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Ibn Rushd (Averroes) Date: Monday, July 05, 1999 10:08 PM
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IBN RUSHD (AVERROES) by GF Haddad
Someone quoted "Encarta Online" about Averroes:
------------------------begin quote ------------- Averroes, in Arabic, Abu al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Rushd (1126-1198), Spanish-Arab Muslim philosopher, jurist, and physician, born in Cordoba, Spain. His view that reason takes precedence over religion led to his exile in 1195 by the caliph of Morocco and Spain. ------------------------- end quote --------------
This is what the Islamic sources say about him:
Ibn Rushd the grandson (520-595) was the foremost authority of the Maliki school of Law in Cordoba in his time both in the law and its principles. There was no one higher than him in the matter of legal ruling (fatwa) for crucial issues. Here are some testimonies on him:
- Al-Dhahabi in Siyar A`lam al-`Ulama' (15:452) quotes al-Abbar as saying: "No one of his scholarly perfection, his erudition, or his high manners was ever raised in Andalus."
- Ibn Usaybi`a in Tabaqat al-Atibba' wa Tarikh al-Hukama' (2:75) says: "He was the peerless authority of his time in the Law and knowledge of juristic differences, and he excelled in medicine... speculative theology, and philosophy."
- Ibn Farhun in al-Dibaj al-Mudhahhab (p. 379) states: "On top of all this he was of examplary modesty... he gained eminence in his life through the office of judge in Cordoba, and although kings held him in great awe and respect he never sought after honor nor material gain."
- Ibn `Imad in Shadharat al-Dhahab (4:320): "He excelled in the Law, heard hadith, mastered medicine, and embraced speculative theology and philosophy until his erudition became proverbial in the latter. He authored works together with intellectual brilliance and diligent work night and day. He authored numerous works in jurisprudence, medicine, logic, mathematics, theology. He died in Marrakesh."
- Makhluf in Shajarat al-Nur al-Dhakiyya (p. 146 #439): "The Qadi of the Congregation, Abu al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Abi al-Walid ibn Rushd (520-595)... [After mentioning the above reports:] He was severely tried through exile and the burning of his valuable books in the last days of Ya`qub al-Mansur's rule due to religious and political matters they had attributed to him. Then he was pardoned, but he lived for only one year after his pardon."
None of these sources mentioned that Ibn Rushd the grandson held the simplistic view that "reason takes precedence over religion" or that it "led to his exile in 1195 by the caliph of Morocco and Spain." The last excerpt shows that the latter construction is deceptive and misleading.
Most of Ibn Rushd's works are available in Arabic and many have been published:
Bidaya al-Mujtahid (fiqh of the Four Sunni Schools) Fasl al-Maqal fi ma bayn al-Shari`a wa al-hikma min al-Ittisal (Relationship of Law with Philosophy) Al-Damima (Addendum to the preceding) Fasl min Kitab al-Sihha fi al-Kulliyyat (Book of Medicine from Aristotle's Universals) Al-Kashf `an Manahij al-Adilla fi `Aqa'id al-Milla (Islamic Doctrine and Its Proofs) Al-Kulliyyat (Aristotle's Universals) Muqaddimaat Ibn Rushd (Marginalia on al-Tannukhi's Great Compilation of Maliki Fiqh) Tahafut al-Tahafut (refutation of al-Ghazzali)* Talkhis al-Khataba (oratory) Talkhis al-Safsata (sophistry) Talkhis Kitab al-Hass wa al-Mahsus and Talkhis Kitab al-Nafs (Aristotle on the Soul) Talkhis Kitab al-Jadal (Aristotle on Logic) Talkhis al-`Ibara (Rhetoric) Talkhis Kitab al-Shi`r (Aristotle's Poetics) Talkhis Kitab al-Maqulat Talkhis ma Ba`d al-Tabi`a (Aristotle's Metaphysics) Rasa'il (Epistles)
* _Tahafut al-Tahafut, aw Tahafut al-Mutahafitin_ ("The inconsistency of [al-Ghazzali's book] 'The Inconsistency [of the Philosophers]', or: The inconsistency of the contradictors"):
1st edition: Cairo, al-Matba`a al-I`lamiyya, 1302=1883 2nd edition: Cairo, al-Matba`a al-Khayriyya, 1319=1901 3rd edition: Cairo: Mustafa Baba al-Halabi, 1321=1903 4th edition: Beirut: Catholic Press, 1930 (680 p.) 5th edition: Hyderabad: Da'ira al-Ma`arif al-`Uthmaniyya, 1945 6th edition: Cairo: Dar al-Ma`arif, 1964-1965 (1072 p.)
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It takes Ford three years to bring a car to market. They constantly have to be ahead of the curve, and even have a department in the company focused on trends and futuring to make sure they're not just reacting to what other automakers do.
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Trust has been hard to come by in the past few years, especially in institutions. Overall trust in brands is down 50 percent over the last decade. Since it's so scarce, it's going to be more valuable than ever to brands that can actually build it.
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People are increasingly suspicious of things that are overly processed, that appear perfect on the surface but really aren't. At the same time, they value companies that actually admit and try to fix their flaws and mistakes rather than glossing over them.
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There used to be a standard pathway to success. Work hard, go to school and so on. The rise of the internet and the decline of some of those structures means more people are founding startups, freelancing, and skipping college. 91 percent of millennials expect to stay at a job for less than 3 years.
Building your own feedback
There's an increasing realization that in real life, people don't force you to do anything. More and more, people are learning to get feedback and data on everything from exercise to personal finance, and building their own rewards and punishments to keep themselves on track.
For Ford, it's about providing real time data that helps drivers become more efficient.
More intimate cities
The largest cities in America are growing more rapidly than their suburbs. People value an array of opportunities and connection over space and anonymity, and are creating what Connolly calls "small town values" and intimate interactions in big cities.
Choking back information overload
As constant connectivity and the amount of information get overwhelming, services and brands that remove some of that clutter, offer the chance to disconnect, and give consumers some space will be in increasing demand.
Quality over quantity
Driven by environmental, economic, and social concerns, people want more out of everything they buy. That will come through not just in what they purchase, but how as well, with more bartering, renting, and swapping.
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First off, our next Savoy Cocktail Book night will take place at Alembic Bar August 1st. I hope to see you there!
There's occasionally confusion about the exact nature of Savoy Cocktail Book night.
A few years ago, the bartenders at Alembic started an event called Savoy Cocktail Book night.
When one of the bartenders left, it sort of fell out of practice.
After they had stopped holding them, I was talking to Daniel Hyatt, bar manager at Alembic, and telling him they should go back to holding the event.
He suggested, if they were going to hold Savoy Cocktail Book night, that I should join them in hosting the event.
Well, twist my arm!
We restarted the monthly Savoy Cocktail Book nights in December of 2008, and have been holding them every month since.
When I've talked to people about the event, they are sometimes under the mis-apprehension that we only make a select number of Savoy Cocktails.
That is not the case.
The bar staff at Alembic and I have done our best to find or make every ingredient called for in the book, from Prune Syrup to Kummel to Hercules.
For the evening of the event, The Alembic puts away its regular menu and instead hands out copies of the Savoy Cocktail Book. We do our best to make any of the 900, or so, cocktails you might order from the book, from Abbey to the Sauterne Cup.
There are a few exceptions: We don't make cocktails from the 1999 introduction to the book, mostly because they are uniformly horrible and call for ingredients completely at odds with the rest of the book. Passion Fruit Nectar, Banana Schnapps and the like. We also sometimes can't make cocktails due to seasonality of the ingredients or because they call for the ingredients to be steeped two hours before the cocktail is served.
We also usually will make a punch or two, though we cannot promise to be able to make any punch in the book a la minute.
In this week's case, I'm going to be bringing a version of the Savoy Cocktail Book's "Milk Punch", which is a reprint of Jerry Thomas' California Milk Punch recipe.
Amazingly, I've been making versions of this Milk Punch for over a year now!
First batch was in June of 2009: Bernal Heights Milk Punch, June 2009
However, until now I have never attempted going full bore and using Smith & Cross Jamaican Rum and Batavia Arrack in the same batch.
Bernal Heights Milk Punch, July 2010
1 750ml bottle Cognac Park V.S.O.P. (I feel a bit bad about this, but it was the cheapest decent brandy they had at Cask, the only liquor store located near a convenient public transport route and which stocks S&C and Batavia Arrack. You gotta do…)
1 750ml Bottle Smith & Cross Jamaica Rum.
1/2 750ml Bottle Batavia Arrack von Osten.
Peel 4 lemons.
Juice 6 lemons, strained
1 pineapple, chopped and crushed.
6 cloves, crushed.
1 cinnamon stick (cassia).
3 Green Cardamom Pods, crushed.
10 Coriander Seeds, crushed.
4 teaspoons Darjeeling Tea.
16 oz Water.
1/2 # Florida Crystals Natural Sugar.
1 quart Straus Family Creamery Whole Milk.
Peel lemons and add to Brandy. Juice 4 lemons and chop pineapple. Add to rums (including Arrack). Allow both to infuse for at least 48 hours.
Heat water and add spices and tea. After it has steeped for 10 minutes, strain. Add sugar, stir to combine, and cool.
Juice other two lemons and add to pineapple, lemon, and rum mixture. Heat milk to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Add to Rum, lemon, and pineapple mixture. Allow to stand for 30 minutes and filter through cheesecloth. Strain brandy mixture off peels. Combine Rum mixture, brandy mixture, and syrup. Cool, bottle in clean containers, and chill over night. Filter again through coffee filters, leaving any sediment which has collected in the bottom of the containers behind. Makes about 3 quarts.
If you're interested in tasting what funky Jamaica Rum and Batavia Arrack will do in the same punch, stop by Alembic Bar, Sunday, August 1st during our Savoy Cocktail Book night, 6 until around Midnight.


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Salem Country Gardens sold to former owners
Salem -- The family that sold Salem Country Gardens more than a decade ago reacquired the well-known flower and garden center on Saturday in a tax foreclosure auction.
Todd Burnett bid $591,000 to put the business back in his family's hands. Burnett's parents, David and Cheryl, started Salem Country Gardens in late 1983 after a decade in the landscaping business.
Salem Country Gardens was foreclosed upon because Salem Country Realty LLC and Robert Matthew Industries, corporate entities that owned the property, owed the town more than $182,000 in real estate taxes as of the first of the year. That sum has grown since then.
Todd Burnett said Saturday that he intends to keep the business operating as customers have come to know it. He said it will partner well with a wholesale nursery that he owns and operates in Canterbury.
"We want to try our best to restore it to its former state of business," said Burnett, 42, who said he envisions a grand opening next year on Easter weekend. "A lot of maintenance needs to be done, but we built it the first time."
Salem Country Gardens, located at 380 New London Road (Route 85), has typically operated from March to late October. Burnett's parents sold it in 1998 to Agway Inc., a Syracuse, N.Y.-based farm-related cooperative.
Two years later, it was sold to a four-man local partnership, which included Robert LaSaracina. He has operated the business for more than 10 years and said recently he has 15 seasonal employees.
The auction sale settled tax liens totaling nearly $148,000 on grand lists from 2006 to 2009, according to Tracy Collins, the attorney appointed by the court to oversee the auction. Burnett will also be responsible for $51,252 in taxes levied since foreclosure proceedings began.
Burnett cast the winning bid after the auction began at $590,000. He said he contemplated opening a second business of his own from scratch, but that idea was scrapped when it became apparent that his family's former business was for sale.
"This being a known entity and where I grew up, I thought this was the better option," Burnett said.
First Selectman Kevin Lyden and other town officials attended the brief auction. Lyden said the town, after working with LaSaracina, had reached a point where it was forced to collect the taxes it was due.
Lyden said he was pleased to see the business acquired by someone the town knows.
"They're excited about trying to resurrect the property," Lyden said.
Burnett said that he was uncertain what will become of the ReStore, a Habitat for Humanity-run business that leases space from Salem Country Gardens.
The ReStore acquires and re-sells furniture, construction supplies and other items at reduced prices.
Proceeds go toward Habitat for Humanity building projects in the area.
The foreclosure auction required that Burnett submit $105,000 to bid on the property.
It is a 14.54-acre site, which includes greenhouses, the garden center and the 9,600 square feet the ReStore leases.
The business is annually one of the highest-assessed on the town grand list. According to a Sept. 5 court filing, appraiser William Newman appraised Salem Country Gardens on Aug. 21 at $1,020,000 — $400,000 in land and $620,000 in buildings.
Foreclosure documents show the annual property taxes are $24,840.
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We returned from our excursion to British Columbia about a week ago and I have been blogging on my other blog The Boardman's and Browns of Winnipeg, A Canadian Story about this trip. My goal was to learn more about the Brown family, my mother's side, before I headed to Ontario/Quebec. I also ended up looking at a nice stack of books and still had a nice vacation and time to visit with my cousin on the Brown side.
We stopped at the Cloverdale Library in Surrey, British Columbia which has a major genealogical collection. I talked with the librarian and she also came to the conclusion that the dates of the Upper and Lower Canadian Land petitions on the Library and Archives website cut off to early for my research on Archibald McDonell and maybe his father-in-law Alexander John McDonell. She suggested I call them and ask my questions. I do have some copies of the Land grants but not the petition. We will see.
I turned my attention to examining their book collection and pulled the "Lochiel Parish" volumes. These books are about the old Kirk, St. Columbus Church of Scotland and the Presbyterian Church in Glengarry County, Ontario. They cover baptisms, marriages and deaths for the time period of 1820/1884. There is an index. This was done by Duncan Darby MacDonald. I reviewed them even though my McDonell's were Catholic. On page 131 he gives a "Division of the Burying Ground for McGillivrays, McMillans, McLeods, Camerons, McIntoshs, MacPhees and MacDonalds "2-Lots in the first range, north-end." I took photographs of some of the pages.
They had the new books both volumes of "Some Early Scotts in Maritime Canada," by Terrence M. Punch. Only one John McMurray was mentioned, my mom's side. The McDonalds were familiar, I have seen these names online.
Some other books I gave a look at: The Scotsman in Canada by George Bryce. "Index of Passengers who emigrated to Canada between 1817 & 1849," compiled by John A. Acton. I photocopied the Bibliography and several other pages.
They also had the "Parish Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths of St. Regis Roman Catholic Mission (Early Jesuit) 1784-1830 Part One, Two, Three," so I studied those volumes as well. "Includes earliest located records of St. Andrews West, St. Raphael's, Cornwall, Indian Lands, Long Sault, etc. and some NY records up to 2000. Again compiled by Duncan Darby MacDonald. It was a brand new publications done by Global Genealogy who has his collection.
Next stop was the Kelowna Public Library which houses the Kelowna & District Genealogical Society Collection on the 2nd floor.
I turned to their stacks and wandered. I found the book "Municipal Records in Ontario History and Guide by Fraser Dunford. Too big to photograph but very interesting. Apparently published by the Toronto, Ontario Genealogical Society, 2005.
"Pioneers of the Upper Ottawa and the Humors of the Valley" by Anson A. Gard. This is the South Hull and Aylmer Edition which means there are others? I of course need farther up Pontiac County.
"The Upper Ottawa Valley, a glimpse of history," Pakenham, Ottawa Valley Village 1823-1860," were two titles I reviewed. They had a very old gazetteer for the Province of Ontario dated 1869 and I copied some of the Glengarry County sections taking photos.
"St. Andrews West. (RC) Parish Register Part 1 (1804 to 1856) and part II (1836-1856)." again by Duncan D. MacDonald. These were the old books not yet republished by Global Genealogy. They are online at Ancestry.com under the Drouin Collection and at Family History Library online. Still it is good to review these records in various forms to make sure you don't miss something. Mr. MacDonald writes some good information in the front of his books and even had a listing of the pews owned. There is a marriage in this collection I am very interested in but I need to do more digging to see if it is the right family.
"The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West Vol. 12: Eastern District 1801-1865," compiled by Dan Walker & Fawne Stratford-Deval was interesting.
I then switched back to my Brown family on my mother's side and looked at few titles they had in their stacks. "Methodist Church Baptismal Records 1841-1888 Prince Edward County, Ontario. By the Kingston Branch of the OGS. There was some interesting possibilities in this book.
Back to McD research: "Births, Marriages & Deaths, Abstracts from the Renfrew Mercury 1901-1910," by Aldene and Les Church and other years as well. Covered mostly Renfrew County of course, but still worth checking.
"McNab-The Township," by Peter Hessel, published 1988. Very well done. I copied the section on Alexander McDonnell who came from Scotland in 1795. He is buried in the Albert Street Cemetery in Arnprior and I am very curious about this man and his family and his six brothers who received large grants of land. There is a mention of Perth as a place they went first?
"Peter Robinson's Settlers 1823 to 1825," by Carol Bennett (male). Again very well done. Now these settlers came too early for my McDonell's but the descendants are very interesting and have married into other families. I was particularly interested in the Leahy family on pages 103 – 106. I have a Leahy marrying into the my McDonell family.
Back to the Brown Surname: "County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Canada 1858-1860 Vol. 5, Hastings County," compiled by Elizabeth Hancocks, CG. I took photos of the Brown and King surnames.
"Wesleyan Methodist Baptism Records of Hasting County, Ontario 1840-1902," transcribed and indexed by Linda Corupe UE. Again I took photos of the Brown & King surnames. The Browns were Anglican but if there isn't a church nearby where they settle, then they might go elsewhere to practice their faith?
"Surrogate Court Records of Ontario, 1859 to 1900 Vol. 2, Hastings & Prince Edward Counties," compiled by June Gibson etc. 1988. Very interesting. This will need to followed up on when I get to Hastings County.
"Canada West's Last Frontier, by Jean Turnbull Elford, A History of Lambton," 1981 This has some Brown information contained within the pages.
Back to the McDonalds: "Soldiers of the King," by William Gray was suggested by a person I hired to help me with my family research in Canada. When I know more I may have to retun to review it.
As you can see I am jumping around between McDonell research and Brown research. Now I have a list to add to as I prepare for my upcoming trip. Some of these titles I have eliminated as sources, others are to be kept on the "back burner," and others are to investigate further.
The clock is still ticking as the trip draws near. I encourage you to go and check out my trip to Kelowna British Columbia, which is not just genealogical but includes some fun excursions. http://boardmanbrown.wordpress.com/


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Using this medicine while you are pregnant can harm your unborn baby. Use an effective form of birth control to keep from getting pregnant. If you think you have become pregnant while using the medicine, tell your doctor right away.
Dizziness, lightheadedness, or fainting may occur, especially when you get up suddenly from a lying or sitting position. These symptoms are more likely to occur when you begin using this medicine, or when the dose is increased.
Liver problems may occur while you are using this medicine. Check with your doctor right away if you are having more than one of these symptoms: abdominal pain or tenderness; clay-colored stools; dark urine; decreased appetite; fever; headache; itching; loss of appetite; nausea and vomiting; skin rash; swelling of the feet or lower legs; unusual tiredness or weakness; or yellow eyes or skin.
This medicine can cause changes in your heart rhythm, such as a condition called QT prolongation. It may cause fainting or serious side effects in some patients. Contact your doctor right away if you have any symptoms of heart rhythm problems, such as fast, pounding, or irregular heartbeats.
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Check with your doctor immediately if blurred vision, difficulty in reading, or any other change in vision occurs during or after treatment. Your doctor may want you to have your eyes checked by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor).
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