting average, above average power, a lot of gap hitters, and a lot of speed on the bases. The only team in the club's history that thrived on walks was the 1986 Angels that led the American League in free passes. But that was a coincidence because that squad still hit very well and ran all day long.
So when playing half their games in Anaheim, players like Espinosa will likely see their average drop. Just look at Matt Joyce. The team got lucky with Chris Iannetta for a couple of years until the effects of Angel Stadium showed in 2015.
When coming to the Angels, or any west coast ballpark for that matter, a career .240 hitter is likely to hit .220. And even if that player has a high walk total that has their career OBP at .320, the drop in average will pull down said OBP, and they'll be lucky to be over .300. Even worse if that player doesn't walk much.
The same is likely true of Luis Valbuena. This team need players who can spray the ball all around the field. They have that in Maybin, Calhoun, Trout, Pujols, Simmons, and Escobar. Even Maldonado has found new life in his bat after being given the starter role at catcher — he was another of the same risk, but has paid off so far.
Ten years ago, the Angels were thriving on players who could hit. Not necessarily elite .300-plus hitters, but guys who could give you a consistent .260 to .280 across the board. There wasn't a lot of power, but they hit doubles. And much of the difference was made up with stolen bases and taking the extra base. The Halos are back at the top of the American League in stolen bases, and are taking the extra base again, something that stopped while Jerry Dipoto was GM. But they're last in the AL in doubles, and that's a big reason they're 13th in runs.
Those not paying enough attention still think the Angels have no pitching, even though their staff is sixth in the AL in ERA.
The Halos need offense. And what Billy Eppler needs to look for are higher average and gap hitters. The club has been linked to Dee Gordon. But the next week or so will determine their trade deadline approach. But they could also add on for next season, and the season after next. It will take care of a lot that is needed this offseason as we speak. But they shouldn't stop there if impending free agents leave, and the roster could still use more higher average gap hitters who can run at that point. Regardless, there's plenty of money coming off the books to get plenty of that.
Just don't keep getting Danny Espinosa!
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Parker Bridwell was called up, and he has finally started to figure out what he was struggling to as a former top prospect with the Orioles. The young righty would be a pleasant addition to a banged up rotation that has kept things together with duct tape, but is still leaking a bit. The bullpen has saved many lives in 2017. Bridwell looks like a kid who can provide more goose eggs, and can give a struggling offense a better window for error while he's out there.
Rotation Updates: GRich, Skaggs, Heaney, Shoe
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The starting rotation has held the fort for the Angels in 2017, and any struggles have been covered well by the team's bullpen. Halos starters have yet to be kicked out of a game before the fourth inning, and surprisingly have the most scoreless starts of any rotation in the Majors. And that's without their key arms. At 45-49, one could do the math simply using WAR to get a good idea of where the club would be at if their starting five were at full strength.
Over a full season, Garrett Richards would likely post 3-5 WAR. Andrew Heaney and Tyler Skaggs would probably be at about 2-3 WAR. Matt Shoemaker would probably be around 2 WAR.
When you divide those projections to where those four could be in mid-July, you get about 2-3 WAR at this point from GRich, about 2 WAR from Skaggs and Heaney, and a little over 1 WAR from Shoe. Put that together and you get 5-6 additional wins, which would have the Angels at about 50-43.
They'd hold a wild card spot. But after that, the difference would have to be made up by an offense that's last in slugging percentage, and 13th in runs.
Dee Gordon anyone? Brandon Belt? Who knows?
To get to where Halos' starters can make the aforementioned impact, they have to complete their rehabs. Here's an update on the four horsemen who are slated to return soon.
- As of right now, Richards is on track to return some time in August, which could be about a month or so from now. His arm feels much better, and he's started a throwing program. But the former ace is still far from one hundred percent.
- The Angels are also slated to get Skaggs back within that time. His oblique strain is all but healed, and he is starting games in the Arizona League. His next start will have a 45 pitch limit.
- Another Halos starter is pitching Arizona League games. Heaney is being limited as well. The talented young lefty could conceivably be back on a Major League mound by the end of next month. That's about six weeks away.
- Shoemaker has been set back a bit, and has no clear timetable. He could possibly find his way back right around the time Heaney might return. If all goes well, the Angels could have their rotation back to full strength by September.
2017 Game 93: Rays at Angels
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A tough decision was looming upon the return of Mike Trout. Do you go with the well-traveled journeyman who showed an early spark, but has since slowed down? Or do you stick with the extra outfielder with a much more consistent track record over the course of their career, and has been swinging a hotter bat lately after a slow start? The Angels went with the latter in choosing to outright Eric Young, Jr.
The son of former second baseman Eric Young blasted his way out of the gates by hitting .381 in his first six games, but has only been good for a .227 average since then. Balancing things out, Young has settled on a .260/.336/.396 slash line, with 8 stolen bases in 110 plate appearances, and 0.7 WAR in just 32 games.
Meanwhile, Ben Revere has made things more interesting by batting .308 in his last 15 games. 5 of his 9 stolen bases have come in that span as well.
So for now, the decision was not without extensive evaluation. The Halos were simply going with the hot hand. Of course, Revere is back to his fourth outfielder role as the club at full strength in that area. Chances are Young will be back. He's got just enough weapons to be a valuable bench piece. For now, he'll just have to wait it out.
Regardless of the performances of Young and Revere, the Angels upgraded just the same as making a big trade. Because Trout is back in centerfield.
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