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Gaming Executives Predict Industry Growth Over The Next 5 Years
Representatives of six gaming companies are optimistic about what the future holds for the industry with expansion and technological advancements leading growth in the next five years.
While executives aren't predicting any major resort openings on the horizon, they are enthusiastic about the potential for new venues internationally and using technology to more effectively market to younger players.
Most of the panelists also view the legalization of Internet poker as a potential driver for more customers in their brick-and-mortar casinos.
Comments were made today at the third day of the four-day Global Gaming Expo at the Venetian. Representatives of Las Vegas companies MGM Resorts International, Las Vegas Sands and Bally Technologies were among the speakers addressing a broad range of topics on the state of the industry.
Patti Hart, CEO of gaming equipment manufacturer International Game Technology, said she's optimistic about growth because gaming is expected to spread throughout Asia after the successes of Macau and Singapore. She said her company also is continuing efforts to personalize casino experiences with software programs that provide more interactivity between casinos and their customers to appeal to a market of young players comfortable with the portable computer devices they use.
Michael Leven, president and chief operating officer of Las Vegas Sands, and Jim Murren, CEO of MGM Resorts International, said a number of Asian countries — Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan — are considering casino-centered integrated resorts after seeing how well operations in Macau and Singapore have performed. Sands and MGM have resorts in Macau, Sands is the market leader in Singapore and MGM is building a nongaming resort in Vietnam and is exploring prospects in the Canadian province of Ontario. Sands also has focused attention on a Las Vegas-style resort in Spain.
Panelists expect the legalization of Internet poker in the United States would lead to expansion of gaming in land-based casinos in the same way that the expansion of gaming in other states and on Indian reservations ultimately led to growth for Las Vegas.
Leven added, however, that his boss, Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, opposes the legalization of Internet poker because he fears the inability to control underage gambling and because the investment necessary to get enough online customers to make a venture lucrative would diminish its profitability.
"There are three concerns with online gaming which we as a company have studied in-depth," Leven said. "One is the profitability of it when there are so many people in line. Today, there are a few people in the market nationally that make a lot of money. We believe that when everybody gets in that the cost of acquisition of customers in the online gaming marketplace will go up dramatically so profitability is going to go down. So it's not going to be a free lunch for everybody where everybody wins.
"Secondly, we believe there is some danger particularly with at the college-student level and with young adults where potentially we can't control the irresponsibility of their gaming. I think Sheldon has been outspoken about it, but he has not, to my knowledge, talked with any senator or anybody in government about how to vote on the issue. He has just vocalized that he is worried about that particular control problem.
"The third issue is simply a matter of wealth distribution," he said. "How much money is available in the market? Will it affect Las Vegas casinos? We don't really think so. But will it affect some of the Indian casinos or casinos in some of the smaller markets? We think it will have some impact because some of the money will not be available to be played in those markets."
Leven also said the industry's desire for federal oversight in online poker could also lead to more government intrusion and lower profits because the federal government tends to build bureaucracies when developing regulatory agencies.
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Food Safety Bill Will Not Make Food Safer
February 10, 2011
We all want safe food. The question is, how do we get it? "There oughta be a law," seems to be the generally conceived approach, as evidenced by recent passage of the now-famous food safety bill. For the foodies who support this kind of top-down solution, beware. The kind of government meddling that created cheap at any cost is now about to do the same for "safe" food, says the Freeman Online.
But isn't food safety a pressing concern, a public health problem we can't afford to fool around with? The problem is, the problem isn't.
- According to the Centers for Disease Control, the estimated number of deaths caused by foodborne illness is somewhere between five and eight thousand a year.
- Consider that the same number of people die by intentionally strangling themselves each year.
- Or that the same number of people die from Alzheimer's in California alone each year.
- Or that four times that number die each year accidentally falling off of things.
Unless you're also on a crusade to flatten everything, I'd think twice about ceding greater authority of our food system to centralized management. True to form, Congress has blithely offered its professional problem solving services to rid us of the menace of deadly food. And, true to form, it's about to embark on another unarmed expedition into the tortuous territory of unintended consequences.
- More regulations always have the effect of reducing the number of operators in that sector.
- The unintended consequence in this legislative bid to create safer food is to push more and more production into fewer and fewer hands.
- Regulations are good for imposing minimums, but not at creating excellence.
Source: Paul Schwennesen, "Safe Food at Any Cost," Freeman Online, February 7, 2011.
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PHOENIX- The Phoenix Suns jettisoned two familiar players to Charlotte, and got the Bobcats' leading scorer in exchange.
In the latest move in their ongoing makeover, the Suns traded Raja Bell and Boris Diaw to the Bobcats on Wednesday as part of a deal for Jason Richardson.
Rookie point guard Sean Singletary also went to Charlotte, while the Suns got small forward Jared Dudley and a 2010 second-round draft pick.
"We felt like we needed to shake things up a little bit," Suns general manager Steve Kerr said in a telephone interview. "We wanted to add a great scorer in the backcourt to give us better balance to take some of the pressure off of Steve (Nash)."
The 6-foot-6 Richardson is a two-time NBA slam dunk champion and an accomplished 3-point shooter who is averaging 18.7 points this season and 18.8 for his pro career.
"When you try to get better, you're going to lose some assets," Charlotte coach Larry Brown said.
Bell, a first-team all-defensive team selection in 2006-07 and second team last season, had made it clear he was not happy with the Suns' switch from coach Mike D'Antoni's high-flying style to the more deliberate approach of new coach Terry Porter. He's averaging 9.4 points this season.
The versatile Diaw had seen his playing time dwindle behind Amare Stoudemire. The Suns still liked the Frenchman's skills but not his salary. He is getting $9 million this season and has three more years on his contract.
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NEW ORLEANS - The New Orleans Hornets sent veteran guard Mike James to Washington on Wednesday in exchange for Antonio Daniels as part of a three-team trade that returned a future first-round draft pick from the Wizards to the Memphis Grizzlies.
Memphis also dealt second-year guard Javaris Crittenton to Washington and sent a conditional second-round pick to New Orleans, while the Wizards waived guard Dee Brown.
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Palestine Embassy opens outside London, in Bristol
The first Palestinian Embassy and Nakba Museum outside London is now open for business! Last Saturday 15 June in an action packed day which drew in large crowds of supporters from Bristol, London and around the UK…the four floors of ARC, a historic building on Broad Street in Bristol, was draped with the Palestine flag and filled with hundreds of photographs, historic artefacts, and drawings and paintings, including a Banksy, the famous local artist, AND including live links to Gaza and the West Bank, which will be available day and night from now on for our brothers and sisters in Palestine.
The Palestinian Ambassador, Professor Manuel Hassassian together with the mayor of Bristol Cllr Frank Choudhury cut the green ribbon in front of the building, together with the symbolic Nakba key, and the day of action began, including live video link ups to Gaza and the West Bank. The first picture the Ambassador stopped at was a donation from the Estate of Bishop Gobat of Jerusalem, from the 1850's, depicting Omar's Mosque in Jerusalem, ..'That is where I live in the Old City' he exclaimed and when he discovered it was a present from Pam Hardyment, a descendant..she was delighted to tell the tale of the famous Bishop Gobat…'Oh I know of him, he is legendary, my uncles and other members of my family went to the famous Gobat school, which is still there, and many of the famous politicians in Palestine from the 1950's attended it.'
Live video links to Gaza and the West Bank were played, with harrowing stories of orphans and imprisonment and devastation; it must have been some comfort to the Palestinians that people from all over the UK were gathered together at the new Embassy and Museum, dedicated to their struggle for self determination. Eddie who runs the ARC building said of the Palestine Nakba and 65 years of oppression and occupation, 'this is one of the biggest injustices of our lifetime'. Video testimony echoed that. Now the Palestinians will always have a home in Bristol. 'This is an exciting opportunity for the people of Bristol to learn more about Palestine, its history, culture and struggle in its fight for justice' said Rita, the tireless organiser of the event.
Pam Hardyment echoed her sentiments, 'Just as schoolchildren visit and honour Holocaust Museums throughout the world so the hope is education authorities will seize their chance to organise visits to the Nakba Museum, with its historical depiction of refugees, demolitions, injustices and to find out how they can discover the truth about a sordid period in our British history.'
'This is just the beginning', said Rita, 'may there be more embassies and museums like this throughout the world' as we tucked into dreamy falafels and salads - 'there is an onsite café and bar and evenings of music and traditional Palestine dance, and many many speakers and events. We want everybody to be involved and welcome any help to keep the museum and embassy open every day'. There is a bicycle donation centre on the top floor, with proceeds going to Palestine. There was even a naked cyclist rally past the door as we took a break from the jam packed day. Proof that Bristol is truly the home of activism and caring individuals!
The museum opens FRIDAY / SATURDAY and for all time until there is JUSTICE FOR PALESTINE and we will always be in touch with Palestine with Skype.


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Crazy Daisy Antique Mall
1430 Mellwood Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
502-560-1335 , Browse over 100 quality booths of furniture and collectibles ranging from early primitives through 60s vintage. more info
Derby City Antique Mall
3819 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY 40218
502-459-5151, This charming antique mall offers offer 170 dealers. In addition, visitors can dine at the Bluegrass Bistro located onsite. more info map
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933 Barret Avenue, Louisville, KY 40204
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615 East Market Street, Louisville, KY 40202
The NuLu Art District
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2650 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
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108 South Tenth Street, Louisville, KY 40202
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815 West Market Street, Louisville, KY 40202
Located in the Heart of Downtown
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1570 Story Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
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170 Carter Avenue, Louisville, KY 40229
502-955-1010, One of the main attractions of the gallery is glass blowing. The cafe also offers a lovely menu and various special events and themed dinners. more info map
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147 Stevenson Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
502-561-0377 , Kaviar Forge & Gallery is a combination formal exhibition area, and functional sculpture studio. Kaviar Forge specializes in a wide range of forged metal, including... more info map
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1718 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
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624 West Main Street, Louisville, KY 40202
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312 West Main Street, Louisville, KY 40202
502-287-8201 , Steelskin Studio is a joint venture between Samantha Griffith and Jen Pellerin. They are designers, fabricators and artists combined. Since 2001, they have been... more info map
Zephyr Gallery
610 East Market Street, Louisville, KY 40202
Located in Downtown Louisville
502-585-5646, A member of the LOOK, the East Market Business Association and the First Friday Trolley Hop, Zephyr Gallery is a contemporary fine arts gallery. Owned and operated by... more info map
Reader's Corner, A
138 Breckenridge Lane, Louisville, KY 40207
Located in the St. Matthews Area of Louisville
502-897-5578, A Reader's Corner is an independent bookstore that offers new, used, rare and out-of-print books in almost every category. more info
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J. Paul Tucker's Oxmoor Smoke Shoppe
7900 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40229
502-426-4706, They have the knowledge to recommend products that suit your individual tastes and desires, the selection to provide or rapidly acquire those products, and world-class... more info map
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1429 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY 40204
Located in the Highlands Across from St. James
502-479-1621, J. Shepherd Cigars is a one of a kind brick and mortar tobbaconist and men's accessories shop located in the historic Highlands neighborhood in Louisville. They have one... more info map
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315 West Woodlawn Avenue, Louisville, KY 40214
502-363-1973, Triple Crown Cigars features one of the best cigar selections and prices in Louisville. more info map
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811 East Market Street, Louisville, KY 40202
502-690-7224, A men and women's clothing boutique that sells new and vintage clothing and carries vinyl records and products by Third Man Records. more info
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3642 Brownsboro Road, Louisville, KY 40207
502-894-0095, Brands of clothing offered at SWAG include Vineyard Vines, Southern Tide, Citizens of Humanity, Southern Proper, Rebecca Taylor, Ella Moss, Smathers & Branson, Splendid,... more info
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Animal Crackers - Fine Children's Clothing
3634 Brownsboro Road, Louisville, KY 40207
502-896-3994, Animal Crackers offers fine children's clothing, toys, and accessories for babies, infants, pre-teen, toddler, and newborn. They offer both boy's and girl's designer... more info map
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Bridal Suite of Louisville, The
9948 Linn Station Road, Louisville, KY 40223
In the Plainview Village Shops
502-244-2909, The local family-owned Bridal Suite of Louisville carries designer wedding dresses, bridesmaid dresses, flowergirl dresses, and accessories for brides and her bridal... more info map
Bridal Warehouse
1850 South Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40220
502-499-7911, Bridal Avenue has the styles, the colors, and the accessories for wedding events. more info map
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Boutique Serendipity
1301 Herr Lane , Louisville, KY 40222
502-423-0058, Boutique Serendipity offers designer clothing for women for any occasion or day-to-day wear. Shop the latest in clothing, jewelry and footwear. more info map
Collections Closet
1301 Herr Lane, Suite 181, Louisville, KY 40222
502-749-7200, "Fashion-forward, high-end looks for very affordable prices." more info
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2212C Holiday Manor Center, Louisville, KY 40207
502-425-8999, Offers gifts, on-site alterations, personal service and experienced sales associates. Browse their tremendous variety of top name brands in clothing and accessories. "We... more info map
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657 South Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40222
502-423-9822, A delightful boutique for women who enjoy unique fashions from some of the best designers. They offer a variety of derby hats, ladies apparel, and accessories. more info map
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Fashion Post, The
2420 Lime Kiln Lane, Louisville, KY 40223
502-423-6700, The Fashion Post provides the Louisville, Kentucky, and southern Indiana area with classic menswear. This fine men's clothing store includes tailored clothing,... more info map
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305 West Broadway, Suite 102 , Louisville, KY 40202
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Louisville Numismatic Exchange
527 South Third Street, Louisville, KY 40202
Located in the Heart of Downtown
502-584-9879 , A full service coin shop that is a premiere source for buying and selling US and foreign coins, exonumia, paper money, scrap gold, sterling silver, and estate jewelry. more info map
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CaloSpa Rejuvenation Center
2341 Lime Kiln Lane, Louisville, KY 40222
502-814-3000, CaloSpa Rejuvenation Center is a full-service medical spa at Calobrace & Mizuguchi Plastic Surgery Center, and offers a wide variety of treatments, including massages,... more info map
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209 South Fifth Street, Louisville, KY 40202
502-589-0505, Open Monday through Friday, this full-service salon and day spa offers massage, nail and hair care, waxing, and salon products for men and women. more info map
Nanz & Kraft Florists
141 Breckenridge Lane, Louisville, KY 40207
502-897-6551, Family owned and operated since 1850. They offer three locations in Louisville to better serve customers. more info map
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9801 Linn Station Road, Louisville, KY 40223
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11214 Bluegrass Parkway, Louisville, KY 40299
502-261-1336, This company specializes in custom made furniture including garden furniture, chairs, benches, specialty items, children's furniture, foot stools, tables, rockers, and... more info map
4600 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207
502-895-3226, This elegant gift shop offers a fine selection of unique gifts, a popular wedding registry, and corporate gift sales. Engraving services are also available. more info map
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7812 Stonydale Lane, Louisville, KY 40220
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1201 Story Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
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11800 Shelbyville Road , Louisville, KY 40243
502-244-3355, Shop traditional Kentucky foods and crafts presented in unique gift baskets. The shop also carries quality souvenirs. more info map
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Cellar Door Chocolates
1201 Story Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
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Located in the Highlands Neighborhood
502-452-9266, Since 1946, Dundee Candy Shop has offered visitors delicious chocolates and other sweets. The selection if both locally made and selected from some of the finest... more info map
Kern's Kitchen
408 Production Court, Louisville, KY 40299
502-499-0285, Baked and distributed solely by Kern's Kitchen, Derby Pie® began as the specialty pastry of the Melrose Inn in Prospect and is registered with the U.S. Patent Office... more info map
Muth's Candies
630 East Market Street, Louisville, KY 40202
502-585-2952, A Louisville tradition since 1921, Muth's Candies offers delectable caramels, turtles, jellies and other sweet treats. more info map
Home & Decorative Accessories
Clay & Cotton
1341 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY 40204
Located in The Highlands
502-456-5536, Clay & Cotton is a women's apparel and home furnishings boutique. You will find a high quality assortment of area rugs, bedding, pillows, fabrics, pottery, bath & body... more info
Geo. M. Krekel Jewelers
237 South Fifth Street, Louisville, KY 40202
502-584-2230, Geo. M. Krekel Jewelers offers a personalized shopping experience and has been operating in Louisville since 1948. They are family owned and operated and offer jewelry,... more info map
Gross Diamond Co.
3901 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207
Located in the Heart of St. Matthews
502-895-1600, Gemologists, ring makers and locally owned creators of fine jewelry since 1961. more info map
Just For Brass
13040 Eastgate Park Way, Suite 108, Louisville, KY 40223
502-365-1429, Just For Brass: Discover a wide range of brass instruments for sale or rent, plus a large variety of accessories, sheet music, and brass instrument supplies. more info
Louisville Music Co.
13040 Eastgate Park Way, Suite 108, Louisville, KY 40223
502-365-1597, Discover a wide range of musical instruments for sale and rental, plus instrument repairs, a large variety of accessories, sheet music and private lessons for... more info
Music Go Round
3640 South Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40299
502-495-2199, Buying and selling used musical equipment in Louisville, KY. more info map
Resale & Consignment
Mine & Yours Consignment
106 1/2 Fairfax Avenue, Louisville, KY 40207
502-891-0246, Carries like new and new ladies apparel, shoes, handbags and more. There are two additional locations. more info map
Rellek Fine Consignment
817 East Market Street, Louisville, KY 40206
502-365-4222, Rellek is a fine consignment/retail housewares store in the NULU district of downtown Louisville. They also showcase local art including pottery, glass, paintings and... more info map
Rosie's Consignment & Boutique
145 Chenoweth Lane, Louisville, KY 40207
502-896-0906, Brand name consignment clothing. more info map
Shopping Area
Jefferson Mall
4801 Outer Loop, Louisville, KY 40219
502-968-4101, Jefferson Mall is home to all your favorite stores like Dillard's, JCPenney, Macy's and Sears, not to mention other great shops like American Eagle, Bath and Body Works,... more info map
Mall St. Matthews
5000 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207
502-893-0311, Mall St. Matthews serves the east side of the Louisville metro area. It is home of more than 30 retailers not found elsewhere in the market, including Aeropostale, Ann... more info map
Mellwood Arts Center
1860 Mellwood Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206
Located Near Downtown
502-895-3650, The Mellwood Arts and Entertainment Center is home to over 200 artist studios, specialty shops, galleries, teaching studios, office spaces, rehearsal spaces and more.... more info map
Oxmoor Center
7900 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40222
502-426-3000, Oxmoor Center offers options for shopping, entertainment and dining. more info map
Summit, The
4300 Summit Plaza Drive, Louisville, KY 40241
502-425-3441 , A visit to The Summit Louisville is the total shopping experience. Shop in one of the exciting stores or arrange a lunch or dinner in an outstanding restaurant. Sip a... more info map
WHY Louisville
1583 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY 40205
502-456-5400, Offers local t-shirts, unusual gifts, jewelry & accessories, souvenirs and curiosities. more info map
Sporting Goods
Play It Again Sports
291 North Hubbards Lane, Louisville, KY 40207
502-897-3494, Play It Again Sports is a neighborhood sporting goods store that buys, sells and trades quality used sports equipment. They have everything from fitness equipment to... more info
Cartwheels Papers & Gifts
3919 Chenoweth Square, Louisville, KY 40207
502-895-1800, Unique gift and stationery store in historic Chenoweth Square in the heart of St. Matthews, owned by mother & daughter, Kathy Lintner & Meredith Lintner Metzmeier. more info map
David Appalachian Crafts
6369 Highway 404, Prestonsburg, KY 41616
606-886-2377, This shop has traditional items such as handmade fabric items, split oak baskets, and woodcrafts. more info
Louisville Stoneware
731 Brent Street, Louisville, KY 40204
502-582-1900, One of the oldest stoneware manufacturers in the United States, Stoneware has been dedicated to the tradition and careful craftsmanship of transforming clay into... more info map
Mama's Hip
1559 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY 40205
502-384-8805, A natural parenting store and resource center, Mama's Hip offers a variety of groups, classes and activities that foster relationships among parents, children and... more info
Wine, Spirits & Accessories
Westport Whiskey & Wine
1115 Herr Lane #140, Louisville, KY 40222
502-708-1313, A full service wine, spirits and beer store. They feature hard to find wines, fine whisky, tequila and a wide array of craft and imported beers and hand-crafted cigars.... more info map
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|Impact Israel
We have not done this section yet, partly because the subject of how Israel responded to the al Durah footage raises some of the most difficult questions in the affair. Most people, when presented the evidence for scenario five immediately come up with the biggest anomaly: if it's a fake, why haven't the Israelis said so, especially the army? And why has the Israeli media almost unanimously accepted the story, at least in its milder form of the Israelis by accident.
Indeed, the Israelis are exceptionally reluctant to even bring up this subject without "110% proof." The lack of cooperation that we have received from both the IDF Spokesperson's Office and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs in charge of Hasbarah ("Office of Explaining") not only explains the poor quality of the fifth-hand footage we make available here, but defies all expectation, certainly from those who believe these offices are "propaganda organs." And the newspapers are still more bizarre. As one student said to me when I assigned readings and presented the material, in response to a withering assault on the IDF's investigation by Israel's most prestigious newspaper "If Ha-Aretz is an Israeli paper, why does it sound like it's written by Palestinians?"
Behind this reluctance to reconsider and aggression against those who do, lies one of two possible causes: 1) the evidence is that the Israelis really did kill Muhammed al Durah and don't want the issue to come up; and 2) they fear that no matter how innocent they may be, the world will not believe it, and to bring it up is to recall to people's minds this terrible event (the boy's death or the Israelis' vilification) again. It is simplest to believe the first. It's harder to investigate the second, which takes us on difficult paths exploring the complex dimensions of Israeli society, with its own culture wars, its own problems with a Mainstream Media that takes addresses the rest of the world at least as much as it does its own citizens, its own guilty feelings for their conflict with the Arabs.
For those who wish to understand some key elements in the process whereby the news from the Middle East gets distorted on its way to the public, the Israeli media's acceptance of the version in which their soldiers killed Muhammed al Durah goes a long way to illuminating the problems.
We therefore welcome readers who have observations and thoughts to offer on this phenomenon, either in the way of personal recollections of how the news hit Israelis, and on how the Israeli media and government circles handled the issue. We will post appropriate material as it comes in.
I have addressed this issue at my blog on an ongoing basis. Here are some of the most salient posts:
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The Old Pumping Station
Samuel Cook will be working at the old
Pumping Station during the festival,
producing site responsive works that relate
to both the function, history and location of
the environment.
This body of work will underline parallels
between industry and nature. Using the
nearby river to source natural materials
Sam will attempt to re contextualise and
regenerate themes that have been lost
between the two spaces.
The Old Wessex Water Pumping Station is
located on Midland Road near Argos, take
a stroll westward along the river via Bath
Artists' Studios.
Opening times below, at other times please call
07967 745 351
Sat 26th and Sun 27th May, 12 noon to 4pm


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I didn't even have to guess what today's sketch dailies topic would be. So here's my tribute I drew for a man who was so full of laughter and love. I really did cry over his loss. Aladdin was one of the films I knew him best for since I grew up with it, along with so many of his other roles. Again, RIP Robin, I'm so sorry you had so much sadness in your life, but I hope that you are in a better place, laughing like you always did for the world.
first time I have cried since I heard the news
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Flight Booking
The Aravallis never before seemed so calling. The spiraling roads to Mount Abu Hill Station, the only hill station of Rajasthan, catch the fantasy every time a visit is made. And no beginning is better than the hot cities getting smaller as being left behind for the cool tingles of a much sought after hill town. What sunrise could be like and how sunset can leave mere humans unnerved is understood in its full impact only in a place like this and more in Mount Abu. All these imagery and more takes shape of reality with decision to tour.
Aravalli Hills, where Mount Abu is situated, are of peculiar beauty that is difficult to understand if one has seen only the sand dunes of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. Considered as the 'oasis of the desert' for being home to some rivers, lakes, waterfalls, etc, this hill destination is respite from the scalding heat of Rajasthan which is around 66% desert. Mount Abu travel thus presents a stark contrast to the other parts of the state associated with Rajput warriors.
In ancient scriptures the place is noted as 'Arbuda Mountains', which was associated with Gurjar who used to live here but later moved to other places of both Rajasthan and Gujarat. The history and prominence of this place became less significant with the change of ruling power and later dominance of Mughals and British Raj. However, now the place is very much sought after for the Natural beauty with which it grips its domestic visitors and the spiritual charm for what it is popular among foreigners. These two are important characteristics of Mount Abu tourism.
Tourist Attractions
Whether it is an escape from rut /climate in demand or making best use of time, sightseeing here introduces tourists and vacationers to the aristocratic architectural grandeur of temples and Nature at its 'calm' best. Relieving agony of life and placing it in the feet of divine amidst tender embrace of Nature, sound of bells and crowd of devotees takes no effort. Feel it in-
Dilwara Jain Temples - The temple complex houses many temples dedicated to Lord Shiva with intricate stone detailing. Shri Mahaveer Swami Temple, Parshavnath Ji Temple, Vimal Vasahi Temple, Rishabhdeo Ji Temple and Shri Nemi Nath Ji Temple are the five temples in the complex dedicated to five tirthankars of Jain region.
Adhar Devi Temple- When 'Adhar' (meaning lips) of Goddess Durga fell on a place in these hills, it made it sacred. This mythological event is thus the base of faith for which tourists cross the hurdle of 365 stairs and are rewarded with great views of the places and divine.
Shri Raghunathji Temple- Representing Mewar culture, the temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is located near to Nakki Lake.
Gaumukh Temple- A popular destination of pilgrimage as well as meditation, the temple is dedicated to Sage Vasisht who according to legends is said to have created four Rajput clans out of a Yajna (Sacrificial Fire) performed in Agni Kund. Various statues of Hindu significance are present here.
Rishikesh Temple- The temple is believed to be 7000 years old, built by King Amrish who established Amravati civilization.
Achaleshwar Mahadev - With idols of Lord Shiva, Nandi-the bull and stone buffalos, the complex is typical Jain architecture built in 15th century. The temple is a part of Achalgarh Fort.
Sant Sarovar, Sankar Math, Dattatrey Temple, Vashishta Ashram are some other temples in Mount Abu and nearby.
Nature's Lure
Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary- The place to be in absolute wilderness is only this with all the plants, animals and birds. Declared a sanctuary in 1960, the place is a must-experience part of Mount Abu tour.
Nakki Lake - One of the most popular tourist destinations in Mt Abu, the lake is largest man-made water reservoir at an altitude of more than 1100 m in India. The romantic story of being dug only by nails to fulfill a promise also works as enchantment to the visitors. The couple was of a sage much older than his beloved Kunvari Kanya.
Rocks near Nakki - Toad Rock, Nandi Rock, Camel Rock and Nun Rock are some rock formations near Nakki Lake that are focus of clicks because of unusual shape they have formed into, especially the Toad Rock.
Guru Shikhar Peak - The highest point of Rajasthan, this could be reached by covering a distance of 15 Km, providing a great view of the city. Temple of Dattatrey and his mother are located here only, which is why the peak is named thus, after Guru Dattatrey- the incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Honeymoon Point - A place for acting insane as a couple with nature for a while!
Sunrise and Sunset Point - By the beginning and end of the day, these are the best spots to be in. The orange hue is spread across the clear sky as sun slowly rises and gradually dips in the vessel of Valley, as per the hour of the day.
Trevor's Tank- Built by King of Sirohi- Maharao Kesari Singhji Bahadur for his friend Col G H Trevor in 1897, the place houses some of the members of wildlife by a water reservoir; an excellent escape to Nature, especially Crocodiles due to which it is also known as Crocodiles Park.
Nature Trails - Bailey's Walk, Craig's Walk, Tiger Trail, Rishikesh Trail, Honeymoon Point, Bridal Path, are some of the ways tourists can take to enjoy the scenic views Mount Abu has to give.
Ecotourism Sites - Arna Village, The Mogli Land, etc. are some other places that could be enjoyed with family and friends doing good to Nature.
Museum and Art Gallery - Located in Raj Bhawan Complex, these exhibit the art, craft, artifacts and sculptures dating back to 8th to 12th century.
Gardens and Parks Peace Park (in Brahm Kumari Campus), Ashok Vatika, Gandhi Park, Municipal Park, Shaitan Singh Park and Terrace Garden are among popular parks in Mount Abu.
Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University - A different way of living life in spiritual peace and universal love is preached in all the centers of Brahma Kumari. The mode of this becomes yoga, meditation and attitude-development classes. The headquarters of this organization is in Mount Abu. A slice of calm mind is surely available.
Boodh Baori - The well which is located nearby Adar Devi Temple has water which appears white and believed to be divine.
Mount Abu Observatory, Salgaon Tower and many more places can be maker of a memorable time in Mount Abu.
Places around Mount Abu
Nearby places to the hill station could be merged in customized Mount Abu packages. Some of such places include -
Achal Garh - A small village, nestled in the hills near Rajmachi is visited for an old fort built by Rana Kumbha. Meant to keep an eye on the safety and security of the place, the fort also houses Achaleshwar Mahadev Temple.
Udaipur - The city of lake is around 180 Km away from the hill station.
Things to do
Coming here and hiring a vibrantly colored red, yellow, blue or green boat for some time on the Nakki is no-brainer but an expectation. With hours fading into another part of day, Nature walk while enjoying some eco tourism is an option that comes with both concern as well as joy. Hire pony for riding in cool breeze without fearing docile animals till their reins belong to the caretaker.
For fans of roller-skating, Mount Abu is a great place to enjoy. For some sweat and breathtaking glimpses of flora and fauna of Aravalis, trekking to the summit of Shanti Shikhar and some other smaller trails are just what one may want on a Mount Abu trip. Some more regular activities like rappelling, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, are typical ways in Mount Abu to make the holidays of tourists a great time to share with friends and relatives back home.
Hotels Information
As Mount Abu has a reputation of being a welcome change in the life of those who take its tour, there is no dearth of suitable accommodations. Availability could be found throughout the year with seemingly unchanging lodging charges because of the pleasurable climate kept maintained by Mother Nature like forever.
Some of the Mount Abu hotels that could be trusted with the belongings as well as expectations are Hilltone, Hillock, Aranya Resort, Banjara, Aradhana, Ratan Villas, Mount Regency, Vinayak, Maganjis, Palace Hotel Bikaner House, Saraswati, Welcome Heritage Connaught House, Idana House, Chanakya, Hill N You, and the list goes on.
A combination of budget, deluxe and premium hotels are available out of which the tourists can make bookings in the one that matches their budget and requirement of a stay place.
Like all the hill stations, Mount Abu has summers not as chilly as winters, but both the seasons have their importance and show for which people swarm in here. Summers are considered from April to June, where as winters are considered from November to February. Rainfall is recorded generally in the months of August and September.
Best time to visit
Summers are said to be the most enjoyable time for holidays in Mount Abu but winters have many colors on exhibition in the form of New Year and Winter Festival celebration.
How to reach there
Air - Nearest Airport is Udaipur but flight connectivity to Ahmadabad is better. From here, taxi to Mount Abu could be hired easily.
Rail - Abu road is the nearest railway station, which is connected with all the major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmadabad and Jaipur.
Roads - From National Highway 14, tourists on road can reach to Mount Abu.
Time to explore this avenue of Rajasthan!!


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Closing costs when buying a house or condo in Winnipeg
I have found that many buyers are not aware of the fact that there are additional costs (called Closing Costs) when buying a house or condo. I had always 'assumed' (I know…you're not supposed to do that), that banks would counsel their clients as to the actual costs involved. Alas, I learned that this is not always so. Blame the hectic market pace, under-staffing or any number of things, but for whatever reason, it's not being done.
So when buyers come to me, I sometimes have to give the bad news. Here are some of the major expenses involved when buying a home (or condo).
Closing Costs
Legal Expenses
The basic legal fees for purchasing a home run around $900.00 Now, many lawyers will quote something like $399 or $449, but that's the basic fee. There will be additional expenses on top of that, so you can expect to budget around $1000.00.
Property Taxes
Depending on the time of year you take possession, you may have to pay the remaining taxes for that year. In Winnipeg, our taxes run from Jan to Dec, and are paid in June. What this means, in short, is that if you take possession after June, you will most likely have to pay a portion of the taxes. This is assuming the current owner has paid up the taxes for the entire year. If you take possession before June, you may actually get a refund from the current owner. The joy this brings will be short-lived, however, as you will then be responsible for the full tax bill on June 30th…..So depending on WHEN you take possession, these taxes could form a major part of your overall expenses.
Check out the home buyers webinar. If you're thinking of purchasing a property in Winnipeg, whether its a house or a condo, this online webinar will be the best 40 minutes you've invested. Available twice a week, here is the link to reserve your spot.
Land Titles Transfer Tax
This one is a real beauty and easily the biggest part of the closing costs. Every sale of a house or condo, whether a re-sale or brand new, is subject to this tax. The kicker is that the more expensive the home, the higher the tax.
So a $90,000 home will cost you $370.00.
A $150,000 home or condo will cost you $970.00.
A $200,000 home will cost you $1720.00
For every $1000 above this price, you can add another $20.00 for our provincial coffers. (You know, to keep our roads nicely repaired and stuff like that)
So if you're up at a $300,000 house, you'll be facing a $3720.00 bill….
Winnipeg REALTORS® have actually been lobbying hard, for years, to try and get the Provincial Government to understand that this tax-grab is unfair.
NEW: PST on Mortgage Insurance
Thank you to my friend Daryl Harris of One-Link Mortgage for pointing this out. There is now a tax on top of the mortgage insurance fee. Daryl gives an example of "$720 for a $250,000 mortgage with 5% down payment" sweeeeet!
Home Insurance
Home Insurance is absolutely required if you are getting a mortgage, and of course highly recommended in any case. This is where houses and condos are different, because in the case of a house, you need to insure the building as well as contents, and your personal liability. In condos (high-rise apartment style) you only insure the condo improvements and your liability, as the building itself is usually insured vie your condo fees (and thru the condo corporation).
In any case, with a house, you should budget between $500 to $1000, and in cases where the home is more expensive, you'll be looking at more than that. Contact an insurance broker to give you a quote. (If you need one of those, I can refer you to a good insurance broker in Winnipeg)
For condos, your expected cost should be around $250 to $300 (for high-rise condos), but for bare-lands condos you will need to budget more along the lines of what a house would cost.
Of course, the buyer needs to be aware of moving costs, and other incident expenses.
If you're looking to buy a house or condo, please give me a call. I work with a lot of first-time buyers, and will take the time to explain the entire process, including all Closing Costs to you.


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Roasted New Mexico Green Chilis
If you live in Las Vegas, mark your calendar, especially if you are a fan of those celebrated roasted green chilis from Hatch, New Mexico.
On Saturday, August 13th starting at 6:00AM, the Albertsons at 1650 N. Buffalo Drive will be doing their annual Hatch Chili Roasting. Shoppers can buy a 30 pound bag of fresh Hatch chilis for $34.99 and have them roasted on the spot free of charge.
The peeled, roasted green chilis are a staple in our kitchen. We pack them in quart freezer bags and stow them in our freezer for use all winter for our green chili cheeseburger cravings. We couldn't do without pork and green chili sauce for our enchiladas and scrambled eggs. And then there's green chili salsa and chiles rellenos….the list goes on!
When these not-too-spicy green chilis are roasted, the bitter peels blister and are easily slipped off the flesh. The seeds and stems are discarded and what's left are luscious filets of savory, almost sweet, peppery goodness that have made the folks in Hatch, New Mexico world famous
As if having your chilis roasted for you in a traditional New Mexico chili roaster isn't entertaining enough, from 7:00AM to 4:00PM, there will also be food and wine samples, free samples of favorite Hatch chili recipes, recipe cards, music, and multiple vendor booths.
For additional information, phone the Albertsons store at (702) 562-6079.


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Get ready: we are starting to plan a new online course
Coffee with Deanne Episode Five
Well here is another one….I am really having fun doing these videos. I guess you may have noticed I am doing these instead of writing right now. At least for a little while.
This weekend is our big Grand Opening of Thirty Church : The Women's Store so I am excited about that. We have a ribbon cutting with the mayor at 11:30 on Saturday.
This fall has been really exciting. On Monday we had a book launch with The Bethany Group in Halifax. It was an honour to be received by them and hosted. We all had a good time.
Today I plan to hook, and order wool in the afternoon but I am working in the women's store in the morning. I love to be busy in the days and follow that with quiet evenings to replenish.
Catherine Bussiere: passion
If you read my previous blogs you know that I spent some time with family in Quebec.
I've been back for I week now and I miss them all already.
During my stay I spent a lot of time with my nephew Eliot and my niece Léonie.
It was precious.
For them I made this short video. It's about passion, creativity, beauty, nature. It's a little dreamy thanks to the music by Chan Wai Fat.
The commentary, by Eliot, is in french.
Here is the translation:
"I make flies since I'm 6 or 7. It's my dad that showed me. I like it a lot. Since then I make lots."
"I like to know that this fly will go on the water, fish will see it. It's fun when you catch a fish and it's you that made the fly."
"I like to fish because; you're on the water, you see fish, you're in nature, all of those things that brings you close to nature."
"When I'm fishing… I feel like… with all my equipment, in the middle of the river… I feel good… I don't know how to say it… I lose a bit the notion of time… I can stay there a long time… so much I like it… That's it."
Cumberland County
Here is a beautiful video about the county I live in….just a reminder that you should come visit me here in my studio.
We have some great workshops posted…
Outtakes from Bridget the Bombshell and the Sexy Jersey Story
Five Minute Studio Tour with Deanne
Katie Allman from Ohio has asked that we post a video with a welcome to the studio for her group that is coming for a workshop next fall.
Welcome to the Studio…..A Five Minute Video Tour
So come join us for a workshop… see them here…Workshops 2014
Cheticamp Frames
So often we are asked about our Cheticamp frames that are made locally by Brenda's husband Grant. He cuts down his own trees, dries the wood and makes it all by hand. A local machinist hand makes the gears for us. The frame originated in Cheticamp , Cape Breton as far as I can tell. I got my first Cheticamp Frame about nine months after I started hooking rugs and no other frame has worked as well for me. It is a hand made table stand frame made of solid hardwood.
Today I want to add some instructions about Cheticamp Frames and remind you why I enjoy my frame so much.
About the Frame:
It lets your hands remain free to hold your hook and wool. There is no balancing. The frame acts as a table so your rug hooking is always at the ready and you can sees most of your pattern at once as you hook.
This locally made hardwood frame is 40″ by 18″ and is about 32″ high. You pull a chair up to it and the height of your chair can be adjusted for comfort. It does not tilt but provides a flat table like surface that is taut and makes it easy to hook quickly. The gears come on the frame and allow you to roll a rug so you can hook a rug as long a you want and up to 40″ wide. It dismantles and can be stored under a bed when not in use. The frames coat $250 and shipping costs on this item is $100 in Canada and the US.
Instructions for putting together a Cheticamp Frame
- You will get two rods, two leg stands, and a solid small metal rod for turning your frame, and some string for tightening the burlap to the cup hooks on the side.
- Place the legs so that the cup hooks are facing in.
- You might need an extra pair of hands as you do this. I do it on my own but it is helpful if someone can hold the legs for you as you insert the rods into the holes at the top of the legs.
- Make sure that you put the rod into the legs so that the gears attached to the rod can connect to the gear locks that are on the frame. They should be able to work together.
- Put both rods into one of the leg stands, then attach the other leg stand by putting the rods through the hole at the top of the leg stand.
- The frame will stand now, but will feel wobbly.
- You can now sew your pattern, using a sharp sewing needle and upholstery thread to the canvas cloth that is attached to the rod. I just use an over/under basting stitch, but I make sure my thread is very strong. That is why I use upholstery thread.
- Turn you burlap so that the raw edges are folded in as you sew it on.
- Once the pattern is sewn to both rods, you can use the black metal stick to turn the rods by inserting it in the whole in the rod. This will tighten your pattern.
- You can also use the twine included to tighten the sides by threading it through the cup hooks and the burlap or linen you have attached to the frame.
The frame has a set of rods with dowels that insert into the leg stands.
The gear mechanisms on the leg stands and the rods work together so you must insert the rods into the legs so that the gears can work together
When you order the frame it comes like this. This is great if you want to store your frame . You can store it under a bed.
Deanne Assembles a Cheticamp Frame
Dear Diary, Today in the storm, the mocker, who hardly ever mocks me any more (she says) and I went to the studio and made a video on my iphone, uploaded it to youtube, all by ourselves. I feel like I am four, and let go of my mother's hand. Well I did have to have a five minute conversation with Hollis Bartlett, who helps me so much with my site after I made a mistake, but still I'm getting somewhere….
Mind you, it's not a very good video, but it gets the idea across, about how to put together a Cheticamp frame, oh and you can see my new belt that I got at Gordon's Ladies Wear. I love it.
How to Hook Rugs, step by step
how to hang a hooked rug video with Deanne Fitzpatrick
New how to video; binding a hooked rug at Deanne's Studio
Dear Diary, today we made a little show for you…Gwen and Katherine were binding the last rugs that I made as I was getting ready to update the blog so I decided that you might like to meet them, and see how they go about binding rugs in the studio.
You'll get an idea how nice the women that work with me really are, how much fun we have, and what it is like day to day in the studio.
You'll also learn a simple method for binding rugs that makes them look nice against the wall.
Deanne assembles A Cheticamp Frame
Dear Diary, Today in the storm, the mocker, who hardly ever mocks me any more (she says) and I went to the studio and made a video on my iphone, uploaded it to youtube, all by ourselves. I feel like I am four, and let go of my mother's hand. Well I did have to have a five minute conversation with Hollis Bartlett, who helps me so much with my site after I made a mistake, but still I'm getting somewhere….
Mind you, it's not a very good video, but it gets the idea across, about how to put together a Cheticamp frame, oh and you can see my new belt that I got at Gordon's Ladies Wear. I love it.
Deanne Fitzpatrick Teaches Mama Mansour to Hook Rugs-Funny
Dear Diary,
My friend Donny Miller and I have been at it again. We had this idea…we thought it would be fun…and it was. View the latest youtube video from the studio by clicking the link below.
the star, Mama Mansour, is my friend, the Reverend Don Miller


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Author: Cate Russell-Cole
Bible Geek: Does the Book of Chronicles Whitewash David's Life?
The book of Chronicles was known as "Events of Past Times" or "Acts of the Days" and was written around 520 or 530 BC, post exile by a Chronicler (perhaps Ezra or Nehemiah,) to remind the Israelites of the period of God's favour and to encourage them to return to Jerusalem to rebuild a godly life. That is why the book can appear politically white washed, focussing less on sin, (except to warn of the deadly danger of idols and turning away from God again,) and focussing more on the good old days of David' reign when everything was grand. It doesn't dodge the issues of David's sin, as these stories were already well known. Instead, the writer *gathers up "the threads of the old national life broken by the Captivity," and shows the people that they can have their God and their nation back.
Major themes the book are centred around is Godly dominion over the people, righteous worship and obedience to the Covenant set out in the legal book of Deuteronomy. For that reason you will read a lot of detail about how the temple functioned and was set up. The books act as an instruction manual. Faith and hope and how the people of Isra'el belong to God (shown through the genealogies) are also main themes. The books were written using multiple historical documents and are considered accurate, solid historical Biblical canon without challenge, unlike the Song of Solomon, whose usefulness as Scripture has been hotly debated by both Judaism and Christianity throughout Church history.
Chronicles only talks about the the Kings of Judah as it is the Judean remnant that is being addressed. At this stage in history, the northern Kingdoms of Isra'el had long since been taken captive by the now overthrown Assyria, and there was a strong temptation for the people to retain their familiar lives in Babylon rather than step into the scary unknown. The land of milk and honey still waited for Israel to return, the people simply needed to be motivated to take it. [Ref: read the books of Ezra and Nehemiah for more on that period of Jewish history. It's an amazing era which profoundly illustrates God's undying mercy and love for His people, against the odds.]
A great deal of the book reiterates the content of 1 and 2 Kings, however there are chapters and verses which add to the picture we already see. It has a specific historical role and is loved by Bible scholars who like to focus on Godly leadership as it applies to our time. It has a lot to give, even without the books of Kings in the background to fill out the complete history.
I thoroughly recommend reading "Parallel Passages of the Historical Books" from the Companion Bible http://www.therain.org/appendixes/app56.html to help piece all the verses together. It takes in more than just Kings and Chronicles.
From: *Easton Illustrated Dictionary:
The writer gathers up "the threads of the old national life broken by the Captivity." The sources whence the chronicler compiled his work were public records, registers, and genealogical tables belonging to the Jews. These are referred to in the course of the book (1 Chr. 27:24; 29:29; 2 Chr. 9:29; 12:15; 13:22; 20:34; 24:27; 26:22; 32:32; 33:18, 19; 27:7; 35:25).
As compared with Samuel and Kings, the Book of Chronicles omits many particulars there recorded (2 Sam. 6:20-23; 9; 11; 14-19, etc.), and includes many things peculiar to itself (1 Chr. 12; 22; 23-26; 27; 28; 29, etc.). Twenty whole chapters, and twenty-four parts of chapters, are occupied with matter not found elsewhere. It also records many things in fuller detail, as (e.g.) the list of David's heroes (1 Chr. 12:1-37), the removal of the ark from Kirjath-jearim to Mount Zion (1 Chr. 13; 15:2-24; 16:4-43; comp. 2 Sam. 6), Uzziah's leprosy and its cause (2 Chr. 26:16-21; comp. 2 Kings 15:5), etc.
It has also been observed that another peculiarity of the book is that it substitutes modern and more common expressions for those that had then become unusual or obsolete. This is seen particularly in the substitution of modern names of places, such as were in use in the writer's day, for the old names; thus Gezer (1 Chr. 20:4) is used instead of Gob (2 Sam. 21:18), etc. The Books of Chronicles are ranked among the khethubim or hagiographa. They are alluded to, though not directly quoted, in the New Testament (Heb. 5:4; Matt. 12:42; 23:35; Luke 1:5; 11:31, 51).
Further Helpful Reading
- The Books of Chronicles, Advanced Information: http://mb-soft.com/believe/txs/chronicl.htm
- Theology of Work: Using the books of Chronicles to teach lessons about leadership: https://www.theologyofwork.org/old-testament/samuel-kings-chronicles-and-work
- Parallel Passages of the Historical Books from the Companion Bible http://www.therain.org/appendixes/app56.html
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Study Light.org : One Stop Bible Study and Encouragement Web Site
Even though I usually visit Bible Hub to access Scriptures quickly, I still keep an eye out for other sites which have great online Bible resources. Study Light recently grabbed my attention for the amazing range of resources they have on offer.
Study Light has more than a range of Bibles and commentaries, they have:
- Bible reading plans and progress charts
- Devotionals from popular authors such as Charles Spurgeon, Selwyn Huges, A.W. Tozer and Oswald Chambers
- Bible Maps
- Historical Resources from many points in history including BC (including Edersheim and Josephus – by the way, I refuse to compromise by using BCE, sorry, not sorry); A.D. including the Early Church Fathers, Foxe's Book or Martyrs and more; plus many books on church history, including the history of various denominations.
- There are pastoral resources ranging from quotes and illustrations to use in church bulletins, to sermon illustrations.
- Original language tools in Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic.
- News from the Christian post.
- Audio teachings.
- Articles and daily reflections on the Word.
- Lots of commentaries, concordances, dictionaries and encyclopaedias… plus the odd Bible or two, actually, a giant drop-down list of them!
- And you can even choose which colour you want the site to appear in.
- Plus a cartoon!
Needless to say, I bookmarked it pretty fast.
Please, go and help yourself, then pass the word on.
Praise and Worship: I Will Not Be Afraid: Songs in the Night
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Bible Geek: How to Keep Scripture in Context
"A text out of context, is pretext."
If you try and prove a point by using only a phrase or a few words out of Scripture, you are using the Word for a purpose that it had never been intended for.
To keep the Word of God in context, you must:
- understand and quote the whole verse;
- take careful note of who it is addressed to, it may not be relevant to your audience within it's prophetic or cultural context;
- take into account the meaning of the verses before and behind it;
- consider the message of the entire chapter;
- know and consider the section of the book of the Bible that your verse is in, and how that affects it;
- know what the book it is in, is all about (for example, a prophetic book is very different from an Epistle;) and
- understanding the Testament the book is in, (Old or New Testament.) Without that understanding, you won't be able to accurately attribute the requirements for salvation, worship etc., in that time.
Adapted from the work of Dr David Pawson, http://davidpawson.org
"A speaker and author with uncompromising faithfulness to the Holy Scriptures, David brings clarity and a message of urgency to Christians to uncover hidden treasures in God's Word."
Solomon's Slide Into Sin, Part 2
This is part 2 of my series on Solomon. Part 1 was published last Monday, 9th June 2017. Read it here.
Other Reasons Why Solomon Fell
1. Solomon was swaying away from God from very soon after David's death. He was worshipping at the high places where those pagan gods were exalted, which indicates that his heart had never been fully YHWH's. Under the law of Moses, the only place he should have worshipped should have been at the Tabernacle which was at Gibeon at the time. The ark was separated from the Tabernacle, but it was in David's Palace at Jerusalem, right where Solomon was living, so he had no excuse for being in a High Place. Access to God doesn't get much more convenient than down the hall.
2. His reign was never based on serving God. "So I became great and surpassed all who were before me in Jerusalem. Also my wisdom remained with me. And whatever my eyes desired I did not keep from them. I kept my heart from no pleasure, for my heart found pleasure in all my toil, and this was my reward for all my toil." Ecclesiastes 2:9-10
Solomon would have done far better if he'd asked God for a relationship with Him that was like his father's, but God wasn't his desire. I have always felt that he asked for the wrong thing; however, his choice could have come from David's influence. This can be found in Proverbs 4:4-9. Verse 5 sums it up: "Get wisdom; develop good judgment. Don't forget my words [David's] or turn away from them."
3. The wisdom (Proverbs) of Solomon are very works and justice based, not relationship based in tone. It shows that he was looking at God from a distance. As a result of his gift not being based on pleasing and seeking God, it turned against him. He had no means of dealing with the consequences of so much revelation. "For in much wisdom is much vexation, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow." Ecclesiastes 1:18 David had a joy that Solomon never discovered, as he looked to the Lord, despite his suffering.
Solomon gloried in his gift and the recognition and riches it bought him without humbling himself before the Lord, and that poisoned it too. This is probably why his wisdom did not save him from spiritual destruction, it never became an act of worship. Wisdom gave him power, not salvation. "Wisdom gives strength to the wise man more than ten rulers who are in a city." Ecclesiastes 7:19
4. The easy life left Solomon rudderless, and he became excessively ego-centric. Without suffering, Solomon focussed only on himself, discovering that a life without God is meaningless.
"I said to myself, "Come on, let's try pleasure. Let's look for the 'good things' in life." But I found that this, too, was meaningless….So I became greater than all who had lived in Jerusalem before me, and my wisdom never failed me. Anything I wanted, I would take. I denied myself no pleasure. I even found great pleasure in hard work, a reward for all my labours. But as I looked at everything I had worked so hard to accomplish, it was all so meaningless—like chasing the wind. There was nothing really worthwhile anywhere."
Please read Proverbs 2:1-11 for the whole text.
"So I turned about and gave my heart up to despair over all the toil of my labours under the sun, because sometimes a person who has toiled with wisdom and knowledge and skill must leave everything to be enjoyed by someone who did not toil for it. This also is vanity and a great evil." Ecclesiastes 2:20-21
I could write more about the evils of wealth and risks of absolute power, but it has all been said before and it easily leads to me becoming too easily unrighteously judgemental. I will close with David's own wise words which are too apt: "Love the LORD, all you godly ones! For the LORD protects those who are loyal to Him, but He harshly punishes the arrogant." Psalm 31:23
How King David Compares to King Solomon
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Praise and Worship: Put on the Garment of Praise #Celtic
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AS355F2 Twin Squirrel, G-BYPA, 1 May 2007
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- Aircraft type:
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AS355F2 Twin Squirrel, G-BYPA
The aircraft was on a flight from Liverpool to a private landing site with a pilot and three passengers on board. The flight departed at 2219 hrs and was later seen flying low around a haulage yard about 2nm from the landing site. It is thought the area was affected by low cloud and that the pilot either mis-identified the haulage yard as the landing site, or was using it to get below the cloud. It is considered the pilot then attempted to fly at low level below the cloud to get to the landing site. Data retrieved from two GPS units revealed that the aircraft descended to a height of about 20 feet agl before rapidly entering a climb to about 460 feet agl. It then turned to the left and descended into woodland where it crashed. There were no survivors. Examination of the aircraft has not revealed any technical failure that might have contributed to the accident. The aircraft had sufficient fuel on board and was within the correct weight and balance limitations. It is thought unlikely that the accident was caused by medical incapacitation or interference with the flying controls.
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Aircraft type: AS355F2 Twin Squirrel
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