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Sheldon Gosline God's Scribes: How the Bible Became the Bible (Marco Polo Monographs 3)
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God's Scribes: How the Bible Became the Bible (Marco Polo Monographs 3)
ISBN 10: 0967720133 ISBN 13: 9780967720135
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"With a healthy balance of criticism and respect for the subject, this book examines how the Jewish Bible became “The Bible.” It is common to speak of the Bible as “inspired”—a group of mysterious documents miraculously handed down from heaven, absolutely perfect in form, every word, every letter, carrying specifically divine significance, but it was just well edited. This book is an excellent choice for a Bible history or Bible as literature undergraduate course text. Writing in ancient societies performed quite a different function from its modern usage. We must constantly remember that writing for the ancients was preservative rather than creative. The Bible preserves such debate and differences of opinion."
Charles Isbell is a professor of biblical and Hebrew studies at Louisiana State University and the author of several books relating to Old Testament studies.
For Jews, Christians and Muslims, Isbell's balanced judicious treatment of the Hebrew Bible will appeal to all educated nonspecialists. -- CHOICE, Dec. 2000 Vol 38 No. 4, Review by Dr. H. O. Forshey, Miami University
The most honest Biblical discussion available today. This book should be in every home next to the Bible itself. -- Dr. Lester Ness, Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations
This is an intriguing book and one worth persuing. -- Rabbi David A. Teutsch, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
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NM_015375.2(DSTYK):c.86G>A (p.Arg29Gln) AND Congenital anomalies of kidney and urinary tract 1, susceptibility to - ClinVar - NCBI
NM_015375.2(DSTYK):c.86G>A (p.Arg29Gln) AND Congenital anomalies of kidney and urinary tract 1, susceptibility to
Clinical significance:risk factor (Last evaluated: Aug 15, 2013) Review status:(0/4) 0 stars out of maximum of 4 starsno assertion criteria providedHelpBased on: 1 submission [Details] Record status:currentAccession:RCV000054500.3Allele description [Variation Report for NM_015375.2(DSTYK):c.86G>A (p.Arg29Gln)] NM_015375.2(DSTYK):c.86G>A (p.Arg29Gln)Gene:DSTYK:dual serine/threonine and tyrosine protein kinase [Gene - OMIM - HGNC]Variant type:single nucleotide variantCytogenetic location: 1q32.1Genomic location:Chr1: 205211450 (on Assembly GRCh38)Chr1: 205180578 (on Assembly GRCh37)Preferred name:NM_015375.2(DSTYK):c.86G>A (p.Arg29Gln)HGVS:NC_000001.11:g.205211450C>TNG_033904.1:g.5150G>ANM_015375.2:c.86G>ANP_056190.1:p.Arg29GlnNC_000001.10:g.205180578C>TQ6XUX3:p.Arg29GlnThis HGVS expression did
not pass validationProtein change:R29Q; ARG29GLNLinks:UniProtKB: Q6XUX3#VAR_071324; OMIM: 612666.0004; dbSNP: 200780796GMAF:0.0008(T), 200780796NCBI 1000 Genomes Browser:rs200780796Allele Frequency:NaNMolecular consequence:NM_015375.2:c.86G>A - missense variant
Condition(s)Name:Congenital anomalies of kidney and urinary tract 1, susceptibility to (CAKUT1) Synonyms:Renal hypodysplasia, nonsyndromic, 1Identifiers:Gene: 100034704; MedGen: C1835826; OMIM: 610805
Assertion and evidence detailsClinical assertionsEvidenceHelpSubmission AccessionSubmitterReview Status (Assertion method)Clinical Significance (Last evaluated)OriginMethodCitationsSCV000082978OMIMno assertion criteria providedrisk factor
(Aug 15, 2013) germlineliterature onlyPubMed (1) [See all records that cite this PMID]Summary from all submissionsHelpEthnicityOriginAffectedIndividualsFamiliesChromosomes testedNumber TestedFamily historyMethodnot providedgermlinenot providednot providednot providednot providednot providednot providedliterature onlyCitationsPubMedMutations in DSTYK and dominant urinary tract malformations.Sanna-Cherchi S, Sampogna RV, Papeta N, Burgess KE, Nees SN, Perry BJ, Choi M, Bodria M, Liu Y, Weng PL, Lozanovski VJ, Verbitsky M, Lugani F, Sterken R, Paragas N, Caridi G, Carrea A, Dagnino M, Materna-Kiryluk A, Santamaria G, Murtas C, Ristoska-Bojkovska N, et al.N Engl J Med. 2013 Aug 15;369(7):621-9. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa1214479. Epub 2013 Jul 17.PubMed [citation]PMID: 23862974 PMCID: PMC3846391 Details of each submission
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DescriptionIn 3 unrelated patients with CAKUT1 (610805), Sanna-Cherchi et al. (2013) identified a heterozygous c.86G-A transition in the DSTYK gene, resulting in an arg29-to-gln (R29Q) substitution at a highly conserved residue. The mutation was not found in several public databases or in 385 European controls. The first patient was an Albanian boy who had ureteropelvic junction obstruction. The second patient was an Italian boy who had renal hypodysplasia in utero and developed chronic renal failure. The third patient was an Albanian girl who presented with renal hypodysplasia at birth and also had congenital adrenal hyperplasia. None of these patients, who were identified from a cohort of 311 unrelated patients, had familial disease.#SampleMethodObservationOriginAffectedNumber testedTissuePurposeMethodIndividualsAllele frequencyFamiliesCo-occurrences1germlinenot providednot providednot providednot providednot providednot providednot providednot providedLast Updated: May 5, 2017


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When graphic artist Ryan Maconochie became a father he searched for a baby book that melded his design aesthetic with the opportunity to chronicle his daughter's first year. He couldn't find anything--so he made one. This Is Your Book gives parents an opportunity to record more than just the vital statistics about their baby's birth. It also offers an opportunity to reflect on the pop culture that surrounds the big day. From basic info such as baby's height, birth hospital, and hair color, to amusing recollections of all ... Read More
When graphic artist Ryan Maconochie became a father he searched for a baby book that melded his design aesthetic with the opportunity to chronicle his daughter's first year. He couldn't find anything--so he made one. This Is Your Book gives parents an opportunity to record more than just the vital statistics about their baby's birth. It also offers an opportunity to reflect on the pop culture that surrounds the big day. From basic info such as baby's height, birth hospital, and hair color, to amusing recollections of all the baby names that were ruled out, This Is Your Book utilizes current events, maps, and of-the-moment factoids to tell the story of the child's first year and will become a fun stimulus for conversation and education with children in the years to come. Praise for This is Your Book: "You've seen baby books before. Maybe you've even made a scrapbook for your kid. But you've never seen a book like this. It's modern, beautiful, and full of unique prompts about pop culture." --Babble.com "Ryan Maconochie is building this time machine in paper form for his generation of parents." --Ohdeedoh.com "One-of-a-kind." --Time Out Chicago Kids Read Less
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Temperatures plunged to 18F with northern New York and Maine affected
Record low set in Rhode Island with other areas warned of 10ins of snow
Storm Ursula has settled over the area although winds will drop tonight
Published: 11:36 EDT, 6 April 2016 | Updated: 15:10 EDT, 6 April 2016
The northeast has seen record cold temperatures this month with the freezing spell set to continue.
Temperatures plunged to 18F today with northern parts of New York, Michigan and Maine warned of up to 10 inches of snow earlier in the week.
The record low was set in Providence, Rhode Island, while airports in Baltimore, Maryland and Washington both reported 24F.
The northeast has seen record cold temperatures this month with the freezing spell set to continue. Above, a man walks through falling snow in New York on Monday
Tonight's forecast shows International Falls on the border of Canada reaching 26F, with Minneapolis a little higher on 32F and Chicago on 34F
The National Weather Service said Storm Ursula had settled over that part of the country, with temperatures remaining cold but winds calming down.
Tonight's forecast shows International Falls on the border of Canada reaching 26F, with Minneapolis a little higher on 32F and Chicago on 34F.
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It comes after dozens of schools faced disruption with the unusual cold patch forcing activities and evening classes to be cancelled in Massachusetts on Monday.
Records for snowfall for the day were broken on Monday in Boston, which saw 3.6inches, and at the T.F. Green Airport, in Warwick, which received 4.4ins.
Temperatures plunged to 18F today with northern parts of New York, Michigan and Maine warned of up to 10 inches of snow earlier in the week. Above, snow in Grand Rapids on Saturday
A woman walks down a street as snow falls in Grand Rapids on Saturday. Records for snowfall for the day were broken on Monday in Boston, which saw 3.6inches, and at the T.F. Green Airport, in Warwick, which received 4.4ins
Meanwhile, the maximum speed along the Massachusetts Turnpike was reduced to 40mph, and state and local police responded to dozens of incidents.
In West Hartford, Connecticut, a woman had an accident with a school bus during Monday's storm. Police said one student also received a minor injury but wasn't hospitalized.
Rhode Island state police Captain John Allen told WPRI-TV there were 17 crashes from 1.30pm to 2:30pm alone.
Thursday night's forecast will see temperatures drop even further with snow and rain expected across the northeast
On Friday, the cold will be reasonably widespread although winds are expected to be less ferocious
Monday's storm came a day after several inches of snow fell in some areas and high winds toppled hundreds of trees across New York City.
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The beginning was terrifying, the rest fell flat.
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It got to the point where the character's behaviour was so unbelievable, it ruined the suspense. There was no way a boyfriend would act the way he did in this film given the circumstances. If you want to watch this, try to do it when it is free.
Trailer was better than the whole film
I had high expectations for this film. The trailer looked very intense. However, it was utterly disappointing. It was so drab all the way through. Didn't enjoy it at all.
It is very hard to find good horror these days that genuinely scare you, but this is one. It is not blood thirsty, it does not need to be it makes you jump and your palms sweat as the camera pans around the room and you see someone standing un-noticed in the background or then there's a knock at the door but know one is there! Fully recommend.
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The acting was so unbelievable and the horror parts were so lame that I was begging for the main characters to hurry up and die so the film would finally end!
Easily the scariest movie I have ever seen.....
I recently had watched this movie, and I must say that without question this movie is the scariest, and creepiest movie I have ever seen. In fact it was so scarry that I slept all the lights on the last two nights, and I keep a baseball bat by my night stand.I am not going to recap the movie ad nauseum the way some of the other reviews here have already done, however I will give a high level perspective of why this movie is so good at being scarry.1. There are no ghouls, ghosts, vampires, and demons. The premise of this movie is litteraly one group of people taking advantage of other people.2. The costumes used by the strangers were simple, and eloquent. Exactly the kind of stuff one could pick up at any party store or costume shop. I feel as though this added a whole other level of realism to the movie.3. Overall creepiness of the type of harrasment the strangers inflicted on the kristen, and james.Some negatives that I observed about the movie:1. James and Kristen making some stupid decisions, that would have any person with a brain scratching their heads...ie...splitting up when you have these psychopaths coming at you from all directions.2. The strangers violating the laws of physics by being able to subtly and quickly sneak into a space and scrawl messages across the walls, windows of a room to further torment our protaganists, and never ever be seen or heard by James and Kristen. This just doesnt seem plausible to me.3. The ending didnt really give me closure.With all that, the movie was highly effective at serving its purpose which was to freak me out, and entertain me, which it did for it's entire 80 minute running time.I highly recommend this movie, and am only giving this movie 4 stars instead of 5 for the reasons I state above.
Do NOT watch alone...
This atmospheric - and undeniably horrifying - directorial debut from Bryan Bertino gave me the chills unlike any other film that I have seen in a long while.I won't go into the story, because most of you already know it, but I will tell you this: if you are as jumpy and as easily frightened as I am, do NOT watch this one alone. I made the mistake of doing that the first time, and I couldn't finish it. I had to rent it later on, and watch it with a room full of people in order to see the entire film. The thing that makes the film so effective is simply this: this could happen to anybody. Anybody could break into your home and terrorize you for no reason.The direction is strong, and Liv Tyler does an excellent job. You can tell that it was definitely inspired by Haneke's FUNNY GAMES, but it's not a rip-off by any means. Bryan Bertino has done an excellent job with his first film, and I look forward to his next film.
A movie about who can be the dumbest.
Not a terrible setup. Masked psychos terrorize a couple late one night in a large house nestled in the corner of a small, rich suburb. A bit slow to start and the characters aren't anything close to interesting, but the setup is decent and the atmosphere is good.Problem? Everyone's a moron.If you're a home intruder and the people at home have a gun, you're not going to keep attacking. No you're going to run the **** away and go to some other house some other night. If you're the guy being intruded upon and are sitting in the corner one night with a gun you're not going to go outside and play Elmer Fudd. No, you're going to sit in that corner and stay awake until morning when the suburb will be active. If you're the intruder watching the guy play Elmer Fudd with a shotgun you're not going to bull-rush him and succeed. No, you're going to be blown the **** away. And if you're some guy who just had his windshield smashed before your eyes and sees signs of an obvious break-in you're not going to quietly sneak inside to investigate. No, you're going to drive away and call the cops.The suspension of disbelief is just too much in this film. It's a battle of who wants to be killed more and who's more inept at taking an advantage. And when a victor emerges it's hard to care, not only because all the characters are boring as cardboard, but because they just succeeded winning the Darwin Award of the night in a rather fierce competition.
spoilers for a plot-less movie & thoughts for a flick without any
In this flick, its bare-plot just dealt with a couple at an isolated place being annoyed by three strangers who had an intent to kill (but wanted to scare them more first). This had no point, was entirely uninteresting, offers nothing new compared to other horror movies, contained no character development, and I didn't even see the hardly-terrorized couple as 'real people'. The situation had so many ridiculous moments that it was embarassingly funny and became one of the dullest movies of any genre.It tried to tell us at the start about how it was based on true events. Now, whenever you read anything like that, the most miniscule amount of a real event could be used in the flick and all the rest can be fake. If a person took a dump in the movie and that is something that took place in the real history, then it can be 'based on a true story' and they aren't fully lying. I think most people believe the majority of everything is based on actual events in such tales, when the opposite is most likely because it is a movie script with an author.Here we go! I've written the above information before looking around and, lo and behold, I read details stating that this was based on a memory of the writer/director Brian Bertino. As a boy, he recalled a stranger came to the door asking for someone. Later, there were a lot of burglaries in the area. That's it! From such an incredibly miniscule 'story', it was stretched into the 'plot' of this movie. For all we know, that stranger could have been trying to find someone he hadn't seen in a long time and surprise. He didn't scare the writer/director and most-likely had nothing to do with the burglaries (which didn't even involve murders).We read at the end of the film that "The brutal events that took place there are still not entirely known." Really? Since the movie ends with the woman suddenly coming-to in fear after someone who found her touches her, are we to think that that she survived long enough to tell SOME of the tale? For there to be a movie, events had to come from her or the person who found her. If it was from that person, then the only true part of the flick would have been that at some time in history, a person came upon people who'd been attacked. Without knowing what part of the movie is based on actual events, people tend to think the majority really took place. The only true thing for this movie: it's fully fiction except that the writer encountered a stranger in his life.There is so little substance to this movie that writing more is a waste, but here I go with some various thoughts anyway.- The writer spoke of wanting to strip away many of the horror cliches so it doesn't get repetetive . . . but the movie's just filled with them. * couple is in the middle of nowhere and cell phones are not working; jump-scares; first, the bad-person is there then he's not (oooh ... where did he go?); a baddie is right behind you but nobody bothers to look even though he was just previously seen in that direction; someone stands in the distance just staring (shades of HALLOWEEN'S Michael Myers); woman decides to make a run for it and trips (nobody's ever tried THAT before)...starts crawling...one of the baddies appears behind her and she doesn't know it or behave in a manner that she expects it to happen (but it's okay because the stalker will just disappear for no reason except to make the movie longer and add fake tension); and at the end, we have some kids come upon the house and find the bodies...one starts to reach out for the woman, who suddenly perks up and screams while the movie ends (is she alive or not?); etc. *- The unrated version has approx. 2 minutes of added length, which consists of just one extra scene near the end that made no difference. In it, we see that the woman was also not fully expired...she hears the cellphone of the guy who was accidentally shot...she crawls to it....the masked-man returns, takes the phone and chooses to leave her still alive a bit. That's all.- The almost-husband is a moron. The woman told him that one of the strangers came into the place. He says that nobody came in. How could he be so certain and why in the world does he doubt her immediately for no reason? The woman's terrified and the man decides to leave her with the baddies (which he doesn't even think exist). The act of him leaving the house was to get them separated so the audience would have another location/setting to look at.- The baddies take time to make spooky noises, play records of dull music, and write words repeatedly on windows without being noticed. Maybe they were having flashbacks of being bad in school where they had to write the same word over and over.- In the extra-feature on the DVD, someone's talking about how he agrees with what he heard from others: that it's not a horror movie but a terror movie. I disagree with that. This is not horror and there was nothing terrifying here either.- This is a perfect example of a movie where sounds ruin the atmosphere. A spooky masked person appears out of the shadows and you're presented with a quick bunch of notes/lil' bit of music indicating something happened that you should be scared of. Just like canned laughter in a sitcom, which assumes that the audience doesn't know when to laugh, a similar method is used here and it fails. It needed to be quieter in order to gain some sense of terror. The movies "High Tension" and "Funny Games" got that part right.- Perhaps the worst scene is when the dude's in the car and bending down to get something. Oooh....a human hand appears and a finger touches him on the neck. He quickly freaks and turns around to see that there's isn't anybody. Quickly getting out of the vehicle, he encounters nobody. So in a split-second, the actual person ran away and hid? Or is this to represent how fear caused him to imagine something that didn't really happen? Regardless, it's anothercliche and unoriginal.Another scene equally annoying: the couple is in the car after they managed to grow brains and decided late-in-the-game that it just might be a good idea to leave. A truck pulls up behind them -- but not too close. The almost-husband driver sees a masked woman -- who was originally ON the property -- is in the vehicle (I guess she ran off to get it so they could use it to smash the other car). Looking ahead, the couple see the masked man in front of the car. Rather than try and run him over or merely drive away, genius-man brilliantly suggests to the wife that they "Get out of the car." I changed my mind: that is definitely the worst scene and one that should make everyone say "What in the world are you doing??".That truck, by the way, is apparently the same one that we see the three baddies in at the end of the flick. At that time, we see that it miraculously wasn't damaged at all even though they rammed the couple's car with it earlier. "It will be easier next time," are the final words of one of the women baddies as papa (?) drives away. Seriously, therewas nothing hard for any of them. They were spending time making records play, writing messages, sneaking up with an axe and stopping and disappearing for no reason, banging on doors and making other noises,etc. A lot of what was done was just to get the audience to think "Uhoh...this is it!" and then it was over. None of the strangers got hurt and they made it hard for themselves by taking a long time to do their terrible deeds. I can picture one of the baddies thinkin' "Sure, I could hurt them now, but first I need to change the record." There was nothing of resistance they encountered and the couple could have just been offed right at the start. Maybe it wasn't easy in their minds because they were mechanics (or "MacGyver" wannabes) and it took time to fix the banged-up truck and make it all pretty before they left?- The only potentially-good idea the couple had was when they were in the closet and decided to just shoot whoever came in. Yet after they accidentally kill a friend that showed up, stupidity returns andthey decide it's best to leave the closet. I think they could have still remained and made sure that it was a masked person first before shooting. Then again, maybe the strangers would have also grown a brain by then and realized that the targets have a weapon and not gone in.- So, at one point, something was blocking the smoke from getting out of a fireplace's chimney. In time, the house should have filled with smoke. I guess the blockage eventually fixed itself. Maybe what happened was one of the strangers climbed up to the roof, blocked the chimney so that an alarm would go off and spook the woman, removed the blockage, climbed down from the roof, and eventually snuck into the house and turned over the detector to scare her even more. What amazing planning! The strangersmust also be psychics to know that the woman was going to drop the smoke detector.- This was compared to "Funny Games", which also had no real plot and only dealt with a dangerous pair of 20-somethings who had nothing better to do than travel around playing mind-games with unsuspecting people and killing them in the end. It was a much more interesting movie with some 'terror' moments and wasn't filled with continual stupidity like this one.- "Why are you doing this?" the woman/almost-wife asked. "Because you were home," one of the masked women-strangers says. In a non-brilliant move, the trailer for the movie ends with this which ruins the 'twist'.- The strangers' time writing on windows and just appearing and disappearing over and over made me think that they weren't human or this was some person's traumatic memories/creation. The movie seemed to want the audience to think that something supernatural was going on when there really wasn't. It felt like it couldn't make up its mind and, in the end, they were just basic serial killers.In conclusion, this was totally forgettable and I slept very well that night. It's a bad movie where the barely-terrorized couple had a shotgun with a lot of shells and a working car that none of the three strangers had enough sense to damage so the couple could easily escape. The movie was filled with stupid cliches and dumb actions or inaction.It's a bit sad when I watched an old review on YouTube which had a guy talking about how fantastic the flick is and that he was going to pay to see it again and get the DVD. Of course he can have hisopinion, but I was thinking "Dude, don't pay any movie theatre their exorbitant price twice! Just wait a few months for the DVD."Out of all of my reviews, this is the first movie one that I given one star to. According to the rating system here at Amazon, one star means 'I hate it'. Even with other movies I disliked, I was always able to find something semi-worthwhile and gave two stars ('I don't like it')...but I couldn't seem to do that with this one which had nothing I even semi-liked.Dear reader, it's okay to go ahead and be a stranger to this movie. It's not worth any visitors and I'm glad I wasted no money on it since I borrowed it from the library.
Harrowing and brutal!!
Alright, alright, so it isn't groundbreaking or revolutionary. Who really cares and why is this a bone of contention for so many? Most, if not all, of the stuff Hollywood churns out on a weekly basis is hardly fresh, yet it doesn't keep hordes of people from fawning over them like they were the second coming. Was "Dark Knight" (which I loved) new and novel? I don't think so. How about "Incredible Hulk or any other sequel, remake or movie born from any other source material, such as videogames or musicals? The over-hyped "No Country For Old Men" treads down one of the most worn out paths in all of film, yet it won an Oscar for best picture. The list is endless, so please let's put that argument of originality to rest already. If someone manages to create a wholly new cinematic experience, then I say bravo and I'll be anxious as all hell to see it, but let's face it, at this stage of the game, I'm not holding my breath like I used to. Let's face it, people, this is 2008 and there's nothing new under the sun, anymore. Either you borrow from existing sources or fuse as many disparate ideas as possible with the hopes of achieving something radical and invigorating. More often than not you end up with a dud. A perfect example, MNS too-dreadful-for-words,, "The Happening." Avenging trees and horror do not mix. Onto "The Strangers,." which I loved. I thought it was concise, brutal, harrowing and taut and it was all pulled off expertly by those involved. The camerawork was fantastic and the way the interiors were filmed, with deep pockets of shadows everywhere, turned an otherwise nice country house into an ominous and terrifying trap. The exterior shots, though ample, gave the feeling of crushing claustrophobia, the overwhelming feeling of being trapped even where you are outside and free to move. Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman were great, their terror and anxiety both palpable and believable. The nihilistic ending didn't put me off, because that's life, sometimes. Nice resolutions aren't always part of the deal. For me, ultimately, it's how well the material is handled that really determines the quality of the film. If you have good craftsmen at work, who really care about what they're doing, you'll end up with a more than decent flick, more often than not. Here we have a very good example. If you are expecting some kind of epiphany, you'll be disappointed; however, if you want a well-made, grab you by the throat kind of cinematic experience, then I suggest you check out "The Strangers." I love good horror and this is a perfect example of it.

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Sooooo good on a cold evening! - Review of Noodle Station, Reykjavik, Iceland - TripAdvisor
Sooooo good on a cold evening! - Noodle Station
“Sooooo good on a cold evening!”
Sooooo good on a cold evening!
Heard good things about the Noodle Station in Reykjavik, so decided to try it out. I had just returned from a 12 hour hiking tour, so I was both tired and HUNGRY when I made it back to the city. These noodles totally hit the spot! Warm, spicy and delicious on a chilly evening! Food in Reykjavik can be quite expensive, but the Noodle Station is affordable - under 1000 ISK per bowl. The options are simple - chicken, beef, or veggie. If you would like "extra veggies", they will charge an extra 350 ISK, but these aren't really vegetables - just bean sprouts and green onions. So if you're a bean sprout fan, then go for the "extra veggies". If you're expecting broccoli and carrots, then I'd save the extra 350 ISK .
Again, totally tasty! Give it try!
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Scratched the non-sushi-Asian-food itch
After a few days without any of the customary Asian food that he enjoys, my partner was climbing the walls with withdrawal cravings. Thankfully we found Noodle Station a few blocks away from our hotel. The Thai noodles were very tasty and warmed us up on a cool late-summer evening. Their spice rating errs on the high side, so stick to mild unless you've got a reasonably high tolerance.
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Great Little Find for Pho
This restaurant only has three options--vegetable, chicken, or beef soup. If you're looking for an affordable meal ($10 US) that's warm, quick and tasty, definitely go to the Noodle Station. We ate their twice and it hit the spot every time. Add extra noodles for $2 for an extra big bowl.
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Wish there was one closer to home!
Small little cafe serving chicken/beef/veggie noodles - spicy or not! I had chicken, my fiancée had beef - both gorgeous!!
Great food, amazing value for money, quick service. Job done :-)
Wish we'd found it earlier in the trip!
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Good INexpensive filling food
We actually ate here two times during our week in Iceland. The first time we sat outside and people watched and the second time we got takeaway and ate back in out hotel room. We tried both the chicken and the beef noodles and they were hot, tender and very flavorful. Not gourmet, but just really good noodles which sometimes is all one is looking for.
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The Secret to Freedom by Marcia Vaughan | 9781584300212 | Paperback | Barnes & Noble
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Overview In 1860, 11-year-old Lucy and her brother Albert despair when their parents are sold off the plantation. One day Albert brings home a sack of ordinary-looking old quilts. But in fact their patterns are secret messages to slaves to help them plan their escape via the Underground Railroad. When Albert’s activities are exposed, he flees — with a gift from Lucy, a quilt square with the North Star stitched on it. Great Aunt Lucy tells a story of her days as a slave, when ...
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In 1860, 11-year-old Lucy and her brother Albert despair when their parents are sold off the plantation. One day Albert brings home a sack of ordinary-looking old quilts. But in fact their patterns are secret messages to slaves to help them plan their escape via the Underground Railroad. When Albert’s activities are exposed, he flees — with a gift from Lucy, a quilt square with the North Star stitched on it.
Children's LiteratureFramed as Great Aunt Lucy's story for an unnamed "child," the story is of Lucy, a slave in South Carolina and her brother Albert, who escapes to Canada just before Emancipation. The story also informs readers of the messages patchwork quilts carried when hung on a fence rail for other slaves to see. Becoming involved in the Underground Railroad, Albert and Lucy hang out the monkeywrench quilt pattern to indicate that escapers should gather tools they will need when they run; and tumbling blocks mean it is time to run. Since their parents have been sold, the two only have each other and Albert determines they should run away, too, except that his sister has a bad leg and would need to be carried. He leaves, with a tiny piece of quilt for good luck. Lucy stays behind, is freed, becomes a teacher, marries and waits. Years later, Albert sends Lucy the piece of quilt he carried and she recounts the reunion scene to "child." While informative, the story lacks the emotional depth it might have had if the first-person narrator had told the tale in her own voice, and the frame only serves to create a tale of remembrance. Johnson's bold-brushed paintings lend a certain grit to the story but are often muddy in detail. If Great Aunt Lucy was an older child in the 1860s, one would expect pictures to reflect some period detail, but clothing styles, backgrounds and interiors look anonymous or even contemporary, both in the past and in the era of telling, most likely the 1920s or 1930s. An author's note informs about the Underground Railroad and explains eleven codes the for quilt patterns, which are suggested on the back jacket. 2001, Lee & Low, $16.95. Ages 7 to 10. Reviewer: Susan Hepler
School Library JournalGr 2-4-A story of the Underground Railroad as told by a former slave to her great niece many years later. After Lucy's parents are sold, her older brother, Albert, tells her about the Underground Railroad. He explains that different patchwork quilt patterns provide secret messages to help escaping slaves and the two of them become involved in helping others find their way to freedom. After a serious beating, Albert runs away and Lucy doesn't know his fate. After the Civil War, she becomes a teacher and marries. Then one day, she receives a scrap of fabric in the mail from her brother in Canada. He is alive and well and bringing his family to visit her. Then readers realize that the child hearing the story is Albert's great granddaughter. Vaughn's well-written story is told with a modified colloquial language that hints at the unschooled plantation speech but is easily understood by today's readers. Johnson's expressive acrylic paintings are rich in color and emotion. An author's note explains the quilt code of a number of patterns that are pictured on the back cover.-Eunice Weech, M. L. King Elementary School, Urbana, IL Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.
Kirkus ReviewsGreat Aunt Lucy recalls the time just before the Civil War when as slaves she and her older brother, Albert, helped others escape by using the patterns in quilts to send secret messages. Albert was a blacksmith who was loaned to other plantations. After one such trip, he brought home a sack of quilts, which, he explained, held secret codes—the "monkey wrench" signaled to gather tools for the trip, "tumbling blocks" that it's time to escape. When Albert gave the signal, ten-year-old Lucy would risk her life to help by hanging the appropriate quilt over the field fence for others to see. When Albert was badly beaten after being caught one night without a pass, he decided he had to leave, but couldn't take Lucy because her lame leg would slow them down. Lucy survives the Civil War, working as a laundress and volunteering as a teacher and always wondering about her brother. Many years later, a letter arrives from Albert; he has married, lives in Canada, and is coming to visit. Enclosed is the piece of quilt that Lucy had given him when he left. While the basic story is powerful and touching, the vagueness of the time period is problematic. Dramatic double-paged, impressionistic paintings lack details that would clear up the confusion since they illustrate neither period dress, furnishings, nor style. Due to the mature nature of the material and one particularly disturbing spread of Albert being whipped by the overseer, this is a book for older children. (glossary, afterword) (Picture book. 9-11)
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The 10 Closest Hotels to Saddleback Church, Lake Forest - TripAdvisor
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