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Conseils en Bourse et Placements > Bourse > Valeurs en vue > Renault : ouverture d'une enquête sur les moteurs diesel Renault : ouverture d'une enquête sur les moteurs diesel Comme Volkswagen, la marque au Losange est suspectée d'avoir minimiser les émissions polluantes de ses moteurs diesel. (© R. François / AFP) Trois juges d'instruction vont enquêter sur les dispositifs utilisés par le constructeur Renault pour contrôler les émissions polluantes de ses voitures diesel. Après Volkswagen et FCA, Renault est pris à son tour dans le scandale des moteurs diesel. Le titre recule de 3% alors que le parquet de Paris vient d'ordonner l'ouverture d'une information judiciaire sur le constructeur. Le motif avancé est «tromperie sur les qualités substantielles et les contrôles effectués avec cette circonstance que les faits ont eu pour conséquence de rendre la marchandise dangereuse pour la santé de l'homme ou de l'animal». Dans la foulée du scandale Volkswagen, une commission d'experts indépendants avait en effet constaté d'importants dépassements des seuils de pollution de certains véhicules diesel vendus en France par plusieurs constructeurs, notamment Renault. Le constructeur n'a pas tardé à réagir dans un communiqué. Le groupe «prend note, sans toutefois avoir pu à ce stade en obtenir confirmation officielle, de l'ouverture d'une information judiciaire». «Renault respecte la législation française et européenne», ses véhicules «sont conformes aux normes en vigueur» et «ne sont pas équipés de logiciels de fraude aux dispositifs de dépollution.» Le groupe «rappelle qu'il a présenté, devant le collège de la commission technique indépendante au mois de mars 2016, un plan complet de réduction des émissions d'oxydes d'azote (NOx) de ses véhicules diesel Euro 6b en usage client qui a été jugé transparent, satisfaisant et crédible». Actualités Renault constructeur automobile Automobile : un secteur tiraillé entre Daimler, Ford/Volkswagen et la Chine Par Lionel Garnier Le marché automobile patine, que faire des actions Peugeot et Renault ? Automobile : Peugeot et Renault baissent plus qu'un marché français déjà en net repli

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What is AnimeSydney? AnimeSydney is the combined efforts of all the anime clubs around the Sydney area, uniting to bring you, the anime fan, the latest and greatest in anime news, Japanese pop culture, socialising in Sydney and all things in-between. Who is AnimeSydney? AnimeSydney constitutes all the anime clubs in Sydney, and consists of a combination of all executive committee members in their respective clubs, as well as all supporting sponsors and every single member of AnimeSydney. Any person who enlists in any anime club under AnimeSydney is also a respective member of AnimeSydney. AnimeSydney works hard to give to their members with much entertainment and provide benefits from being a member. Each respective clubs collaborate with each other to make combined events in order to create social bonds between other anime clubs, and aims to become more than their own unique club. One of our main, and most notable event is the AnimeSydney Christmas Party which is actively involved by all of our members. If you would like to contact us to find out more about the group, our band or any of our events, feel free to email us at: info@animesydney.org

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Refereed Article Habitat connectivity, more than species’ biology, influences genetic differentiation in a habitat specialist, the short-eared rock-wallaby (Petrogale brachyotis) Citation: Potter S, Eldridge MDB, Cooper SJB, Paplinska JZ, Taggart DA . 2012. Habitat connectivity, more than species’ biology, influences genetic differentiation in a habitat specialist, the short-eared rock-wallaby (Petrogale brachyotis). Conservation Genetics. 13. (4): 937-952. DOI: Abstract: It is difficult to assess the relative influence of anthropogenic processes (e.g., habitat fragmentation) versus species’ biology on the level of genetic differentiation among populations when species are restricted in their distribution to fragmented habitats. This issue is particularly problematic for Australian rock-wallabies (Petrogale sp.), where most previous studies have examined threatened species in anthropogenically fragmented habitats. The short-eared rock-wallaby (Petrogale brachyotis) provides an opportunity to assess natural population structure and gene flow in relatively continuous habitat across north-western Australia. This region has reported widespread declines in small-to-medium sized mammals, making data regarding the influence of habitat connectivity on genetic diversity important for broad-scale management. Using non-invasive and standard methods, 12 microsatellite loci and mitochondrial DNA were compared to examine patterns of population structure and dispersal among populations of P. brachyotis in the Kimberley, Western Australia. Low genetic differentiation was detected between populations separated by up to 67 km. The inferred genetic connectivity of these populations suggests that in suitable habitat P. brachyotis can potentially disperse far greater distances than previously reported for rock-wallabies in more fragmented habitat. Like other Petrogale species male-biased dispersal was detected. These findings suggest that a complete understanding of population biology may not be achieved solely by the study of fragmented populations in disturbed environments and that management strategies may need to draw on studies of populations (or related species) in undisturbed areas of contiguous habitat. Last Updated: 6 July 2012 mammal, marsupial, genetics, conservation, Planning your visit

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Noche sin luna...sobre los adoquinesmis pasos lentos...

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JUST IN: Buhari to Nigerians: We’ll not betray your trust in us April 15, 2018 Olalekan Saliu Leave a comment “We will do our best to justify your trust in us, and that confidence won’t be abused,” President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians. The president spoke in London Sunday while receiving the Buhari Diaspora Support Organisation, led by Mr Charles Efe Sylvester. “I am happy that people like you are here, on your own, defending the country. You have shown courage and sacrifice. I assure you that your confidence in us won’t be abused, we will do our best to justify it,” President Buhari said. He noted that Nigeria was gifted with tremendous human and natural resources, but regretted that “failure of some of the leadership we had in the past led to our not being able to capitalise on resources to improve the lot of the people.” Saying wicked people plundered the country, “and kept Nigerians poor,” the president added that looking at the condition in which the current administration met the country, without savings and the economy badly vandalised, “we have not done too badly.” President Buhari said the damage done to the Nigerian economy in the years of plunder was massive, and that government was doing its best to recover some of the loot, but noted that it was impossible to identify and recover all. “If they had used 50% of the money we made, when oil prices went as high as $143 dollars per barrel, and stabilised at $100 dollars with production at 2.1 million barrels per day for many years, Nigerians would have minded their businesses. You could almost grow food on our roads, as they were abandoned. The stealing was so much, and they were so inept that they could not even cover the stealing properly. I wonder how all those things could have happened to our country,” the president said. He commended the Buhari Diaspora Support Organisation for deciding to identify with the country, “when you could have stayed here, and be comfortable.” READ ALSO: 2019: Power brokers against Buhari The coordinator of the organisation, Mr. Sylvester, said the group was happy with the achievements of the Buhari administration so far. He noted: “You met a difficult situation, but you have overcome most of them. We are happy with the agriculture revolution, the ease of doing business, the anti-corruption war, the employment of youths through the N-Power programme, and the blockage of leakages in the public sector through the Treasury Single Account (TSA). “We are proud of the speed with which you recovered the abducted Dapchi schoolgirls. It shows you as a worthy general. We are happy that you have declared for 2019. “Majority of Nigerians are happy, but agents of corruption and darkness are unhappy. The same God, who healed you when you were ill, will grant you victory in the 2019 elections. You are a General who does not fear combat, either with Generals or non-Generals. We declare our love and support for you. You are fixing the faulty foundations of our country and second term is when you will build the enduring structure.” Previous PostManchester City hammer Spurs, Salah scores 40th goalNext PostJUST IN: Chibok girls: Keep Nigerians abreast to avoid speculations, Saraki tells military

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You are here: Home / Archives for Jonas Bjorkman Jonas Bjorkman Mondays With Bob Greene: We might even choose to boycott the new tour Igor Kunitsyn beat Marat Safin 7-6 (6) 6-7 (4) 6-3 to win the ATP Kremlin Cup in Moscow, Russia David Nalbandian beat Robin Soderling 6-2 5-7 6-3 to win the Stockholm Open in Stockholm, Sweden Philipp Petzschner upset Gael Monfils 6-4 6-4 to win the Bank Austria Tennis Trophy in Vienna, Austria Jelena Jankovic won her third straight title, the Kremlin Cup, by beating Vera Zvonareva 6-2 6-4 in Moscow, Russia Goran Ivanisevic beat Henri Leconte 7-6 (0) 6-3 to win the BlackRock Tour of Champions event in Budapest, Hungary “This is a perfect ending for me to win the doubles title in Stockholm in my last match in Sweden, with my family and friends, old coaches, watching me. The only person who was missing today was my son, Max, who is back in Monte Carlo at school.” – Jonas Bjorkman, who is retiring this year. “I was hoping to win a couple of games and that’s it. I still don’t know how I was able to outplay Marat, but I guess it happens. I still don’t understand how I won.” – Igor Kunitsyn, who won the ATP Kremlin Cup by upsetting Marat Safin in the final. “It’s amazing to have beaten my first Top 10 player (Stanislas Wawrinka), my first semifinal straight away, my first final, my first title, and also playing in the doubles final. There were so many new and amazing things that happened to me this week.” – Philipp Petzschner, after winning the Bank Austria Tennis Trophy, a tournament in which he originally planned to play only doubles. “I’ve worked really hard in the last three weeks, winning three titles in a row. It’s not easy.” – Jelena Jankovic, after winning the Kremlin Cup. “It seems she had an answer for everything I tried.” – Vera Zvonareva, after losing to Jelena Jankovic in the Kremlin Cup final. “I played great all week, almost perfect every match here. I lost a set today but that’s part of the game.” – David Nalbandian, after winning the Stockholm Open. “I’m at a good moment in my career. I think this is the best I have played in three years. I’m excited about the indoor season because I don’t have any points to defend and I think I can do very well in the next three tournaments I play: Madrid, Lyon and Paris.” – Robin Soderling, who lost the Stockholm Open final. “If they (WTA) don’t listen to what we have to say we might even choose to boycott the new tour.” Dinara Safina, about the new rules for the women’s tour. “It would be great to have another duel with Federer. If I play him it means I will be number one at the end of the year because I will have reached the final. I can only meet him there.” – Rafael Nadal, about playing Roger Federer at the Madrid Masters. “I totally came here because I love winning. I have never won this title, but I just had a day where I could not control my game. She played well.” – Venus Williams, after her first-round loss to Flavia Pennetta at the Kremlin Cup. “Sydney is a happy hunting ground for me. Some good hard matches in Sydney will certainly help me in my preparation for the 2009 Australian Open.” – Leyton Hewitt, who has been recuperating from a hip operation, saying he will return to tennis at the Sydney tournament. “I am looking forward to renewing some great rivalries, particularly with Jim Courier, and getting my competitive juices flowing again at The Stanford Championships.” – Boris Becker, who will compete in a senior tournament in Dallas, Texas, this month. Dina Safina says the top players could boycott next year’s WTA Tour if their questions about the changes to the schedule are left unanswered. Under the new rules, the top players will have to play designated tournaments while lower-ranked players will be able to play any tournament they choose. Under the so-called Road Map 2010, there will be 20 Premiere tournaments with players committed to play in at least 10. Any player qualifying for the top four tournaments – Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid and Beijing – must play that event. The top-ranked players must also play in at least four of five other events – Canada, Dubai, Rome, Cincinnati and Tokyo. The WTA has committed to having at least seven of the world’s top 10 players at each of those events. When Germany’s Philipp Petzschner arrived in Vienna, he was planning on playing only in doubles. But he qualified for the main singles draw, then kept winning until he came away with the Bank Austria Tennis Trophy title. Petzschner, who have never made it past the quarterfinals in an ATP tournament before Vienna, beat top-seeded Stanislas Wawrinka, former world number one Carlos Moya and 2004 Bank Austria champion Feliciano Lopez before upsetting fourth-seeded Gael Monfils 6-4 6-4 in the title match. SITE SWITCH? Politicians in Sydney want to build a multi-million dollar tennis facility and take the Australian Open away from Melbourne. The Victorian capital has the rights to stage the year’s first Grand Slam tournament until 2016. According to news reports, the New South Wales state government, however, wants to build a tennis complex in Glebe, which is close to the Sydney city center, and try to get the Australian Open to move after its contract with Melbourne expires. STEADY WINNER She’s number one in the world and continuing her winning ways. Since reaching her first Grand Slam tournament final at the US Open, Jelena Jankovic has won three straight titles in as many weeks. It wasn’t easy, as Jankovic was down a set and a break before beating Vera Dushevina, then rallied from 3-1 down in both sets to beat Flavia Pennetta. In the semifinals, she lost the first set at love to defending champion Elena Dementieva before winning 0-6 6-1 6-0. She easily beat Vera Zvonareva in the final, 6-2 6-4. It has been three years since a woman has won three tournaments in three weeks, the last to achieve the feat being Nicole Vaidisova. SWEDE ENDING Sweden’s Jonas Bjorkman played the final singles match of his career at the Stockholm Open, losing to “lucky loser” Juan Monaco in the opening round. At Wimbledon in June, Bjorkman announced his retirement plans, saying “I feel it is time to begin the next chapter of my life.” Making his 16th appearance in Stockholm, where he has won the singles twice, Bjorkman went away a champion. He teamed with Kevin Ullyett to win the doubles, beating fellow Swedes Johan Brunstrom and Michael Ryderstedt 6-1 6-3. His victory in his 1,002nd career doubles match was his 700th match win and 53rd doubles title. He reached a career high singles ranking of number four in 1997, and in 2006 reached the semifinals at Wimbledon, losing to eventual champion Roger Federer. Juan Martin Del Potro of Argentina pulled out of his second-round match at the Vienna tournament with a toe injury. Del Potro, who won his first four ATP titles in a row in July and August, has been struggling with a broken nail on his right foot since the US Open. SACRE SUCRE The singles winners at the Australian Open in January will receive about USD $1.15 million each, based on current exchange rates. Tournament officials announced the prize money for the 2009 tournament winners will be increased 18 percent from this year’s event. The year’s first Grand Slam tournament, the Australian Open will offer total prize money of USD $15.6 million. The upcoming tournament will feature the prospect of Roger Federer winning his 14th major title to equal the record of Pete Sampras. Federer lost in the semifinals at Melbourne in 2008 to eventual winner Novak Djokovic. Federer then lost to Rafael Nadal in the finals of both Roland Garros and Wimbledon before winning the US Open. Maria Sharapova is the defending Australian Open women’s champion. SEEKING COURT REDRESS The German Tennis Federation is planning to return to court and appeal the ATP downgrading of the men’s tournament in Hamburg. In August, a jury in Wilmington, Delaware, sided with the ATP’s planned tournament restructuring, a move that moved the Hamburg clay court event from May to July and eliminated it as a key tune-up for Roland Garros. The German federation said on its web site that it aims to maintain the Hamburg tournament’s status and ask for unspecified damages. The federation did not specify which court would hear the appeal or when it would be filed. David Nalbandian is upset that the Davis Cup final will be played in Mar del Plata, Argentina, instead of his hometown of Cordoba. The Argentine Tennis Association wanted to play the final against Spain next month on a fast indoor court in Cordoba. But that site was not approved by the International Tennis Federation., which selected instead Mar del Plata. Both venues are smaller than the 12,000-seat capacity the ITF has said it wanted. But the ITF said its selection was made because there were “many factors to consider,” including the ability to expand seating at Mar del Plata. “It’s a very strange decision,” Nalbandian said. “The players and captain and the federation want to play in Cordoba. I don’t know why they chose the other place.” Three of the world’s top women – Jelena Jankovic, Maria Sharapova and Venus Williams – have agreed to play a new World Team Challenge in Hong Kong next year as a warm-up event for the Australian Open. The tournament will feature four teams representing Europe, Russia, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. Each team will consist of three players competing in singles and doubles. Jankovic will lead Team Europe, Williams the Americas, Sharapova Team Russia and Sania Mirza of India the Asia-Pacific squad. SYDNEY DATE Leyton Hewitt will make the Sydney International tournament in January his first tournament since undergoing hip surgery. Hewitt underwent the operation after the Beijing Olympics and says his recovery is going well. Once ranked number one in the world, Hewitt has won the Sydney title four times, most recently in 2005. SENIOR BORIS Three-time Wimbledon champion Boris Becker will make his Outback Champions Series debut at The Stanford Championships, to be played this month in Dallas, Texas. It will be the German’s first tournament in the United States since he competed in the Lipton Championships in Key Biscayne, Florida, in 1999. Others scheduled to play in the seniors event will be Jim Courier, Wayne Ferreira, Mikael Pernfors, Mark Philippoussis, Todd Martin, Aaron Krickstein and Jimmy Arias. SET FOR THE BAR Max Mirnyi is now ready for another court. The former world number one doubles player has received his diploma from Belarus State University, majoring in International Law with an emphasis on the international protection of children’s rights. The 31-year-old native of Minsk has been a UNICEF Goodwill ambassador and has taken part in the various national and international children’s programs in the framework of the ATP. He had been working on his law degree for the past five years. SONY ERICSSON CHAMPIONS Cara Black and Liezel Huber have clinched the top spot for 2008 in the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Doubles Rankings. The pair won eight doubles titles this year, including the US Open, the duo’s fourth career Grand Slam tournament title. It is the second straight season that Black and Huber will finish as the joint top-ranked players in doubles. The two are only the second doubles team to finish a season as joint top-ranked players, and only the fourth doubles pair to jointly hold the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour number one doubles ranking since its inception in 1984. Black is a native of Zimbabwe, while Huber was born in South Africa but has become a naturalized American citizen. SAFIN CONFUSED When Marat Safin won his 400th career match, he didn’t know it. Safin broke Noam Okum in the 10th game of the final set, earning a 7-6 (5) 3-6 6-4 first-round victory at the Kremlin Cup in Moscow. The ATP website, however, said Safin mistakenly thought it was 6-5 and went to his chair to towel off during what he thought was a changeover. Chair umpire Carlos Bernardes leaned over and informed Safin the match was over. Safin ran his career match win total to 402 before losing in the final to Igor Kunitsyn 7-6 (6) 6-7 (4) 6-3. STOPPED AT THE GATE The ATP is out to stop 15 professional gamblers from attending tournaments. Gerard Tsobanian, tournament director of the Madrid Masters, said the men’s tennis tour sent the tournament a list of names and credit card numbers of 15 bettors who they want excluded. The 15 were apparently found placing bets on site to exploit a 20-second delay in scores being received by bookmakers. Tsobanian said it was “a very international list” and that some of the gamblers had tried to get into tournaments by posing as journalists. SPECIAL DOUBLES Anna Kournikova will compete in special mixed doubles matches at The Stanford Championships in Dallas, Texas, later this month. The former top ten player who still appears on magazine covers, will join members of the 2008 Outback Champions Series tennis circuit on the campus of Southern Methodist University for the tournament. Two of the players from the men’s tournament along with another female player will play compete in the mixed doubles. SAD DAY Hank Jungle, who coached Tim Gullikson and Johan Kriek, among others, has died at his Fort Myers, Florida, home. Jungle, who retired after serving 20 years in the military, met Gullikson when he was in the Air Force and living in Dayton, Ohio. A native of New Orleans, Jungle played tennis at Tulane University. He had been tennis director at Cypress Lake Country Club in recent years and had given lessons the day before he died. SENIOR SURPRISE Swedes Anders Jarryd and Mikael Pernfors complete the eight-player field who will compete in the Cancer Treatment Centers of America Championships in Surprise, Arizona, next month. Others in the field include feisty fan favorite John McEnroe, Jim Courier, Jimmy Arias, Wayne Ferreira, Todd Martin and Mark Philippoussis. Surprise has signed a three-year agreement with the Outback Champions Series. Moscow (women): Cara Black and Liezel Huber beat Nadia Petrova and Katarina Srebotnik 6-4 6-4 Moscow (men): Sergiy Stakhovsky and Potito Starace beat Stephen Huss and Ross Hutchins 7-6 (4) 2-6 10-6 (match tiebreak) Stockholm: Jonas Bjorkman and Kevin Ullyet beat Johan Brunstrom and Michael Ryderstedt 6-1 6-3 Vienna: Max Mirnyi and Andy Ram beat Philipp Petzschner and Alexander Peya 6-1 7-5 Madrid: www.mutuamad-mastersmadrid.com Zurich: www.zurichopen.net Ortisei: www.itfvalgardena.com Budapest: www.tennisclassics.hu/ Linz: www.generali-ladies.at Luxembourg: www.fortis-championships.lu Seoul: www.kortennis.co.kr $2,450,000 Mutua Madrilena Masters Madrid, Madrid, Spain, hard $125,000 Tashkent, Uzbekistan $600,000 Zurich Open, Zurich, Switzerland $100,000 Internazionali Tennis Val Gardena, Ortisei, Italy, carpet $1,000,000 Davidoff Swiss Indoors, Basel, Switzerland, carpet $1,000,000 St. Petersburg Open, St. Petersburg, Russia, hard $800,000 Grand Prix de Tennis De Lyon, Lyon, France, carpet $125,000 Samsung Securities Cup Challenger, Seoul, Korea, hard $600,000 Generali Ladies Linz, Linz, Austria, hard $225,000 FORTIS Championships Luxembourg $100,000 Internationaux Feminins de la Vienne, Poitiers, France, hard $100,000 2008 OEC Taipei Ladies Open, Taipei, Taiwan, carpet Stanford Championships, Outback Champions, Dallas, Texas Filed Under: Lead Story, Mondays with Bob Greene Tagged With: Anders Jarryd, Anna Kournikova, Bank Austria Tennis Trophy, BlackRock Tour of Champions, Boris Becker, Cara Black, David Nalbandian, Dinara Safina, Gael Monfils, Goran Ivanisevic, Hank Jungle, Henri Leconte, Igor Kunitsyn, Jelena Jankovic, Jim Courier, Jimmy Arias, John McEnroe, Jonas Bjorkman, Juan Martin del Potro, Juan Monaco, Kremlin Cup, Liezel Huber, Lleyton Hewitt, Marat Safin, Maria Sharapova, Mark Philippoussis, Max Mirnyi, Mikael Pernfors, Nicole Vaidisova, Philipp Petzschner, Robin Soderlin, Sania Mirza, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Doubles Rankings, Stanislas Wawrinka, Stockholm Open, The Stanford Championships, Tim Gullikson, Todd Martin, Venus Williams, Vera Zvonareva, Wayne Ferreira, World Team Challenge Marat Safin Beats Defending Champion Nikolay Davydenko October 11, 2008 by Voo De Mar Born in Moscow but representating Germany, Mischa Zverev advanced to his first career ATP Tour semifinal (6th quarterfinal’s attempt) in dramatic fashion. Zverev was losing to Vicotr Troicki 1:5 in the third set but managed to win 6 consecutive games, attacking at the net almost at every opportunity. The German saved two match points with service winners at 1:5 and was 4 times two points away from defeat at 4:5 on Troicki’s serve. The other Moscow-born player Marat Safin ousted the defending champion Nikolay Davydenko 7-6(5) 4-6 6-4 after 2 hours 28 minutes. Davydenko was serving to win the first set at 6:5 and was two points away from taking the set in the tie-break. Decisive break in the third set came in the 5th game when Davydenko lost his serve despite 40-0 up. Top-seeded David Nalbandian and two-time Stockholm finalist Jarkko Nieminen have each won their matches against Spanish opponents, dropping just 5 games. Nieminen had very promising start of the year but since Australian Open hasn’t won 3 matches in a tournament. Mario Ancic withdrew prior to the match against Kei Nishikori due to acute bronchitis. Ancic has been health problems from the beginning of the week. Robin Soderling served 13 aces in straight sets victory over Rainer Schuettler. Former Vienna’s champion Feliciano Lopez disappointed local fans beating Jurgen Melzer 4-6 6-3 6-4. Lopez had only two break points in the match and converted both of them. Philipp Kohlschreiber playing his first tournament since US Open, advanced to the semifinal after easy win over Fernando Verdasco. Kohlschreiber during the week has dropped only 9 games (4 in the 1st round, 5 against Verdadco). Kohlschreiber’s countryman Petzschner reached first ATP semifinal after 6-4 6-2 over Carlos Moya in the late match. Moscow – Quarterfinals (7)Marat Safin (RUS) d. (1)Nikolay Davydenko (RUS) 7-6(5) 4-6 6-4 Michael Zverev (GER) d. Viktor Troicki (SRB) 6-4 3-6 7-5 – 2 M.P. Fabrice Santoro (FRA) d. (4)Paul-Henri Mathieu 6-3 2-0 ret. Igor Kunitsyn (RUS) d. Jeremy Chardy (FRA) 6-4 6-2 Stockholm – Quarterfinals (1)David Nalbandian (ARG) d. (7)Albert Montanes (ESP) 6-4 6-1 (3)Jarkko Nieminen (FIN) d. Oscar Hernandez 6-1 6-4 (4)Robin Soderling (SWE) d. (5)Rainer Schuettler (GER) 6-2 7-5 (WC)Kei Nishikori (JPN) d. (2)Mario Ancic (CRO) w/o Vienna – Quarterfinals (q)Philipp Petzschner (GER) d. Carlos Moya (ESP) 6-4 6-2 Feliciano Lopez (ESP) d. Jurgen Melzer (AUT) 4-6 6-3 6-4 Philipp Kohlschreiber (GER) d. (5)Fernando Verdasco (ESP) 6-2 6-3 (8)Gael Monfils (FRA) d. (2)Fernando Gonzalez (CHI) 6-3 7-6(2) Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: Agustin Calleri, ATP Tour News, Denis Istomin, Fernando Gonzalez, Florent Serra, Gilles Simon, Jonas Bjorkman, Juan Acasuso, Juan Martin del Potro, Juan Monaco, Marat Safin, Martin Fisher, Masters Cup, Matthias Bachinger, Michael Llodra, Nicolas Mahut, Nikolay Davydenko, Noam Okun, Santiago Giraldo, Stanislas Wawrinka, Stefan Koubek David Nalbandian Sails To The Next With Easy Win Over Pim-Pim October 9, 2008 by Voo De Mar Moscow champion from year 2005, Igor Andreev lost his second round match against Jeremy Chardy despite comfortable leading 6-3 5:2 (40-30). 21 year-old Frenchman has reached second quarterfinal this year. Also tight match won another Frenchman (Moscow champion 2002, last year’s finalist) Paul-Henri Mathieu who needed 2 hours 48 minutes to beat Dudi Sela 6-7(3) 7-5 7-6(0). The tournament has been dominated by the French and Russian players. Beside mentioned two players from France a place in the last eight booked their compatriot Fabrice Santoro and three players from Russia (Davydenko, Safin and Kunitsyn). Russian number 1 Nikolay Davydenko smashed Guilermo Garcia-Lopez in just 55 minutes and almost secured himself a spot in year-ending Masters Cup. David Nalbandian finished Pim-Pim’s comeback on ATP circuit with surprisingly easy win 6-3 6-2. The match was equaled till 3:3 in the first set with a little optical advantage of the Swede who had 30-0 on Nalbandian’s serve twice. Since the 7th game of the first set Nalbandian overwhelmed his opponent breaking his huge serve three times. Two Spaniards, clay-court specialists, Albert Montanes and Oscar Hernandez have reached indoor’s quarterfinal for the first time in career. They both lost easily first set to win without bigger problems two another sets. One of the promising stars, 18 year-old Kei Nishikori of Japan, was two points away from losing his match against veteran Dominik Hrbaty at 4:5 in the third set. In the previous game the Japanese had triple break point. “I just concentrated on keeping my serve,” Nishikori said. “I’m glad that I did not go down after failing to break his serve from 0-40. The next game was difficult.” Hrbaty, former no. 12 in the world (now rank. 396) hasn’t reached an ATP quarterfinal from one and a half year. Ernests Gulbis proved once again that has big potential to play on a very high level but has problems with concentration in the most important moments as well. Young Latvian wasted 5 match poins in the tie-break (6:4, 7:6, 9:8, 11:10) of the second set against Fernando Gonzalez. Gulbis has already lost four matches this year being one or two points away from vicotry (against Davydenko, Nalbandian, Acasuso and Gonzalez). Juan Martin del Potro withdrew from the match against Philipp Kohlschreiber. It wasn’t a surprising decision in view of Del Potro’s previous tough match which was preceded by long flight from Tokyo where Del Potro had played a final last Sunday. Tired Argentinian has officially withdrew due to injury of his right big toe. Moscow – Second Round (1)Nikolay Davydenko (RUS) vs Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (ESP) 6-1 6-1 (7)Marat Safin (RUS) d. Julien Benneteau (FRA) 6-4 0-6 6-2 Michael Zverev (GER) d. Teimuraz Gabashvili (RUS) 6-2 2-6 6-1 Viktor Troicki (SRB) vs (8)Janko Tipsarevic (SRB) 6-3 6-4 Fabrice Santoro (FRA) d. (q)Denis Istomin (UZB) 6-2 6-4 (4)Paul-Henri Mathieu (FRA) d. Dudi Sela (ISR) 6-7(3) 7-5 7-6(0) Igor Kunitsyn (RUS) d. Robby Ginepri (USA) 6-4 6-3 Jeremy Chardy (FRA) d. (2)Igor Andreev (RUS) 3-6 7-5 6-4 – 1 M.P. Stockholm – Second Round (1)David Nalbandian (ARG) d. (WC)Joachim Johansson (SWE) 6-3 6-2 (7)Albert Montanes (ESP) d. (q)George Bastl (SUI) 1-6 6-3 6-2 (3)Jarkko Nieminen (FIN) d. Arnaud Clement (FRA) 6-4 6-7(5) 6-2 Oscar Hernandez (ESP) d. (6)Jose Acasuso (ARG) 2-6 6-3 6-4 (5)Rainer Schuettler (GER) d. Nicolas Lapentti (ECU) 7-6(6) 6-3 (4)Robin Soderling (SWE) d. (LL)Juan Monaco (ARG) 6-3 6-3 (WC)Kei Nishikori (JPN) d. Dominik Hrbaty (SVK) 6-1 1-6 7-5 (2)Mario Ancic (CRO) d. Steve Darcis (BEL) 7-6(4) 6-4 Vienna – Second Round (q)Philipp Petzschner (GER) d. (q)Jan Hernych (CZE) 6-3 6-4 Carlos Moya (ESP) d. Eduardo Schwank (ARG) 6-2 6-3 Jurgen Melzer (AUT) d. Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP) 7-6(4) 6-3 Feliciano Lopez (ESP) d. (LL)Santiago Giraldo (COL) 7-6(5) 6-3 (5)Fernando Verdasco (ESP) d. Guillermo Canas (ARG) 6-1 6-2 Philipp Kohlschreiber (GER) d. (3)Juan Martin del Potro (ARG) w/o (8)Gael Monfils (FRA) d. Radek Stepanek (CZE) 6-4 6-3 (2)Fernando Gonzalez (CHI) d. Ernests Gulbis (LAT) 4-6 7-6(11) 6-1 – 5 M.P. [Editor’s note: For those of you who have Facebook, please join our group by clicking here] Filed Under: Archives, Lead Story Tagged With: Agustin Calleri, ATP Tour News, Denis Istomin, Fernando Gonzalez, Florent Serra, Gilles Simon, Joachim "Pim-Pim" Johansson, Jonas Bjorkman, Juan Acasuso, Juan Martin del Potro, Juan Monaco, Marat Safin, Martin Fisher, Masters Cup, Matthias Bachinger, Michael Llodra, Nicolas Mahut, Nikolay Davydenko, Noam Okun, Santiago Giraldo, Stanislas Wawrinka, Stefan Koubek, Wimbledon Tennis As Usual: Hey Marat, You Won the Match October 9, 2008 by Ricky Dimon Marat Safin stole the show in Moscow, where most of the tennis action is taking place this week since both men and women are competing at the Kremlin Cup. As usual, Safin made headlines for something other than his play. After securing a break with opponent Noam Okun serving to stay in the match at 4-5 in the third set, Safin walked over to his chair thinking it was time for just another changeover. Little did Safin know that the match was over. Umpire Carlos Bernardes kindly informed the Russian that he had won and Safin finally walked up to the net to exchange both a handshake and a laugh with Okun. Also advancing in Moscow on Tuesday were No. 1 seed Nikolay Davydenko, Robby Ginepri, and Serbs Janko Tipsarevic and Viktor Troicki. Flavia Pennetta made the most noise on the women’s side with a 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 upset of Venus Williams. The crowd, however, had to be more enthusiastic about a host of Russians making it to the second round. Russian winners included Svetlana Kuznetsova, Vera Zvonareva, and Daniela Hantuchova. Seeds also tumbled at the Bank Austria Tennis Trophy in Vienna, where No. 1 seed Stanislas Wawrinka fell to Philipp Petzschner in a third-set tiebreaker and No. 7 Gilles Simon bowed out to Eduardo Schwank, also in three sets. Fellow Masters Cup hopeful Fernando Gonzalez, on the other hand, survived Simone Bolelli after dropping the first set. On the ATP Tour, however, the day really belonged to long-lost Joachim Johansson. The big-serving Swede, who had not played competitively in exactly one year, came out of retirement this week to take part in the Stockholm Open and he thrilled the crowd by winning his first match on Tuesday night over Nicolas Mahut. “Pim-Pim” fired 20 aces in just two sets en route to a 7-5, 7-6(5) victory. In round two Johansson will face top-seeded David Nalbandian, a 6-1, 6-1 winner over Bobby Reynolds. Other seeded players who safely moved through were No. 2 Mario Ancic, No. 5 Rainer Schuettler, and No. 6 Jose Acasuso. Jonas Bjorkman, who is retiring at the end of 2008, was not as fortunate as his countryman Johansson. The veteran lost his first-round match to Juan Monaco in straight sets. Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: ATP Tour News, Carlos Bernades, Daniela Hantuchova, David Nalbandian, Eduardo Schwank, Fernando Gonzalez, Flavia Penetta, Gilles Simon, Janko Tipsarevic, Joachim Johansson, Jonas Bjorkman, Juan Monaco, Kremlin Cup, Marat Safin, Mario Ancic, Nikolay Davydenko, Noam Okun, Philipp Petzschner, Robby Ginepri, Russia, Simone Bolelli, Stanislas Wawrinka, Svetlana Kuznetsova, Venus Williams, Vera Zvonareva, Viktor Troicki Marat Safin Notches 400th Win Marat Safin has notched 400th win in professional career beating 7-6(5) 3-6 6-4 Noam Okun of Israel. Safin places on 8th position among active players who have won the most matches in ATP Tour. Safin ended the match in bizarre fashion thinking that broke Okun’s serve to lead 6:5 in the third. He had gone to his chair before realised that won the match. Nikolay Davydenko has extended the number of consecutive wins in Moscow to 11, after a routine win (6-1 7-5) over Florent Serra. Two-time defending champion Davydenko lost only one set in those 11 matches (against Safin two years ago in the final). The biggest surprise of the first round was made by Uzbek Denis Istomin overcoming 7-6(2) 6-3 Mickael Llodra. It was Istomin’s first ATP win since Australian Open. Apart from Aussie Open, Istomin had won earlier matches only on lower levels and in Davis Cup. The first round produced mixing emotions for the home crowd. After 17 years on the Tour the last singles match in professional career played Jonas Bjorkman. The Swede who debuted in Stockholm in 1992, lost in straight sets (2-6 4-6) to “lucky loser” Juan Monaco.”I felt I could have played a lot better than I did because I was playing well during practice during the last weeks.” said Bjorkman who will play in doubles till the end of the regular season. On the other hand fellow Swede – Joachim “Pim-Pim” Johansson dignified with a win his comeback to ATP circuit after 12 months’ break. Johansson beat Nicolas Mahut 7-5 7-6(5) serving 20 aces at 75% of 1st serves in. “I didn’t feel anything on my shoulder” said 26 year-old Pim-Pim who officialy retired from professional sport at the beginning of 2008. Juan Acasuso has won for the second time in 2008 a match from extremely difficult position. The Argentinian who beat Gulbis in Toronto being 1:5 in the deciding set, this time overcome a qualifier from Germany – Matthias Bachinger 7-6(5) 3-6 7-6(4) despite match point down at 2:5 in the third set. In contrary to Joachim Johansson, Stefan Koubek hadn’t a promising comeback to ATP after 6 months injury-break. The Austrian lost 1-6 2-6 to 10 years younger “lucky loser” Santiago Giraldo. It was Giraldo’s first ATP match at the European indoor. After the match Koubek said he wants to play as many matches as possible to the end of the season and rebuild his form on the practice sessions in off-season in December. Feliciano Lopez has won first ATP match after losing 6 in a row, beating in two tie-breaks Agustin Calleri. Stanislas Wawrinka and Gilles Simon, Masters Cup contenders, have cutted down chances to qualify to Shanghai. Both players lost in the first round 6-7(5) in the third set (Wawrinka lost to qualifier Petzschner, Simon to Schwank). Their stumble creates Shanghai hopes for Fernando Gonzalez. The Chilean, 11th in the ATP Race revenged Simone Bolelli for bitter Wimbledon’s loss beating the Italian 4-6 7-6(2) 6-2. They have met each other 4 times and 9 out of 13 sets have finished in the tie-breaks (Gonzalez leads 3-1 in Head to head; Bolelli leads 5-4 in the tie-breaks). The revelation of the last couple of months – Juan Martin del Potro was struggling in two tie-break sets with unkown Austrian “wild card” Martin Fisher (No. 219). Del Potro saved set point in the first set tie-break (at 6:7) and was two points away from losing the second tie-break when Fisher was serving at 5:4. It was first indoor match for the Argentinian this year. Moscow – First round (1)Nikolay Davydenko (RUS) d. Florent Serra (FRA) 6-1 7-5 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (ESP) d. Nicolas Devilder (FRA) 6-2 6-4 Julien Benneteau (FRA) d. (q)Harel Levy (ISR) 6-4 6-3 (7)Marat Safin (RUS) d. (q)Noam Okun (ISR) 7-6(5) 3-6 6-4 Teimuraz Gabashvili (RUS) d. (3)Mikhail Youzhny (RUS) 7-5 4-6 7-6(1) Michael Zverev (GER) d. Denis Gremelmayr (GER) 6-3 7-6(7) Viktor Troicki (SRB) d. (WC)Evgeny Donskoy (RUS) 6-1 6-3 (8)Janko Tipsarevic (SRB) d. (WC)Alexandre Koudriavtsev (RUS) 4-6 6-3 7-6(6) (q)Denis Istomin (UZB) d. (6)Michael Llodra (FRA) 7-6(2) 6-3 Fabrice Santoro (FRA) d. (WC)Yuri Schukin (KAZ) 4-6 7-6(2) 6-4 Dudi Sela (ISR) d. Victor Hanescu (ROU) 6-3 3-6 6-2 (4)Paul-Henri Mathieu (FRA) d. Sergey Stakhovsky (UKR) 6-3 6-2 Igor Kunitsyn (RUS) d. (LL)Mikhail Kukushkin (KAZ) 6-1 4-6 6-1 Robby Ginepri (USA) d. (q)Jiri Vanek (CZE) 6-3 6-4 Jeremy Chardy (FRA) d. Potito Starace (ITA) 3-6 6-1 6-4 (2)Igor Andreev (RUS) d. Yen-Hsun Lu (TPE) 2-0 ret. Stockholm – First round (1)David Nalbandian (ARG) d. Bobby Reynolds (USA) 6-1 6-1 (WC)Joachim Johansson (SWE) d. Nicolas Mahut (FRA) 7-5 7-6(5) (q)George Bastl (SUI) d. (q)Frederik Nielsen (DEN) 7-6(6) 3-6 7-6(4) (7)Albert Montanes (ESP) d. Thomas Johansson (SWE) 6-3 4-6 6-3 (3)Jarkko Nieminen (FIN) d. Thomaz Bellucci (BRA) 6-7(5) 6-3 7-5 Arnaud Clement (FRA) d. (q)Bjorn Rehnquist (SWE) 6-2 6-1 Oscar Hernandez (ESP) d. Ivo Minar (CZE) 6-4 6-3 (6)Jose Acasuso (ARG) d. (q)Matthias Bachinger (GER) 7-6(5) 3-6 7-6(4) – saved 1 M.P. (5)Rainer Schuettler (GER) d. Chris Guccione (AUS) 6-0 6-3 Nicolas Lapentti (ECU) d. Ivan Navarro-Pastor (ESP) 3-6 7-6(7) 7-5 (LL)Juan Monaco (ARG) d. (WC)Jonas Bjorkman (SWE) 6-2 6-4 (4)Robin Soderling (SWE) d. Benjamin Becker (GER) 7-5 6-3 (WC)Kei Nishikori (JPN) d. (8)Marcel Granollers (ESP) 2-6 6-4 6-2 Dominik Hrbaty (SVK) d. Pablo Andujar (ESP) 6-2 6-1 Steve Darcis (BEL) vs Christophe Rochus (BEL) 2-6 6-3 6-3 (2)Mario Ancic (CRO) d. Olivier Rochus (BEL) 7-6(6) 6-2 Vienna – First Round (q)Philipp Petzschner (GER) d. (1)Stanislas Wawrinka (SUI) 6-7(5) 6-2 7-6(5) (q)Jan Hernych (CZE) d. Roko Karanusic (CRO) 4-6 6-4 7-6(5) Carlos Moya (ESP) d. Michael Berrer (GER) 7-6(5) 7-6(6) Eduardo Schwank (ARG) d. (7)Gilles Simon (FRA) 4-6 7-5 7-6(5) Juan Carlos Ferrero (ESP) d. (4)Ivo Karlovic (CRO) 6-4 7-6(4) Jurgen Melzer (AUT) d. Ivan Ljubicic (CRO) 7-6(3) 6-3 Feliciano Lopez (ESP) d. Agustin Calleri (ARG) 7-6(2) 7-6(4) (LL)Santiago Giraldo (COL) d. (WC)Stefan Koubek (AUT) 6-1 6-2 (5)Fernando Verdasco (ESP) d. (q)Victor Crivoi (ROU) 6-4 6-4 Guillermo Canas (ARG) d. Andreas Seppi (ITA) 7-6(2) 6-3 Philipp Kohlschreiber (GER) d. Marc Gicquel (FRA) 6-2 6-2 (3)Juan Martin del Potro (ARG) vs (WC)Martin Fischer (AUT) 7-6(7) 7-6(5) (8)Gael Monfils (FRA) vs (WC)Alexander Peya (AUT) 3-6 6-1 6-3 Radek Stepanek (CZE) d. (q)Pavel Snobel (CZE) 6-4 6-2 Ernests Gulbis (LAT) d. Filippo Volandri (ITA) 6-2 6-3 (2)Fernando Gonzalez (CHI) vs Simone Bolelli (ITA) 4-6 7-6(2) 6-2 Lived up to the hype! July 8, 2008 by Bill Mountford Sports Illustrated’s Jon Wertheim previewed the Rafael Nadal vs. Roger Federer Wimbledon final by suggesting that it was the most anticipated championship final in the history of our sport. High praise indeed, but when does the competition outdistance the hype in this day and age? Practically never is when. Sunday’s match was simply astonishing. Two absolute giants of our great game did battle for nearly five hours on the world’s most important court. As John McEnroe of NBC Sports likened it to his 1980 final against Bjorn Borg, he acknowledged that there were, truly, no losers in this match. No less an authority than Bud Collins called it the “best Wimbledon final ever.” When McEnroe interviewed Roger Federer as he walked off the court, it was incredibly poignant. They now share a bond, as both lost epic “Greatest Match of All Time” encounters on Wimbledon’s centre court. Federer started to lose his composure and McEnroe offered a hug. It would have been appropriate for Mac to have consoled Federer by telling him that more people have patted him on the back for his efforts in losing the 1980 final then for his three wins at the Big W. A few weeks ago, Bill Simmons, a writer for ESPN Magazine, took some snarky shots at the sport of tennis. In fact, his article- which was, by the way, abruptly removed from ESPN.com- was based on the premise that if he was offered the promise of the greatest match ever in the Wimbledon final, then he would still not choose to watch it. I admire Simmons, and as a die-hard Boston sports fan, I always appreciate his (warped) perspective. After reading his article, I actually felt defensive for a little while. I thought: What the hell is he talking about!?!? Thankfully, I am confident that if Simmons tuned into “Breakfast at Wimbledon” for Rafa and Roger, then his perspective would be considerably different. Simmons offered some idiotic “solutions” to what ails our sport. I presume that these were written in jest, because they were pretty lazy ideas. In giving “The Sports Guy” more benefit of doubt, he has purposely written reverse jinx pieces before (such as, the Celtics cannot win this year) that have proved to be good luck for his hometown teams. Maybe that was his true intention. If so, then we all owe him a big Thank You. Venus Williams did not lose a set in singles or doubles during the 2008 Championships. Serena did not look happy (big surprise!) after losing in the final. Expect her to dominate at Flushing Meadows in a few weeks. Congratulations to Canada’s Daniel Nestor for re-gaining the world’s #1 ranking in doubles and completing the career grand slam in doubles. Not bad for a 35 year old! Farewell to Jonas Bjorkman. Saturday marked his final Wimbledon appearance in The Championships. Of course, guys are already “queuing up” to play in the senior invitational doubles with him next year. The Bryan Brothers faced off against one another in the mixed doubles final. Reportedly, they evenly split all of their prize money and endorsements. I am guessing that would have been a pretty relaxed final round encounter. Bob and Sammy Stosur straight-setted Mike and Katarina Srebotnik over on Court One while Federer and Nadal were playing their fifth set on Centre Court. A few final thoughts on The Championships… Thank heavens that there will be a retractable roof on the Centre Court beginning next year. The delayed start to the gentlemen’s singles final, and the two subsequent rain delays, would have been avoidable. This adversely affects several million world-wide fans. In the end, the sport loses when viewers tune out. I wish that Wimbledon had made- and then acted on- this decision thirty years ago, but it is a sign of progress. One example of where there has been NO PROGRESS is the middle Sunday of The Championships, the tournament’s traditional “day of rest.” Like millions of tennis fanatics all over the world, an ideal Sunday for me is a good breakfast, hit some balls and maybe even play a few sets, and then watch tennis for the rest of the day. The AELTC sacrifices tens of millions of pounds (double that figure in US dollars!) in sponsorship revenue and international TV licensing fees by refusing play on that prime weekend slot. By 2008 standards, it is outrageous, arrogant, and archaic. It is also hypocritical, because the men’s final has been played on a Sunday for a quarter century. They were lucky that the weather was uncharacteristically pleasant during the first week of the tournament. Relying on luck each year is foolish though. The Russian women made another huge splash, with 6 of the final 16 players hailing from Russia. There were 17 Russian ladies in main draw of the singles. That is impressive. It is not unprecedented, however, and- in fact- pales in comparison to some years where the Americans reigned supreme. In 1984, 64(!!!!) of the 128 singles players were American men. The Yanks had the champion, the runner-up, two semi-finalists, four quarterfinalists, and 11 who reached the round of 16. As American Frank Sinatra used to sing… it was a very good year. Does everybody still think that Roger Federer will annihilate Pete Sampras’ all-time records? It says here that he might get to 14 majors, but this is not a mortal lock. The sport has changed before his very eyes. He will need some luck (a Nadal injury, or a Novak Djokovic disappearance in the autumn) to finish as the year-end #1. The expectation that this would be Federer’s fifth straight year at the top is fading, and he would still be one year shy of what Pete Sampras accomplished. In Pete Sampras’ new book A Champion’s Mind, he lists (in no particular order) himself, Rod Laver, Bjorn Borg, Roger Federer, and Ivan Lendl as the top-five players of the Open era. After his Wimbledon victory, I would place Rafael Nadal among John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Andre Agassi and (probably) Mats Wilander in the next tier (with apologies to Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg, John Newcombe, Gustavo Kuerten, and Jim Courier). Speaking of Pistol Pete, it took him a little while to “solve” grass court tennis. In fact, a surprising number (17) of different players registered wins over the once-and-still GOAT. Our Editor in Chief, Manfred Wenas, has a little swag for the first reader to submit the complete list of players that owned a piece of Sampras’ scalp on grass. World Team Tennis began its 33rd professional season in the US over the weekend. Go to www.wtt.com for information about players, upcoming matches, standings, etc. It is a great opportunity to watch past, present, and future Wimbledon champions. It is also the only competition in tennis that prioritizes doubles and team-play over singles. Venus and Serena Williams are shattering the myth that good doubles teams would beat great singles players who pair up together. They won their 7th major doubles title together, and it would be safe to assume that they do not practice the nuances of doubles too frequently. At the beginning of Rafael Nadal’s ascent up the rankings, I asked Wayne Bryan (whose sons Bob and Mike were ranked #1 in the world at the time) who would win a match between his boys and Federer-Nadal. He hedged his bets, but thought that his boys would pull through. He did suggest, however, that if Federer were to play with Lleyton Hewitt, who had more doubles success at that stage, then he thinks the result would be reversed. So, I will pose these questions to our readers, who would win the follow mythical doubles matches? 1) Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer vs. Bob and Mike Bryan 2) Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi vs. Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde 3) Boris Becker and Stefan Edberg vs. Ken Flach and Robert Seguso 4) John McEnroe and Peter Fleming vs. John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl (yes, you read that correctly) 5) Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors vs. Bob Lutz and Stan Smith Tennis Week in Newport is always one of my favorite times of the year. This year’s class of inductees is highlighted by Michael Chang, and supported by contributors Mark McCormack and Eugene Scott. Visit www.TennisFame.com for a wealth of information about these new- and, in fact, all- hall of famers. When Gene Scott died suddenly in 2006, it was an awful loss for our sport. It also, naturally, affected hundreds (more like thousands, actually) of people personally. I had developed a great fondness for Gene Scott and treasured the time I got to spend with him. I believed that- for some unknown reason- he had taken a liking to me, and wished to help me along in my career. During the outpouring of grief, his dear friends at Tennis Week created a Web site (www.EugeneLScott.com) where people were urged to offer their tributes to the great man. Reading some of these tributes, a few years after his passing, left me feeling as sad as the day he died. Back then I wrote: Gene Scott was like the North Star. Speaking with him or reading his column… he’d always bring you to your senses. Nobody else had his vantage point, and he knew it. That never kept him from sharing though, and his generosity was unparalleled. His departure has already left a terrible void. Goddamn that he is gone. Lucky that he touched so many while he was around. I wish that Gene Scott had been enshrined into the International Tennis Hall of Fame a decade ago. His induction speech would have been brilliant. Hall of Famer John McEnroe will offer his testimonial and introduce Gene’s wife, Polly, who will accept on his behalf this weekend. Who else should be inducted into the Hall of Fame? I offer a dozen candidates who I believe ought to be bronzed: 1) Donald Dell. 2) Monica Seles. 3) Andre Agassi. 4) Gustavo Kuerten. 5) Jennifer Capriati. 6) Martina Hingis. 7) Nick Bollettieri. 8) Dennis Van Der Meer. 9) Michael Stich. 10) Yevgeny Kafelnikov. 11) Justine Henin. 12) Todd Woodbridge & Mark Woodforde. Of course I will be in America’s Resort City (Newport, Rhode Island) this week to watch the best little tournament in the world and then enjoying the induction ceremony of the latest inductees into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. If you are a fan of this great sport, you MUST make a pilgrimage to Newport. While at the Newport Casino, I will spend a lot of time rehashing points and moments and drama from the “greatest tennis match ever played” with old and new tennis friends. Congratulations Rafa! Congratulations Roger! Note by the Editor-in-Chief: The little swag for the first reader to submit the complete list of players that owned a piece of Sampras’ scalp on grass only goes for those who use the comment system down below on TennisGrandstand.com. Other submissions will not count. Filed Under: Archives, Lead Story Tagged With: A Champions Mind, Andre Agassi, Bill Simmons, Bjorn Borg, Bob Bryan, Bob Lutz, Boris Becker, Daniel NEstor, Dennis van der Meer, Donald Dell, Eugene Scott, Gustavo Kuerten, Ivan Lendl, Jennifer Capriati, Jim Courier, Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, John Newcombe, Jon Wertheim, Jonas Bjorkman, Justine Henin, Katarina Srebotnik, Ken Flach, Lleyton Hewitt, Mark McCormack, Mark Woodforde, Martina Hingis, Mats Wilander, Michael Stich, Mike Bryan, Monica Seles, NBC Sports, Nick Bollettieri, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal, Robert Seguso, Rod Laver, Roger Federer, Sammy Stosur, Serena Williams, Sports Illustrated, Stan Smith, Stefan Edberg, Todd Woodbridge, Venus Williams, Wayne Bryan, Yevgeny Kafelnikov Mondays With Bob Greene: The Second Week of Wimbledon July 7, 2008 by Bob Greene Men’s Singles: Rafael Nadal beat Roger Federer 6-4 6-4 6-7 (5) 6-7 (8) 9-7 Women’s Singles: Venus Williams beat Serena Williams 7-5 6-4 Men’s Doubles: Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic beat Jonas Bjorkman and Kevin Ullyett 7-6 (12) 6-7 (3) 6-3 6-3 Women’s Doubles: Venus and Serena Williams beat Lisa Raymond and Samantha Stosur 6-2 6-2 Mixed Doubles: Bob Bryan and Samantha Stosur beat Mike Bryan and Katarina Srebotnik 7-5 6-4 Boys Singles: Grigor Dimitrov beat Henri Kontinen 7-5 6-3 Girls Singles: Laura Robson beat Noppawan Lertcheewakarn 6-3 3-6 6-1 Boys Doubles: Hsieh Cheng-Peng and Yang Tsung-Hua beat Matt Reid and Bernard Tomic 6-4 2-6 12-10 Girls Doubles: Polona Hercoq and Jessica Moore beat Isabella Holland and Sally Peers 6-3 1-6 6-2 Ladies Invitational Doubles: Jana Novotna and Kathy Rinaldi beat Martina Navratilova and Helena Sukova 7-5 3-6 10-5 (match tiebreak) Gentlemen’s Invitational Doubles: Donald Johnson and Jared Palmer beat Jacco Eltingh and Paul Haarhuis, walkover Senior Gentlemen’s Doubles: Ken Flach and Robert Seguso beat Jeremy Bates and Anders Jarryd 7-6 (1) 6-7 (5) 10-7 (match tiebreak) Wheelchair Masters: Robin Ammerlaan and Ronald Vink beat Stephane Houdet and Nicolas Peifer 6-7 (6) 6-1 6-3 Ivan Navarro defeated Dick Norman 6-7 (4) 6-3 7-6 (10) to capture the 2008 Open Diputacion in Pozoblanco, Spain Luis Horna won the BSI Challenger Lugano, defeating Nicolas Devilder 7-6 (1) 6-1 in Lugano, Switzerland Fabio Fognini beat Diego Junqueira 6-3 6-1 to win the Sporting Challenger 08 in Turin, Italy Tathiana Garbin won the Cuneo 2008 ITF event in Cuneo, Italy, beating Sorana-Mihaela Cristea 6-3 6-1 “I am very, very happy. For me it is a dream to play on this court. I had a lot of chances to win, but he always fight unbelievable.” – Rafael Nadal, after beating five-time champion Roger Federer to win the men’s singles. “It’s tough, it’s tough, it hurts. Rafa really served well at the end. I missed so many opportunities. I paid the price in the end.” – Roger Federer. “My first job is big sister. I take that job very seriously.” – Venus Williams, talking about family ties after beating sister Serena in the Wimbledon final. “I’m so happy that at least one of us was able to win.” – Serena Williams, noting she and her sister Venus have won seven of the last nine Wimbledon women’s singles titles. “I’m definitely more in tune with my sister’s feelings because one of us has to win and one has to lose. Of course the celebration isn’t as exciting because my sister has just lost.” – Venus Williams. “They’re serving bombs.” – Svetlana Kuznetsova, referring to the big-serving games of both Williams sisters. “His forehand was ridiculous. He hits the ball so close to the line, so hard, that it was difficult to get any rhythm. I felt rushed on every point.” – Andy Murray, after losing to Rafael Nadal in the quarterfinals. “To beat Federer you need to be Nadal and run around like a rabbit and hit winners from all over the place.” – Marat Safin. “His forehand is incredible. The speed and spin is incredible, and the pop in his serve, there’s a life to it.” – John McEnroe, admitting he was stunned by the power of Rafael Nadal after he practiced with the Spaniard. “It’s not over ’til the blonde lady screams.” – Mary Carillo on Elena Dementieva’s shrieking during her semifinal loss to Venus Williams. “I was almost playing in the parking lot. I almost need a helicopter to go to my court.” – Jelena Jankovic, complaining about having to play on Court 18, where she lost. “My husband warms up with me every time. He’s a good hitting partner, but maybe he needs to practice the serve more and serve like Serena. Then next time I will return much better.” – Zheng Jie, after Serena Williams fired 14 aces in her semifinal victory over the Chinese player. “We have always aimed for singles gold, but Zheng Jie’s results have further bolstered our confidence in the Chinese tennis team.” – Xie Miqing, spokeswoman for the Chinese Tennis Federation, after Zheng reached the Wimbledon semifinals. “I thought I was going to be sick when I walked onto court because there were so many people watching. In the second set I went a bit mad but got it back together and managed to win.” – Laura Robson, who became the first British player since 1984 to win the Wimbledon junior girls’ singles. “It was my goal to make the Olympics this year, which is my last as a professional player. It will be my third participation after Atlanta and Athens and it’s my dream to end my career with an Olympic medal for Sweden.” – Jonas Bjorkman, after receiving an ITF Place in the Beijing Olympics tennis event. “He is a wonderful role model for our young Canadiens, and I am so proud of his remarkable accomplishment today. His victory is an exclamation point on a Hall of a Fame career.” – Michael S. Downey, president and chief executive of Tennis Canada, talking about Daniel Nestor. SPANISH KING When Rafael Nadal unleashed a final ferocious forehand to end an epic battle, he became the first person since Bjorn Borg in 1980 to sweep both Roland Garros and Wimbledon in the same year. His 6-4 6-4 6-7 (5) 6-7 (8) 9-7 victory also stopped Roger Federer’s bid for a record sixth straight Wimbledon men’s singles title. The defeat snapped Federer’s 40 straight match streak at the All England Club and a record 65-match streak on grass. Nadal became the first Spaniard to win Wimbledon since Manolo Santana in 1966, two years before the Open Era began. And at 4 hours, 48 minutes, it was the longest men’s final in Wimbledon’s history. SONG FOR ZHENG The biggest surprise at this year’s Wimbledon was China’s Zheng Jie. She became the first female wild-card entrant to reach the semifinals at the All England Club and joined Monica Seles as the second at any Grand Slam tournament. Zheng beat three ranked players, including top-seeded Ana Ivanovic, the reigning French Open champion. Nicole Vaidisova in the quarterfinals was the only player to take a set off Zheng, and the Chinese righthander retaliated by winning the third set 6-1. Zheng wasn’t a complete surprise as she was ranked number 27 in the world in singles before she injured her ankle in 2007 and underwent surgery, ending her season. She won the gold at the Asian Games in 2006, beating Sania Mirza, and teamed with Yan Zi to win the doubles at the Austalian Open and Wimbledon the same year, her doubles ranking being as high as number three in the world. SUN RISING IN EAST Could the tennis power axis be shifting to the East – the Far East, that is? China’s Zheng Jie shocked the tennis world by knocking off top-seeded Ana Ivanovic, No. 15 Agnes Szavay and No. 18 Nicole Vaidisova on her way to the semifinals. Tamarine Tanasugarn of Thailand eliminated the number two seed, Jelena Jankovic. Another Thai, Noppawan Lertcheewakarn, reached the Girls’ singles final, while Taiwan’s Hsieh Cheng-Peng and Yang Tsung-Hua captured the boys’ doubles title, winning the decisive third set 12-10. Japan’s Ai Sugiyama was a quarterfinalist in the mixed doubles. Earlier this year 18-year-old Kei Nishikori became the first Japanese man to win an ATP event in almost 16 years when he upset James Black in the final of Delray Beach, Florida. And the center of the tennis world next month will be the Beijing Olympics. SET FOR BEIJING Nicolas Massu of Chile will be able to defend his gold medals in singles and doubles now that he has been added to the field of the Beijing Olympics tennis event. The ITF awarded places in the field to 12 players – six men and six women – who did not meet the direct acceptance requirements. Massu won both the singles and doubles at the Athens Games four years ago. Other ITF Places in the men’s singles went to Kevin Anderson, South Africa; Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden; Kei Nishikori, Japan; Max Mirnyi, Belarus; and Sun Peng, China. Given ITF Places in the women’s singles were Maria Koryttseva, Ukraine; Chan Yung-Jan, Taiwan; Ayumi Morita, Japan; Nuria Llagostera-Vives, Spain; Alicia Molik, Australia; and Selima Sfar, Tunisia. SEE YOU IN BEIJING Eighteen of the top 20 men and seven of the top ten women are scheduled to play in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. For both men and women, this is the strongest field to compete in the Olympics since tennis returned as a full medal sport in Seoul, South Korea, in 1988. Out of the top players, the only ones deciding to stay home are Andy Roddick, Richard Gasquet and Anna Chakvetadze. Fernando Verdasco and Marion Bartoli are both ineligible to compete. The Olympic tennis event will be played from Sunday, August 10, through Sunday, August 17, at the new Olympic Tennis Center in Beijing. SUMMERTIME READING More than 40 of the top tennis players took part in the ITF’s official tennis Olympic book, “Journey to Beijing – Tennis.” The 140-page publication features a series of photographs of the game’s top names dressed as athletes from other summer or winter Olympic sports. The pictures are accompanied by interviews with the players. The pictures were taken in Barcelona, Beijing, Dubai, Indian Wells, Los Angeles, Miami, Melbourne, Moscow, the Netherlands, Palm Beach, Santiago, Shanghai and Tel Aviv. Check out Serena Williams as an ice skater. SURE ABOUT RETIRING? Justine Henin hasn’t completely ruled out returning to tennis. The 26-year-old Belgian announced her retirement 10 days before the start of the French Open in May. At the time, she was ranked number one in the world. Henin, who is establishing a tennis academy in Belgium, said, “I can never say for sure that I’ll never be back because I hate to say never. But for me, and the people who know me, they know that when I do something, I do it 200 percent, and when I decide it’s over, it’s over and I go to the next step.” SANDRA’S BACK Austrian doubles player Sandra Klemenschits will return to the WTA Tour this month following her battle with abdominal cancer, the same illness that caused the death in April of her twin sister Daniela. Organizers of the Gastein Ladies awarded Klemenschits a wild card for their July 14-20 tournament in Bad Gastein, Austria. She will team up with Germany’s Marlene Weingaertner, who is making her comeback after a two-year retirement from competitive tennis. Sandra and Daniela Klemenschits played doubles on Austria’s Fed Cup team and won 23 titles on the ITF women’s circuit before both were diagnosed with a rare form of abdominal cancer. STRONG PARTNERS Jonas Bjorkman was on the losing side in his final Wimbledon’s men’s doubles championship match. He and Kevin Ullyett lost to Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic in the Swede’s last appearance at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club before he retires at the end f the season. Bjorkman’s partners in his winning 51 doubles titles – including eight at Grand Slam events – include Todd Woodbridge, John McEnroe, Pat Rafter and Roger Federer. SETS RECORDS When Daniel Nestor teamed up with Nenad Zimonjic to win the Wimbledon men’s doubles championship, he became the first Canadian to win a title at the All England Club. Nestor also completed a career doubles Grand Slam, adding to championships he won with Mark Knowles at the Australian Open in 2002, the U.S. Open in 2004 and the French Open in 2007. And he became just the fourth men’s player in the Open Era to win all four Grand Slams and an Olympic gold medal, joining Andre Agassi, Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde. SISTERLY SUCCESS After facing each other in the women’s singles final, sisters Venus and Serena Williams teamed up to win their third Wimbledon women’s doubles championship and seventh Grand Slam doubles title, beating Lisa Raymond and Samantha Stosur 6-2 6-2. The sisters last won the doubles at Wimbledon in 2002, the first of two straight years in which Serena beat Venus in the singles final. This year, Venus beat Serena for her fifth Wimbledon singles crown. SINGLES WINNER When Laura Robson beat third-seeded Noppawan Lertcheewakarn 6-3 3-6 6-1, she became the first British player to win the Wimbledon girls singles since Annabel Croft in 1984. Because of the interest in the 14-year-old’s match, the girls’ singles final was played in the 11,000-seat No. 1 court. She is the youngest girls’ champion at Wimbledon since Martina Hingis won in 1994 at the age of 13. When she was handed the trophy by Ann Jones, one of the British women to have won the Wimbledon ladies’ singles, Robson said she hopes she will be granted a wild card into the main draw of next year’s Championships. Marcos Baghdatis has decided not play Davis Cup for Cyprus against Portugal later this month. Baghdatis, the 2006 Australian Open finalist, said he is pulling out of the upcoming Davis Cup tie because of other commitments, but said he was not be quitting the team indefinitely. The top-seeded brother team of Bob and Mike Bryan never lost serve during this year’s Wimbledon, yet they didn’t win the title. The American twins lost in the men’s doubles semifinals to the team of Jonas Bjorkman of Sweden and Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe 7-6 (3) 5-7 7-6 (5) 7-6 (9). Bob Bryan did win a Wimbledon title, teaming with Samantha Stosur to capture the mixed doubles. Mike Bryan was on the losing side of the net with Katarina Srebotnik. SEEING IT ON TV The battle between sisters Venus and Serena Williams drew the highest preliminary United States television ratings in three years for a Wimbledon women’s final. NBC said viewership was up 21 percent from last years’ meeting between Venus and Marion Bartoli and the best rating since 2005 when Venus beat Lindsay Davenport. Ricoh, a global leader in digital office solutions, has extended its role as the Official Office Solutions Provider of the ATP for three additional years. The company will also sponsor the official ATP MatchFacts, distributed after every ATP Tour match and sponsorship of Hawkeye graphics at a number of ATP Masters Series events in Europe. Cordoba: Johan Brunstrom and Jean-Julien Rojer beat James Cerretani and Dick Norman 6-4 6-3 Lugano: Ramirez Junaid and Philipp Marx beat Mariano Hood and Eduardo Schwank 7-6 (7) 4-6 10-7 (match tiebreak) Turin: Carlos Berlocq and Frederico Gil beat Tomas Cibulec and Jaroslav Levinsky 6-4 6-3 Cuneo: Maret Ani and Renata Voracova beat Olga Savchuk and Marina Shamayko 6-1 6-2 Newport: www.tennisfame.com Gstaad: www.swissopengstaad.com Palermo: www.countrytimeclub.it Budapest: www.gazdefrancegrandprix.com Stuttgart: www.mercedescup.de Bastad: www.tennisfame.com Istanbul: www.tedclub.org.tr Stanford: www.bankofthewestclassic.com Bad Gastein: www.generali-ladies.at Scheveningen: www.siemens-open.nl $860,000 Mercedes Cup, Stuttgart, Germany, clay $580,000 Allianz Suisse Open, Gstaad, Switzerland, clay $566,000 Campbell’s Hall of Fame Tennis Championships, Newport, Rhode Island, grass $480,000 Catella Swedish Open, Bastad, Sweden, clay $125,000 Bogota Challenger, Bogota, Colombia, clay $100,000 Siemens Open, Scheveningen, Netherlands, clay $175,000 Gaz de France Grand Prix, Budapest, Hungary, clay $145,000 Internazionali Femminili di Tennis di Palermo, Palermo, Italy, clay Hall of Fame Champions Cup, Newport, Rhode Island, grass $890,000 Austrian Open, Kitzbuhel, Austria, clay $525,000 Indianapolis Tennis Championships, Indianapolis, Indiana, hard $525,000 Dutch Open Tennis, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, clay $525,000 ATP Studena Croatia Open, Umag, Croatia, clay $600,000 Bank of the West Classic, Stanford, California, hard $175,000 Gastein Ladies, Bad Gastein, Austria, clay Turkcell Legends Cup, Istanbul, Turkey, hard (July 18-20) Americas Zone Group III: Aruba, Barbados, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Panama, Puerto Rico at Tegucigalpa, Honduras, hard Group IV: Bermuda, Costa Rica, Haiti, US Virgin Island at Honduras Europe/Africa Zone Group II Playoffs: Luxembourg vs. Finland at Hanko, Finland, clay; Hungary vs. Greece at Thessaloniki, Greece, clay Group II Second Round: Denmark vs. South Africa at Johannesburg, South Africa, hard; Algeria vs. Monaco at Monte Carlo, Monaco, clay Filed Under: Lead Story, Mondays with Bob Greene Tagged With: Anders Jarryd, Andy Murray, Bernard Tomic, Bob Bryan, Daniel NEstor, Dick Norman, Diego Junqueira, Donald Johnson, Elena Dementieva, Fabio Fognini, Grigor Dimitrov, Helena Sukova, Henri Kontinen, Hsieh Cheng-Peng, Isabella Holland, Ivan Navarro, Jacco Eltingh, Jana Novotna, Jared Palmer, Jelena Jankovic, Jeremy Bates, Jessica Moore, John McEnroe, Jonas Bjorkman, Justine Henin, Katarina Srebotnik, Kathy Rinaldi, Ken Flech, Kevin Ullyett, Laura Robson, Lisa Raymond, Luis Horna, Marat Safin, Marcos Baghdatis, Martina Navratilova, Mary Carillo, Matt Reid, Michael S. Downey, Mike Bryan, Nenad Zimonjic, Nicolas Devilder, Nicolas Peifer, Noppawan Lertcheewakarn, Paul Haarhuis, Polona Hercoq, Rafael Nadal, Robert Seguso, Robin Ammerlaan, Ronald Vink, Sally Peers, Samantha Stosur, Sandra Klemenschits, Serena Williams, Sorana-Mihaela Cristea, Stephane Houdet, Svetlana Kuznetsova, Tathiana Garbin, Venus Williams, Yang Tsung-Hua, Zheng Jie Mondays With Bob Greene: The First Week of Wimbledon June 30, 2008 by Bob Greene (Wimbledon first week) Zheng Jie beat top-seeded Ana Ivanovic 6-1 6-4 Marat Safin beat third-seeded Novak Djokovic 6-4 7-6 (3) 6-2 Alla Kudryavtseva beat third-seeded Maria Sharapova 6-2 6-4 Mario Ancic beat fifth-seeded David Ferrer 6-4 6-4 6-7 (5) 7-6 (3) Janko Tipsarevic beat sixth-seeded Andy Roddick 6-7 (5) 7-5 6-4 7-6 (4) Frank Dancevic beat seventh-seeded David Nalbandian 6-4 6-2 6-4 Ranier Schuettler beat ninth-seeded James Blake 6-3 6-7 (8) 4-6 6-4 6-4 Shahar Peer beat ninth-seeded Dinara Safina 7-5 6-7 (4) 8-6 “Sport isn’t the priority at the moment. … I think food would be.” – Cara Black, discussing her native country, Zimbabwe. “There’s only one winner in the tournament, and everyone else is disappointed. I’m one of them.” – Maria Sharapova, after her 6-2 6-4 second-round loss to Alla Kudryavtseva. “I don’t like her outfit. It was one of the motivations to beat her.” – Alla Kudryavtseva, on Sharapova’s tuxedo-style ensemble. “I just didn’t make anything happen out there. Zero, zero, zero.” – Andy Roddick, following his 6-7 (5) 7-5 6-4 7-6 (4) loss to Janko Tipsarevic. “This means the world to me. I’m just glad that I won and Serbia will have more representatives in the men’s singles draw.” – Janko Tipsarevic, following his upset win over Roddick. “Jocks win Wimbledon, and those are clearly two of the best athletes in the game. They can make the adjustments. They can play physical tennis. They can think on the move.” – Television analyst Mary Carillo, predicting Venus and Serena Williams will face each other in the Wimbledon final. “I felt like I was about 25, maybe 30 percent. In a first-, second-round match, it’s just not good enough. It’s not going to get better the more I play on it.” – Lindsay Davenport, who withdrew from Wimbledon hours before her second-round match because of a knee injury. “He’s trying to become number one in the world and he had a lot of pressure on him and I really didn’t have any pressure at all.” – Marat Safin, after beating third-seeded Novak Djokovic. “It was a bad day for me.” – Novak Djokovic. “Yeah, 127 is a good way to end it.” – Venus Williams, after hitting a 127-mph ace on match point in her third-round match. “At the end of ther match it was pretty tough because we both, I think, couldn’t see the ball anymore.” – Marat Safin, who completed his victory over Andreas Seppi in virtual darkness. “Maybe when you are my age you are happier as a tennis player than when you’re in the 20s. I’m happy right now even if I’m the oldest in the draw.” – Tamarine Tanasugarn, who at 31 is the oldest player in the Wimbledon women’s draw to reach the second week. “I look forward to the rest of my 2008 season, which hopefully will include the Olympic Games in Beijing. It would be the most incredible way to finish my career if I could win a medal for Sweden.” – Jonas Bjorkman, who will retire at the end of this year. “Tomorrow is the only day that I can think of. I never thought I could play this long. This is my 16th Wimbledon, and it’s been great. … But I just don’t want to just be here. I still need to play good.” – Ai Sugiyama, who is playing in a record 57th consecutive Grand Slam tournament. “I put so much pressure on myself for the (Olympic) goal that I was traveling for almost three months and I couldn’t find my game. Somehow in the last moment I qualified. I catch the last train.” – Dinara Safina, who was picked for the Russian Olympic tennis team after reaching the French Open final. “Among the targets of my comments was Anna Kournikova, not to mention a general disregard and disrespect toward women. They all deserve and have my deepest apologies. While I see how it could be implied by my remarks, I assure you that I have the utmost respect for women.” – Justin Gimelstob, apologizing for remarks he made on a radio chat show broadcast in the Washington, DC, area. “The ATP cannot condone any form of intolerance and Justin Gimelstob’s comments last week were unacceptable. However, Justin has done the right thing in taking full responsibility for his comments by apologizing publicly to Anna (Kournikova) for what he has rightly described as his disappointing and disrespectful comments.” – The ATP, in a statement. “I really don’t want to get into any of the off-court stuff. I’m just going to take the high road and not get into this discussion.” – Anna Kournikova. “We’re disappointed at Justin’s remarks, which are inappropriate and contrary to what our sport should stand for.” – The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour, in a statement. SIZZLING SERVE Venus Williams closed out her third-round victory over Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez with a record-breaking serve. The American ended a love game with a 127-mph delivery, the fastest recorded by a woman at Wimbledon. It was her 11th ace of the match, which she won 6-1 7-5. Williams also holds the WTA Tour record for fastest serve at 129 mph. SHUT YOUR MOUTH When Justin Gimbelstob was interviewed for a radio chat show in the Washington, DC, area, his comments sent shock waves throughout tennis. The former player and newly-elected ATP board member, later apologized to Anna Kounikova, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour chief Larry Scott, World Team Tennis co-founder Billie Jean King, the ATP and just about everyone else. In the interview, Gimbelstob called Kournikova a “bitch” and said he wanted to make her cry, called French players Tatiana Golovin and Alize Corent “sexpots,” and said Czech player Nicole Vaidisova was a “well-developed young lady.” Gimbelstob said there was “no excuse and I am extremely disappointed in myself. I take full responsibility for all the words that came out of my mouth, and while I can’t take them back, I hope my heartfelt remorse can begin to heal the woulds felt by many.” SEEING THE END? Former Wimbledon champion Lindsay Davenport has hinted strongly that this is her last year on the tour. The 32-year-old recently returned to the tour after giving birth to her child. She withdrew from her second-round match because of a knee injury, then told BBC Sport: “I would be surprised if I was back here playing. I am looking forward to the Olympics and playing the U.S. Open. After that there are not a lot of plans.” Davenport won the U.S. Open in 1998, Wimbledon in 1999, the Australian Open in 2000, and a gold medal at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996. SINO SHOCKER Because she missed most of 2007 with an ankle injury, China’s Zheng Jie saw her ranking slip from number 27 in the world to 133. So she wrote to the All England Club asking for a wild card since she had qualified for the French Open and reached the third round, had won the women’s doubles at Wimbledon in 2006 and that China was staging the Olympics this year. She got the wild card, and turned it into history when she upset the world’s top-ranked player, Ana Ivanovic, to advance to the fourth round. Four years ago at the French Open, Zheng became the first Chinese woman to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam tournament. Two years ago, China’s Li Na gained a quarterfinal berth at Wimbledon. SAFINA TO BEIJING French Open finalist Dinara Safina will play singles at the Beijing Olympics in August. The Russian Tennis Federation added Safina when Anna Chakvetadze decided to skip the Games. Also heading to Beijing are Maria Sharapova, Svetlana Kuznetsova and Elena Dementieva. En route to the final at Roland Garros, Safina beat Sharapova, Dementieva and Kuznetsova. Russian tennis chief Shamil Tarpishchev said the men’s team will be picked according to the rankings, meaning Nikolay Davydenko, Mikhail Youzhny, Dmitry Tursunov and Igor Andreev will play singles in Beijing. STILL GOING By playing at Wimbledon this year, Ai Sugiyama of Japan set a record for most consecutive Grand Slam main draw appearances by a man or woman. This is her 57th straight Grand Slam tournament, which she began with a victory over Belgian Yanina Wickmayer. Sugiyama, who turns 33 years old on July 5, said she has never had a serious injury, travels with a trainer and has a massage every day to prolong her career. Currently ranked number 38 in the world, Sugiyama started her unbroken stretch of majors at Wimbledon in 1994 before she had graduated from high school. South Africa’s Wayne Ferreira previously held the record at 56 straight. Two sisters and two brothers will be key players on the United States Olympic tennis team in Beijing. Serena and Venus Williams will lead the women’s squad, while Bob and Mike Bryan will be favored to win the men’s doubles. Others named to the nine-player squad include Lindsay Davenport, Liezel Huber, James Blake, Sam Querrey and Robby Ginepri. The Williams sisters will play both singles and doubles, while Davenport will play singles and team with Huber in doubles. Blake, Querrey and Ginepri will play singles and Blake and Querrey will join the Bryans in doubles. Zina Garrison will coach the women’s team, while the men’s coach is Rodney Harmon. Anna Chakvetadze’s recent bad form is the result of an armed robbery at her Moscow house late last year. While she escaped unharmed, Chakvetadze admits she is still suffering mental stress from the ordeal. Her father, Jamal, a wealthy Russian businessman, was badly beaten during the robbery. SCANDAL TALK? Nikolay Davydenko said he may have inadvertently become embroiled in a betting scandal by talking too loudly to his wife during a tournament in Poland last year. An online bookmaker, Betfair, voided all bets on a match between Davydenko and Argentina’s Martin Vassallo Arguello in Sopot, Poland, last August after the Russian retired in the third set, citing a foot injury. Davydenko said his wife was in the stands when he told her something like, “I don’t want to play or I can retire.” He feels someone may have overheard him and misunderstood what he meant. Denying any involvement in illegal betting, the 27-year-old Davydenko says he will be vindicated when the ongoing investigation is complete. SWEDE SUSPENDED The Swedish junior team indefinitely suspended a 15-year-old player after he and two others reportedly vandalized several clay courts in Bastad, site of the Swedish Open. According to a newspaper, the vandalism occurred during Midsummer celebrations in the Swedish seaside town. The other two players are former members of the junior team. None of them was named. SHIFTING SITE The Sony Ericsson WTA Tour event that has been played at Amelia Island Plantation, Florida, since 1980 may have a new home. Residents of Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, have received a notice that the Sawgrass Board of Governors has approved in principle a proposal from Octagon Enterprises to have Sawgrass play host to the tournament. The tournament has been known as the Bausch & Lomb Championships. STOPPED BY COPS Two rowdy fans were ejected from Wimbledon for unruly behavior during a match between Lleyton Hewitt and Albert Montanes. While police could not confirm if the two unidentified fans were detained, they did say six people were arrested at Wimbledon for various offenses, including the possession of pepper spray. STOPPED FROM VOTING Serena Williams says their Jehovah’s Witness religion will keep her and sister Venus from voting for Barack Obama or anyone else in this fall’s United States presidential election. “So I’m not going to necessarily go out and vote for him. I would if it wasn’t for my religion,” Serena said. STERN LETTER People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sent a letter to Tim Phillips, chairman of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, condemning the treatment of pigeons at Wimbledon. All England Club spokesman Johnny Perkins confirmed media reports that contract pest controllers had used marksmen to shoot at pigeons around the club. SECRET EXPOSED Those who live in the community of Wimbledon receive free parking permits that enable them and their guests access to streets and driveways during the tennis tournament’s fortnight at the All England Club. But it seems as if some of those permits are showing up on eBay for USD 120 dollars. And it seems as if some permit holders have been making copies of the originals since one resident offered for sale no fewer than 17 permits. SHARED SORROW The first round at Wimbledon wasn’t kind to seeded doubles teams. Among the men’s teams that lost were fourth-seeded Mahesh Bhupathi and Mark Knowles, fifth-seeded Simon Aspelin and Julian Knowle, and sixth-seeded Martin Damm and Pavel Vizner. Gone from the women’s doubles at the end of the first round were fourth-seeded Chan Yung-Jan and Chuang Chia-Jung, along with eighth-seeded Peng Shuai and Sun Tiantian. Wimbledon: www.Wimbledon.com The Championships, Wimbledon, Great Britain, grass $125,000 Cordoba Challenger, Pozoblanco, Spain, hard $100,000 Turin Challenger, Turin, Italy, clay $100,000 ITF Cuneo, Cuneo, Italy, clay $100,000 Scheveningen Challenger, Scheveningen, Netherlands, clay Filed Under: Lead Story, Mondays with Bob Greene Tagged With: Alla Kudrayavtseva, Ana Ivanovic, Andy Roddick, Cara Black, David Ferrer, David Nalbandian, Dinara Safina, Frank Dancevic, James Blake, Janko Tipsarevic, Jonas Bjorkman, Justin Gimelstob, Lindsay Davenport, Marat Safin, Maria Sharapova, Mario Ancic, Nikolay Davydenko, Nova Djokovic, Ranier Schuettler, Shahar Peer, Zhen Jie

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Gigabit-Internet an rund 70 Schulen im Landkreis verfügbar Landkreis Vorreiter in Sachen Glasfaserausbau Offizieller Projektabschluss mit stellvertretendem Ministerpräsident und Innenminister Thomas Strobl sowie Kultusministerin Susanne Eisenmann Schnelles Internet, leistungsstarke Netze, modernes Lernen – 67 Schulen im Landkreis in kommunaler als auch anderweitiger Trägerschaft wurden seit Ende 2018 bis jetzt im Sommer 2020 mit einem Gigabit-Anschluss ausgestattet. Die Weichen für den digitalen Wandel werden in den Schulen gestellt. Digitalisierung ist aber ohne Vernetzung und einen leistungsfähigen Zugang zum Internet nicht denkbar. Daher brauchen unsere Schulen schon heute eine gigabitfähige Anbindung an das Internet. „Der Landkreis hat zusammen mit den Kommunen das Fundament für digitale Bildung an den Schulen gelegt. Für die Schulen im Landkreis bedeuten die superschnellen Netzzugänge einen erheblichen Gewinn, denn die schnelleren Internetanschlüsse ermöglichen ein besseres digital unterstütztes Lernen“, freute sich Landrat Dr. Wolf-Rüdiger Michel beim offiziellen Projektabschluss in den Beruflichen Schulen in Rottweil. „„Nun gilt es, digitale Anwendungen zu entwickeln und konstruktive und interaktive Lernaktivitäten der Schüler zu unterstützen. Corona hat gezeigt, welch wichtige Bedeutung digitaler Unterricht bekommen kann. Unsere hohen Bandbreiten haben den Belastungstest durch Homeoffice und Homeschooling bestanden. Ich hoffe, dass nun alle Schulträger bzw. Schulen einen Gigabit-Vertrag mit einem Telekommunikationsanbieter abschließen“, so der Landrat weiter. Der Landkreis gilt als Vorreiter in Sachen Glasfaserausbau, sicher mit ein Grund, dass der stellvertretende Ministerpräsident und Innenminister Thomas Strobl sowie die Kultusministerin Dr. Susanne Eisenmann es sich nicht nehmen ließen, an der Feierstunde teilzunehmen. Im Auftrag des Bundes war Tim Brauckmüller, Geschäftsführer der atene KOM GmbH und verantwortlich für das Bundesförderprogramm Breitband zugegen. Mit Jürgen Lück, Konzernbevollmächtigter für die Region Südwest, ist die Deutsche Telekom hochrangig vertreten worden. Der stellvertretende Ministerpräsident und Innenminister Thomas Strobl: „Im Landkreis Rottweil machen wir es vor: Gemeinsam mit unseren Schulen zünden wir den Turbo des gigabitfähigen Internets. Aber auch im restlichen Land kommen wir bei der Anbindung an schnelles Internet ausgezeichnet voran. Schon jetzt konnten wir seit 2016 im Breitbandausbau mehr als 729 Millionen Euro in 2.260 Projekte bewilligen. Für 2020 legen wir mit einem Fördervolumen von 284 Millionen Euro in 349 Ausbauprojekten sogar noch eine Schippe drauf. Damit verdreifachen wir die Investitionen im Vergleich zum Vorjahreszeitraum und zeigen wieder einmal: Baden-Württemberg geht voran – Hand in Hand mit seinen Kommunen! Wir investieren damit nachhaltig sowohl in die Innovationskraft unsere Landes, als auch in die Chancen des 21. Jahrhunderts!“ „Für einen digital gestützten Unterricht benötigen wir auch eine entsprechende digitale Infrastruktur. Es ist wichtig, dass die Schulträger ihrer Verantwortung nachkommen und in den Gigabitanschluss an den Schulen investieren – das Engagement des Landkreis Rottweil ist in dieser Hinsicht vorbildlich“, sagt Kultusministerin Dr. Susanne Eisenmann. Sie ergänzt: „Die Bedeutung des digitalen Unterrichts wird weiter zunehmen. Leistungsstarkes Internet in den Schulen des Landes schafft für den Unterricht der Zukunft deshalb eine wichtige Voraussetzung“, sagt Kultusministerin Dr. Susanne Eisenmann. Tim Brauckmüller, Geschäftsführer der atene KOM GmbH: „Ich gratuliere dem Landkreis zur erfolgreichen Umsetzung des Breitbandprojektes und dem damit erreichten Meilenstein zu einer vollständigen Glasfasererschließung. Hervorheben möchte ich die Erschließung der Schulen, die bereits jetzt im Wesentlichen mit Glasfasern bis ins Gebäude (FttB) erfolgt. Hierdurch werden die Schulen in die Lage versetzt, die an sie gerichteten Herausforderungen, wie beispielsweise das Homeschooling in Zeiten der Pandemie, zu bewältigen.“ Jürgen Lück, Konzernbevollmächtigter der Telekom, erklärte: „Das Herz der Digitalisierung schlägt lokal – ein flächendeckender Zugang zu hohen Internetbandbreiten stellt dabei den kraftvollen Puls einer jeden Digitalisierung dar. Seit 2016 wurde in Kooperation zwischen dem Landkreis Rottweil und der Telekom ein nahezu flächendeckender Glasfaserausbau umgesetzt, der nun seinen Höhepunkt im Anschluss aller 69 Schulen des Landkreises an das Glasfasernetz findet. Digitalisierung in der Bildung bedeutet: Schulen benötigen schnellstmöglich leistungsfähige Glasfaserverbindungen, damit alle Schüler digitale Endgeräte nutzen können. Klar ist jedoch: Lehrer brauchen nicht nur breitbandige Anschlüsse in den Schulen, sondern auch Zugriff auf Lernplattformen und die Möglichkeit, Lerninhalte digital zu vermitteln. Hierzu ist eine entsprechende Ausstattung der Schulen mit Endgeräten und Software, digitalen Lehrplänen und laufende Qualifikationsmaßnahmen für die Lehrkräfte notwendig. Sehr gerne unterstützt die Telekom den Landkreis und im Besonderen die Schulen auf Ihrem weiteren Weg der Digitalisierung.“ „Das ist ein wichtiger Meilenstein für die weitere Digitalisierung unserer Schulen. Wir können damit das Lernen mit Gigabit weiter umsetzen“, so die beiden Schulleiter des BSZ Rottweil Ingo Lütjohann und Stefan Steinert übereinstimmend und demonstrierten wie interaktiv das Lernen sein kann. Rund 1,5 Mio. Euro investierten Kreis und Schulträger, um die Schulen mit einem superschnellem Internetanschluss auszustatten. Bund und Land haben diese Initiative mit insgesamt 70 % gefördert (Bund 50 %, Land 20 %). Mit dem Projektabschluss ‚Schulen ans Glasfaser‘ kann der Kreis seine schon jetzt sehr gute digitale Infrastruktur – bereits heute können mehr als 96 % aller Haushalte und Unternehmen mindestens 50 Mbit/s, 89 % mindestens 100 Mbit/s und 77 % mindestens 200 Mbit/s nutzen – hinsichtlich der Digitalisierung in der Bildung auf eine neue Ebene heben und mit Blick auf den Digitalpakt Schulen zukunftsfähige digitale Bildungsstrukturen nahezu übergangslos aufsetzen. Allein für die Kreisschulen können über den DigitalPakt Schule und weitere Förderprogramme rund 2,7 Mio. € in die weitere digitale Ausstattung der Schulen fließen. Die Anbindung der Schulen ans Netz der Zukunft hat die Telekom mit drei Baufirmen in sieben Ausbauclustern vollzogen. Baubeginn war Ende April 2019. Das Unternehmen hat insgesamt 25 Kilometer Glasfaserkabel dafür verlegt. Auf einer Länge von fast zehn Kilometern waren Tiefbaumaßnahmen notwendig. Insgesamt hat die Telekom die Schulen über 54 moderne Straßenverteiler (graue Kästen am Straßenrand) angebunden. Der Landkreis und die Deutsche Telekom konnten beim Ausbau der Schulen auf den bereits vollzogenen Netzausbau anknüpfen. Innerhalb von nur knapp 24 Monaten hat die Telekom bis Anfang 2018 kreisweit nahezu alle Haushalte und Unternehmen mit hohen Bandbreiten erschlossen. Damit gehört der Landkreis Rottweil zu den ersten Landkreisen in Baden-Württemberg, in dem fast allen Bürgerinnen und Bürgern sowie den ansässigen Unternehmen kreisweit ein schnelles Datennetz zur Verfügung steht und in dem alle Schulen an Highspeed-Internet angebunden sind. Der Landkreis Rottweil betreibt den Ausbau von schnellem Internet entschlossen weiter. Bund (27 Mio. €) und Land (21,6 Mio. €) stellen weitere Fördermittel von 48,6 Mio. € (Investitionsvolumen insgesamt rund 54,1 Mio. €) für die Breitbandversorgung von unterversorgten Gebieten, das sind Gebiete mit bislang weniger als 30 Mbit/s Bandbreite, zur Verfügung. In diesem Zug sollen kreisweit rund 1.100 unterversorgte Haushalte und 1.500 Unternehmen in förderfähigen Gewerbegebieten mit gigabitfähigen Netzstrukturen ausgebaut werden. Eine zukunftsfähige Netzinfrastruktur ist von entscheidender Bedeutung für die Attraktivität einer Region und ihre Bürgerinnen und Bürger sowie ein wichtiger Standortfaktor für Unternehmen.

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El discreto encanto de la mujer en la cocina Muchas mujeres en Guatemala no salen de su trabajo nunca. Duermen ahí y si en la noche las necesitan pueden despertarlas sin problemas. La ley en Guatemala dice que el 25 de diciembre y el primero de enero son días libres para todos, menos para ellas. Muchas trabajadoras del hogar viven en un régimen que se parece a la esclavitud. Leer artículo ________________________________________________ México: Proponen ratificar convenio sobre derecho... Brasil. Opinión del Banco de trabajadores y emplea... Nicaragua: Capacitación para las empleadas del ho... El discreto encanto de la mujer en la cocinaMuchas... Uruguay: Una Norma Justa que tiende a la EquidadEn... Deseamos compartir con todos/as alguna... Comité Mundial de Mujeres - CSI Apoyando la campañ... Por la Ratificación del Conv... COSTA RICA: TRABAJADORAS DEL HOGAR CONSULTARON SUS... Campaña ‘12 para 12’ Boletín de noticias 2¡Equipos... Presidente Piñera firma proyecto de ley para traba...

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985 52 27 29 | info@suarezsolis.com Regeneración ósea Ortodoncia para niños Prostodoncia y rehabilitación oral Cirugía oral y laserterapia ATM y dolor orofacial Área de Ortodoncia Ortodoncia invisible en aviles Dra. Brezo Suárez-Solís Área de implantología Implantes dentales en Avilés Dr. Suárez Solís Nuestros niños Soy Gloria Ana Rodríguez del Campo, Gloria. En 2021, hará ya 30 años que junto a Juan Carlos, decidimos abrir nuestra clínica dental en Avilés tras haber estudiado la licenciatura en Medicina en la Universidad de Oviedo, y la licenciatura de Odontología en la UNIBE. Hoy en día disfruto viendo cómo los que hace 25 años eran “mis niños”, a los que traté con ortodoncia, sigan viniendo a revisiones, ahora con sus hijos. Desde el primer momento en que empezamos a trabajar, oriento mi formación en la atención a los niños, desde bebés hasta adolescentes, mientras que también hago odontología general. Continúo formándome en el campo de la ortodoncia con ortodoncistas de prestigio, llegando a realizar un posgrado en 1995 con el ya fallecido Robert Ricketts, padre de la ortodoncia contemporánea. Por su parte, Juan Carlos se forma en periodoncia, cirugía oral y prostodoncia. En 1994 realizó el posgrado en cirugía oral e implantología de la casa Straumann en Madrid, así como de Periodoncia en 1998. También realizó estancias clínicas en diferentes regiones españolas y cursos en el extranjero, como en Berna en 1998 con el Doctor Niklaus P. Lang, un referente en implantología mundial. En el año 2000, se incorporó Rocío Vega, higienista dental, a trabajar con nosotros. 20 años después de ese día, sigue trabajando en la clínica y es la responsable del área de higiene bucodental y periodoncia. En 2008 comenzó a trabajar Natalia González, y 12 años después, es la Higienista responsable del área de odontopediatría y odontología conservadora. 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Gender stereotypes about intellectual ability emerge early and influence children’s interests This research brief overviews a study by Andrei Cimpian and his colleagues, exploring the development of stereotypes about intelligence. The research team conducted multiple studies to assess the developmental trajectory of the endorsement of gender stereotypes among young children between the ages of 5 and 7. They found that by the age of 6, girls were less likely than boys to believe that members of their gender are “really, really smart” and were less likely to participate in activities labeled for children that were very smart. Early Childhood (<5 years), Middle Childhood (5-11 years), Mindset Scholars Network Research Brief tags: gender, mindset research, stem, stereotypes

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Les Etats-Unis ont une (énorme) solution contre les incendies

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Radiant Energy radiant energy — that is, light, actinic radiation, heat, electricity, cathode rays, X-rays, alpha rays, beta rays, and gamma rays Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiant_energy

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Written by Michael Binkley, November 19, 2018 Michelle and I have a month of travel between our two months working in studio in Italy and my Artist in Residency in Otivar, Spain. To keep my “finger in the pie” so to speak, I’ve discovered an app for my […] Written by Michael Binkley, November 7, 2018 How have I not heard of the incredible sculptor, Gigi Guadagnucci before? Nicolas Bertoux suggested we visit the only museum in Versilia dedicated to a single artist at Villa della Rinchiostra, owned by the Malaspina family, in Massa, Italy. Guadagnucci was a good […] Written by Michael Binkley, October 30, 2018 I joined the crew from the ARTCO studio and we traveled to Verona, Italy to attend Marmo + Mac, the world’s largest trade show for stone. This international event is a showcase for anything to do with the quarrying, […] Michelle and I and some friends took a tour of the Fantiscritti marble quarry east of Carrara, Italy. We calculated a morning with good weather, as the clouds and accompanying storms can swoop in very quickly in the afternoons. We chose a Sunday, […] I’ve been working for 5 weeks now at my friends’ studio in Seravezza, Italy and am pleased that my Muse has returned. One of the key goals of Michelle’s and my year living and working abroad has been fulfilled. I was […] Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Studio Worktable Written by Michael Binkley, September 22, 2018 I’ve been working at the studio of my friends, Nicolas Bertoux and Cynthia Sah in Seravezza. Italy now for three weeks, looking to entice my Muse back. I am happy to report she has been waiting for me and has […] Binkley Begins Work in Studio in Seravezza, Italy Written by Michael Binkley, September 9, 2018 A big part of Michelle’s and my Intermission Year abroad is for me to once again work under the Tuscan sun in a marble carving studio, this time in Seravezza, Italy. After three months of traveling across the USA, the […] Steel Sculpture at Kuresaarre Castle, Estonia Written by Michael Binkley, August 6, 2018 Michelle and I drove from Oslo, through Sweden to our most northern point of our “Intermission Year” at Kalix, before driving down the length of Finland to Helsinki, then on the ferry to Estonia. We were hosted at our friend, Kara at her […] Visit to the Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway Written by Michael Binkley, July 9, 2018 Many years ago, longtime supporters and collectors, the Stormorkens told me about a sculpture park in their native country that I simply had to visit. As a stone sculptor, they felt I really should know about Gustav Vigeland and his work. I researched […] Visit the Royal Palace Gardens in Oslo, Norway We walked from our B&B through a bit of Oslo, Norway and discovered the Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s Sculpture Park within the Royal Palace Gardens. It is designed specifically for children, by children. The project was started in 2016 and is funded […]

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La figura dell’infermiere professionale ricopre un ruolo fondamentale all’interno delle strutture, dove svolge le seguenti attività: nursing di ogni ospite somministrazione della terapia rilevazione periodica dei parametri esecuzione degli accertamenti periodici prescritti controllo dell’alimentazione e di diete particolari controllo della integrità cutanea e dei corretti posizionamenti. L’assistenza è assicurata nell’ambito di progetti personalizzati, monitorati con verifiche periodiche. L’Infermiere è responsabile della conoscenza dell’Utente, dell’individuazione dei suoi bisogni e della ricerca di possibili soluzioni. Attraverso il personale infermieristico è assicurata: la qualità dell’igiene la corretta alimentazione lo stimolo continuo e il puntuale rinforzo nelle attività quotidiane. Altro in questa categoria: « Ristorazione Lavanderia »

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Category: International Health Preparing surgeons to work overseas By john September 30, 2015 Health and Medicine, International Health, Uncategorized No Comments JHUP author Dr. Adam L. Kushner will be signing copies of Operation Health in Chicago next week at the American College of Surgeons' Clinical Congress 2015. Meet Adam and get your signed copy of at the Exhibit Hall Resource Center Book Signing Booth on Monday, October 5, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on… Antibiotic Resistance and a National Action Plan By john May 26, 2015 Health and Medicine, International Health, Uncategorized No Comments Guest post by Scott H. Podolsky, MD Antibiotic resistance has been framed by Dame Sally Davies, the Chief Medical Officer for England, as “a ticking time bomb . . . arguably as important as climate change for the world.” Responding to the issue, on March 27th, President Obama’s Task Force for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria released its… Know someone who needed surgery? Gust post by Adam L. Kushner I know someone who needed surgery. He was born by emergent C-section and had stomach surgery at 2 months and an appendectomy at 23. He is alive today because of surgery. I am that person. Throughout much of the world, the lack of surgical care leads to death or disability… Ebola and International Health Regulations By john March 20, 2015 Health and Medicine, International Health, Uncategorized No Comments Guest post by Sara E. Davies The worst Ebola outbreak in history began in Guinea in December 2013 before spreading to Liberia and Sierra Leone in March 2014, with sporadic cases of infection in Mali, Nigeria, and Senegal. At least 10,000 people have now died from the disease. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that…

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Red Deer Advocate Red Deer College Athletics Red Deer Riggers Best of Red Deer Amateurs ready to box for a good cause Wise people will tell you it’s a good idea to pick your fights in this world. In the case of the combatants in the Fourth Annual White Collar boxing event in Red Deer, the fight is picked for you – sort of. Colin Acheson, a coach at the Red Deer and District Boxing Club said the organizers are very careful about how they match up these novice fighters, making sure nobody has a huge advantage at the end of training. “The rules of Boxing Canada state boxers must be within a certain number of years of age of each other. They must be within a certain amount of weight and they must have the same amount of experience.” The first card was held in 2009 at the Capri Hotel (now the Sheraton Red Deer) in the event centre under the guidance of Steve Boisson but it has certainly grown in stature over the years evidenced by the sold out status of this years’ brawl Nov. 16th at the Harvest Centre. “It’s because of the effort he put in over the past three years that we are able to sell it to corporate Red Deer,” he said. There will be four white collar bouts with the main event featuring a pair of local, everyday guys in PJ Swales, the athletics and marketing coordinator at Red Deer College exchanging punches with local firefighter Ken Boniface. The night involves boxers with little or no experience in the sweet science and has sparked an interest in the sport, generally from a somewhat specific demographic. “Usually older fellows that always wondered how they would do if they had a chance to get into the ring,” he said. After a tough 12 week training regimen the fighters are ready to rumble, said Acheson. “It’s amazing how far they’ve come.” Even so, this event isn’t geared towards discovering the next big name in the boxing world, he said. Although there are a couple of national and international champions which have climbed the basement stairs of the Club such as Arash Usmanee and Cam O’Connell, someone who would likely follow in their shoes won’t come from this group. “This is to come in and train for 12 weeks and strut your stuff in front of your family, friends and co-workers,” said Acheson. Money raised at the event goes to Young Adult Cancer Canada for research and the Boxing Club will use its portion for maintenance of the club and purchasing equipment. “We’ve got an awful lot of great equipment but the kids go through it in a hurry,” said Acheson. “Sparring gloves get worn out, head gear gets worn out, the uniforms get worn out.” The organization also needs money to transport the younger, competitive fighters in the Club to events around the province. Club fees run $40 per month and Acheson said there are no contracts to sign and all are welcome. “If you don’t have the money, we’ve never turned anyone away. You’ll be expected to wash out a spit bucket or something worse than that but nobody’s turned away because they haven’t got the money and we’re pretty proud of that.” That approach might be what makes the science of boxing sweet, at least in the case of the local club. sports@reddeerexpress.com Local agencies gearing up for Christmas season Ancient reptile found at Olds College Archived stories and photos from past years hosted on this website Red Deer Express closed its doors March 27 - current local news, sports, entertainment and community stories still available through the Red Deer Advocate daily newspaper B.C. prepared if Alberta shuts off fuel supplies, David Eby says If B.C. continues pipeline battle, ‘we’ll finish it,’ Alberta’s Jason Kenney vows UPDATE: RCMP find no safety risk to the general public or employees at Nova Chemicals RCMP received reports of the threat Thursday evening Explore Red Deer Express © 2020, Red Deer Express and Black Press Group Ltd.

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Thanksgiving Weather Forecast for Travelers Includes Extreme Weather Warnings By Luiza Oleszczuk , Christian Post Reporter Nov 22, 2011 | 9:06 AM As Thanksgiving and the weekend following it are approaching fast, those planning longer trips should be mindful of the upcoming weather warnings in some parts of the United States, including heavy rain and possible snowstorms. Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop Tuesday afternoon between western Tennessee, through Mississippi to Louisiana and the coast of Texas, according to the National Weather Service. In addition, "damaging winds" are possible along the coastal ranges of Oregon and Washington Tuesday, as well as through Wednesday evening, the agency said. On Wednesday through Thursday, showers and thunderstorms will develop from Georgia to the central Gulf Coast, meteorologists say. There is a potential for rain or snow on Wednesday in the Northeast. Weather.com confirmed snow for those spending their holidays in northern New England and northern Upstate New York. As much as 6 to 12 inches of snow could end up covering that area, experts say. Thursday, Thanksgiving day, is expected to offer nice, sunny weather in the East, but rain and mountain snow in the Pacific Northwest, as well as in California and parts of the Desert Southwest. Temperatures will drop nationwide, according to the National Weather Service. Friday will bring rain and thunderstorms late in the day. The hazardous weather will cover the area from the Upper Mississippi Valley to Texas, according to Weather.com. Some snow is expected in the Rockies. Though experts are hesitant about predicting the weekend weather, Weather.com said meteorologists expect "unsettled weather conditions" and travel problems over portions of the central and eastern states. Rain and thunderstorms are possible from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys southward into the Southeast, meteorologists predict. Snow or sleet could develop from the Midwest to as far south as portions of the Mid-South. Share on facebook

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Man found dead in East Vail identified; friend thought he got out night before News | February 6, 2018 Randy Wyrick Sam Failla GoFundMe effort Within hours of hearing about his death, friends of Sam Failla launched a GoFundMe page to help raise money to bring Failla’s body back to his Chatham, New Jersey home. A New Jersey man was found dead Tuesday morning after an out-of-bounds excursion in East Vail, the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office said. Samuel Failla, 24, was reported missing Tuesday morning after an East Vail backcountry trip Monday. Eagle County Coroner Kara Bettis said his cause of death will be determined after an autopsy. Failla was reported missing at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday by his companion, who was rescued Monday night after calling 911. The companion failed to indicate he had been in the backcountry with Failla because the friend assumed Fallia had made it out of the area on his own, officials said Tuesday. The incident started at 7 p.m. Monday when Failla’s friend called 911 saying he had fallen off a trail and had been trying to hike out to safety for several hours. The Vail Mountain Rescue Group and the Vail Ski Patrol quickly responded to the area, located the man and brought him to safety without incident. However, the man failed to report he had been in the backcountry with Failla. He told the Sheriff’s Office that he assumed Failla had gotten out on his own. At 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, the man called the Sheriff’s Office to report that Failla, who had accompanied him Monday, had failed to arrive back and also may have been lost in the backcountry. The Vail Mountain Rescue Group and the Vail Ski Patrol responded to the same area Tuesday morning to see if they could locate Failla. He was found shortly after the search was launched. More than a party

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Jessica Jones: cominciate le riprese della seconda stagione 6 aprile 2017 Flavia B. Adesso che i Defenders sono tutti là fuori, che abbiamo conosciuto Daredevil (del quale però abbia assaporato e bingewatchato due stagioni), Luke Cage e proprio di recente Iron Fist, Jessica Jones si prepara a tornare. Se è infatti di pochi giorni fa il rilascio del primo teaser ufficiale per The Defenders (18/8/2017 dovrebbe essere la data di rilascio della serie su Netflix) adeso anche la nostra aaìmata Jessica è in fase di produzione. L’investigatrice più badass del Marvel Cinematic Universe, che nella prima stagione si era trovata a combattere con il proprio demone del passato, Kilgrave (interpretato da un, come sempre, magistrale David Tennant) ha ottenuto la conferma per una seconda stagione. Su On Location Vacations (un sito sul quale vengono riportate le location in cui avvengono giornalmente le riprese di film e serie tv), il 3 Aprile è stato segnalato l’inizio delle riprese a New York proprio della seconda stagione di Jessica Jones. TV Series: Jessica Jones Stars: Krysten Ritter Location: W 101st St and Broadway, NYC Lo scorso anno Jeph Loeb che è produttore e capo del settore televisione per Marvel ha dichiarato:”Il positivo riscontro ottenuto da Jessica Jones e dalla sua storia in tutto il mondo è stato travolgente e non vediamo l’ora di approfondire ancora di più le storie di questi personaggi e di questo mondo.” Tuttavia, anche se le riprese sono cominciate, difficilmente avremo la seconda stagione prime della fine di quest’anno, molto probabilmente infatti, potrebbe essere rilasciata a inizio 2018 ma ovviamente vi terremo aggiornati! Non vedete l’ora che Jessica torni a riempire gli schermi dei nostri computer? Io si! Per altre news su film e serie tv, seguiteci sulle nostre pagine social Twitter e Facebook. S: Moviepilot.com e onlocationvacations Flavia B. Studentessa con una grande passione per le serie tv, la musica, la letteratura e i viaggi. La mia più grande abilità è procrastinare. La mia migliore amica è l'ansia. I typos il mio nemico giurato. Ultimi post di Flavia B. (vedi tutti) Sam Claflin, parola d’ordine: versatilità - 5 ottobre 2018 Dietro le quinte della serie Amazon Prime Good Omens - 21 luglio 2018 James Gunn è stato licenziato dalla Disney - 20 luglio 2018 Le nomination degli Emmy 2018 - 12 luglio 2018 Sam Claflin torna al Giffoni per Resta con me - 4 luglio 2018 Jessica Jones, Marvel, Netflix ← Doctor Who: NUOVISSIMO TRAILER DELLA 10° STAGIONE I Am Heath Ledger, trailer per il docu-film sulla vita dell’attore →

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A 34 mt di profondità una bellissima ancora risalente al secolo storico è la miglior testimone di una zona di alto interesse storico. Cala Biriola appare non lontano da Cala Sisine con l'inconfondibile archetto di roccia naturale. Un fazzoletto di paradiso terrestre sovrastato da un ricco bosco che nasconde gli antichi sentieri e camminamenti dei carbonai. Una dura attività di cui si leggono ancora le tracce, basta osservare attentamente sulla scogliera i resti dei binari che facilitavano il trasporto del minerale che veniva poi imbarcato sui velieri.

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Deutliche Kritik statt "Schweigen"! Politischer Kommentar und Meinung: In dieser Wochen werden in bundesweit mehreren Städten wieder Kritiker und Gegner der Schutzmaßnahmen zur Eindämmung der COVID-19 Pandemie in sogenannten „Schweigemärschen“ auf die Straße gehen. Täuschung und Verunsicherung durch Angstmacher Der im Impressum der Webseite zu den jetzt angekündigten Schweigemärschen im November 2020 genannte Christian Volgmann gehörte auch zu den Initiatoren des Schweigemarschs am 10.10.2020 in Berlin. Die Anmelderin in Berlin war Andrea Feuer (Aktivisten des Netzwerk Impfentscheid). Diese Demonstration richtete sich gegen die Corona-Maßnahmen und wirbt mit dem gleichen Konzept. Auch im Oktober hatte man auf die Plakate und in den Aufruf geschrieben, dass man Fahnen und Banner zu Hause lassen sollte. Genauso wie die Maskenpflicht wurde dies vielen Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern nicht durchweg eingehalten. Am Ende der Demonstration wurden Mund-Naseschutz aus Protest gegen den SPD-LINKE-GRÜNE Senat in Berlin in rote Tonnen entsorgt. Das „Schweigen“ soll symbolisieren, dass man trotz zahlreicher Proteste kein Gehör in der Politik bekommen würde. Das aktuelle Mobilsierungsvideo zur Demo sagt wörtlich, dass dieses "Schweigen" die "Verbrechen" (Zitat) "dokumentiert". Gemeint sind wohl die Schutzmaßanahmen und diejenigen, die diese befürworten, sich daran halten oder konkret umsetzen. Dabei wird im Video wörtlich von "Ende der Freiheit", "Unrecht", "Unterdrückung" und Meinungsverboten gesprochen. Viele Aktive inszenieren sich als Opfer von Verfolgung. An anderer Stelle verharmlost diese Opferinszenierung die "Kritiker", indem sie sich mit den verfolgten Jüdinnen und Juden zur Zeit der Naziherrschaft vergleichen. Hierbei missbrauchen sie das Leid von Menschen, die tatsächlich von Rassismus betroffen sind oder politisch verfolgt werden. So argumentieren Aktivisten damit, dass Maskenverweigerer „rassistisch“ diskriminiert würden. Sich selbst imaginiert man als „Widerstandskämpfer“ und stellt sich in die Tradition von Bürgerrechtsbewegungen. Auf den Zusatz „Schweigemarsch gegen Rassismus und für unsere Menschenrechte“ (vom 10.10.2020) wurde für die neuen Aufruf im November 2020 verzichtet, denn tatsächlich hatte man dieses Thema gar nicht im Sinn, wie der Rechtsanwalt der Veranstalter Ralf Ludwig in einem Interview in Youtube deutlich machte (*). Dieser Untertitel der Demo wurde dazu benutzt, um zu belegen, dass Demonstrationen politisch verboten würden, wenn sie aus einem gewissen Umfeld kommen würden. Der "Schweigemarsch" am 10.10. wurde nicht verboten und das Motto "Wir müssen reden" verwendet. Durch den Verzicht auf diese Aussagen will man sich wohl auf die Kernaussagen konzentrieren. Möglicherweise um ein bestimmtes Spektrum nicht davon abzuschrecken zu den Märschen und stationären Veranstaltungen zu kommen. Keine Nazis, aber nach „rechts offen“! Die meisten Teilnehmerinnern und Teilnehmer der Demonstration sind wie die meisten bisher bekannten Initiatoren und Anmelder der neusten „Schweigemärsche“ keine Rechtsextremisten. So distanzieren sich einzelne Teilnehmerinnen und wenige aktive Personen von "Extremismus", doch in dem aktuellen Aufruf ist davon nichts zu lesen. Offenbar ist diese gezielte Diffusität und Teil der politischen Strategie, um nach rechts offen zu bleiben. Eine klare und öffentlich formulierte Abgrenzung nach rechts gibt es bei den "Schweigemärschen" offenbar bewusst nicht. Auch die inhaltlichen Positionen und Kritik, für die sie auf die Straße gehen, sind bedenklich bis unsachlich und leicht nachweisbar falsch. Auch wenn die dezentralen "Schweigemärsche" nicht von den Neo-Nazis, AfD, NPD oder Nazis angemeldet werden, kann von einem ähnliches Teilnehmerspektrum und einer Mischung aus besorgten Bürgerinnern und Bürger und nachdenklichen Kritikern gemischt mit Corona-Leugnern, Reichsbürgern, Rechtsextremisten, bekannte Nazis, Verschwörungsideologen, QAnon-Anhängern, rechte Impfgegnern, dubiosen Esoteriker ausgegangen werden. So wurden der Schweigemarsch vom 10.10. in Berlin in vielen rechten Netzwerken beworben und geteilt. Es nahmen zahlreiche Vertreter der selbsternannten „Querdenkern“ und dubiöse Verschwörungstheoretiker teil. So auch Attila Hildmann, deren Aktivitäten von Berliner Kultursenator Klaus Lederer als „brandgefährlich“ eingeschätzt wird: „seine faschistische Rhetorik stiftet entsprechende Taten an“. [10]. Eine der Demo-Initiatoren gab ein langes Interview bei KenFM, an dessen Ende Ken Jebsen selbst seine Teilnahme ankündigte. KenFM ist sehr beliebt in der Szene. Aufgeklärte Kritiker werfen dem Medienmacher die Verbreitung von Antisemitismus, Querfront-Denken und Verschwörungstheorien und ähnliche Denkmuster wie bei Pegida oder der AfD vor. Darf es nur eine Meinung geben? „Schweigen“ Am Anfang des Aufruf wollen die Veranstalter über die Beendigung der Pandemie ohne Impfstoff reden, was meint, dass man eine Impfung gegen den Sars-Cov2 Erreger ablehnt. Die Aufrufer behaupten ohne Belege dfür vorzullem, dass es keinen freienDiskurs und Austausch zwischen den verschiedenen Positionen gäbe. Es wird behauptet, dass nur zwei Experten gehört werden würden, obwohl hunderte Mediziner und Virologen mit unterschiedlichen Aussagen und Ansätzen in die Diskussion und Entscheidungen einbezogen sind. Hinzu kommen zahllose politische Entscheidungsträger und Volksvertreter, die ihre unterschiedlichen Meinungen dazu einbringen und öffentlich Vortragen. In allen Medien und im Netz wird eine offene und streitbare Debatte geführt. Tatsächlich besteht bei der Mehrheit weltweit ein Einvernehmen über die Gefahren durch COVID-19 und nur wenige selbsternannte Experten beziehen eine Minderheitenposition dazu, die aber immer auch Berücksichtigt findet. Auch wird über angebliche „Zensur“ und "Diktatur" fabuliert, die aber tatsächlich nicht stattfindet, denn alle Medien berichten ausführlich über die Kritiker, ihre Demonstrationen und sie selbst kommen gemessen an ihrer gesellschaftlichen Bedeutung überproportional viel in den Medien zu Wort. Offenbar kommen die Initiatoren des Schweigemarschs mit dezidierter Kritik, anderen Meinungen und der wissenschaftlichen Faktenlage nicht klar und deklarieren diese allesamt als „gekauft“. Anscheinnend lassen viele Aktive nur ihre Haltung als die Wahrheit gelten, während alle anderen lügen und betrügen oder mit dem Ehepaar Gates und George Soros unter einer Decke stecken und von denen finanziert würden. Es darf nur eine Meinung geben und deshalb sollen alle anderen „schweigen“. Das Versammlungsrecht wird mit Auflagen zur Eindämmung der COVID-19 Pandemie geregelt, doch dürfen die Versammlungen überall stattfinden und die Grundrechte werden damit auf einem zugegebenermaßen niedrigen Mindeststandard gewährleistet. Die Polizei schützt diese Demonstrationen, auch wenn es anders behauptet wird. Es gibt keine „Querfront“ mit Linken! Auch wenn "Flaggen, Schilder, Banner, sowie Kleidung mit Parolen, Organisationen, Vereinen“ bei den „Schweigemärschen“ als unerwünscht erklärt werden und keine Reden gehalten werden sollen, wird die Ausrichtung im Demo-Aufruf klar. Es ist Teil einer Strategie für eine Querfront die Ziele weichgespült und „mehrheitsfähig“ vorzustellen, um möglichst viele Menschen zu überzeugen, die zum Teil berechtigte Kritik haben. Deshalb geben sie sich dabei als „besorgte Bürger und Demokraten, die um das Grundgesetz fürchten oder Eltern, die ihre Kinder vor dem „Maskenzwang“ oder gefährlichen „Zwangsimpfungen“ „schützen“ wollen. Der Aufruf zielt ganz bewusst in das linke politische Spektrum hinein. Dieses Konzept einer „Querfront“ formulierte Rechtsideologe Jürgen Elsässer wie folgt: Man wolle eine „Volksfront“ aus der Gesamtbevölkerung aufbauen, damit diese die fehlende Souveränität erkämpfe. Die Linke müsse mit der Rechten einen „offenen Dialog“ führen und umgekehrt, um „Dogmen“ zu überwinden und „Tabus“ zu brechen und so einen gemeinsamen „Widerstand“ gegen jene Mächte zu ermöglichen, die das deutsche Volk beherrschten. Exakt diese Strategie wird auch im Schweigemarschaufruf formuliert, wie es im Aufruf steht: „Wir müssen medial geschürte Angstkampagnen und starre Denkschablonen überwinden und wieder zusammenfinden in einem gesundem Selbstbewusstsein, das es uns ermöglicht, betreutes gegen eigenständiges Denken auszutauschen.“ Hier wird behauptet, als würden die Mehrheit keinen offenen Diskurs mehr führen, nicht mehr „eigenständig“ denken können und stellt alle die dem „Schweigemarsch“ kritisch gegenüberstehen und COVID-19 als die Gefahr betrachten, die es wirklich ist, als dumm dar. Das Konzept einer Querfront geht nicht auf, denn linke und fortschrittliche Kräfte halten sich aus diesen Kundgebungen und Demonstration heraus oder kritisieren diese öffentlich. Es wird nicht zu einem politischen Bündnis kommen, auch wenn es der Kampagne gelingt auf dem gesamten politischen Spektrum von links, grün, liberal bis konservative Demo-Teilnehmerinnen zu mobilisieren, die kein rechtsextremes Gedankengut haben. Mit dieser Strategie können sich Reichsbürger und Nazis hinter einem „Schweigen ohne Fahnen und Banner“ gut verstecken, in der Demo untertauschen, sich tarnen und normale besorgte kritische Bürgerinnen und Bürger werden so für deren Zwecke missbraucht. Diese wollen eigentlich nichts mit Rechtsextremisten zu tun haben, werden aber durch diese vereinnahmt und instrumentalisiert. Fehlende Distanzierung von rechtsextremen Gruppen und rechten Corona-Leugnern In der jüngeren Vergangenheit war diese Strategie schon erfolgreich und PEGIDA und AfD schon verschiedentlich zu sogenannten „Schweigemärschen“ zu anderen Themen aufgerufen. Tatsächlich richteten sich diese Märsche dann aber gegen Flüchtlinge, die angebliche „Lügen-Medien“ und linke Politik. Diese Ziele wurden immer hinter den Sorgen der Menschen versteckt und so viele Menschen getäuscht, die eigentlich linke Positionen haben und tatsächlich keine Rechten sind. Statt sich aber von rechtsextremen abzugrenzen bleiben die sogenannten Schweigemärsche und Querdenker nach rechts offen. Es fehlt im Aufruf zu den aktuellen „Schweigemärschen“ eine klare Distanzierung von rechten Gruppen. Im Gegenteil, denn auf der Webseite wird sich sogar auf vorangegangene Demonstrationen bezogen, bei denen man in Reden erfolglos um Gehör bei der Politik ersucht hätte. In der Tat gab es 2020 mehrfach sogenannte Hygienedemonstrationen von Gegnern und Kritikern der Corona-Maßnahmen aus einem gemischten politischen Spektrum. Bundesweit für Aufsehen gesorgt hatte eine Demo in Berlin im August mit Zehntausenden Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern. Dabei waren auch größere Gruppen von Reichsbürgern, begleitet von einigen kleineren Gruppen von deutlich erkennbaren Rechtsextremisten und Neonazis. Ca. 400 Demonstranten hatten die Absperrgitter am Reichstagsgebäude umgegangen und stürmten die Treppe, um triumphierend aufzubauen. Auf zahlreichen Videos und Fotos im Netz sind eine Unmenge von Reichsflaggen zu sehen, die von den deutschen Neo-Faschisten verwendet werden. In einem Interview des SWR hatte Michael Ballweg (Gründer der Initiative "Querdenker 711") zu diesem Komplex geantwortet, das er diese Fahne gesehen hat. Er sagte aber auch das er keine Rechtsextremen gesehen habe. Das von den Veranstaltern der Schweigemärsche als positiv dargestellte "Schweigen“, jedoch tatsächlich Meinungs- und Redeverbot durch Verzicht auf Fahnen & Plakate, soll den Anschein einer breiten Volksmeinung und „Volksfront“ erwecken und verhindern, dass widerstreitende Stimmen und Meinungen zu Wort kommen. Offenbar hält man beim Schweigemarsch nicht wirklich etwas von Meinungs- und Redefreiheit und will durch das Fahnen- und Bannerverbot nur die Meinung der Veranstalter zur Geltung bringen. Trotzdem wird behauptet, dass man „reden muss“. Schweigen zu den realen Gefahren und Folgen von COVID-19 Wozu die „Schweigemarsch“ aber tatsächlich schweigen, sind die vielen Corona-Toten und die Menschen, die in Intensivbetten um ihr Leben kämpfen. Die Teilnehmerinnen schweigen zu den Folgen ihres egoistischen und antisozialen Verhaltens, mit dem sie andere Leben in Gefahr bringen. Sie schweigen zu den Gefahren für Risikogruppen und zu den verzweifelten Bitten der geschlossenen Ärzteschaft, sich an die Schutzregeln zu halten. Auch schweigen sie zu den sozialen Kämpfen der Arbeitnehmerinnen und Arbeitnehmer, Kulturschaffenden und Kleinunternehmen gegen die Folgen der Krise. Und nicht zu vergessen schweigen sie zu den Rechten und Nazis, mit denen sie zusammen marschieren wollen und werden. „Schweigemärsche“ entmündigen die Demonstranten Kritische und besorgte Bürgerinnern und Bürger sollten sich nicht an diesen „Schweigemärschen“ beteiligen, denn sie werden bei diesen Demonstrationen von Rechtsextremen für eine andere Sache instrumentalisiert. Eine fundierte Analyse und gesellschaftliche Kritik beschäftigt sich nicht mit fehlerhaften oder sogar bösen Entscheidungen einzelner oder einer einzigen Regierung, sondern mit der Struktur des Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftssystems, welche zu strukturellen Effekten führen und dann auch angreifbar werden. Die „Schweigemärsche“ suchen Sündenböcke, konstruieren Feindbilder, aber es fehlt eine grundsätzliche Analyse. Die „Schweigemärschen“ suggerieren, dass es ausreichen würde die angeblich schuldigen Personen und "Vebrecher" zu entfernen, um die Folgen und Schutzmaßnahmen von COVID-19 zu beseitigen und die Krankheit zu besiegen. Im Mobilisierungsvideo stellen sich Initiatoren der "Schweigemärsche" mit religösen Unterton als Heilsbringer, die Retter der Freiheit und Demokratie, Kämpfer für Gerechtigkeit und Befreier von Unterdrückern und Verbrechern dar. Man sei das "Gewissen" der Menschen. Diese narzistischen Selbstdarstellung soll den Menschen Angst machen und erhöht die schon große Verunsicherung noch weiter. Damit entmündigen die "Schweigemärsche" deren Unterstützerinnen und Unterstützer. Durch „Schweigen“ werden die Menschen, die vielleicht politisch aktiv werden wollen, nicht zum Denken und zur Kritik bewegt. Man zeigt wie böse die Welt ist, erfindet "Diktatur" ,"Unterdrückung", "Verbrechen" (alles wörtlich zitiert) oder Betrug und benennt die angeblich Schuldigen dafür. Das Ganze beinhaltet aber keine Möglichkeit für politisches Handeln und der Formulierung und Aussprache von berechtigter und solidarischer Kritik an den Entschdeidungen und Anordnungen. Im Grunde laufen die Schweigemärsche auf eine menschenverachtende Praxis hinaus, denn sie ändern nichts, helfen den Menschen nicht und geben der COVID-19-Pandemie sogar Vorschub. Sie spalten die Gesellschaft und behindern Solidarität mit und unter den betroffenen Menschen ohne einen Ausweg aufzuzeigen. Veränderung beginnt mit Opposition! Tatsächlich wird ein offenen Dialog über die Sorgen und Nöten der Menschen benötigt, denn ein Teil dieser Kritik ist berechtigt. Die demokratischen und fortschrittlichen gesellschaftlichen Kräfte dürfen es den Verschwörungstheoretikern, Rechtsextremisten und Reichsbürgern nicht erlauben sich als deren Interessenvertreter zu erklären und die Meinungsführerschaft bei der kritischen Auseinandersetzung mit der COVID-19-Krise zu übernehmen. Dabei hilft es nicht die Teilnehmerinnen dieser Demos und „Schweigemärsche“ pauschal zu beschimpfen und damit abzustoßen. Hier muss es nicht nur eine klar Distanzierung von Rechtsextremisten geben, sondern auch deutlich werden, welche Opposition vertreten und welche politische Alternativen es gibt. Diese gibt es und sie werden auch öffentlich formuliert und sachlich vorgetragen. Diese Kritik ist auch leicht aufzufinden, wenn man wirklich zuhören und nachlesen will, statt so zu tun als hätte sich die Welt "verschworen". Demokratische Kontrolle auch in der Pandemie So hat DIE LINKE. Bundestagsfraktion vor wenigen Tagen ihren Antrag „Demokratische Kontrolle auch in der Pandemie“ (Drs. ‪19/23942‬) dem Bundestag vorgelegt und fordert, dass die Bundesregierung endlich eine längerfristige Strategie zum Umgang mit der Corona-Pandemie vorlegt und diese vom Bundestag ggf. geändert und beschlossen wird. Es brauche eine Evaluation, eine transparente Überprüfung, die neben der Wirksamkeit der Maßnahmen im Sinne des Infektionsschutzes auch deren Auswirkungen auf die gesamte Gesellschaft und die Verhältnismäßigkeit sowie nicht zuletzt auch die soziale Gerechtigkeit und Nachhaltigkeit der Hilfspakete umfasst. DIE LINKE. im Bundestag lehnt die von der Bundesregierung vorgelegten Gesetzentwurf „Entwurf eines Dritten Gesetzes zum Schutz der Bevölkerung bei einer epidemischen Lage von nationaler Tragweite“ (kurz: 3. BevSchG) ab. Grundsätzlich dürfen so elementare Gesetze wie das vorliegende, das wichtige Freiheitsrechte aller einschränkt, nicht im Schweinsgalopp durch den Bundestag gejagt werden. Für diese Art von Notgesetzgebung, für das „Fahren auf Sicht“ kann es doch spätestens seit dem Sommer keine Rechtfertigung mehr geben, den aktuellen Ausnahmezustand bei der Gesetzgebung aufrechtzuerhalten. Das Parlament müsse wieder ins Zentrum der Politik rücken! Über wesentliche Entscheidungen zur Strategie in der Pandemiebekämpfung müssen nach Auffassung der Lnksfraktion der Bundestag und die Landtage entscheiden, nicht die Runden von Kanzlerin Merkel mit den Ministerpräsidenten. Die Kontrolle der Infektionszahlen und damit auch die Vorbeugung einer Überlastung des Gesundheitssystems leben von der Akzeptanz in der Bevölkerung und diese dürfe nicht aufs Spiel gesetzt werden, so Sevim Dağdelen (MdB, DIE LINKE.). Aufgeklärte Bürgerinnen und Bürger schweigen nicht. Sie marschieren aber auch nicht zusammen mit selbsternannten Befreiern, Nazis und Reichsbürgen, sondern formulieren ihre gesellschaftliche Kritik mit Worten, sachlich, laut und deutlich hörbar. Wir schweigen nicht! Kein Platz für Verschwörungstheorien, Antisemitismus und rechte Positionen! Willkürliche und ungerechte COVID-19 Schutzmaßnahmen treffen ArbeitnehmerInnen und kleine Unternehmen. Die erneute und willkürlichen Schließungen von Betrieben in einigen Branchen wird damit begründet, dass man bei 75% der Infektionen nicht mehr feststellen kann an welchen Orten diese erfolgt sind. Damit sollen die vorangegangen Statistiken und Erfahrungswerte entwertet werden, denn angeblich nutzen diese nicht mehr bei der Feststellung der tatsächlichen Infektionsherde. Ein offenbar sehr wirksames Argument, was die Regierung im Land allerdings nicht davon abhält bestimmte Branchen und Orte als die Verursacher der Infektionen zu erklären und willkürlich mit Berufsverboten und Schließungen zu belegen. Tatsächlich geben die Damen und Herren damit zu, dass sie keine Ahnung haben, wo sie ansetzen sollen und dass die Auswahl der Schließungen und neuen Anordnungen völlig ohne sachliche oder wissenschaftliche Grundlage sind. Natürlich kann man die Auffassung vertreten, dass eine schlichte Hochrechnung der alten Erfahrungswerte und Statistiken unseriöse ist, dass es sich um biologische Prozesse handelt, die empirisch nur schwer bis gar nicht nachvollziehbar sind. Bis dahin scheint das auch logisch zu sein. Die Bedrohungslage durch COVID-19 ist real und wächst an. Alle müssen gemeinsam etwas dagegen tun. Diejenigen, die die Gefahr leugnen und sich nicht an die Auflagen halten, vergrößern das Risiko nicht nur fahrlässig, sondern auch vorsätzlich. Was bei den aktuellen Schutzmaßnahmen allerdings völlig unverständlich ist, dass man dann aber genau die Branchen und Orte schließt, an denen die Hygienekonzepte und Abstandregeln schon rigoros und eigentlich sehr wirksam umgesetzt wurden. Und hier kann die Statistiken schon noch angewendet werden, denn diese belegen, dass die Maßnahmen wirksam waren. Sündenböcke gefunden .. Es ist richtig, dass man aktuell bei 75% nicht nachvollziehen kann, woher die Infektion kommt. Es ist deshalb aber auch nicht nachweisbar, dass sie aus den Sportstudios, Theatern, Kosmetiksalons oder den Restaurants kommen. Trotzdem werden genau dort und nur dort Schließungen umgesetzt und damit behauptet, dass dort die Risiken am größten sein sollen. Damit machen Armin Laschet, Markus Söder und Angela Merkel diese Branchen zu Sündenböcken und sprechen alle anderen frei. Der nordrhein-westfälische Ministerpräsident Armin Laschet (CDU) sagte der Presse vor eingen Tagen: „Geöffnete Schulen und Kitas, soziale Teilhabe und ein funktionierendes Arbeits- und Wirtschaftsleben haben Vorrang; dafür müssen wir Kontakte beschränken“ und begründete damit die Einschränkungen für die Gastronomie. Offenbar hat Herr Laschet nicht mitbekommen, dass allein das nordrhein-westfälische Gastgewerbe mit seinen über 401.000 Beschäftigten und 10.203 Auszubildenden rund 16,5 Mrd. Euro Jahresumsatz und das in fast 51.000 Betriebsstätten erwirtschaftet wird. Dieses eigentlich „funktionierendes Arbeits- und Wirtschaftsleben“ wird nun ohne vollständige Entschädigung lahmgelegt. Bekannte Hotspots bleiben weiter offen Andersherum betrachtet zeigen die vorangegangen Statistiken über die Infektionsorte, wo es vorher schon sogenannte Hotspots gab. Es ist wissenschaftlich naheliegend, dass gerade diese für die Steigerungen der Infektionszahlen verantwortlich sind. An dieser Stelle wird es dann aber merkwürdig, denn eigentlich sollte erwartet werden, dass gerade an diesen Orten strengere Maßnahmen umgesetzt würden oder sogar Schließungen angeordnet werden. Dieses geschieht aktuell aber nicht oder nur zum Teil und macht das Vorgehen der Landesregierung unglaubwürdig oder zumindest unverständlich. Fehlende Hygienemaßnahmen und Kontrollen Auch anzumerken ist, dass bestimmte Orte in den vorliegenden Statistiken nicht erfasst wurden und werden, da sie bis heute weder kontrolliert werden noch eine Registrierungspflicht vorgeliegt. Im Umkehrschluss könnte man die Vermutung aufstellen, dass nun gerade die Orte von Schließungen betroffen sind, die schon strengere Hygienekonzepte umgesetzt haben und die Kunden und Gäste registriert haben und genau deshalb lokalisiert werden konnten. Alle anderen sind „fein“ raus sind, weil dort weder Hygienemaßnahmen oder Abstandgebote umgesetzt wurden oder werden, es wurde und wird dort nicht kontrolliert und es lag auch keine Registrierungspflicht vor. Konkret bedeutet das für die nun von Schließung betroffenen Unternehmen, dass die ihnen auferlegten hohen Investitionen und höhere Kosten, bei gleichzeitigen Umsatzrückgang völlig nutzlos waren. Diese Investitionen und Maßnahmen haben sogar dazu geführt haben, dass sie am 2. November 2020 erneut von Schließung und Berufsverboten betroffen sind, während andere die Profiteure der Krise sind und sich weder an den Kosten noch an den Schutzmaßnahmen beteiligt werden. Auch müssen die Profiteure nicht mit strengeren Auflagen, Registrierungspflicht oder Kontrollen rechnen, sondern sie machen einfach weiter so und reiben sich die Hände. Es ist festzustellen, dass die jetzigen Maßnahmen besonders viele kleine Unternehmen und inhabergeführte Betriebe treffen, die nur eine schwache Lobby habe und nicht zu den Großspendern der politischen Parteien gehören, die die Entscheidungen in der Regierung getroffen haben. Keine Auflagen und Lasten für die Profiteure Nur wenige Großbetriebe und Konzerne müssen mit neuen Belastungen und Einschränkungen bei der Umsetzung ihrer Geschäftsmodelle rechnen. Die Ansage aus der Politik ist sogar ziemlich deutlich, denn sie wird in den Pressekonferenzen offen propagiert. Man will die großen Unternehmen schützen, statt sie an den Kosten zu beteiligen. Wir hören und lesen auch nichts von strengeren Hygienevorschriften und Abstandgeboten für diese Unternehmen. Für diese gibt es nur Appelle, aber weder Kontrollen noch eine Registrierungspflicht für Büros oder Werksgebäude. Es gibt keine Desinfektionspflicht bei Schichtwechseln oder Hygienekontrollen am Eingang, etc. Kleine und mittelständische Unternehmen sollen Industrie und Großkonzernen helfen. Dies Ungleichbehandlung für Kulturbetrieben, Gastronomie, Hotels und vielen anderen kleinen Betrieben, missachtet nicht nur deren wirtschaftliche Bedeutung, sondern auch die Menschen, die dort arbeiten. Der Ministerpräsident NRW hat in seiner Pressekonferenz vom 28.10.2020 sehr deutlich gemacht, dass er lieber auf große Konzerne und Industrie setzt, statt auf die kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen. Er machte damit auch klar, dass die kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen und ihre Angestellten jetzt noch mehr finanzielle Opfer bringen müssen, um den großen Unternehmen zu helfen und diese abzusichern. Bei solch einer unverfrorenen Offenheit bleibt einem echt die Spucke weg! Amazon und Co. kassieren kräftig ab! Die Tech-Riesen Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google und Microsoft konnte durch die Krise seine Umsätze und Gewinne in unglaublichen Ausmaß steigern ohne das sie an den Kosten beteiligt werden. Gleichzeitig gelingt es ihnen durch legale Steuertricks und Lücken jährlich mehrere Milliarden Euro Steuern zu „vermeiden“. Warum denkt die Politik nicht über eine satte Erhöhung der Mehrwertsteuer für Onlinedienste und Versandhandel nach und setzt dabei die Mehrwertsteuerbefreiung für den EU-Handel im Onlinehandel für die Dauer der Pandemie aus. Damit könnte Amazon und Co., die ja mit fetten Umsatzsteigerungen von COVID-19 profitieren, an den Kosten der Krise beteiligt werden. Willkürliche und unsoziale Schutzmaßnahmen Die jetzigen willkürlichen Schutzmaßnahmen treffen eine sehr große Zahl an Arbeitnehmerinnen und Arbeitnehmer, die seit Monaten durch Kurzarbeit von massiven Lohneinbußen betroffen sind, sondern auch in eine ungewisse Zukunft blicken. Die jetzigen Schließungsanordnungen werden vielen kleine Betrieben den Todesstoß versetzen und viele Menschen werden langfristig arbeitslos werden. In den letzten Monaten hat die Mehrheit der Menschen diese Maßnahmen solidarisch mitgetragen und die Mehrheit war auch bereit Einbußen hinzunehmen und zu verzichten. Es geht um ein wichtiges Ziel und es geht um Menschenleben und die eigene Gesundheit. Alle wissen warum sie verzichtet haben und sie tragen den Mund- Naseschutz, desinfizieren die Hände, lassen sich registrieren und halten Abstand. Das ist alles richtig und gut. Was viele nun nicht mehr verstehen, dass nur wenige die Lasten tragen ohne das wirklich alle beteiligt und einbezogen werden. Die jetzigen Maßnahmen mögen notwendig und richtig sein, aber sie treffen wieder nur diejenigen, die seit Monaten die größte Last tragen. Sie sind deshalb willkürlich, ungerecht, unfair, unsozial und damit auch unsolidarisch! Andere Maßnahmen umsetzen! Die betroffenen Menschen erwarten, dass überall wirksame Maßnahmen zur Eindämmung von COVID-19 umgesetzt werden und nicht nur bei bestimmten Branchen. Nur ein paar Beispiele: Mit der Aufhebung der Fahrscheinpflicht im ÖPNV könnte man die Verkaufsstellen, Busfahrer, Verkaufsautomaten und Entwerter als Infektionsherde ausschließen, ... Veränderung der Arbeitszeiten und Öffnungszeiten in den Privatbetrieben. könnte die Stoßzeiten im ÖPNV reduzieren. So könnte manbei jeder Branche per Verordnung die Arbeitszeiten festlegen und damit die Stoßzeiten im ÖPNV verringern. z.B.: Lebensmittelhandel ab 8 - 18 Uhr, Öffentliche Einrichtungen ab 10: Uhr, Anwälte ab 10:30 Uhr Textilhandel ab 11 Uhr, Handwerker ab 11:30 Uhr, etc ... Schulen öffnen zu anderen Zeiten, damit die Schüler nicht mit den Pendlern im ÖPNV sitzen. Massiver Ausbau des Schülerspezialverkehrs. … Anmeldepflicht im Supermarkt mit Zeitslots für den Einkauf. Kunden dürfen nur noch zu bestimmten Zeiten in den Supermarkt einkaufen und/oder müssen die angeforderten Waren vorher bestellen. Sie erhalten sie dann per Lieferung oder an der Kasse zu einer bestimmten Uhrzeit. Auch hier würden wir die Infektionen verhindern, da nicht jeder alles anfasst. Genauso könnte man das mit allen Einzelhändlern machen. ... Das hört sich merkwürdig an, aber genauso läuft es in vielen Gastro-, Kosmetik oder Kulturbetrieben seit Monaten. In vielen Restaurants muss man vorher reservieren, an der Tür Desinfektionsmittel benutzen und viele haben Lieferung möglich gemacht. Was dort umgesetzt wurde und werden muss, gibt es woanders nicht so? Warum nicht? Fehlende Kontrollen und inkompetente Behördenauskünfte Völlig unverständlich sind die fehlenden Kontrollen der Anordnungen. Hier haben die Kommunen nichts unternommen und zugesehen, wie Hygienemaßnahmen umgangen oder weit ausgelegt wurden. Hier muss man mehr unternehmen und Personal einstellen, die Schwachstellen aufdecken, Fragen beantworten und Betriebe beraten. Sowohl die Bürgertelefone als auch die zuständigen Behörden für COVID-19-Schutz waren völlig überfordert. Sie gaben oft keine oder völlig falsche Antworten oder kannten auch keine besser informierten Quellen und Stellen. Bis heute bleibt dort der Eindruck der völligen Hilflosigkeit und Inkompetenz bestehen. Das gilt insbesondere bei der Beratung und Hilfe für kleine Betriebe bei Fördermöglichkeiten oder der praktischen Umsetzung der Hygieneanordnungen. So gab es Fehler oder wichtige Dinge wurden nicht richtig und wirksam umgesetzt. Auch gibt weiterhin kein Programm zur flächendeckenden Verfügbarkeit antiviraler Luftfilter und auch die inzwischen immerhin versprochenen Schnelltests lassen auf sich warten. Die Landesregierungen müssen endlich ihre Erkenntnisse in praktisches Handeln umsetzen. Solidarisch für alle! Gerechte Entschädigung für Betroffene! Die Menschen werden sich an die Auflagen und strengeren Hygienevorgaben halten. Sie werden zuhause bleiben und sie hoffen, dass sie nach der Krise noch einen Arbeitsplatz haben werden, um ihre Familien durch das Leben zu bringen. Die COVID-19-Krise trifft diejenigen am härtesten, die schon vorher nicht auf der Sonnenseite des Lebens weilten. Leider schlägt sich die Aussage und diese Erkenntnis von Frau Angela Merkel nicht im Regierungshandeln nieder. Die soziale Frage gewinnt an Schärfe. Die Menschen erwarten tatsächlich, dass die Lasten gleichmäßig verteilt werden und das alle gleichermassen Anstrengungen unternehmen, um die Pandemie einzudämmen. Und sie erwarten auch, dass sie für ihre außerordentlichen Einschränkungen und wirtschaftlichen Nachteile angemessen entschädigt werden. Bisher haben die meisten Unternehmen nur einen Bruchteil des tatsächlichen Schadens durch Förderungen und „Soforthilfe“ auffangen können. Die meisten betroffenen Unternehmen haben ihre eigenen Rücklagen zur Überwindung der Krise genutzt. Eine Menge Betriebe sind aber nun an ihre Grenzen gelangt und können ohne Hilfe nicht weitermachen. Sie tragen keine Schuld an der Pandemie und erwarten zurecht vollumfängliche Deckung ihrer Verluste und Kosten, die durch die Berufsverbote und Zwangsschließung entstehen. 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Galadia.com: Tienda de flores ¿Cómo se organiza Galadia.com? Galadia está pensado para facilitar al usuario lo más posible el uso de nuestros servicios. Para ello cada arreglo puede incluirse según la ocasión y el precio. Así, el navegante puede decidir si quiere todos los arreglos para cumpleaños o si desea restringir los precios a menores de 500 pesos, o bien si sólo quiere ver todos los arreglos de determinado precio. ¿Qué pasa si pido un arreglo y no tienen en inventario? Esto es imposible que suceda, pues en el momento en que se agota un arreglo, automáticamente lo excluimos de la base de datos de productos, por lo que desplegará el mensaje "No hay existencias" y ocultará el botón de compra. ¿Cuál es la mejor manera de cancelar? La manera más sencilla y segura de pagar por sus productos es utilizando la tarjeta de crédito, ya que mediante el servidor seguro se garantiza su confidencialidad y su envío en las siguientes 24 horas. ¿Existen algunas otras formas de pago por los productos? Se puede utilizar el pago mediante Money Gram o Western Union. Para utilizar estos servicios, debe ir a la oficina más cercana de cualquiera de estas empresas y depositar el precio de los productos deseados. El giro se hace a nombre de: Empresa: NÓVAQ S.A. Persona: Rafael Azofeifa Dirección: Moravia, San José. Costa Rica Una vez hecho el depósito, el funcionario le dará un número de documento. Debe enviarlo a nuestras oficinas por correo electrónico a info@galadia.com para comprobar el pago. Una vez recibido el depósito, el envío se realiza en las siguientes 24 horas. ¿Puedo pagar mediante Western Union sin ir a una agencia? Western Union permite hacer pagos mediante tarjeta de crédito en línea. Basta con visitar www.westernunion.com para realizar la transacción. ¿Cuántos días más debo esperar para que se envíe el producto luego de cancelar? Si el pago se hace mediante tarjeta de crédito el pedido saldrá en las próximas 24 horas. Si se hace mediante Money Gram o Western Union el pedido se despachará a más tardar 24 horas después de confirmada la recepción del dinero en la agencia respectiva. ¿Cómo se realiza el envío? Todos los envíos son realizados por personas que tratan sus flores con cuidado. Nunca son expuestas a la lluvia o dejadas al sol, nuestro personal tiene especial cuidado en el transporte y en la manipulación de las flores. El envío es acompañado de una guía para el cuidado de las flores y con consejos para que éstas duren más tiempo en un estado óptimo.

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James A. Garfield Funeral How Long? 1 minute On July 2, 1881, Charles J.Guiteau twice shot and greviously wounded President Garfield at Washington's Baltimore and Potomac station. The president was taken to the White House and was treated by a half dozen physicians who tried to remove a bullet in his back with bare hands and unsterilized instruments. Garfield asked to be taken to the New Jersey seaside on September 6 to advance his recuperation. He died there on September 19. It was expected that President Garfield's body would be returned to lie in state in the East Room, as had Lincoln's. However, it was decided that Garfield would be taken directly to the Capitol. On September 21, the coffin containing the remains of the president arrived in Washington in an elaborately decorated funeral car and was borne by honor guard from the station to the Capitol rotunda. Laden with flowers, and adorned with stuffed doves of peace, 100,000 mourners viewed the coffin over several days. Garfield was taken to Cleveland, Ohio, for burial on September 26, 1881. White House draped in mourning for President Garfield, September 1881. Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Next Eleanor Roosevelt's "My Day" At eight o’clock on the morning of April 2, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson and his wife Edith “threw responsibilities to the wind... The American Protective League and White House Security During World War One The United States remained neutral during the early years of World War I, from the outbreak of hostilities in August, 1914,... Eleanor Roosevelt's "My Day": Ceremonies Ceremony and ceremonial occasions played vital roles in the Roosevelt White House. Whether presiding over state receptions, entertaining heads of... Sicilian Salvador Catalano Few people today know the story of a Sicilian-born sailor named Salvadore Catalano who became an early American naval hero.... Picketing the White House In the second half of the nineteenth century Americans headed west to seek greater opportunities for themselves and their families.... Hoover Easter Egg Rolls The annual White House Easter egg roll was a well-established tradition when President Herbert Hoover took office, and the Hoovers... The Working White House: Witness to History White House workers’ memoirs abound with recollections of significant international and national events and episodes. As they go about their da... President Grover Cleveland's Goodwill Tour of 1887 Every effective politician understands the importance and tone of public contact. From the first, presidents, as the nation’s chief ma...

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El concierto de la Banda Sinfónica Municipal de Albacete y Serafín Zubiri se pasa al Auditorio Municipal por la lluvia martes 14 de septiembre de 2021, 11:33h Este concierto se celebra con entrada libre, hasta completar aforo, ha informado el Ayuntamiento en un comunicado. La previsión meteorológica adversa, de lluvia, ha llevado a decidir el traslado de dos de los espectáculos culturales que se iban a realizar este martes al aire libre. Así, el concierto homenaje a Nino Bravo, que la Banda Sinfónica Municipal de Albacete iba a ofrecer junto al cantante y músico Serafín Zubiri, se realizara en el Auditorio Municipal, a las 21.00 horas, en lugar de en el Recinto Ferial. Igualmente, la obra de teatro 'Miss Destierro' que iba a representarse a las 22.00 horas en el patio de la Posada del Rosario, se realizará en la Casa de la Cultura 'José Saramago', a la misma hora, a las 22.00 horas. La obra de teatro 'Reencuentro', que se representará este miércoles, día 15 de septiembre, a las 22.00 horas, también se traslada a la Casa de la Cultura 'José Saramago'. La venta de entradas para estas obras de teatro se realizará en la Posada del Rosario, de 12.00 a 14.00 horas, y de 18.00 a 21.00 horas, y en la taquilla del Auditorio Municipal y en la Casa de la Cultura, de 18.00 a 21.00 horas. El Gobierno regional participa en una experiencia piloto para prevenir delitos contra la seguridad vial entre jóvenes y adolescentes

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Home » News » Senior Health New Laser Surgery Device and new Method to Correct Cataract Surgery Induced Cloudy Eye Lens The leading cause of visual loss in adults age 55 and older, cataracts occur when the normally clear ocular lens in an eye becomes cloudy. As the cataract progresses, a person’s vision becomes blurrier, requiring surgery to replace the lens. Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of visual impairment and blindness among people 60 and older. At the very end stages of this disease, vision is very poor and quality of life is compromised. In low and middle income countries, the leading causes of blindness – cataract and trachomatous trichiasis – occur more frequently in women. Population-based surveys of blindness in Africa, Asia and many high income countries suggest that women account for 65% of all blind people worldwide. At the same time, women do not have equal access to surgery for eye diseases. Cataract blindness could be reduced by about 13% if women received cataract surgery at the same rate as men. Women are more likely to wait until they are blind to undergo surgery. Moreover, older people who are visually impaired may be more likely to be admitted to a nursing home, accounting for the higher rate among residents, and that people in nursing homes may be less likely to either have access to an eye doctor or use prescription eyeglasses. There may also be a lack of eye care professionals serving nursing home residents, according to the researchers. Cataract removal is a procedure to remove a clouded lens (cataract) from the eye. Cataracts are removed to improve vision. The procedure almost always includes the replacing the lens of the eye with an artificial lens. Surgery is usually recommended for people who have loss of vision or visual abnormalities caused by cataracts. Researchers have identified the genetics behind a common form of glaucoma, opening the way to better diagnosis and treatment of the sight-robbing condition. Two variants of a gene designated LOXL 1 increase the risk of what is called exfoliative glaucoma, in which clumps of a molecular fiber called elastin build up in the eye, increasing fluid pressure that gradually destroys the optic nerve, the scientists said. The elastin fibers are cross-linked by the LOXL 1 protein. They have found the gene and have shown the biological plan of how a mutation can cause glaucoma. Genetic effects are important even in such a clearly age-related disease as nuclear cataract. In cataract surgery, the ophthalmologist removes the clouded lens from your eye and replaces it with a clear, artificial lens. This lens is very durable and should last for the rest of your life. Your vision after cataract surgery generally doesn't deteriorate over time. It seems that sunlight exposure throughout a lifetime may be important to cataract formation," the author’s conclude. The researchers found that high ambient solar radiation is associated with a 2.5-fold increased risk of cortical cataracts and a 4.0-fold increased risk of mixed cataracts. High ambient solar radiation also was associated with a 2.9-fold increased risk of cataract surgery. Currently, patients experience refractive errors after cataract surgery because of unpredictable wound healing, inaccuracies in pre-operative measurements of ocular dimensions, or pre-existing corneal disorders such as astigmatism. Nearly three million cataract surgeries are performed every year in the United States. The majority of patients must wear prescription glasses after the procedure to see properly. In normal adults, the eye's photoreceptors -- about 130 million rods and cones which enable us to see light and color -- are aligned towards the centers of the pupil, where light is brightest. Study found that like a field of sunflowers nodding toward the sun, photoreceptors - the light-sensitive cells in the retina of the eye - can apparently swiftly reorient themselves towards the brightest points of light after cataract surgery. With trabeculectomy, the traditional surgical approach, a pathway is created through a series of incisions, by which the extra fluid in the eye can escape. The fluid is funneled to another part of the eye where it is then absorbed into the bloodstream. But unfortunately roughly 6 percent of patients who undergo a type of surgery called "trabeculectomy" for advanced glaucoma will experience severe loss of central vision, according to a report. Many LASIK patients notice a temporary decreased in night vision with symptoms that include glare, halos, and starbursts. Some patients experience dry eyes post-operatively. Nearsighted patients who experience an overcorrection will become farsighted and will notice immediately that they can no longer see near objects as well. Conversely those who have been under corrected will notice that objects in a distance are still not perfectly clear. Even if a glaucoma patient's eye pressure remains low overall, fluctuations in eye pressure may still be associated with a shrinking peripheral field of vision. Glaucomatous visual field damage cannot be stabilized by only lowering the postoperative IOP but also requires reducing the long-term fluctuation of the post-operative IOP," the researchers concluded. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first LASIK device designed to treat one eye to see far-away objects and the other eye to see things that are close up. The CustomVue Monovision device is designed to correct all nearsightedness in the dominant eye and only part of the nearsightedness in the other eye, the agency said. This allows use of the fully corrected eye for distance, and the partially corrected eye for objects that are close. Recently,Prof. Ehud Assia and Dr. Ami Eyel of IOPtima are testing a new laser surgery device specifically designed to make glaucoma procedures safer, simpler and faster.One of a small number of surgeons in the world who currently perform a complicated form of glaucoma surgery, Prof. Assia has developed a novel laser device that promises to revolutionize treatment of the disease. The laser, called the OTS134 for now, is expected to give most practicing eye surgeons the ability to master complex glaucoma surgery very quickly. The most common surgical treatment in use today perforates the wall of the eye, often resulting in collapse of the eyeball, infection, cataract formation and other complications. A more effective and elegant approach, a specialty of Prof. Assia's, involves penetration of the eye wall to a depth of only about 95 percent, leaving a razor-thin layer intact. The difference between success and failure may amount to just a few microns. This highly-specialized non-penetrating surgery, requiring years of rigorous training and great skill, is performed by only a small number of surgeons at leading international ophthalmology centers. But a small observation led Prof. Assia to think about a method that could make the procedure accessible to eye surgeons without the long and involved training. A newly developed method for coating the intraocular lenses (IOLs) used in millions of cataract surgery procedures may prevent a common complication of cataract surgery, according to a new report. Such surgery corrects the vision loss that occurs when the lens of the eye becomes clouded. Christine Jérôme and colleagues report development of a method for applying a polyethylene glycol coating to IOLs. In laboratory experiments, researchers showed that the coating reduced accumulation of the protein film and adhesion of cells responsible for formation of secondary cataracts. The coating did not affect the optical properties of the lens. It also could be applied to certain other surfaces in order to discourage undesirable protein accumulation and adhesion of cells, the report states. During the operation, a small incision in the front of the lens capsular bag is used to remove the clouded crystalline lens. The IOL is inserted into the empty capsular bag. Researchers noted that IOL replacement surgery is a safe and well-established procedure to correct the vision loss from a cataract. 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Capacitación a choferes debe seguir en las Escuelas de Conducción Bomberos revisaron posibles fallas en la energía eléctrica de un hogar. “Hogar seguro” inició ayer en la parte norte de la ciudad Publicado en Ciudad Escrito por Crónica Junio 07 2018 tamaño de la fuente disminuir el tamaño de la fuente aumentar tamaño de la fuente Con la finalidad de ayudar y recomendar a la ciudadanía sobre el perfecto funcionamiento de las redes eléctricas, cocinas, gas licuado de petróleo (GLP), entre otros en el hogar; desde ayer inició la campaña “Hogar Seguro”, realizado por el Cuerpo de Bomberos. Diego Almeida, oficial de Control del Cuerpo de Bomberos Quito en Loja, señaló que este proyecto lo vienen desarrollando desde el 2014 (cuatro años) en los barrios y parroquias de Quito con excelentes resultados. Indicó que se trata de la visita directa a cada uno de las viviendas que conforman la ciudad, dentro de ello, el personal bomberil da ciertas recomendaciones o consejos de seguridad que ayudarán a evitar accidentes y situaciones adversas del hogar como: electrocutados, fugas de gas, incendios, entre otros. No revisión “Los bomberos visualizan si el cableado eléctrico, tomacorrientes, cocinas, calefón y el GLP, éste último el causante de la mayoría de los incendios, estén con fallas. Además, observan la seguridad humana, es decir, si el hogar posee extintores, detectores de humo, botiquín o si tiene un plan de evacuación en situaciones de un deslave, sismo o inundación”, dijo Almeida. A su vez, indicó que esta campaña no es una revisión sino más bien, es una visita domiciliaria para verificar posibles fallas y evitar inconvenientes, por ende, iniciaron ayer, en la parte norte de la urbe, barrio Virgenpamba. Recalcó que este proyecto piloto tendrá una duración de dos meses en Loja, pero se oficializará una vez que el personal bomberil de Loja que se capacita en la capital ecuatoriana (Quito) tome las funciones que ahora son ocupadas por bomberos de Quito. “La campaña es una excelente iniciativa, ya que en los cuatro años en la región ha logrado disminuir las emergencias”, concluyó.(I).(FJC). Más en esta categoría: « 28 obras en homenaje al pintor Gerardo Sáez Abogados convocan a elecciones internas »

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WR Mike Evans, two others visit Bills Tuesday The 2014 NFL Draft is drawing near, and yet another big named prospect has made the trek to Buffalo to visit with the Bills. On Tuesday, the team announced that Texas A&M wide receiver Mike Evans was in town for a pre-draft visit. Evans declared for the draft as a redshirt sophomore following two seasons that yielded back-to-back 1,000 yard campaigns. Over those two years, the 6-foot-5, 231-pound wide receiver brought in 151 receptions for 2,499 yards and 17 touchdowns. He is widely considered to be the second-best at his position behind Clemson's Sammy Watkins, and there is much speculation that Evans will be selected in the top 10. In addition to Evans, the Bills also hosted two other college prospects on pre-draft visits. USC interior offensive lineman Marcus Martin and Georgia Southern running back Jerick McKinnon each visited team facilities in Orchard Park on Tuesday as well. In what has been advertised as a weak class for centers, Martin is one of the best available. He switched to center ahead of his junior season, but started at left guard during both his freshman and sophomore years. Martin is 6-foot-3 and 320-pounds, and will likely be selected at some point of Day Two of the draft. McKinnon split his time in 2013 as both a quarterback and running back at Georgia Southern, but will need to focus on playing running back to make it in the NFL. Over the past two seasons, McKinnon maintained a yards per carry average of 6.7, gaining a total of 2,867 yards and 32 touchdowns in the Eagles' triple-option attack. He's projected to be a potential Day Three selection. The Bills have now conducted 23 of their 30 pre-draft visits for non-local college prospects. For a full list of who has made their official visits, click here. Twitter: @JoeBuscagliaTags : Topics : SportsSocial : SportsLocations : BuffaloPeople : Jerick McKinnon, Marcus Martin, Mike Evans, Sammy WatkinsBack To Blog Recent Posts

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El 22 de mayo, ‘día sin sombra’ en ciudades mayas de Yucatán: esta es la razón (video) May 17, 2018 | Ciencia, Cultura, Mérida, Municipios, Portada, Yucatán Mérida, Yucatán.- Este martes 22 de mayo, el movimiento de Tierra en su órbita alrededor del Sol causará uno de los fenómenos más asombrosos por su precisión: el Sol en el cenit. ¿Qué es exactamente lo que ocurrirá? Al mediodía (aunque por el horario de verano en Yucatán, será a las 13:00 horas, 1:00 de la tarde) la luz solar “bañará” de lleno los edificios de las ciudades mayas de la entidad y los dejará literalmente sin sombra. Este fenómeno, descubierto -así está patentado ya- por el astrónomo yucateco Eddie Salazar Gamboa, muestra la exactitud matemática con la que los mayas construyeron sus edificios más emblemáticos. ¿Por qué enterraron a niños ‘fuereños’ en Chichén Iztá? Lo que revelan restos de dientes En este caso, hablamos de las ciudades mayas de Dzibilchaltún, Uxmal y Chichén Itzá. Sin embargo, no en todas se presenta el mismo día. En este caso, inicia el día 22 en Uxmal, y los días subsiguientes en las otras 2. Ciudad maya Fecha del Sol en el Cenit (mayo) Dzibilchaltún Este “primer día sin sombra” en las ciudades mayas de Yucatán ocurre exactamente 28 días antes del Solsticio de Verano, el próximo 21 de julio, y la cantidad de días que transcurre es la de un periodo lunar. Un mes después del equinoccio, en julio, ocurre nuevamente el tránsito del Sol el cenit, y en las ciudades mayas de Yucatán las “fechas” se invierten, es decir, pasa primero en Uxmal, y luego por Chichén Itzá y Dzibilchaltún. Eddie Salazar, en su libro “La astronomía en Yucatán”, señala que el Sol en el Cenit determinaba, en muchas culturas, varias actividades, principalmente relacionadas con la agricultura. El punto exacto en el que el Sol nos deja sin sombra significa también una máxima radiación solar. Un turista ‘se carga’ de energía durante el equinoccio en Chichén Itzá. (Fotos en esta publicación: Cultur) ¿Sabías que en Yucatán habrá un museo sobre el cráter de Chicxulub? En el caso de Dzibilchaltún, es reiterada la hipótesis del también catedrático del Instituto Tecnológico de Mérida (ITM) de que el Templo de las 7 Muñecas no tenía “techo”, y que eso permitía el paso de los rayos del Sol en forma vertical. Un video de National Geographic muestra que al caer el Sol en el “día sin sombra”, en el cenote Holtún (En maya, hueco en la piedra), en Chichén Itzá, los rayos del astro rey entran directamente a la superficie del agua para “alumbra el inframundo”. Pero lo que destaca es que la boca del cenote fue hecha también en forma de cuadrilátero, como está el “techo” del Castillo en Chichén y el Templo de las 7 Muñecas en Dzibilchaltún. http://lectormx.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/El-paso-cenital-del-Sol-en-Chichén-Itzá.mp4 Así que aunque este 2018 fue considerado el Año de la Luna, por los diversos fenómenos que ha protagonizado Selene, el astro rey también tiene sus momentos; pero, también hay que decirlo, en el caso del Sol en el cenit, se trata de un fenómeno que ocurre cada año y 2 veces. PreviousVisita la alcaldesa María Fritz Sierra el Cendi San José Tecoh NextConsolidar a Mérida como una verdadera ciudad cultural, propone Víctor Caballero Reportan hallazgo arqueológico en Dzibilchaltún Titular de Cofepris: no hay ni habrá desabasto de medicamentos Otro salto de cifras en Quintana Roo: 20 muertos, 13 en Cancún Muertes por dengue tienen a Quintana Roo entre los más afectados Relacionan uso de productos cosméticos con desarrollo de endometriosis

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Practical and Helpful Tips: Heating editor January 7, 2017 January 7, 2017 Comments Off on Practical and Helpful Tips: Heating You May Need HVAC Installation or Repair this Season As the seasons change throughout the year, it is always important that we be able to properly regulate the ventilation and temperature of our homes and workplaces. Proper ventilation and temperature control are important not only for our comfort, but also for our health and safety when at home or at work. When you consider certain kinds of buildings, such as industrial warehouse, or the climates of various geographical areas, this become even more crucial. Therefore, it is always necessary for you to ensure that your home’s or building’s HVAC system is functioning optimally. If you think of HVAC systems as just an air conditioners, it could be possible to undervalue their importance for your home or workplace. For many people who are dealing with certain kinds of physical ailments or medical conditions, having their home within a certain temperature range could greatly affect their comfort level, or even how their illness progresses. Similarly, for many buildings designed for both residential and commercial uses may be constructed in ways which require proper ventilation and air flow in order for them to be habitable and safe. With the right HVAC system, not only will there be effective temperature and ventilation management, this will also be both energy and cost efficient. By hiring a professional HVAC services company, you will be able to get a good assessment as to how efficient and effective your HVAC management system is operating. Even if your system is not malfunctioning at all, there is still a possibility that it is draining energy and money by not functioning optimally. An experienced HVAC services company will inform you about which HVAC systems are best for your kind of home or building, and will also be able to install it properly and in a timely manner. Overwhelmed by the Complexity of Experts? This May Help Experienced HVAC services companies are able to take care of all of your HVAC needs, from installations to repairs. Every region is likely to have many different companies offering services than can cover a wide array of building types and sizes. There are also many that have specific specializations, such as for homes and residential buildings, or for commercial and industrial buildings. By taking the time to figure out which HVAC service will be best for you, you will be able to save a good amount of time, money, and hassle. Discovering The Truth About Services For your family at home, or employees at the workplace, an optimally functioning temperature and ventilation control system is crucial for everyone’s comfort, health, and safety. Consult with a professional HVAC services company to find out how your can improve your own HVAC system. Questions About Heating You Must Know the Answers To Makeover A Bathroom For Around $100

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Two and a Half Men Season 9 Episode 22 “Why We Gave Up Women” Sneak Peek 2 Here is a second sneak peek for Two and a Half Men, season 9 episode 22 “Why We Gave Up Women”. Two and a Half Men Season 9 Episode 22 "Why We Gave Up Women" Promo Two and a Half Men Season 9 Episode 22 "Why We Gave Up Women" Sneak Peek

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Our Own Mandelas: Former Black Panthers Call for Release of Their Comrades Juan González & Amy Goodman, Some members of the Black Panther Party have been behind bars for more than four decades and are now suffering from poor health. In some cases, court documents show they were punished essentially for being in the black liberation struggle. Many continue to face parole board denials based on their relationship with the party. We discuss their cases with Sekou Odinga, a former Black Panther who was a political prisoner for 33 years and was released in November 2014. AMY GOODMAN: Sekou Odinga, while you’re out of jail, you’re very much focused on those who are still in prison. Can you talk about some of those cases? SEKOU ODINGA: Yeah. We have a number of brothers left in the prisons, about 15 of them. And for the most part, they’re in bad condition. Most of us are getting older, you know. I believe all of them is 60 years or older. They’ve been in prison for long periods of time. Many of them should have never been in prison at all. They were framed and illegally convicted. So, I’ve been trying to, as well as many of the other brothers—I know all three of the other brothers that’s on this program with us have been advocating for the release of these other political prisoners, prisoners like Mumia Abu-Jamal, Sundiata Acoli, Mutulu Shakur, Robert Seth Hayes, Kamau Sadiki, Veronza Bowers. It’s another—like I say, it’s 15 from the party itself, and there’s many other political prisoners in this country. You know, this country maintains that there is no political prisoners, that everybody is criminals, but it’s just not true. You know, the same—the same things that we hurray and support in other places, like people like Nelson Mandela, our prisoners were doing the same thing, and they were captured and convicted of the same things. And we should remember them and treat them like the heroes they are. They earned that respect. Most of them, like I said, are getting older. A lot of them are sick. You know, a lot of them are being held even after the courts have ordered them released, people like Veronza Bowers, who was—did all of his time and then was—after he was on his way out, they locked him back up, with no charges, and he’s been locked up now for over 11 years, 11 or 12 years now, after he did all of his time. Sundiata Acoli was—won in—won a court case where the judge ordered him released, and they refuse to release him. And they keep going back with appeals so they can keep him in jail. Now he’s almost 80 years old. You know, it’s— AMY GOODMAN: In Sundiata Acoli’s case, the judge ordered the parole board to “expeditiously set conditions” for his release. He said then of his June 2016 New Jersey Parole Board hearing, they asked me “almost nothing about my positive accomplishments. They … asked: ‘Aren’t you angry … they broke Assata out of prison instead of you?’ My response was: ‘No, I don’t or wouldn’t wish prison on anyone.'” SEKOU ODINGA: Yeah. So, these brothers need to be released. And we need to—first of all, we need to know who they are. People don’t even know that we have political prisoners. Most of the names that I mentioned, most people wouldn’t even—wouldn’t recognize it, if they’re not already politically involved. We want to raise their names up to a point where people will start knowing who they are and start demanding their release. JUAN GONZÁLEZ: Is there any hope that President Obama might do something before he leaves office? SEKOU ODINGA: Yes, there’s hope. There’s definitely hope. And I’m sure that those—well, I know for a fact that the prisoners, the political prisoners in the federal system, is asking him for clemency or for some kind of release. I don’t know if he’s going to recognize them and help them. But— AMY GOODMAN: Albert Woodfox, earlier this month you had the opportunity to meet the U.S. District Judge James Brady of the Middle District of Louisiana, who issued the order saying you should be immediately released and barred from being retried for the killing of the Angola prison guard, Brent Miller, whose former wife even said she did not believe that you had done this. Judge Brady later said, quote, “I did what a judge is supposed to do.” We only have a minute, but what was it like to meet him? And the power of judges in some of these cases, as prisoners, Black—former Black Panthers, are still seeking release? ALBERT WOODFOX: Well, you know, at the time, I was speaking at Southern University Law School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. And it was a total surprise to know that Judge Brady was in the audience. And so, after speaking with the law students and attorneys and other people involved in the judicial system, I learned that Judge Brady was there, and I wanted to thank him for having the courage to apply the law and not allow my being a former Black Panther Party or my activism in prison to cloud the issues, and to apply the law. And that’s exactly what he’d done. You know, of course, we know that the state of Louisiana, mostly through the Attorney General Office, continuously appeal his rulings, and in most cases his rulings were reversed or stayed. And this process was drug out over a 44-year period. AMY GOODMAN: We have to leave it there, but it’s been a fascinating discussion. I want to thank Albert Woodfox and Robert King, now in Austin; Sekou Odinga, joining us here in New York; and Eddie Conway in Baltimore. Go to democracynow.org for our special report on the Black Panthers who are still behind bars to find out more about their cases. Also, I’ll be speaking at Arizona State University in Tempe Thursday, 7:00 p.m.; Saturday morning here in New York at the New York Press Club’s 2016 Journalism Conference at the NYU Kimmel Center. Check our website for more. Democracy Now! currently accepting applications for internships. Juan González Juan González co-hosts Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman. González has been a professional journalist for more than 30 years and a staff columnist at the New York Daily News since 1987. He is a two-time recipient of the George Polk Award. Amy Goodman is the host and executive producer of Democracy Now!, a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program airing on more than 1,100 public television and radio stations worldwide. Time Magazine named Democracy Now! its "Pick of the Podcasts," along with NBC's "Meet the Press." Black Panther’s Posthumous Writings Cover Activism’s Risks, Rewards (Image: Feminist Press) "The War Before: The True Story of Becoming a Black Panther, Keeping the Faith in Prison & Fighting for Those Left Behind" … Eleanor J. Bader, Mumia: The Unsilenced Voice of a “Long-Distance Revolutionary“ Chris Hedges was forbidden to take notes in his interview with the famous political prisoner, so he transmits his words from memory. Chris Hedges, Freed Panther Sekou Odinga on Joining the Panthers, COINTELPRO and Assata Shakur’s Escape This segment focuses on the Black Panther Party's legacy of political prisoners in the United States.

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Treves, Marco, 1 results 1 Archivio storico. Università degli Studi di Torino Treves, Marco Treves, Marco IT ASUT TREVES La documentazione copre un periodo da fine '800 al 1942 e comprende carte che testimoniano la sua intensa e originale attività professionale, i suoi molteplici interessi verso altre discipline nonché il suo impegno politico (anche in relazione allo stretto rapporto con il fratello Claudio, deputato socialista, in seguito fuoriuscito).

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Universitätskirche Marburg Führung mit dem Marburger Nachtwächter Führung mit dem Marburger Nachtwächter - Gelebte Marburger Geschichte und Sie mittendrin! Treffpunkt: Kornmarkt unter der Linde Reitgasse Event organiser: Marburg Stadt und Land Tourismus GmbH, Biegenstr. 15, 35037 Marburg, Deutschland Ermäßigungen von 6 bis 17 Jahren. Ausschank des Nachtwächterlikörs nur an Erwachsene. Achtung: Führung ist nicht barrierefrei! Name und Telefon-Nr. des Kunden sind notwendig, um Änderungen mitteilen zu können. Teilnahme nur mit Ticket möglich. KEINE ABENDKASSE! Verborgene Plätze, urige Anekdoten, amüsante Histörchen und althergebrachte Traditionen in der Oberstadt. Und zum Abschluss einen original Marburger Kräuterlikör. Keine Parkmöglichkeiten direkt am Treffpunkt. Das nächstgelegene Parkhaus ist das Parkhaus Oberstadt, Pilgrimstein 17.

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Memory Lane › A Blueprint For Life› A Blueprint For Life Photo by Red Today's "Take Our Kids To Work Day," which made me think about how incredibly lucky we were that Daddy worked from home. Every day was take your kid to work day! Yes, back then, many people had home offices, but they were typically separate from the house. For example, doctors and dentists whose practices were in extensions on their house. But, I also remember when Daddy worked in a "real" office. Well, my memory is of Daddy working in his office in the basement. I'd come home from school, open the door to the basement, and shout down that I was home. Then, even before getting a snack, I'd go downstairs, plop down in the wooden chair in the corner of his workroom, and tell him all about my day. Even when Daddy worked at a corporate office in New York City and commuted on the Long Island Rail Road, getting home just in time for dinner, that never stopped him from immediately asking about my day. No matter how tired he might be, he was always genuinely interested in everything and anything I wanted to discuss. assets.rebelmouse.io I never remember Daddy being tired, he was always present and engaged. I can remember asking him questions about his drafting table, the blueprints, and what he did, but it seemed based on math which was never my strong suit, so not much of it stuck with me. He was a professional engineer (PE) specializing in HVAC (heating, venting, air-conditioning), and I can remember thinking that his blueprints looked like abstract artwork. They were so incredibly precise. Just like his handwriting. That precision, along with his compassion, would've made him a great surgeon. I remember asking him why he never pursued that dream, and he explained that after serving in World War II he didn't want to put his life on hold to spend years becoming a doctor. But for purely selfish reasons, I'm glad he didn't because I loved growing up with him in the house. I think he loved it, too. He quit his job in the City, which was a leap of faith because he gave up a steady income and job security, all for the sake of having quality time with his family. And, being his own boss, which meant a lot to him. I think most people, if they could, would like to be their own boss. You still have to work incredibly hard, maybe even harder, but you do have more flexibility. I learned that from Red & Black, although I'd argue you're my boss. Working for yourself or your own company is very different from working for others. Years later, I learned that Daddy went out on his own not just to have more time with us, although that was very important to him, but because he realized he was not a "company man". Making recommendations based on what was best for the company went against his "Honest Abe" approach of making recommendations based on what was best for the client, and then doing them the right way, not necessarily the most profitable way. I never knew that! Although I'm not surprised. But regardless of his reasons, I'll always treasure my memories of the simple times of just chatting away with him while he worked. Can I remember what we said? No. But I can remember the feelings surrounding those conversations. Love, patience, interest, humor. Everything that made Daddy, well, Daddy. So, when Black mentions Redhead Appreciation Day, I know it’s related to Red & Black and not her being “nice” and giving me a day off (or telling me that she appreciates me). And when she asks, “What is it like to be a redhead, Red?” part of me wants to reply, “What’s it like not to be a redhead?” because, for my entire life, I’ve been “Red.” (There’s a story there, but I’ll get to it later.) The honest answer is, well, I never thought about it, until now … I know that redheads often have a reputation for being fiery and hot-tempered, but I managed to escape that characteristic. (Although it amuses me that many people make that assumption about me before they even get to know me.) Ironically, I’ve always preferred to blend in and not make any waves (good or bad). But being a redhead does tend to make you stand out in the crowd (unless, of course, you’re in Scotland or Ireland, in which case, being a redhead helps you blend in), and growing up, I just accepted the attention in my stride. It never seemed to bother me. Not even when I lived in China, which was definitely an experience on so many fronts. But while many things were to be expected (and, to some degree, endured, but that’s another post for another day), being a redhead wasn’t something I thought about. Until the first time I went for a bike ride through the streets of Shanghai on a hot summer’s day, Everyone was pointing at me. Was it because I was a Westerner on a bike? (This was in the 1990s, and I was part of the first wave of ex-pats in Shanghai.) Or maybe a woman alone? I know my pale skin and whiter than white legs weren’t anything special. Then I noticed that everyone was pointing at my hair. Being a redhead (especially with very long hair and before the days of bike helmets to hide it) in China meant I’d never escape being noticed. Unfortunately, the other thing I’d never escape, like most fair skin people, especially redheads, is that my skin burns easily. Growing up, it was extremely frustrating as all my friends tanned (ok, this was in the days before we knew of the dangers of the sun), and I had only two color options – white and red (as in bright red!). Then I started wondering whether being a redhead explains why I blush so easily (I can only imagine the research Black will send me, so I won’t mention it to her). Or whether it’s just a function of having such pale skin that makes it more noticeable. But just the thought of how easily I blush is embarrassing, which in turn causes me to blush. Which I guess makes me Red with a red face. Interestingly, although I go by the nickname Red, I never knew of any other redheads called Red. Even my daughters, both redheads, have never been called Red. (Although they’d tell me that occasionally someone would call them “Ginger,” but each of them shut that down pretty quickly.) But being called Red has never bothered me, although it might be because of how my nickname originated. Which is the story I alluded to earlier, and, of course, it’s all Black’s fault, so I’ll let her tell the story, On the day my parents brought my sister home from the hospital, I quickly glanced at my new (and not entirely welcome) baby sister with her bright red hair, and immediately called her “Red.” To which my mother told me, and not in a kind motherly way, but instead rather emphatically, to NEVER call her that again. So, from that day forward, I never called her anything else. Photograph of Jackie Aguilera courtesy of Jackie Aguilera I have a confession to make, which I’m sure will make you roll your eyes. Interesting caveat and probably true. Every time we meet with Jackie (Aguilera) from the Mayor’s Office of Adult Literacy and hear what she’s doing in the world of adult education, I feel like I’m back in school and having to take copious notes. I am more than happy to send you “homework assignments” as I come across relevant articles and research. Thanks, but no thanks. I’ll stick to taking notes. But that does explain why you’re so knowledgeable about literacy. But, reading information is very different from being at the forefront of literacy innovation. And, if we had never met Jackie, I never would have realized how literacy is more than the dictionary definition, and encompasses more than just reading and writing. But that alone is such a critical part of all of our lives and can make the difference between struggling and success. Although I never stopped to think about any of that before we met Jackie. The funny thing is we first met her because of financial literacy. Yes, and I remember wondering why you decided we should go to a Houston Money Week meeting. And while our book was approved as a financial literacy textbook by the (Texas) State Board of Education, I still didn’t think we were qualified to talk about the topic. But, we did go. And, we met Jackie. That’s something I’ll never forget. I remember I let you do the talking when “newbies” had to introduce themselves, or I’d have talked their ears off. After the meeting, this confident but very approachable woman came striding across the room, extended her hand to me, and introduced herself. At the time, she was Literacy Coordinator at EastSide University. All I remember was her energy, commitment, and passion for financial literacy. Not usually a topic discussed with such enthusiasm. There’s an understatement. And not only did it take me by surprise, but I hate to admit it, it was contagious. Especially once we started working with her. Another confession? Maybe. Looking back, I still shake my head in amazement at the incredibly creative ways she made personal finance, typically such a “boring” topic, come alive. And how she used outside-the-box approaches to making learning relevant. And, fun. I still cannot believe she was able to turn something as basic as one of our bookmarks into an hour-long interactive class – using it to not only get conversation going, but to introduce critical life skills. I can’t believe how she incorporates our animated “teasers” into her literacy presentations. Using them to make a point in a light-hearted and fun way. Even if it points out how I was a poster child for not being “literate” when it comes to an assortment of life topics. I dislike the term “literacy” because it makes people feel like they are “illiterate” when they do not know something. In reality, they may never have been exposed to the information or given an opportunity to learn it. I can tell you first-hand that initially I felt stupid, until you pointed out I was merely sheltered. But that’s given me so much more empathy when I think of other people in the same position I once was. Which is why she had us do an assortment of “Conversation Starters” for various literacy topics that she uses – ranging from where this all started – financial literacy – to digital literacy, health literacy, and even news literacy and environmental literacy. To make the topics accessible in a non-threatening way. All I know is that she made me realize that literacy impacts every aspect of our lives. And it has an amazing ripple effect as it then lets us share our knowledge with our families. You forgot to mention that Jackie made us aware of National Literacy Month, although I am not sure it highlights the full extent of the concept of literacy. But, anything that raises awareness is important. I know it’s changed my life in many ways. And not only in terms of Red & Black, although being able to help her, albeit in a small way, help give people the desire, the confidence, the motivation, to learn is something I’ll always be grateful to Jackie for. Since we are strolling down memory lane, I cannot believe you did not mention how working with Jackie all these years has led to a deep respect for her and the friendship that has developed. So, are you going to confess that you can be warm and fuzzy? Never. I was merely stating facts. Photo by Lynda Sanchez on Unsplash As Black knows, going to the movies is my escape (and even sends me research about it), but she also knows that it’s all about the popcorn. So, it should come as no surprise that’s how I like to celebrate my birthday. And even though she’s not one to “celebrate” birthdays, she does indulge (or maybe the word is “tolerate”) people who do, and whenever my birthday falls on a workday, she gives me “permission” to escape to the movies. Which is what I’m doing today on my milestone birthday, and although the “rerun” part of this post (below the line) was from last November, some things never change. Except … this year, as I’ll be waiting for the movie to start (and waiting to start eating my popcorn as I refuse to eat even a single kernel beforehand), I know I’ll be wondering, “How did I get to be 60 years old?!” It's a running joke in my family that the only reason I go to the movies is for the popcorn. And while that isn't 100% true, it's probably close as I can't remember a time when popcorn wasn't an essential part of the experience. (I'll admit I couldn't believe it when I recently read that South Korea's banning movie popcorn in the theater!) I can still remember seeing "Young Frankenstein" when it was first released (in 1974) at the Massapequa movie theater, which was literally at one end of an old strip shopping center. It bore no resemblance to the multiplex cinemas of today, and the concession stand offerings were very limited. It was dark and a bit dingy, and the seats were old and uncomfortable. But I didn't care because the popcorn made up for it. And while I sat through multiple showings of the movie (hey, it's still one of my favorites), I was grateful that my dad had given me enough money to get multiple popcorns as in those days, there was no such thing as the big bucket, let alone free refills. Fast forward, and at the risk of sounding like I'm making light of the pandemic, one of the toughest adjustments was not being able to go to the movies, as it's always given me a way to deal with stress by providing a much-needed "escape" from real life. If only for a few hours. Now, thanks to the vaccines and enhanced cleaning and airflow procedures at theaters, I feel safe going back to the movies and my movie routine, which, I admit, is designed around my popcorn consumption. (Black would probably say obsession.) First, I ask them to fill the large bucket "really high, please, I haven't eaten all day and I'm starving." Ok, so I probably did eat earlier, but I need some excuse for asking for a ridiculous amount of popcorn, don't I? Which takes me to the next part of my routine. If the bucket's filled to the point of overflowing, I know exactly the pace to eat it so that it lasts for almost the entire movie. (Trust me, I'm not kidding!) And then, the final part of the routine … I don't start eating my popcorn until the movie (not the coming attractions) begins. (Unlike Black, who races to finish her small size popcorn by the time the movie starts as if it's something to be ticked off a "to do" list.) So, think what you will, but for me, the popcorn's a critical part of what makes going to the movies so enjoyable. And has become an amusing memory for my youngest daughter and me as many years ago when we were on the concession stand line, she asked me what size popcorn I was getting, I love you, honey, and you're so smart, but that may be the silliest question you've ever asked me. And, quite possibly, will ever ask me. To this day, she still remembers it, and almost every time I get home from the movies, she'll jokingly ask me what size popcorn I got, and in the same breath, answer the question. Because she knows that there's only one answer. The biggest bucket available.

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Du beau langage Où l'on retrouve Laure Tograff et son amie Sainte Axe... Dans cette époque épique où tout part à vau-l'eau, certaines expressions malmenées quotidiennement vont-elles vraiment finir par s'imposer, ou est-il encore utile de rappeler ce qu'il serait bon de dire en lieu et place d'icelles ? Je me pose la question, mais je vous la pose aussi, lecteurs chéris, vous qui faites preuve d'un goût si sûr en venant traîner vos augustes guêtres par ici... Êtes-vous de ceux qui « croivent » que cela n'a pas d'importance ? Que la langue évolue « croûte que croûte » ? J'en ai sélectionné une dizaine parmi celles que j'entends le plus souvent dans les médias et partout ailleurs, et qui écorchent mes chastes oreilles de « bescherellosaure » mais vous en trouverez sûrement beaucoup d'autres... Chronique d'un combat perdu. Dites « La gent féminine » plutôt que « la gente féminine » (Bien que nous soyons souvent de gentes dames envers vous, messieurs, je vous le concède...) Dites « je ne suis pas prête à capituler » ou encore « je ne suis pas près de capituler » mais pas « je ne suis pas prête de capituler ». Dites « pallier ses lacunes » et non « pallier à ses lacunes ». Pallier se construit sans préposition. Si vous êtes une fille, dites quand même « je me suis permis de vous le dire » et non « je me suis permise de vous le dire » De la même façon, dites « je me suis fait avoir » et non « je me suis faite avoir » (Quoique je ne vous le souhaite pas...) Dites « je ne m'en souviens plus » ou « je ne me le rappelle plus » au lieu de « je ne m'en rappelle plus ». Se rappeler aussi est transitif. Dites « apporter un objet » et « amener quelqu'un » et non l'inverse. Dites « aujourd'hui » et pas « au jour d'aujourd'hui » Ah...ce fameux double pléonasme dégoulinant d'emphase... Dites « aller chez le docteur à vélo » plutôt que « au docteur en vélo ». ( En même temps, celui qui se déplace à vélo a-t-il besoin d'aller chez le médecin ?) Dites « nous avons une alternative » , et non « nous avons deux alternatives » . (Une suffira.) Dites « résoudre un problème », c'est quand même plus simple que « solutionner un problème » non ? Mais comme dit Con Fucius, « tou sa, cé des détailles, l'essanciel cé kanmême de se komprandre. » Mouif, cépafo. Retrouvez ce billet dans les onglets billevesées, Mes fondamentaux, quelle époque épique Alex C. vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Dites"remettre les pendules à l'heure" mais pas à leur place et tu me retires une fière chandelle du pied, du coup, je te dois une épine. Ne dites pas "Je suis au bord du rouleau" mais plutôt au bout, Sortir la tête du tunnel (pour ceux qui ont l'athlète dans le cul), Se retrousser les coudes avec de l'huile de manche. Ne pas y aller avec le dos de la main morte de toutes façons ça me fait ni feu ni flamme, disons plutôt que ça m'en touche une sans boucher l'autre. Célestine ☆ vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Je m'étais livrée un jour à l'exercice, dans un billet qui m'avait beaucoup amusée, où je pointais toutes les déformations faites par le commun des mortels. (Si l'on admet que les « anges de la réalité » soient le commun des mortels.) J'en retrouve certaines dans ton commentaire fort drôle. La Baladine vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Nabilla m'inspire la même question que Jean-Claude Van Damme... Sont-ils vraiment ce qu'ils semblent être ou jouent-ils à la perfection un personnage, créé de toutes pièces, en vue d'un enrichissement dont on ne peut nier qu'il est plutôt conséquent? Du coup, me revient cette réflexion de Jean-François Vilar (auteur de romans noirs) à propos d'une autre prétendument "idiote" célèbre : "Jayne Mansfield est au cinéma ce que Picabia est à la peinture: la libre intelligence du mauvais goût décapant". Ils jouent peut être ... ou sans doute un personnage. Mais la question n'est pas la. Qu'ils soient tellement idiots ou seulement de bons acteurs, ils distillent l'idée que l'on peut gagner beaucoup d'argent en parlant n'importe comment et en faisant n'importe quoi. Et ca, c'est vraiment moyen pour motiver un jeune à se dépasser et à trouver un sens à sa vie. :-) Dédé vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Moi je dis que c'est l'étincelle qui fait déborder le vase. Tout fout le camp. C'était mieux avant. Voilà. Mais je me dis qu'il y a de l'espoir si des gens ont encore le goût de la langue française et l'enseignent aux autres. Autrement c'est la goutte d'eau qui met le feu aux poudres. Foi de Dédé. Aux armes. (Quand je ne dors pas, je suis un peu excessive le matin.) 😊 Bises alpines Pour la goutte d'eau et l'étincelle, voir ma réponse à Alex C. Pour prendre les armes, tu as raison, c'est un peu excessif...Mon combat à moi, c'est juste essayer de garder un oeil ouvert sur les dérives actuelles du grand je-m'en-foutisme des médias dits « officiels » qui sont censés parler une langue à peu près correcte. Ou alors, on enlève le français des programmes scolaires, ce sera moins hypocrite et un gros gain de temps et d'argent. Bisous militants Pierre vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Alors ça, c'est la goutte d'huile qui fait déborder le feu ! Voila t-y pas que tu m'apprends que je fais moi-même quelques unes de ces fautes, tellement courantes que ne pas les faire passerait presque pour une incongruité (je ne me le rappelle plus). Quoi qu'il en soit à quelque part tu as raison... Et je suis sûr que tu sais qu'aujourd'hui est déjà une formule pléonasmique :) À part ça je vois que tu apprécies le répertoire graphique de Yaoyao Ma Van As, sur lequel je suis tombé complètement par hasard hier, reconnaissant ce style bien particulier découvert sur ton billet précédent. J'aime beaucoup son univers de solitaire et la façon dont elle maîtrise les jeux de lumière. https://www.yaoyaomavanas.com Tu ne te seras pas étonné, je pense, que ces dessins de femme un peu solaire et solitaire me parlent...Ils entrent en résonance avec mes funambulles, même si graphiquement je n'arrive pas à la demi malléole externe de Yaoyao... Bien sûr qu'aujourd'hui veut déjà dire deux fois la même chose...Est-il nécessaire d'en rajouter une troisième... Ce qui est étonnant, dans les premiers commentaires que je lis ce matin, c'est qu'il y a en fait plusieurs problèmes en un seul. Il y a les expressions figurées de type « c'est la goutte d'eau qui met le feu aux poudres » je trouve ça génial, parce que c'est drôle, de l'ordre du jeu de mots, comme quand Coluche disait « il se croit sorti de la cuisine à Jupiter » et même émouvant à certains moments, selon qui les prononce... (voir le billet que j'ai mis en lien dans ma réponse à Alex) Il y a le jargon alambiqué des technocrates cherchant à nous enfumer avec des formules ampoulées du style « personnes à mobilité réduite » ou autre « Il y a le snobisme des barbarismes, notamment des anglicismes que nos amis canadiens combattent (quitte à tomber dans l'excès parfois) avec plus de rigueur que nous, qui laissons envahir notre langue quotidiennement sans coup férir. Les ados ne disent plus jamais « c'est facile » ils disent « c'est easy ». Ce n'est qu'un exemple parmi mille. Et puis il y a les solécismes de tous poils employés sans aucun souci de rigueur lexicale, syntaxique ou sémantique par les médias officiels, ce sont ceux-là que je dénonce, parce qu'ils appauvrissent la langue, l'affaiblissent et donc ne participent pas de l'émancipation du peuple. Peut-être est-ce voulu ? Je ne sais pas...En tous cas, que penserait-on d'un professeur qui parlerait comme un enfant ou un adolescent ? N'attend-on pas autre chose de l'éducation et de l'enseignement qu'un copinage linguistique et démagogique avec les élèves ? Bref, voilà les pistes de réflexion où m'entraîne le débat ce matin... J'ai laissé ouverts les guillemets après «autres... Il y en a tellement...J'en ai tellement mangé dans ma carrière, je fais une sorte d'allergie. Genre gluten... Tiens « genre » encore un mot mis à toutes les sauces...genre... le-gout-des-autres vendredi, 25 août, 2017 J'apprécierais quant à moi qu'un "énarque" se contente de "je suis capable de me déplacer bien qu'hémiplégique " au lieu de "je suis en capacité de mouvement quoique je sois en situation de handicap moteur". Heureusement que d'autres vont jusqu'à souhaiter trouver "leur directeur marketing à l'international apte la mobilité travail pour implémenter les stratégies innovation". AlainX vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Surtout que quand le prix de l'essence augmente, le handicapé moteur que je suis s'inquiète… @Le-goût des autres J'ai bien « acté » que tu mettes l'accent sur le la novlangue des Zénarques qui « impulsent et impactent » à tire-larigot, qui « adressent un signal fort » et gèrent la gouvernance à coup de notes de service absconses et indigestes. @Alain Muahaha ! Aurais-tu des fourmis dans les roues ? @Alain, comment ça, tu ne roules pas électrique? heu.... ben si... j'aurais du mettre le tarif EDF ! Oui mais c'était plus rigolo avec l'essence... Aldor vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Je te trouve bien sévère, Célestine, un peu conservatrice, ce qui ne colle guère à ta personne et à ton ouverture. Sans doute faut-il rejeter les néologismes et les impropriétés lorsqu'ils sont laids, idiots ou qu'ils dénaturent. Mais il y en a de si charmants : j'avais une tante qui, n'ayant jamais compris l'expression originale, disait des personnes qui lui étaient inconnues qu'elle ne les connaissait ni des lèvres, ni des dents. Parfois, l'ignorance rejoint le génie de la langue. Bonne journée, Chère Célestine. Il ne faudrait pas confondre des barbarismes et autres solécismes avec les "mots d'enfant". "S'exclamer d'une voix de centaure" ou "c'est vieux comme mes robes" n'est pas la même chose que "je me suis faite draguer au marché" ou "comment elle m'a parlée" si tu n'est pas une langue... Adrienne vendredi, 25 août, 2017 ah parce que faire des fautes de français et les trouver normales, c'est être moderne et avoir l'esprit ouvert? (chère Célestine, ta liste rejoint la mienne, j'y ajouterais juste une autre erreur si répandue, c'est de mettre le subjonctif avec "après que" ;-)) Je vais préciser ma pensée. Je fais la différence entre les erreurs qui viennent simplement de la méconnaissance de règles dont certaines ne découlent pas d'une logique absolue (même si mieux vaut les respecter, bien sûr) et celles qui viennent d'un souci d'enflure : en faire trop pour faire distingué ou savant et s'étaler par terre de tout son long... Quoique "si tu n'est pas une langue..." ça fait très mal aussi... D'où l'utilité de se relire. Et se relire deux fois quand on se moque du français des autres. Bon, j'aurais dû écrire "si tu n'es pas une langue..." J'ai déjà honte alors n'insistez pas. @Aldor Conservatrice...est-ce que vouloir que les générations futures continuent de lire Molière et Victor Hugo sans trop de difficultés, c'est être conservatrice ? Est-ce que donner sa chance à chaque enfant d'accéder à un vocabulaire riche pour éviter de se faire avoir plus tard, dans tous les compartiments de la société, c'est être conservatrice ? Est-ce que s'exprimer correctement et sans langue de bois, c'est être conservatrice ? Alors oui, je le suis. Evoquant ta tante qui avait de si charmants « mots d'esprit » presque des mots d'enfant comme dit le Goût, je citerai ma grand-mère qui me souhaitait « Bon Louis Quinze » le vendredi soir. C'était charmant et fort drôle. Ou cette mère d'élève qui m'avait dit « Faut que vous faites quequ'chose, directrice, sinon c'est la décatombe dans pas longtemps » Mais mon métier m'a menée à donner l'exemple d'une langue claire et correcte, et j'ai passé ma vie à corriger les élèves quand ils disaient « Maîtresse, eh ben, je peux y aller aux toilettes ?, je peux plus tiendre » Alors si, en plus, ils entendent les animateurs tv parler n'importe comment... Je dis ça, je dis rien... ;-) J'ai encore dans l'oreille la voix de cette dame passablement énervée au guichet d'une banque, qui sommait sa conseillère de "rebiter" une somme dont son compte avait apparemment injustement été débité... :-p @Le Goût-des-autres La différence, c'est que toi, tu te corriges quand tu fais une erreur... A la tv ou la radio, j'entends rarement les gens le faire. En ont-ils seulement conscience. J'ai même entendu une ministre dire « je me suis assez prise la tête » Prouvant par là-même qu'elle ne se la prenait pas sur le langage en tous cas... ;-) @Adrienne Tu réagis comme moi, en prof de langue à qui on a demandé toute sa vie d'appliquer un programme... La progression dans la maitrise du langage oral se poursuit en continuité et en interaction avec le développement de la lecture et de l'écriture. Les élèves apprennent à utiliser le langage oral pour présenter de façon claire et ordonnée des explications, des informations ou un point de vue, interagir de façon efficace et maitrisée dans un débat avec leurs pairs, affiner leur pensée en recherchant des idées ou des formulations pour préparer un écrit ou une intervention orale. ( texte officiel du programme cycle 3) Un hiatus de plus entre les actes et les paroles des institutions officielles... @La Baladine Tu es sûre que ce n'était pas Mado la Niçoise, cette dame ? Parce qu'elle emploie cette délicieuse expression (qui pour moi tient plutôt du jeu de mots) dans un de ses plus célèbres sketches... ;-) Célestine, je découvre à l'instant la Niçoise en question (je sens que je vais avoir droit à quelques tranches de rigolade), mais la dame entendue était quelque peu plus... comment dire... moins cagole; j'attendais patiemment mon tour pendant qu'elle fulminait au guichet, et j'avoue avoir été soulagée d'être seule, parce que j'aurais eu du mal à garder mon sérieux. ;-) Non, Mado n'est pas tout à fait une cagole, qui est un mot plus marseillais que niçois... Mais je l'adore (d'autant que je suis quand même un peu niçoise de coeur de par mon histoire familiale, ma mère est née à Nice) Je sais bien, mais c'était "par extension"... (ma précieuse chipie de belle-mère vit à Nice, du coup j'ose avouer que le coin ne m'attire pas, du moins tant qu'elle y sévit) Pourtant je pourrais t'y faire découvrir tout plein de belles choses que tu ne soupçonnes même pas. Et puis c'est grand, on ne la croiserait pas... moicekejendi... :-) J'en avais oublié une qui vient de m'arracher une oreille et que j'entends régulièrement de gens qui sont censément écrivains : "se poser la question de qu'est-ce que c'est que". Je me posais justement la question de qu'est-ce que c'est que ce mot « censément » que plus personne n'emploie ^^ C'est vrai ? Tu ne connais pas "censément" ? J'aime beaucoup "censément". Si, c'était pour faire une phrase à la c...avec l'expression que tu cites au-dessus... C'est vrai, j'aime bien aussi ce mot. Il est gouleyant. (Peut-être à cause de son cousinage phonétique avec sensuellement ;-) Chinou vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Et dites -parfois-et non -des fois-et un -couvercle- plutôt qu'un -couvert- (l'usage n'en est pas le même) On sent ta grande expérience du parler des enfants...qui ne demandent pas mieux que d'apprendre à s'exprimer correctement, contrairement à ce que prétendent certains adultes. A une époque, on pensait que cheval ou biberon étaient des mots trop difficiles, alors on disait « dada» , « lolo » etc... Comme quoi tout n'était pas mieux avant. Ceci pour éviter que le débat ne tourne à la Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes. Anonyme vendredi, 25 août, 2017 boh, la langue bouge, elle évolue, et peut-être (faudrait relire des gros dictionnaires poussiéreux pour vérifier, je ferais ça l'hiver prochain, au coin du bon sens, heu, non, du feu, à la chandelle) qu'on découvrirait que des formules qui sont au jour du jour d'aujourd'hui estampillées "trop bien correctes" ont été en leur jeunesse qualifiées d'impropres, de barbares....:) mais tu as raison, le rappel au règlement est important, ne serait-ce que pour faire le point et mesurer la longueur de la laisse et donc la liberté qu'on a de jouer avec les mots. et sinon oups, parlant de mots, je me rends compte que j'ai plein de lecture en retard par ici.... je vais faire un tour du tour ! C'est certes l'usage qui fait la langue mais les règles n'en changent pas si souvent et surtout la langue ne varie pas au rythme des erreurs et néologismes répandus dans les media. (d'autant que ces néologismes signent très souvent le manque de vocabulaire du journaliste censément titulaire d'un bac L.) Sinon il va falloir réécrire les dictionnaires et les manuels de grammaire tous les trois mois. @Carnets Paresseux Dire « vous n'êtes pas sans ignorer » est-ce vraiment jouer avec les mots ? Toi qui est un artiste en la matière, je n'ai jamais vu une seule faute de syntaxe dans tes pages... cher(e?) Gout-des-autres, j'évite les médias qui me le rendent bien. Ce microcosme d'imbéciles surpayés et méprisants autant que méprisables s'agitent sous cocaïne sans que ça m'arrive au cervelet. Mais, travaillant (!) dans l'admistration je vois éclore régulièrement une nouvelle langue boisée et indigeste. Je crois quand même que d'un côté ya les règles et de l'autre la langue qui se cause (pas à la télé, mais dans la boutique de mon coiffeur où chez le bistrot du bout d'la ruche) et qu'au bout du bout c'est celle-là kiskauz' qui l'emportera, même si elle me navre parfois la comprennette. Faut donc prendre des deux et tricoter sa sienne propre, sans trop s'attrister. Célestine, "vous n'êtes pas sans ignorer" peut marquer, au choix, une grosse faute ou un camouflet habilement camouflé sous une hypocrite grosse faute :) Mon dictionnaire, mon bréviaire, ma bible, ma source ultime, c'est là ousque j'ai appris à lire le français que j'aime causer (écrit par des Belges, au demeurant): http://spirou.wikia.com/wiki/Discours_du_Maire oups, le microcosme s'agite forcément au singulier, même s'il est composé d'un pluriel d'imbéciles.... :( voilà ce que se passe quand je me lance dans des phrases avec plusieurs mots.... Bien que la première partie de ta réponse s'adresse au Goût (qui est un homme, à n'en pas douter) je me permets de te dire que bien sûr, il y a la langue parlée, Quand Raymond Queneau la maniait, cela donnait des dialogues fameux dans Zazie par exemple. Moi-même je ne fais pas tout le temps les négations quand je parle. Faudrait voir à pas tout confondre: apprendre à bien s'exprimer, ça reste important. Et dire que la langue qui s'cause va finir par l'emporter, je ne puis m'y résoudre. Cela signifierait qu'il ne sert plus à rien d'enseigner le français à l'école, ni la grammaire, ni l'orthographe... Et qu'en très peu de temps, plus personne ne serait capable de lire aucun roman. Ni même une BD de Spirou qui est d'un niveau de langue que je qualifierai de «soutenu» et je sais de quoi je cause ! Tu vois le toutim ? Un petit extrait pour le plaisir (coupable) du beau langage: Messieurs, je vous ai réunis ensembles, de conserve et en commun, pour que collectivement, à l'unanimité et solidairement chacun d'entre nous apporte sa pierre à l'édification du mur de lumière que nous devons opposer sans faiblir ni tarder aux sombres menées des soi-disant extra-terrestres. Vous n'êtes pas sans savoir ce que vous n'avez pas encore compris, à savoir que ces fameuses soucoupes... -interruption- Mon colonel, je pose un regard ourlé de confusion sur l'aveuglement qui vous rend sourd à l'odeur de panique qui s'attaque depuis peu à notre population méritante. N'entendez-vous pas dans nos campagnes, surgir des atroces branle-bas ? Ils viennent jusque dans nos bras écorcher nos us et nos coutumes ! Muets d'émotion, les mots se bousculent dans mon coeur de maire pour piétiner à tour de bras la sourde oreille sur laquelle vous vous asseyez délibérément. Je ne voudrais pas que l'on m'accuse d'avoir une langue trop bien pendue qui du bout des lèvres tirerait la corde sensible, mais la femme Lingot, hein ?! Dont l'époux Norbert, au sujet duquel les indices additionnés prouvent qu'il a été soustrait à son affection ; les chaudes larmes qu'elle déverse ne devraient-elles pas jeter un froid sur votre tiédeur coupable ? Bises cher dodo. Blutchy vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Si ce n'est pas du Pierre Dac, ça tient du plagiat :-) "Vous n'êtes pas sans ignorer" est une perle journalistique que j'avais relevé sur France Inter il y a fort longtemps. Il n'y avait aucun contre-sens voulu, aucun humour non plus. Le journaliste (qui en des temps éloignés eut été universitaire) l'avait juste faite pour varier un constat d'évidence. Autre perle de cette noble institution qu'est la radio nationale: Le correspondant à NY avait relaté qu'une réunion du conseil de sécurité avait été reportée "Saïne Daye" ... Comme quoi, même en français, les locutions latines se mâchent avec l'accent Yankee... Prouvant ainsi, si besoin est.... naon! S'il est besoin de le démontrer, que la Culture est le fruit d'un rude apprentissage qui n'est pas à la portée du premier gros niqueur venu... Quant aux approximations phoniques,elles n'ont rien de nouveau. Béru en lâchait entre 5 et 10 par bouquin. On peut juste regretter qu'elles n'ont plus, maintenant, de vocation humoristique... Eh bien non ce n'est pas du plagiat, C'est tiré de l'album de Spirou...Un grand classique de la bédé. Quand on voit le niveau de langue de l'époque, ça laisse rêveur. En revanche il est vrai que Cela ressemble au style du mètre 64... Même foisonnement de vocabulaire, même humour. bref, on ne se refait pas, comme disait Chépluki. Baci caro¸¸.•*¨*• ☆ heure-bleue vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Le Goût se livre au même combat, j'ai souvent des problèmes pour écouter les informations, il corrige les journalistes. Je compatis, mais en même temps, je te rassure: tu ne loupes rien de fondamental à ne pas écouter les informations ... Il vaut mieux partir toi-même à la pêche aux (vraies) infos en suivant les petits chemins plutôt que les autoroutes... Tes Remarques s'avèrent vraies vu qu'elles sont basées (comme les aéroplanes), sur de véritables vérités. Nous avons convenu un accord des on pour les Candy Ratons encore demain. Il est temps de clôturer ( de barbelés sans doute) le débat, Sinon il risque d'empirer ( Ottoman) avec de soi-disant arguments spéciaux. zut mes balises sont mal placées ..... Tu rectifieras de toi mêmes les errances que je soulignais.... Ah j'adore ! Balises mal placées ou pas, j'ai tout compris à qu'est-ce que tu as écrit. Walrus vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Comme Brel Quichotte je suis belge, j'adore les combats perdus d'avance... ... et t'es tellement énervée que tu confonds épique et époque (deux mots qui vont si bien ensemble) et transitif et son contraire. Respire un bon coup, ça va aller mieux, même si, hélas, la raison des plus nombreux est toujours la meilleure... Ah merci merci Boss...Je me suis permis de corriger ma bévue. Tu t'appelles Zangra, c'est ça ? ;-) Impossible, j'aime pas les chevaux et encore moins les cavaliers... Eh bien, et Rossinante, alors ? :-) Andiamo vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Je m'insurge ! (et non je me porte en faux) comment le fait d'aller à vélo, dispense le vélocipédiste de se rendre chez le médecin ? Exemple : une copine m'a narré il y a peu : "son époux faisant sa virée quotidienne à bicyclette, croisa la route d'un automobiliste peu respectueux des règles de priorité, ce qui devait arriver arriva, et patatras voilà l'infortuné cycliste cul par dessus tête au milieu de la chaussée... On s'indigne, on s'inquiète, on "mobile" le 17. Pin pon, pin pon, et notre infortuné Poupou du Dimanche se retrouve aux urgences de la maladrerie toute proche !!!: Tu donnes la réponse en posant la question : l'infortuné Poupou n'est pas allé chez le médecin, mais aux urgences. Ma petite remarque goguenarde voulait simplement dire que rouler à vélo, c'est bon pour la santé, et qu'on risque donc moins de tomber malade...mais c'était de l'humour, mon andiamounet. La maladrerie, tu fais dans le suranné, dis donc...Ou alors tu viens de relire La ferme Africaine ? ;-) emma vendredi, 25 août, 2017 une autre formule fréquente et agaçante est : "il en a tiré les conséquences" , comme si les conséquences ne de tiraient pas toutes seules... Il y a aussi les contagions virales dans les médias, par ex les mots/tic qui reviennent à toutes les phrases, en ce moment c'est "effectivement" ; il y a quelques années, tout le monde déclinait le mot "paradigme" sur tous les tons... par ailleurs le combat contre le S à la première personne du futur est définitivement perdu, de même que le S de l'impératif connais tu l' Abécédaire raisonné du néo-crétinisme ? http://www.barbarisme.com/, nul doute que tu t'y régales... Merci pour ce lien intéressant, plein d'humour et d'irrévérence. Je retiens une phrase lue au début: « le fascisme commence toujours par la perversion des mots.» Je le pense. Rien n'est anodin dans l'emploi des mots. J'enfonce une porte ouverte, bien sûr. Et je me ferai (au futur) traiter de complotiste si je m'engage sur ce terrain miné. Mais j'ai toujours aimé mettre du piment dans ma vie. V. s vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Je pense aux champions du monde de la discipline, du coup ! Les footballeurs. "A l'heure d'aujourd'hui, l'équipe est encore en rodage mais à nous de mettre beaucoup d'abnégation dans le travail et ( et celle-là, elle est de Richard Virenque, un maître s'il en est ) les fruits commenceront à payer. :) N'oublions pas son célèbre "à l'insu de mon plein gré"... On a aussi Ribéry, "la routourne va tourner" , "le touquet c'est une ville que j'aime bien venir"... Et tant d'autres délicieuses perles. Mais pour moi, c'est moins grave que les "tronches de premiers de la classe" (comme disait Coluche) qui présentent le JT et qui t'affirment droit dans les yeux que "les premiers éléments de l'enquête se sont avérés vrais." ;-) Je te rejoins évidemment, ayant souvent l'oreille agacée. Mais je me souviens aussi qu'étant petite, en insupportable poseuse que j'étais sans doute, je passais mon temps à reprendre les adultes au moindre écart: "c'est la sœur à Tartempion", "un espèce de vase", etc. Ma mère s'agaçait, mon père se contentait de rire, mes oncles et tantes soupiraient. Aucun n'a changé son langage, par contre je suis devenue la référence orthographique et grammaticale de la famille. Aujourd'hui, j'ai la cervelle qui se crispe encore comme sous une giclée de jus de citron, mais je n'oublie pas que ce n'est pas si nouveau, et somme toute pas si grave. Enfin il me semble. Il y a toujours eu, il y aura sûrement toujours, des gens plus lettrés que les autres... En fait, je crois que je suis plus navrée par les pauvretés stylistiques de quelques "écrivains" que je ne nommerai pas, car j'ai plus d'une fois vexé de fervents lecteurs. Sinon, en matière de nouveauté, on a les liaisons avec "euro", qui ne sont pas tristes! Qui n'a jamais entendu "huizeuros" n'a rien entendu, de même "cenzeuros", qui me donne toujours envie de répondre: "ah chic, c'est gratuit!" :-D Poseuse toi ? Je peine à l'imaginer... Mais l'exigence en matière de langue est-elle, oui ou non, le fait d'insupportables poseurs, de snobinards intellobobos, comme on le dit souvent ? Et si c'était plutôt une haute idée de la liberté individuelle ? S'il n'était pas complètement idiot de penser comme Victor Hugo et bien d'autres que la culture libère, qu'ouvrir des écoles ferme des prisons, et que cantonner les gens dans la "pauvreté langagière" n'est qu'une façon de les asservir ? Voilà le véritable enjeu. Donner de l'excellence à tous, pour enfin monter dans les sommets de PISA, le fameux baromètre qui juge les écoles du monde. Et l'excellence commence par corriger la médiocrité du langage. Qui sont les vrais élitistes ? Les démagos qui se cultivent en laissant le peuple dans la misère intellectuelle ? Ou les utopistes qui voudraient rendre l'accès à la culture pour tous ? Attention, ne nous fourvoyons pas dans une gourance regrettable, je n'ai pas dit que je plussoyais les bourdes langagières! Je veux juste dire que si je conçois et concède qu'il est bon de tirer tout un chacun vers l'excellence, on ne peut exiger que tous y accèdent, dans tous les domaines. Les intelligences sont multiples, les aptitudes aussi, de même que les désirs, les motivations et les exigences envers soi-même, et je ne parlerai pas de la motivation et de la bienveillance dont bien trop d'enseignants omettent de faire preuve (non, je n'ai pas dit "tous", mais il faut bien avouer qu'il y en a beaucoup trop, la preuve étant que lorsqu'on en rencontre un très bon, on s'en souvient toute sa vie), et tu sais que je parle pas pour toi ;-) ...je NE parle pas... m'enfin! Aucune gourance. J'abordais dans ton sens. Tu avais entièrement raison de souligner les fautes de français quand tu étais petite. :-) Quant à mes convictions sur la culture pour tous je parlais d'utopie donc d'idéal. Un idéal qui m'a portée toute ma vie. Bienveillance et exigence ont été mes deux phares... j'étais sans doute hors norme... Bisous respectueux Hors norme sans aucun doute, pour le bien des mômes qui ont croisé ta route! Bisous sincèrement élogieux Célestine ☆ samedi, 26 août, 2017 Merci Baladine, ça chauffe le coeur ce genre de phrases... Edmée De Xhavée vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Eh bien je t'avoue que j'aurais dit "pallier à" sauf que je n'emploie pas cette expression. Mais pour le reste, je n'aurais pas commis ces crimes :) Il faut dire qu'ils pullulent honteusement, surtout depuis que l'aurtograf ne conte pas... le rest non plus. Le texto cè supR pour tt... Le verbe pallierest transitif, comme tu le constateras en cliquant sur le lien. Car au départ il signifiait « couvrir d'un manteau » Sabine vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Merci pour cette piqûre de rappel ! Je plaide coupable : à force d'entendre ou de lire des erreurs dans les médias et dans la vie courante, je ne sais plus. Je ne compte plus le nombre de fois où je dérange Monsieur Larousse de son étagère parce que je ne sais plus si tel verbe est transitif ou intransitif ; transitif direct ou indirect ; ou si je dois le faire suivre de la préposition "à" ou "de". Quant à "je me suis permise", ben, je finis par le dire (pourtant, on permet "à quelqu'un" ! rrhhh). Et ce qui m'embête : je trouve de plus en plus d'erreurs de conjugaison (déjà lu : "tu veut" ou "il veux", je ne sais plus dans quel sens était l'erreur ; et ce, répété plusieurs fois dans la dernière centaine de pages du roman) et parfois de grammaire dans les livres. Pourtant, les livres sont un peu mon garde-fou : c'est là que je retrouve mon bon vocabulaire et mes belles phrases. Enfin, normalement ... J'ai failli t'oublier Sabine, dans cette déferlante magnifique de réactions...Ils sont chouettes mes lecteurs... Oui tu as raison, dans les livres de nos jours, les fautes pullulent. Les correcteurs s'endormiraient-ils sur leurs copies ? Ou le goût du travail bien fait est-il résolument parti aux oubliettes avec l'argent facile et le bâclage des tâches ? Bref, c'est le grand flou artistique, tout ça. Il n'y a plus guère qu'une poignée d'irréductibles gaulois pour résister encore et encore... Alea jacta est ? Martine27 vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Ne pas oublier non plus les "deux jumeaux" et les liaisons avec certains H ! Jeanne vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Les jumeaux peuvent être deux mais aussi trois ou quatre. L'état civil parle du troisième jumeau et du quatrième jumeau dans le cas de grossesses multiples. Et triplés et quadruplés, ça n'existe pas pour l'administration ? ;-) j'ai appris un truc... @Martine 27 Les z'haricots et les z'handicapés te disent merci ! Coumarine vendredi, 25 août, 2017 "je me suis permise" ou le "je me suis faite arnaquer", est tellement fréquent, que écrire la formule correcte apparaît comme de véritables fautes... c'est amusant! C'est vrai, il vaut mieux en rire... Quand j'écris je serais au conditionnel, j'ai toujours l'impression que les gens vont y voir un futur..tant la faute est fréquente. En tous cas, je suis (au présent) contente de te revoir ici, Coum. Ça fait un moment que je te vois ailleurs je me demandais si tu reviendrais (conditionnel) ;-) exact pour le futur auquel on met bien souvent un S Je suis venue parce que c'est un sujet qui me tient à coeur... Tiens, que penses-tu des négations familières, sans "ne" ex: tu veux pas faire ça? Je les trouve acceptable dans le cadre du langage parlé familier, entre copains, en famille. Dans le texte d'une chanson ou un roman...à la rigueur. Beaucoup moins à l'école ou dans les discours officiels. Mais bien sûr je ne suis pas psychorigide, et je ne parle pas comme un livre du lever au coucher du soleil... Un sujet qui te tient à coeur ? Je n'en écris pas souvent alors, des sujets qui te tiennent à coeur... ;-) On ne peut pas être et avoir tété hihi ! ah Célestine! Je te lis, sois-en sûre... mais écrire un commentaire me demande un réel effort. Mais je remonte petit à petit la pente: donc tu devras me supporter plus souvent haha Je comprends. Je réagissais juste à ta phrase "c'est un sujet qui me tient à coeur" ce qui sous-entendait que les autres te tenaient moins à coeur. Je suis tellement heureuse de lire que tu remontes la pente... As-tu essayé la dictée vocale pour écrire tes commentaires du bout de la voix, sans te fatiguer ? Asphodèle s'en sert quotidiennement elle m'a appris cela et je lui en sais gré. Je gagne un temps fou. Je t'embrasse, belle nuit eMmA MessanA vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Et réciproquement ! Quel n'est pas mon étonnement de lire que "Se rappeler aussi est intransitif" ! Je croyais naïvement (comme M Grévisse) que la distinction entre intransitif et transitif n'existait pas pour les verbes pronominaux. D'autre part quelle est la fonction de "le village de mon enfance" dans la phrase : "je me rappelle le village de mon enfance" ? La grammaire française est un jeu fort compliqué, ce qui en fait toute sa saveur. C'est le contraire ;-) "Se rappeler" est transitif, ce qui vous donne la réponse à la question! J'ai juste recopié la phrase (ironique) du billet ! :-) Oui j'ai simplement fait une coquille que j'ai corrigée, heureusement car mon propos manquait cruellement de cohérence, Jeanne. Résumons : On se rappelle quelque chose COD donc transitif On se souvient de quelque chose COI donc intransitif. Et mille excuses pour l'erreur. Heureusement que mes lecteurs veillent... Ah, on dit pas mille z-excuses ? ;) Pourtant je l'ai entendu aux quatre coins de l'hexagone ! J'étais au bord du gouffre mais j'ai fait un grand pas en avant... C'est pas juste, nous ON a pas le droit de corriger ! Hihi ! joli ! Mais si Jeanne, dis moi ce que tu veux que je corrige, et je corrigerai. ;-) Mais ce n'est pas moi qui ai fait les règles d'accès de ce blog... PS es-tu la Jeanne de Laval que je connais ? Je ne suis pas Jeanne de Laval et je n'ai pas (encore) écrit de bêtises sur ce billet. Pour sourire : je conduis et un juron m'échappe, je présente mes excuses aux passagers pour ce "gros mot", Louis (4ans) répond : "c'est vrai, il vaut mieux utiliser des mots faciles". Bienvenue chez moi, sur mon totem, Jeanne-qui-n'est-pas-de-Laval Le petit Louis a beaucoup d'humour, et j'ai souri en te lisant. Brizou vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Vous me faites tous bien rire... mais il est exact que certains commentateurs (et pas des moindres) nous écorchent les oreilles de platitudes quand ce n'est pas de fautes de syntaxes et autres pléonasmes... Ta première phrase est-elle à prendre au second degré ? mais non, je sais que tu ris de bon coeur, et tu as raison, car de toutes façons, on ne peut pas grand chose contre cette inflation galopante de navrante médiocrité... A part défendre ce à quoi l'on croit, au risque de se faire traiter d'emmerderesses... mariejo vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Ah la la ! C'est comme le "voir" au lieu de "voire" ou la cédille à "cela" ou à l'accent à "ça" quand ce n'est pas pas cela qui est écrit comme (pas moyen de l'écrire de cette façon ici ! :D ) je vais donc l'épeler "ç.e.l.à". Je ne parle pas de la ballade que j'ai écoutée en faisant ma balade ! Je me réfère souvent à ce petit livre qui n'est ni de chevet ni de Mao mais de Maurice Grevisse : Le français correct. Je l'ouvre dès que j'ai un doute et puis, après avoir tourné ce que je cherchais, me promène dans les multiples articles qui sont souvent autant de découvertes. Un peu comme le dico ! Tu cherches un mot, tu te trompes de page et tu lis autre chose avec beaucoup d'intérêt ! Enfin, quand je dis "tu", c'est plutôt "je" ! Allez, sur ce, je me sauve, pas parce que le lait est sur le feu mais parce que je suis restée assise trop longtemps. Bouge ton "luc" ma fille ! Salut ma pyrénéenne préférée.... (t'as vu je sais écrire ce mot super compliqué ) Ah les cédilles, les accents...là tu vas dans le détail qui ne touche plus personne...histoire de claviers qwerty ou azerty, problèmes d'informatique bien pratiques derrière lesquels on se cache souvent... Qui se balade encore avec le Grévisse... C'est rigolo ce que tu dis: j'apprenais à mes élèves à "surfer" dans le dico comme on surfe sur le net. j'appelais ça: Voyage en polysémie... Bisous chère sportive, va vite taper la balle ! je me calme, je me calme...pour la baballe ! Une petite entorse (pratiquement guérie cette heure) à la cheville m'en empêche. Je préfère assurer et ne repartir sur les courts qu'en septembre. Je pensais que je pouvais franchir le grand chaos entre deux pics à la manière des isards qui se planquent comme ils le peuvent en été, face à l'affluence des randonneurs. Un petit incident qui m'a valu 8 jours de repos (à peine respecté ! :D ) Voyage en polysémie ! Tiens, c'est joli comme destination et plein d'enseignements ! :D J'aime bien voyager ainsi avec Clément, nous jouons avec "les règles de grammaire ou l'orthographe différente des mots". Des énigmes à résoudre ou des pièges à éviter. Attention, attention... Pour l'instant, ça le fait rire et ça l'intéresse ! Jusqu'à quand ? En attendant, je lui apprendrai ce nouveau mot, il devrait lui plaire Oh je ne savais pas pour l'entorse. J'espère que ce n'est pas trop grave. Ton petit-fils a bien de la chance d'avoir une mamie qui le fait jouer avec un dictionnaire. C'est tellement rare de nos jours, et très précieux . Je suis sûre qu'il aimera beaucoup la polysémie, c'est un pays merveilleux qui me donne plein de satisfaction depuis mon enfance, depuis que j'ai découvert les livres et l'écriture. Je t'embrasse très fort à très bientôt Denise vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Bonjour Célestine, ton billet me plaît. Depuis plusieurs mois, je me demande pourquoi certains ou certaines personnes terminent leur conversation avec "voilà" Bisous et belle soirée ♥ Il y a aussi ceux qui mettent "juste" dix fois par phrase... C'est juste pathétique...et je me surprend à le faire moi même un peu trop souvent. ;-) Ah oui, il y a " trop "aussi... Bisous belle rêveuse. Et encore, quand ce n'est que pour terminer une conversation… J'ai une collègue, alors voila, qui ne peut s'empêcher de ponctuer ses interventions par… voila, quoi... cette formulation tout à fait vague, voila, que de mon côté je ne peux m'empêcher de compter mentalement. Voila. J'avais un inspecteur qui disait tout le temps « grosso modo » (D'ailleurs je crois que c'était devenu son surnom...) Un jour on en a compté plus de cent pendant une conférence pédagogique. Mais bon, c'est petit de s'attaquer aux tics de langage, non ? On en a tous. ;-) Enfin, voilà, quoi. Saoul-Fifre vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Ya pire que "grosso-modo", c'est "grosso-merdo". Au bout du dixième, j'ai des envies de meurtre. Ah oui, c'est vrai. je n'en dirai que neuf alors, la prochaine fois ^^ Mo vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Bonjour Célestine, je suis d'accord avec tout ce que tu as écrit. Mais lutter contre le mauvais usage du Français relève du travail de Sisyphe ou du nettoyage des écuries d'Augias (avant Hercule). Bonne soirée à toi, Je sais, un combat perdu d'avance, une cause désespérée...Mais moi aussi, je les aime, ces causes là. C'est comme remettre en état un jardin abandonné. Y a du taf, mais on y croit. Bisous, jardinière. Je regrette, mais "jante" est un mot féminin, donc parler de "jante féminine" est correct. Et je te ferai dire que le Bescherelle, ma jante a lu ! Voilà. Alu ? tu es en retard d'une guerre, maintenant, ce sont les jantes diamantées, on va toutes être des Marilyn... Diamonds are a girl's best friend... Pou pou pi dou. eeguab vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Tu sais depuis longtemps que je suis de ce combat perdu d'avance, et que la moindre indulgence à ce sujet m'horripile. Bises et ATTB chère amie. Je sais. Et l'idée même d'avoir écrit un billet qui puisse déclencher un réflexe horripilateur m'ennuie beaucoup... Je ferai jaillir les fontaines pour changer Kisses and attb Bleck vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Je t'écris depuis l'espace commentaire du blog "célestine troussecotte", histoire de balancer quelques mots,histoire de gazouiller un brin. Attends, je m'étire c'est un besoin, voilà un bout que je n'ai claviotté, ça se fête ! Comment je suis habillé ? peut importe pour ce que je fais à l'instant. Non, je m'étais tiré tout simplement... ce pied d'avoir coupé le cordon d'alimentation des ordinateurs et autres appareils à écrans... en promenade, simplement. Je voulais reprendre le truc de la liste de mots et je m'aperçois que j'en suis bien incapable... je souris juste et te fais un bise. Mais bien sûr que si, tu en es capable. Tu as fait la moitié du chemin... Bon, il est vrai que xylophoner et yoler, bonjour pour les placer... Ravie de voir que tu ne m'as pas oubliée pendant ta promenade loin des écrans. C'est vrai que ça fait du bien. je l'ai fait plusieurs fois cet été. letienne vendredi, 25 août, 2017 Oh! La belle langue , si riche, si délicate... Merci pour ces mises au point. Bises étoilées d'un soir à peine bleu. Jolies ces bises et très poétiques. Merci Etienne, le maniement de la belle langue n'a pas de secret pour toi... ;-) Xoulec samedi, 26 août, 2017 Je ne sais plus ce que je dois ou peux dire,tant je suis sûr d'avoir fait au moins deux de ces fautes que tu cites.Chez toi-même,j'ai utilisé le groupe de mots"la gent féminine" dans un commentaire,et je ne sais plus si je l'ai orthographié correctement? Il m'arrive de dire souvent:"amène-moi ceci ou cela",désormais je ferai attention à qu'est-ce que je dis. Je me rends compte que j'ai complètement oublié certaines règles de grammaire! Je me console en constatant la pauvreté du vocabulaire de certaines personnes et du coup,cela ne me"console" pas du tout,bien au contraire,je suis consterné. Je me souviens d'un jeune apprenti allant passer son examen me dire:"j'ai pas de scie facultative,j'ai amené un zag". "Ce n'est pas grave,un "zag" c'est bien aussi". Et que dire de celle-ci:"ça m'a enduit en erreur"...sans même être plâtrier peintre! Mon cher Didier, tu sais mon billet fustige ceux qui répandent justement ces formes incorrectes...en laissant croire qu'elles sont correctes. Quand quelqu'un le dit "à la télé" on a tendance à penser que c'est comme cela qu'il faut dire, surtout si c'est un journaliste ou un ministre. Tiens e regardais le feuilleton du jour, et là, bim, un des personnages féminins sort le fameux " je me suis permise d'entrer" Alors, loin de moi l'idée de te blâmer toi, ou aucun(e) autre de mes commentateurs.Tout le monde n'a pas fait 30 ans de CM2. Et je trouve que tu écris remarquablement bien, sans aucune faute d'orthographe, tout le monde ne peut pas en dire autant... je ne sais pas si je te console, mais c'était mon but. Et que surtout tu ne restes pas consterné trop longtemps, toi qui est si joyeux d'habitude d'apporter ton petit grain de sel ici, je m'en voudrais... Wouaw!Trente ans de cm2,mais tu as redoublé combien de fois? Hi Hi Hi Plus sérieusement,je te remercie pour:"je trouve que tu écris remarquablement bien,sans aucune faute d'orthographe". Tu es indulgente(féminine),je suis flatté et du coup,cela me fait du bien-:) Ne t'inquiète pas,j'ai bien compris le sens de ton billet et c'est justement cela qui me "consterne",la pauvreté du vocabulaire,ou devrais-je dire "pauvre vocabulaire",les fautes de français distillés çà et là dans les médias,et ailleurs. moins "sensible" que toi à ces fautes,il n’empêche pas moins que parfois, la chasteté de mes oreilles est quelque peu irritée(aussi). Chose qui ne risque pas de m'arriver chez toi,lieu d'enrichissement. bises de la nuit J'ai fait rien qu'à redoubler, en fait ! Toute ma vie j'ai redoublé...j'étais trop bête. Trêve de plaisanterie, merci pour tout. Bisous de presque dimanche Belle et douce nuit à toi,Célestine bizak samedi, 26 août, 2017 Tu as relevé dans ton texte qu’on ne dit pas deux alternatives, une seule suffit mais peut-on dire double pléonasmes puisque un pléonasme suffit. On peut dire que c'est une faute d'inattention ou d'attention, à toi de choisir. ^^ Faute d'inattention ou faute d'attention ? C'est intéressant, je n'avais jamais remarqué que les deux veulent dire la même chose... Rien de tout cela, puisque tu l'auras compris, Pierre a expliqué mieux que moi qu'avant, pour dire "aujourd'hui" , on disait "hui". Mais au fait, est-ce que tu vas bien, hui ? 😉 Normalement c'est ""Faute d'attention" qui est plus juste car dans le deuxième cas, "inattention" est déjà une faute d'attention, et si l'on ajoute faute, cela ferait un joli pléonasme. Mais je vais bien, hui, merci Bises attentionnées Bien vu, le pléonasme ! Je ne dirai plus jamais faute d'inattention... Moi aussi, je vais à peu près bien hui, mieux qu'hier mais moins bien que demain... ;-) Bises taquines Blutch et iamo dimanche, 27 août, 2017 Par contre, on peut dire "Une faute PAR inattention", ce qui la distingue de tous les autres motifs possible d'erreurs. Baci et accolade Célestine ☆ dimanche, 27 août, 2017 Paris Nathan Sion ? Parine, attention ! Pari n'attend Sion. Blutchy dimanche, 27 août, 2017 Pierre samedi, 26 août, 2017 Double pléonasme parce qu'aujourd'hui en est déjà un ("hui" veut déjà dire, étymologiquement, « le jour où l'on est », comme il est expliqué ici : http://www.cnrtl.fr/etymologie/aujourd%27hui ). Au jour d'aujourdhui double donc bien le premier pléonasme :) Oups, je répondais à Bizak, bien sûr... Merci pour ton explication Pierre, j'ai appris ce qu'en aujourd'hui en ce jour. Belle journée à toi et bisous à la taulière. Oups... ce qu'est aujourd'hui en ce jour Merci, Pierre, d'avoir répondu de façon aussi brillante à l'interrogation de notre ami. Je n'aurais pas mieux fait... Petrus samedi, 26 août, 2017 Mon goût pour la linguistique est somme toute assez récent. Il date en fait du moment où plus précisément J'ai commencé à m'interroger sur les causes des malentendus entre nos semblables..... Alors mon point de vue sur la question. résulte de mes constats: Comme tout être ou toute chose sur cette terre qui est la nôtre, le langage est chose vivante , changeante qui n"est donc jamais tout à fait égale à elle-meme. Alors J'ai envie de dire qu'il convient d'en revenir à son fondement. Pourquoi un langage structuré peu à peu se constitue-t-il ? Quel en est la fonction, l'utilité? Quand il a atteint un certain niveau doit il être gravé dans le marbre ? Le langage a comme fonction de base de permettre à des êtres tous différents de communiquer. Mais aussi toute posture d'un être peut être considérée comme un langage. En communication il est établi que la communication est en fait pour l'essentiel non verbale. Le langage écrit ou parlé est donc un outil de communication mais pas le seul. En plus il a une historicité. La langue de Montaigne n'est pas exactement la même que celle enseignée dans nos écoles. Nous ne parlons plus en vieux francois...... Je dirais ainsi qu'il en va du langage comme des immeubles vestiges du passé. Dans notre bâtiment ecclésial communal par exemple , dans une chapelle des fresques de différentes époques apparaissent se superposant. Pour simplement les restaurer se pose la question de savoir quelle époque, qu'elle fresque on privilégie au détriment des autres..... Il n'est pas nécessaire de lire l'Illiade et l'Odyssée dans la langue d'Homère pour en connaître le récit fantastique. Par contre un linguiste aura plaisir à le lire dans cette langue dite morte. L'apprentissage de la culture et du beau passe il est vrai au départ par l'usage du beau langage. Mais J'ai en tête ce que décrit Daniel Pennac dans 'Comme un Roman '. Comment il a pu faire aimer les belles lettres à des jeunes qu' il appelait 'Jean et santiag ' Bises amoureuses des belles lettres Ton long commentaire m'inspire plusieurs réflexions, et tout d'abord je te remercie de me permettre de clarifier certains points. Tout d'abord, je ne suis pas, contrairement à ce que l'on pourrait penser à la lecture de mon billet, une passéiste nostalgique, conservatrice voire ringarde (ces mots m'ont parfois été adressés, dans la vraie vie, quand je défendais l'usage du passé simple, par exemple) Je n'ai pas de leçons à recevoir fusse de Daniel Pennac en personne, ayant moi même enseigné durant 24 ans dans un quartier dit " difficile", puis "sensible" puis "chaud". En gros, un endroit où les enfants sont encore plus demandeurs d'émancipation et d'accès à la culture qu'ailleurs. Alors les méthodes pour faire aimer Victor Hugo et Jack London à des gamins de ZEP, je les ai toutes expérimentées jusqu'à me faire la mienne, et qui a marché quel que fût le niveau de "dureté" des enfants que j'avais en face de moi. Je persiste à penser que s'exprimer correctement, dans un français bien structuré et respectueux des règles, est un outil de liberté formidable et indispensable. Un sésame pour la vie.. Je te renvoie pour cela à article que j'avais écrit sur l'illettrisme et le concours d'éloquence "eloquentia" Je t'invite à voir (ou revoir) ce reportage fabuleux. Alors non, je ne peux pas me résoudre à me dire que j'ai perdu quarante ans de ma vie à enseigner le français, la littérature, la poésie, la grammaire, la rédaction, pour en arriver à ce que tout soit remis en cause. Certes la langue évolue, mais sous la tendre férule de l'académie française. Il est important que nous gardions à l'esprit qu'un peuple instruit et cultivé est un peuple qui s'en sortira toujours, et à qui on ne fera pas avaler n'importe quoi. Or, la hanounisation de la société fait des ravages, et à long terme, cela va être une catastrophe. Comment se défendre quand on n'a pas les mots pour le dire ? La faiblesse du vocabulaire moyen est ahurissante. Ton exemple des fresques ne convient pas pour la littérature: toutes les strates, de François Villon à Boris Vian, doivent rester accessibles sans que l'on en sacrifie aucune, et pour cela, on doit être exigeants avec le code du langage: laisser faire, dire et écrire n'importe quoi contribue à l'appauvrissement général de la langue, mais aussi des gens. Un peu découragée, j'avoue, par une époque où le je m'enfoutisme est partout, et où même un président de la république se permet de dire que "la Princesse de Clèves, c'est chiant"...Et en même temps, quand on est capable de dire "casse-toi, pauvre con" on atteint les abysses de la médiocrité et de la vulgarité... Je ne m'en suis jamais vraiment remise, de cette saillie présidentielle. Je ne trouve pas que cela soit une preuve de modernisme ou d'ouverture d'esprit. Mais plutôt d'une navrante démagogie... Bises amoureuses de la Langue Française Jeanne samedi, 26 août, 2017 "Je n'ai pas de leçons à recevoir fusse de Daniel Pennac en personne," .... l'imparfait du subjonctif regorge de chausse-trappes ! D'autre part pour avoir eu en main, la plante qui porte le nom de férule, j'hésiterais à la qualifier de tendre. Je ne sais pas ce que veut dire hanounisation, promis, je vais me renseigner et probablement me dépêcher d'oublier. Par contre, j'approuve ( à 100 % bien sûr) votre réprobation de la "saillie :-) présidentielle" et vous rejoins pour affirmer la nécessité d'une bonne maitrise de la langue pour construire une pensée nuancée et rigoureuse. En ce qui me concerne je réagis à la quasi-disparition du pronom relatif "dont" et de la forme interrogative dans la langue parlée et désormais dans la langue écrite. PS : Merci pour ce billet jouissif. Oui l'écriture automatique de mon smartphone m'a entraînée dans une chausse-trape (avec un seul P) J'aurais dû écrire: "fût-ce" (qui n'est pas le subjonctif, en l'espèce, mais le conditionnel passé.) Hanounisation, de "Hanouna" le grand philosophe du XXI° siècle qui sévit sur C8... Quant à la " tendre férule ", c'était en référence à l'excellent sketch du regretté Desproges, sur les cadeaux de fête des mères. (sous la tendre férule de la maîtresse d'école) Je vous laisse le (re)découvrir. De rien, c'était un plaisir Oups, le sketch de Desproges... chausse-trappe et chausse-trape coexistent ! Un philosophe, pardon LE philosophe qui joue à la bataille navale et que je ne connais pas ! Nulle n'est parfaite sauf vous PS : l'acédie relève certes de la spiritualité mais aussi de la psychologie. Je suis loin d'être parfaite...je fais juste de mon mieux. Pierre dimanche, 27 août, 2017 Puisqu'il est question d'Académie française et des évolutions de la langue, je ne résiste pas au plaisir sournois de citer un lecteur de Télérama, déplorant la notice nécrologique émise par ladite académie après le décès de leur "confrère" Simone Veil : « Le secrétaire perpétuel et les membres de l'Académie française ont la tristesse de faire part de la disparition de leur confrère Simone Veil… » Le secrétaire n'étant autre qu'Hélène Carrère d'Encausse… C'est ici : http://www.academie-francaise.fr/actualites/deces-de-mme-simone-veil-f13 Ah oui, c'est sournois en effet, ce machisme latent phagocytant toutes les strates de la société... Les académiciens sont de vieux grigous sexistes et autoritaires qui s'auto-congratulent et regrettent d'avoir été obligés de prendre quelques femmes dans leurs rangs...Des femmes qui "en avaient" de surcroît... Oublions l'académie, de toutes façons, pour ce que tout le monde fait de ses recommandations... Laissons partir la langue à la dérive. Et vogue la galère. Bises dépitées ;-) Pivoine dimanche, 27 août, 2017 (C'est juste une parenthèse et une incise, mais je n'aime pas beaucoup Hélène Carrère d'Encausse, ils me semblent qu'ils n'ont pas fait beaucoup de progrès depuis Yourcenar...) Célestine ☆ lundi, 28 août, 2017 C'est le moins que l'on puisse dire... Myosotis samedi, 26 août, 2017 Et bien mince, je me suis surprise à en faire une ou deux de ces fôtes-là ;-) Allez, on te pardonne, puisque tu ne le savais pas... ;-) Den samedi, 26 août, 2017 Quand j'écris "ce jour d'hui" je veux dire, en ce jour. Quand j'écris "ce jourd'hui, c'est aujourd'hui d'antan. Termes que je trouve plus jolis qu'aujourd'hui, plus parlants... pour moi évidemment.. par contre je n'écris pas "au jour d'aujourd'hui sachant très bien qu'il s'agit d'un pléonasme... comme "je l'ai vu de mes yeux, entendu de mes oreilles" sont deux pléonasmes ceux-là admis et fort usités... C'est amusant Célestine, parce dans la semaine j'ai acheté un petit Bescherelle (de poche) sur l'orthographe, et qui écrit ceci : dans une vision moderne du français : "le français est une langue vivante, c'est-à-dire une langue que l'on parle, qui s'enrichit de mots nouveaux, qui subit des influences et qui est toujours le témoin de son temps". - "en ce qui concerne la féminisation des noms de métiers, des titres et fonctions" : ex : la procureure, la préfète.... je ne l'aime pas trop cette féminisation, bien que je sois femme, car elle ne parle pas à mon oreille, mais je ne suis pas objective... ! - concernant "les rectifications de l'orthographe" : il précise .... "diminuer le nombre d'exceptions, régulariser des familles de mots, mettre de l'ordre dans le pluriel des mots composés, permettre aux mots nouveaux, aux mots d'origine étrangère de s'intégrer dans notre langue sans créer encore d'autres "exceptions", tels étaient certains des objectifs du comité d'experts à l'origine des propositions de 1990. Nous avons retenu ou proposé ces modifications, en deuxième orthographe, chaque fois que leur usage dans les journaux et les ouvrages de références était attesté..." suis-je dans le sujet, hors sujet ? et pour éviter de "vieuxconniser" terme qui signifie "agir" ou "raisonner" comme un vieux c.. je deviens porteur d'idées nouvelles dans un monde dépassé.. de comportements stupides, obsolètes, et pourtant délicieux comme la langue de Rabelais l'était en son temps ! Les temps changent ma chère célestine, et c'est à se demander s'il faut continuer à/de se battre, ou baisser les bras !! La féminisation des noms de métiers, je suis pour ! C'est évidemment un de mes combats. Parce que là, il y a un enjeu presque politique. L'émancipation des femmes ne peut se contenter d'un lexique machiste. madame le Maire, c'est ça qui blesse mon oreille. Voilà une évolution de la langue que je soutiens sans m'offusquer. Alors baisser les bras, je ne crois pas, même si la tâche s'annonce rude ! Bisous ma belle d'âme Anonyme samedi, 26 août, 2017 moi "autant pour moi" m'a toujours fait bondir... (au lieu de "au temps pour moi") comment répéter une bêtise peut-elle devenir une normalité. c'est cela qu'on devrait relever... Judicieuse question : la force de l'usage finit par faire évoluer la langue. Le problème que je soulève, c'est davantage l'incorrection des tournures que la déformation de certaines expressions. En gros, "autant pour moi" ça me choque moins que "cela s'avère vrai" "cela s'avère vrai" me choque moins que ""cela s'avère faux" ;-) C'est pas faux ! ;-) Anne** samedi, 26 août, 2017 Parfois le doute s'installe : je pensais être sûre. Puis le journaliste, le présentateur disent autrement. J'aime ce moment où je suis à la recherche de l'exact. Me conforter dans l'emploi convenable. Ou, cela arrive aussi bien sûr, me faire découvrir une erreur que je commets depuis des années. Apprendre, se corriger. Et s'empêcher de reprendre autrui, c'est ça le plus difficile pour moi. Le pire pour moi, le plus agaçant : la confusion entre tâche et tache, que je relève en permanence sur internet. Va savoir pourquoi cela m'insupporte tant ! Bises à toi Célestine. fétrécho aujourd'hui. Si cela t'incommode autant (plutôt que t'insupporte qui n'est pas très correct) c'est peutêtre parce que tu en as marre de faire la lessive... c'est une rude tâche que de faire partir les taches... ;-) J'aime bien l'idée que tu cherches les réponses dans le dictionnaire. Cela devient tellement rare... Rechercher l'exactitude, c'est prendre la peine de soigner son langage, une belle preuve de respect pour ses lecteurs. Je reste à leur écoute, et ravie quand ils me signalent une erreur ou une faute que j'aurais laissé traîner... Je t'embrasse. Idemchémoa. Arroseuse arrosée ! Je viens de me faire réprimander pour avoir écrit sur un devoir universitaire "reconnaitre" au lieu de "reconnaître" et "il connait" au lieu de "il connaît". Il existe encore des professeurs exigeants. Moralité : taper d'abord le texte sur le blog de Célestine avant de le copier sur Word qui ne détecte pas ces fautes. Cependant ni l'un ni l'autre ne connaissent l'acédie, sujet du devoir :-) Je suis allée voir ce qu'était l'acédie... Effectivement, ce n'est pas un concept que l'on utilise tous les jours... Vous faites des études de théologie ? Votre professeur n'a peut-être pas encore intégré la réforme de l'orthographe (avec la suppression des circonflexes sur les î) Ma version de Word accepte les deux orthographes. Veronica B samedi, 26 août, 2017 Depuis combien de temps on se connaît ? Je me le rappelle plus ! :) En tout cas, quand j'ai ouvert chez toi, chère fée lettrée, j'ai ouvert grand ma bouche et dit : Wouah que c'est frais estival ! Quelle invitation au partage, et oui c'est fée !!! N'ayons pas peur par foi, par amour, de modifier un peu les mots, le temps d'une rencontre ! Je t'embrasse sein serrement Cela fait longtemps que nous nous connaissons, Veronica. Et je t'apprécie toujours autant. j'aime ta façon de tricoter les mots, un peu comme Den, une de nos amies communes. Sein serrement, très jolie façon d'embrasser !😍 Françoise samedi, 26 août, 2017 Toutes ces fautes dont tu parles me gênent lorsque ce sont par exemple des journalistes, des politiques, des présentateurs d'émissions télévisées, etc, qui les font, mais dans la bouche des "gens" que je côtoie, ma foi, je suis très indulgente, et puis je suis sûre d'en faire quelques-unes moi aussi, alors... Bisous Célestine, merci pour ces piqures de rappel ! :-) Tout à fait, je parlais bien de cela: de ceux qui sont censés parler correctement à titre d'exemple... Il y a encore tellement de gens qui prennent la tv ou les journaux comme références. On n'a pas le droit de leur faire entendre ou lire des fautes de langage. Marque-Pages et Cie dimanche, 27 août, 2017 Je souris de bon matin à cause ... euh ...GRACE ;-) à ton humour. Merci pour cette petite leçon. j'ai été très attentive car effectivement, et j'assume, je fais quelques erreurs comme "Chez" le Docteur je me pose toujours la question ! C'est certain je n'oublierai plus ! Bon dimanche Blue ;-) « Grâce » à ton commentaire, ce dimanche a bien commencé... Je t'embrasse belle brune J'ai voulu commenter hier depuis mon smartphone, mais ça n'a pas pris... Je ne sais d'ailleurs plus ce que je voulais dire, si ce n'est que j'avais adoré un cours que j'avais eu naguère sur les solécismes (je vais porter des confitures à ma grand-mère qui est malade dans un petit pot). Sinon il y a la confusion aussi "je vous saurais gré (juste) et je vous serais grè (faux). Ah oui, j'avais eu du plaisir à lire COD et COI sous ta plume dans un commentaire, lol, qui connaît encore cela ? Avec nos compléments du verbe et du nom (ou du sujet je ne sais plus). Ah ! Une belle analyse grammaticale avec des rectangles verts, rouges, bleus, noirs... J'ai dû faire ça en leçon d'essai à l'Ecole normale (avec la présentation de Basin de Guermantes. Je me demande si les élèves ont compris où je voulais en venir !) (sans doute qu'on comprend mieux Proust en l'analysant, lol). Merci pour ton témoignage, toujours fort documenté et drôle aussi (la grand mère dans le petit pot, c'est drôle) L'analyse grammaticale a vécu, je crois...Tout le monde se contrefiche des compléments d'objet, pourtant la base de notre structure de langue est là. Je t'embrasse chère Pivoine. Plumes d Anges lundi, 28 août, 2017 Que de lacunes ma brave dame, tu devrais faire cette "rubrique" plus souvent, mais à mon grand age, vais-je imprimer ? Sainte Axe, prie pour moi si-tô-plait. Bises céleste Célestine. brigitte En tous cas, il y a une chose que je n'ai pas besoin de te faire réviser, c'est ton sens de l'humour, chère Plume. Tu es très drôle. Merci pour ce sourire. Bricabrac mercredi, 30 août, 2017 Moi pareil, faudrait qu'on se voye. J'suis encore au labour, j'le croive pas N'importe coi Célestine ☆ mercredi, 30 août, 2017 Ziva koman tu cose se matin !... sylvie samedi, 02 septembre, 2017 je trouve ce dessin parfait et celui de ton bandeau génial, bises Merci ma belle.

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De l’anarchisme au djihadisme, un même égotisme Libertaires avant 1914, communistes dans les années ’80, islamistes aujourd’hui, les terroristes inscrivent leur esprit de sacrifice dans un culte du moi tout-puissant. Les facteurs sociaux les motivent peu. Le monde extérieur, perçu comme uniformément hostile, est pour eux condamné par le sens de l’histoire ou par la volonté de Dieu (1880-) Bruxelles (mai 2014), Paris (janvier et novembre 2015), Saint-Quentin Fallavier (juin 2015), Bruxelles (mars 2016), Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray et Nice (juillet 2016), Liège (mai 2018)…: ces tragédies ont marqué en Europe la troisième génération du terrorisme islamiste, liée à Daech. Les deux précédentes s’étaient cristallisées autour du conflit afghan (années ’80) et de l’organisation al-Qaida (New York 2001, Madrid 2004, Londres 2005…). Dans la présente séquence, notre pays se trouve, bien malgré lui, en position critique. Outre que l’attentat du Musée juif en 2014 est le premier du Vieux Continent à avoir été diligenté par « l’Etat » islamique, la Belgique globalement a été désignée comme une des plaques tournantes du djihadisme européen. L’ampleur du phénomène nous incite à la comparaison (ressemblances et différences) avec les autres vagues terroristes survenues sous nos cieux hors des temps de guerre, inspirées successivement par l’anarchisme et par le marxisme-léninisme. La première connut son apogée entre la fin du XIXè siècle et la Première Guerre mondiale. C’est l’époque où l’on pouvait entendre, au cours d’un meeting à Andrimont (Dison) en 1886, un certain Dehan affirmer « qu’il vaut mieux couper une tête que de casser cent carreaux et que même il est préférable d’employer de la dynamite qui se trouve dans nos caves » [1]. Ce n’était pas que paroles en l’air, comme le montrèrent les nombreux passages à l’acte des années 1892-1894, à Liège notamment, inscrits dans une stratégie de propagande par le fait. Si les poseurs de bombes ont opéré chez nous de manière ciblée et non meurtrière, il n’en alla pas de même pour leurs homologues espagnols et français, qui n’hésitaient pas à viser parfois la foule innocente. L’attentat au restaurant Véry à Paris, en page une du « Progrès illustré » , supplément du « Progrès de Lyon » , le 8 mai 1892. A la même époque, Liège était aussi frappée par les poseurs de bombes. (Source: Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon, https://www.bm-lyon.fr/expo/virtuelles/sang/propagande1.htm) Apparentées à la Rote Armee Fraktion en Allemagne, aux Brigades rouges en Italie, à Action directe en France…, les Cellules communistes combattantes (CCC) ont revendiqué, d’octobre 1984 à décembre 1985, plus de 25 attentats qui ont tué deux pompiers et blessé 28 personnes. L’enquête a montré que les CCC préparaient en outre « l’exécution » du financier Albert Frère [2]. La simultanéité entre cet épisode et celui des tueurs du Brabant, non élucidé à ce jour, était-elle fortuite ou non ? Elle soulève au moins des questions. Au cours de cette série noire concomitante, entre septembre 1982 et novembre 1985, 28 morts ont été à déplorer à la suite de quatorze attentats, attribués par certains à des groupuscules d’extrême droite. Pareilles opérations peuvent en tout cas être qualifiées de terroristes dans la mesure où leur objectif semblait bien être de déstabiliser et radicaliser la société dans son ensemble [3]. Remarquons en passant quelques bégaiements de l’histoire, telle l’importance stratégique, pour les anarchistes d’hier comme pour les djihadistes d’aujourd’hui, de l’axe Liège-Verviers en raison de sa proximité avec l’Allemagne (transmission de publications, trafic d’explosifs…) [4]. Et c’est à… Molenbeek que les enquêteurs retrouvèrent la voiture qui avait servi à l’assassinat du général René Audran par Action directe le 25 janvier 1985 [5]. Plus fondamentalement, on retrouve dans la constitution de ces minorités gagnées à la guérilla urbaine une multiplicité de causes souvent malaisées à articuler et hiérarchiser. La difficulté traverse le recueil publié, à la suite de débats informels et d’une journée d’études interdisciplinaire à l’Université catholique de Louvain, sous le titre Tolérances et radicalismes: que n’avons-nous pas compris ? Le terrorisme islamiste en Europe [6]. Ainsi le facteur social, si fréquemment convoqué, parfois à l’appui d’un discours de l’excuse, révèle-t-il rapidement ses limites une fois confronté aux faits. Si les itinéraires de maints fous d’Allah passent par des quartiers populaires et de migration, les recherches menées sur le sujet montrent qu’il n’y a pas de lien causal entre la pauvreté, l’inégalité sociale ou l’exclusion et la démesure de l’activisme. Les adeptes de la nouvelle guerre sainte, relève Dipak Gupta (San Diego State University), « tendent à avoir un niveau d’éducation plus élevé et provenir d’une classe supérieure au reste de la population » [7]. Le mouvement anarchiste à la « Belle Epoque » fut de même loin de recruter exclusivement en milieu prolétarien. Et ce qui s’y ajouta ne fut pas qu’un contingent de petits-bourgeois intellectuels: on y rencontre en réalité une très grande diversité de professions. L’environnement urbain, écrit Jan Moulaert (Katholieke Universiteit te Leuven), semble avoir joué « un rôle aussi décisif sinon plus décisif que la présence de métiers spécifiques » [8]. Le cas des CCC, quant à lui, a suscité nombre de récurrences dans les médias du thème victimaire d’une « jeunesse privée d’héroïsme, de travail, de culture » ainsi que d’écoute et de participation sociale [9], mais ce tableau ne cadre guère avec les profils de Pierre Carette, fils d’un fonctionnaire et d’une psychologue scolaire, ou de ceux qui l’ont suivi. Dans les trois courants, c’est d’identification – au zonard, à l’étranger démuni, à l’ouvrier… – qu’il faut parler plutôt que d’identité. Le tract des CCC annonçant l’attentat de la rue des Sols à Bruxelles, devant le siège de la Fédération des entreprises de Belgique, le 1er mai 1985. Les têtes des « glorieux ancêtres » montrent que les auteurs ont de qui tenir. (Source: http://www.cellulescommunistescombattantes.be/salutfac.htm) Un autre trait largement partagé tient à la vision d’un monde extérieur uniformément hostile. Dans la mouvance musulmane intégriste, cette représentation n’anime pas que le combattant convaincu de l’existence d’une conspiration universelle contre sa foi. Elle percole aussi dans les propos, recueillis par Jacinthe Mazzocchetti (UCL), de jeunes relayant les versions complotistes, trouvées sur le Net, des attentats du 11 septembre 2001 [10]. Dans l’idéologie des Cellules communistes combat- tantes, le prolétariat, toujours décrit comme si son importance et sa condition étaient demeurées telles qu’il y a un siècle ou davantage, sont en butte aux menées sourdes et conjuguées des Etats-Unis et de l’Otan, des multinationales, des appareils d’Etat bourgeois, des partis socialistes réformistes et même des pacifistes, pour ne citer qu’eux [11]. Face aux adversités angoissantes, la cohésion affective et les réponses simples du groupe militant, qu’il soit religieux ou politique, ne sont pas sans évoquer cette « radicalité sécurisante » mise en évidence par les spécialistes des sectes [12]. Convaincu de s’inscrire dans un ordre conforme à la volonté de Dieu ou au sens de l’histoire, et que « l’essentiel de l’action – salvatrice – consiste alors, à partir d’un discours totalisant, à remobiliser » [13] la base du mouvement, l’extrémiste rebelle ne se perçoit pas pour autant comme un guerrier de l’ombre. Tout dévoué qu’il soit à la cause, il inscrit aussi son sens du sacrifice dans « un culte de l’ego » que n’infléchit en rien le caractère libertaire ou autoritaire des idéaux affichés [14]. La petite bande autonome et même la posture du loup solitaire conviennent aux épigones de Ben Laden comme ils convenaient à ceux de Bakounine, avec pour liant Internet aujourd’hui et la presse clandestine hier. C’est l’audience potentielle, devenue illimitée dans l’univers numérique, qui fait la différence. Sur Facebook, observe Olivier Roy, les jeunes une fois convertis « exhibent alors leur nouveau moi tout-puissant, leur volonté de revanche sur une frustration rentrée, leur jouissance de la nouvelle toute-puissance que leur donnent leur volonté de tuer et leur fascination pour leur propre mort. […] Nihilisme et orgueil sont ici profondément liés » [15]. La thèse très popularisée du sociologue Farhad Khosrokhavar, selon laquelle on aurait affaire à une « islamisation de la radicalité » plutôt qu’à une « radicalisation de l’islam » , ne doit pas pour autant conduire à exonérer la religion. Outre qu’elle est invoquée dans toutes les revendications d’attentats et bien plus que les misères du monde, « elle peut tenter d’offrir, au sein même de la modernité, ce que la modernité elle-même ne peut pas (plus) offrir: une place pour chacun dans un ordre commun » [16]. A la différence des dynamiteurs utopistes forgés à l’ombre des drapeaux noirs ou rouges, les fondamentalistes du croissant recrutés parmi les descendants d’immigrés se caractérisent par un déficit dans la transmission de l’histoire familiale, prémigratoire. Pascale Jamoulle (Université de Mons), au terme d’une enquête de terrain de deux années en banlieue nord-est de Paris, en a dressé le constat: ceux qui ont le sentiment que leur histoire a commencé dans leur cité se révèlent sensibles à la séduction du salafisme qui leur redonne une origine « parce qu’il se réfère aux ancêtres exemplaires, les salafs, premiers compagnons du prophète » [17]. Parmi les socialistes utopiques ou « scientifiques » , qui voulaient faire « table rase du passé » (paroles de L’Internationale) – ce qui impliquait au moins la conscience d’en avoir un –, les éléments les plus déracinés (exilés, marginaux, sans famille, délinquants…) étaient aussi ceux qui se montraient les plus prosélytes et les plus déterminés. Mais tous devaient évoluer dans un environnement très largement hostile. Le djihadisme européen, certes minoritaire lui aussi, dispose d’un terreau beaucoup plus favorable à la poussée de nouvelles recrues et à l’émergence de sympathies ou de complicités au moins passives. Ceci dit l’ampleur du défi. [1] Cité in Jan MOULAERT, Le mouvement anarchiste en Belgique (1995), trad. du néerlandais, Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve, Quorum, 1996, p. 75. [2] Marnix BEYEN & Philippe DESTATTE, Nouvelle histoire de Belgique 1970-2000. Un autre pays, Bruxelles, Le Cri, 2009, pp. 96-100. [3] Ibid., pp. 89-96. [4] Jan MOULAERT, op. cit., p. 79. [5] Marnix BEYEN & Philippe DESTATTE, op. cit., p. 99. [6] Dir. Pierre-Joseph Laurent, préface de Sébastien Van Bellegem, Mons, Couleur livres, 2016. [7] Cité in Vincent LEGRAND & Andreia LEMAÎTRE, « Conflit israélo-palestinien, injustices socio-économiques et terrorisme: entre « causes de fond » structurelles et psychosociales » , dans ibid., pp. 39-55 (47-48). [8] Jan MOULAERT, op. cit., p. 332. [9] Bernard FRANCQ, « Les Cellules communistes combattantes: les deux figures d’une inversion » , dans Sociologie du travail, vol. 28, n° 4, Paris, oct.-déc. 1986, pp. 458-483 (467-468), https://www.persee.fr/doc/sotra_0038-0296_1986_num_28_4_2098 (en libre accès). [10] « Sentiments d’injustice et théories du complot. Des subjectivités meurtries aux subjectivités meurtrières ? » , dans Tolérances et radicalismes…, op. cit., pp. 57-71 (62-63). [11] Bernard FRANCQ, op. cit., p. 471. [12] Michèle MAT-HASQUIN, Les sectes contemporaines, Bruxelles, Editions de l’Université de Bruxelles (« Laïcité. Série documents » , 1), 1982. [14] Jan MOULAERT, op. cit., pp. 337-338. [15] Cité in Vincent LEGRAND & Andreia LEMAÎTRE, op. cit., p. 46. [16] Eric MANGEZ & Pieter VANDEN BROECK, « Au-delà des inégalités. Pour une autre perspective sociologique » , dans Tolérances et radicalismes…, op. cit., pp. 121-137 (130). [17] « Prévenir les radicalisations en soutenant les métissages socioculturels » , dans ibid., pp.23-38 (33). Auteur Paul Vaute. Historien belge, journaliste honoraire, blogueurPublié le mars 10, 2019 mars 10, 2019 Catégories Depuis 1830, Eglises et religions, PolitiquesMots-clés anarchisme, Cellules communistes combattantes, communisme, Daech, djihadisme, islam, marxisme, terrorisme Précédent Article précédent : La belgitude des Schtroumpfs Suivant Article Suivant: Dans les asiles de la Belgique martyre

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Home > Posttribulationism Today Posttribulationism Today Series ID: 329Partner: walvoord 1. The Rise of Posttribulational Interpretation [John F. Walvoord, President, Dallas Theological Seminary, Editor, Bibliotheca Sacra.] Eschatology As A Developing Science In the history of the church, systematic theology has been a developing science. In this historical development, controversies in various areas of theology have followed, to some degree, the major divisions of systematic theology. In the early centuries the most important theological controversy related to the Scriptures themselves. Some in the postapostolic period, like the Montanists, claimed to have the same inspiration and authority as the apostles who wrote the Scriptures. The early church quickly recognized this as a heresy, and at the Council of Laodicea in 397, the canon was considered closed even though some apocryphal books were later recognized by the Roman Catholic Church. With the establishment of the Scriptures as the basis of systematic theology, attention soon turned to the doctrine of the Trinity, and the Trinitarian controversies occupied the center of the stage. In 325 the approval of the Nicaean Creed, recognizing the full deity of Jesus Christ as a distinct person from the Father, set the stage for recognition of the doctrine of the Trinity as it is normally held in orthodoxy today. It was not until the Council of Constantinople in 381 that the Holy Spirit was given His rightful place. Subsequently, the church turned to the doctrine of sin and man, although the decision was less decisive as evidenced in the findings of the Council of Orange in 529. It was not until the Protestant Reformation that the Augustinian concept of justification by faith was restored. With the withdrawal of the Protestant churches from the Roman Catholic Church, not only was soteriology, the doctrine of salvation by grace, firmly established, but important doctrines related to ecclesiology, such as the priesthood of the believer and the right of every Christian to be his own interpreter of Scripture under the guidance of the Spirit, became cardinal tenets of the Protestant Reformation. In the history of the church, however, eschatology continued to be an unsettled doctrine. Although the early church for the first two centuries was predominantly chiliastic and held that the second advent of Christ would be followed by a thousand-year reign on earth, this interpretation was soon challenged with the rise of the Alexandrian school of theology in Egypt led by Clement of Alexandria and Origen. An attempt was made to harmonize systematic theology with Platonic philosophy. As this was possible only by interpreting Scripture in a nonliteral sense and regarding Scripture as one great allegory in which the apparent sense was not the real sense, much of the literal meaning of the Scripture was lost, including the doctrine of a literal millennium following the second advent. The early church, as well as orthodox theologians since, regarded the Alexandrian school as heretical and outside the mainstream of biblical theology. The practical effect of the rise of this school of interpretation, however, was to destroy the premillennial interpretation of Scripture. In the fourth and fifth centuries, however, with the rise of Augustine a consolidation of theology was achieved by separating eschatology from other areas of systematic theology. Two principles of interpretation were adopted by Augustine-a literal, historical, and grammatical interpretation of noneschatological passages,1 and a nonliteral or figurative interpretation of prophetic Scriptures.2 The result was that while the Roman Church maintained many of the teachings of the Bible, it continued to use a nonliteral method of interpreting eschatology. Thus amillennialism became the accepted doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church. With the beginning of the Protestant Reformation, the Reformers returned to Augustine and built on his method of interpretation of prophecy. The Protestant Reformers accordingly were amillennial and opposed premillennialism. similar views had been held by various individuals earlier, postmillennialism as it is held in modern times is usually attributed to Daniel Whitby (1638-1726).6 This new view considered the rise of the church and the preaching of the gospel as eventually being triumphant and ushering in a golden age of a thousand years in which the church throughout the world would flourish. This thousandyear period would climax with the second advent of Christ, much as is taught in amillennialism. After Whitby, varieties of postmillennialism arose, some being relatively biblical as illustrated in the nineteenth-century theologian, Charles Hodge,7 and others identifying the optimism of postmillennialism with organic evolution which was espoused by liberal theologians such as Albrecht Ritschl,8 Washington Gladden,9 and Walter Rauschenbusch.10 In some cases, postmillennialism became indistinguishable from amillennialism and the terms became almost interchangeable. In general, however, postmillennialism usually adopted a more literal view of the millennium and regarded it as a realistic golden age of spiritual triumph for the church on earth. In the last century a new variation of millennial doctrine defined the millennial reign of Christ as referring to the intermediate state. This is usually attributed to the Continental theologians, Duesterdieck (1859) and Kliefoth (1874).11 It introduced the new view that the millennium is fulfilled in heaven, not on earth. This interpretation was especially applied to Revelation 20. In the light of various views of amillennialism and postmillennialism, which were evidence of dissatisfaction with these interpretations, premillennialism emerged as a live option. In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, Darwinian evolution began to penetrate the ranks of postmillenarians. Liberals hailed the theory of evolution, with its easygoing optimism, as the true divine method for bringing in the predicted golden age. Recognizing this as a departure from the faith, more conservative postmillenarians and amillenarians attempted to refute the new evolutionary concept. One of the means used was the calling of great prophetic conferences which were held in the last part of the nineteenth century and continued into the twentieth. As amillennialism and postmillennialism have little to offer by way of refutation of the concept of evolutionary progress, these prophecy conferences soon became dominated by premillennial interpreters. Many of the doctrines which later became an essential part of premillennial theology were introduced into the discussion, such as the restoration of Israel to the land, a coming time of literal tribulation and trouble on earth, a literal bodily return of Jesus Christ to the earth in His second advent, and a literal kingdom of a thousand years following the second advent. The renewed study of eschatology brought out in the open more than ever before the problem of principles of interpretation of Scripture. The major question was whether Augustine was right that prophecy should be interpreted in a nonliteral sense. Premillenarians held that the point of departure which had led to amillennialism and postmillennialism was a faulty system of interpretation in which prophecy was made a special case and interpreted in a nonliteral sense. Accordingly, they went back to the early church Fathers who had been predominantly premillennial as their starting point and claimed to be the restorers of the true biblical faith of the early centuries of the church. The Hermeneutics Of Eschatology The crucial issues which separated premillennialism from amillennialism soon became apparent. The question was whether or not the Bible meant to prophesy literally a restoration of the nation Israel. Was Israel literally once again to return to their ancient land and be restored as a nation? Were the prophecies that heresy would increase, that evil would predominate at the end of the age, and that a great tribulation would ultimately emerge, to be interpreted literally? Most important was the question as to whether or not the many Old Testament prophecies describing a glorious kingdom on earth where all nations would be under subjection to Christ and Israel would be prominent as a nation were destined to be literally fulfilled. Was there to be actually a thousand years during which Christ would reign on earth beginning with the second advent and the resurrection of saints and climaxing with the divine judgment on rebels? Was Satan actually going to be bound and inactive for the thousand years? If so, the premillenarians claimed, Christ must come before such a thousand-year period rather than at its end. Conservative amillenarians often conceded that if the prophecies were interpreted literally it would lead to such a doctrine, but they continued to insist that prophecy could not be taken literally. In the process of discussing premillennialism as an emerging doctrine of the church, it is only natural that other questions should be raised, including the relationship of prophecies pertaining to a rapture or translation of the church and the question as to where this fits into the prophetic program. Amillenarians and postmillenarians merged this with the second advent of Christ, but a view soon surfaced among premillenarians that the coming of Christ for His church was a distinct event which, as a matter of fact, would occur before the time of great tribulation instead of at its close. Divergent views of pretribulationism and posttribulationism became major issues in prophecy which accompanied the new consideration of premillennialism as the proper view. Varieties Of Posttribulationism In eschatology as a whole as well as in the controversies relating to the place of the rapture of the church in the sequence of events in the prophetic program, posttribulationism continued to be the majority view. It was universally held by liberal theologians who tended to take prophecy in a nonliteral sense. It also coincided with all forms of postmillennialism and amillennialism as their principle of interpreting prophecy in a nonliteral sense naturally led to this conclusion. It was only in premillennial interpretation that opposition to posttribulationism arose. Within posttribulationism, however, a variety of explanations and interpretations have characterized the history of the doctrine. Although the early church in the first two centuries was premillennial, the postapostolic Fathers tended to identify their contemporary persecutions with the great tribulation immediately preceding the second advent. Although they usually linked this with the view that Christ’s coming could occur at any time, they do not seem to have contemplated a period between the translation of the church and the second advent of Christ to set up His thousand year kingdom.12 Accordingly, although their posttribulationism is quite different from most forms of posttribulationism that are current today, their view of the rapture of the church seems to have combined it with the second advent. Most of the early church Fathers, however, made little effort to refine the doctrine and solve the seeming conflicts of their point of view. The problem of imminency of the rapture when events before the second advent remained unfulfilled does not seem to have caused concern. Quite a few of the early church Fathers in the first two centuries were silent on the whole problem, and it does not seem to have been a major issue. With the rise of amillennialism in the third century, there was little incentive to study the problem of posttribulationism, and there was little or no progress in the study of eschatology until the Protestant Reformation. The Protestant Reformers, returning to Augustine, delivered the church from the doctrines of purgatory and other Roman inventions but do not seem to have raised any questions about the rapture of the church as a separate event. It was only when premillennialism began to demand a literal interpretation of prophecy and reexamine the prophetic program of Israel and other aspects of premillennialism that the question began to be raised whether or not the rapture, as a matter of fact, could be harmonized with the doctrines that declare that Christ will return to set up His kingdom. In the last century a number of varieties of posttribulationism have emerged, some of them quite recent in their major tenets. In general, they cover the-gamut of the possibilities. Alexander Reese, in his The Approaching Advent of Christ,13 presents the most comprehensive classic defense of posttribulationism. He offers evidence that the resurrection of the church occurs at the same time as the resurrection of Revelation 20. Major emphasis is placed on terms like “appearing,” “the day,” “the end,” and “revelation” as technical terms that relate the rapture to the second coming as the terminus of the present age. Reese’s arguments have not been surpassed by other posttribulationists, but later writers offer other approaches. J. Barton Payne, in his The Imminent Appearing of Christ,14 advocates a return to what he says was the position of the early church, that is, a premillennial and posttribulational point of view which spiritualizes the tribulation and identifies it with the contemporary problems of Christianity. Comparatively few have followed Payne, however, although a tendency to spiritualize the period of tribulation is a general characteristic of posttribulationism. A more popular form of posttribulationism has as its key doctrine that the church is the true Israel and includes the saints of all ages as is advocated by Alexander Reese15 and Oswald Allis.16 As the Scriptures, even from the premillennial point of view, clearly picture saints or a redeemed people in the period of future tribulation, this form of posttribulationism concludes that it is unquestionably true that the church will go through the tribulation. A variation of this makes both Israel and the church one as a covenant community who share the same eschatology. In posttribulationism it is common to identify the doctrine with orthodoxy because it was held by the Protestant Reformers and the Roman theologian, Augustine. Holding that posttribulationism is the historic position of the church, posttribulationists label any other view as a departure from historic Christianity. All the views previously mentioned consider the church already in the tribulation and identify the trials of the church through the centuries as the fulfillment of prophecies of a time of trouble preceding the second advent of Christ. A futuristic school of interpretation among posttribulationism, however, has also emerged. One of the most prominent is George Ladd whose work, The Blessed Hope,17 promotes the view that the great tribulation is still future. While other views of posttribulationism could conceivably be harmonized with the idea that Christ could return any moment, Ladd considers it inevitable that at least a seven-year period (described in Dan 9:27) separates the church today from the rapture and the second advent of Christ which are aspects of the same event. Although Ladd’s argument builds largely on the fact of the history of the doctrine and extols posttribulationism as the norm for orthodoxy thro’ugh the centuries, he introduces a new realism into the picture in adopting a literal future tribulation. His views have somewhat been qualified by his later writings, but in general he seems to retain a futuristic view of the great tribulation with its corresponding doctrine that Christ’s return could not be any day, but that it can only follow the years required to fulfill prophecies relating to the tribulation. BSac 132:525 (Jan 75) p. 24 The most recent theory of posttribulationism has been advanced by Robert Gundry in his work, The Church and the Tribulation.18 Gundry, following the lead of many premillenarians, distinguishes Israel and the church as separate entities and attempts a literal interpretation of many of the prophecies that deal with the end times. In advancing his theory he refutes most of the posttribulationists who have preceded him. Working with these premises he endeavors to establish a new doctrine of posttribulationism which he tries to harmonize with a literal interpretation of prophecy. Gundry’s work poses a number of theological problems both for other posttribulationists and for contemporary pretribulationists. Because his arguments, in the main, are new and establish a new form of posttribulationism never advanced before, his work is a milestone in the variety of interpretations which have characterized posttribulationism through the centuries and creates further need for study of posttribulationism in the history of the church. The articles which follow in this series will attempt to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of these various views of posttribulationism and the arguments advanced in support of conflicting posttribulational interpretations of prophecy. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 Bernard Ramm, Protestant Biblical Interpretation (Boston: W. A. Wilde Co., 1950), p. 10. 2 Oswald T. Allis, Prophecy and the Church (Philadelphia: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Co., 1945), p. 3. 6 Augustus Hopkins Strong, Systematic Theology, 7th ed. (Philadelphia: A. C. Armstrong & Son, 1902), p. 1014. 7 Charles Hodge, Systematic Theology, 3 vols. (New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1895), 3: 790-880. 8 Albrecht Ritschl, The Christian Doctrine of Justification and Reconciliation, ed. H. R. Mackintosh and A. B. Macaulay (Clifton, NJ: Reference Book Publishers, 1966). 9 Richard D. Knudten, The Systeniatic Thought of Washington Gladden (New York: Humanities Press, 1968), pp. II R 17. 10 Walter Rauschenbusch, A Theology for the Social Gospel (New York: Macmillan Co., 1922), pp. 131-66. 11 B. B. Warfield, Biblical Doctrines (New York: Oxford University Press, 1929), pp. 643-64. 12 Adolph von Harnack, History of Dogma, trans. Neil Buchanan, 7 vols. (New York: Dover Publications, 1961), 1: 168. 13 Alexander Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ (London: Morgan & Scott, 1937). 14 J. Barton Payne, The Imminent Appearing of Christ (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1962). 15 Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ. 16 Allis, Prophecy and the Church. 17 George E. Ladd, The Blessed Hope (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956). 18 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1973). Partner: walvoord 2. Classic Posttribulational Interpretation [John F. Walvoord, President, Dallas Theological Seminary, Editor, Bibliotheca Sacra.] Contemporary Varieties of Posttribulationism Although posttribulationism unites in refutation of pretribulationism, midtribulationism, and the partial rapture view, within posttribulationism itself at least four distinct schools of thought have emerged in the twentieth century. Although it is difficult to name them accurately they can be denominated: (1) classic posttribulationism; (2) semiclassic posttribulationism; (3) futuristic posttribulationism; (4) dispensational posttribulationism. Because classic posttribulationism is rooted most deeply in the history of the church and depends in large degree on the validity of the eschatology of the early church, it is the natural starting point in considering the varied and somewhat contradictory approaches to posttribulationism that are being advanced today. Probably the most vocal, scholarly, and effective exponent of classic posttribulationism is J. Barton Payne. His recent major work, Encyclopedia of Biblical Prophecy,1 has been considered by some a major contribution to contemporary prophetic interpretation. His earlier work, The Imminent Appearing of Christ,2 delineates in specific form his concept of classic posttribulationism. Payne reacts specifically against George Ladd’s concept of a future tribulation presented in Ladd’s The Blessed Hope3 and this author’s The Rapture Question4 which defends pretribulationism. Although in the main a refutation of pretribulationism, his conclusions in large measure depend on his definition, support, and defense of classic posttribulationism. His point of view may be summarized under four propositions which will form the basis of this discussion: (1) the imminency of the second coming; (2) the posttribulational second coming; (3) a nonliteral tribulation preceding the second coming; (4) a literal millennium following the second coming. The Second Coming as an Imminent Event As indicated in the title of Payne’s volume, the imminency of Christ’s return is his major contribution to posttribulationism. By “imminency” he means that the rapture of the church and the second coming of Christ to the earth could occur any day at any moment. He summarizes his view in these words: Finally, the “blessed hope,” as it has been interpreted by the classical view of the church, is one the full accomplishment of which is imminent. Each morning, as the Christian casts his glance into the blueness of the sky, he may thrill with the prayerful thought, “Perhaps today!” Or, if his particular skies be shrouded in gloom, still the blackest moment comes just before the dawn. His very prayer of petition may be cut short by “a great earthquake” (Rev 6:12). Then, “Look up, and lift up your heads; because your redemption draweth nigh” (Luke 21:28).5 Having defined imminency as the possibility of Christ’s return any day, Payne offers further explanation of his concept of imminency in the third chapter of his work. Here he states, “The term ‘imminent’ applies to an event ‘almost always of danger,’ which is ‘impending threateningly; hanging over one’s head; ready to befall or overtake one; close at hand in its incidence; coming on shortly.’“6 After citing Matthew 24:38-39, 42; 25:13 ; Revelation 22:7, 12; as compared to Revelation 3:11; 22:20 , he states, “It should therefore be clear at the outset that imminency does not mean that Christ’s coming must be soon…. The day of Christ’s appearing rests in the hands of God, ‘which in its own times he shall show’ (1 Tim 6:15).”7 Payne goes on to say, “Does this mean then that it could be so soon as to happen right away, at any time? This is the thought that is associated with imminency, ‘ready to befall or overtake one’; and the question of biblical eschatology is whether such a possibility does actually characterize Christ’s second advent.”8 In his historical introduction to the subject of the appearing of Christ, Payne quotes the ante-Nicene fathers in support of his concept that the early church held to the doctrine of imminency. He states, “Prior to the Council of Nicaea in A.D. 325, the ancient church was characterized in general by two convictions respecting the sequence of events of Christ’s second coming.”9 Payne summarizes these two convictions as follows: “The ante-Nicene fathers thus held two basic convictions relative to the second coming of Christ: that it was imminent, and that it was post-tribulational.”10 In support of the concept of imminency he states, “In the first place, it expected that the Lord could appear in the clouds in immediate connection with any day of contemporary life. The ante-Nicene fathers, in other words, were committed to the concept of the imminence of their Lord’s return.”11 Payne qualifies this, however, with the statement, “It must be observed at the outset, however, that imminency as herein defined does not mean that it had to be close at hand, only that it could be, that the establishment of Christ’s eschatological kingdom was conceived of as capable of overtaking them at any time.”12 In support of this he cites the First Epistle of Clement, the Epistle of Barnabas, the Epistle of Ignatius to the Ephesians and Ignatius in Epistle to Polycarp in addition to other early fathers.13 In general, Payne establishes the fact that at least some of the early fathers expected the return of Christ momentarily even though how soon it might occur is not always clear. Whether or not all actually believed Christ could come at any day, the extent of the evidence, however, is that they commonly did expect Christ’s coming soon, and a recurring note is the thought that they were in the very last days. Payne goes on to point out that, with the advent of the Alexandrian School of Theology about A.D. 200 with its attack on the literalness of prophecy in general, the hope of imminency receded. Payne states, “Although the entire body of the early fathers, insofar as they expressed themselves, held to the above-outlined position of imminent post-tribulationism, there did appear, beginning at the close of the second century among the apologists who succeeded the apostolic fathers, a few exceptions.”14 As the church drifted into amillennialism, especially following Augustine, the doctrine of imminency became obscure. Payne concludes, “By medieval times there was thus exhibited a considerable deviation from the original expectancy of the imminent appearance of Christ.”15 The Classical View That the Second Coming Is Posttribulational As already indicated, the classical view of posttribulationism claims that the early church not only held to the imminency of the second coming of Christ but also that it was posttribulational. The preponderance of evidence seems to support the concept that the early church did not clearly hold to a rapture as preceding the endtime tribulation period. Most of the early church fathers who speak on the subject at all considered themselves already in the great tribulation. Accordingly, Payne, as well as most other posttribulationists, takes the position that it is self-evident that pretribulationism as it is taught today was unheard of in the early centuries of the church. Accordingly, the viewpoint of the early church fathers is considered by practically all posttribulationists, whether adherents of the classical view or not, as a major argument in favor of posttribulationism. However, the fact that most posttribulationists today do not accept the doctrine of imminency as the early church held it qualifies the force of their argument against pretribulationism. Most posttribulationists today actually reject the posttribulationism of the early church fathers. The fact is that Payne almost stands alone in his strict adherence to the viewpoint of the early church on prophecy. Not only have all amillenarians rejected the prophetic outlook of the early church, but most premillenarians also believe that the early church was mistaken when they considered themselves already in the great tribulation. Generally speaking, however, Payne has correctly analyzed the writings of the early church fathers in assuming that they should be classified as posttribulational. While the force and cogency of this point of view may be debated, the historical fact is that the early church fathers’ view on prophecy did not correspond to what is advanced by pretribulationists today except for the one important point that both subscribe to the imminency of the rapture. Most posttribulationists, while rejecting the concept of imminency prominent in the early church, accept the idea that the second coming of Christ is posttribulational. The Classical View of a Nonliteral Tribulation Preceding the Second Coming The most important problem facing classical posttribulationism is the necessity of explaining all prophetic events leading up to the second advent as either past or contemporaneous. The problems involved in such a point of view have led most contemporary posttribulationists away from the doctrine of imminency. By making the tribulation still future, posttribulationists allow a time period in which events predicted which have not yet been fulfilled can be fulfilled. The major problem of classic posttribulationism is to solve this problem of fulfillment of endtime prophecy. In support of his position, Payne cites numerous Scriptures which support imminency and the concept of immediate expectation of the Lord’s return. The Scriptures mentioned include many that relate to the second coming of Christ as well as those which speak specifically of the rapture. The presentation is confusing because verses are often included with little attention to their context or subject matter. Most expositors recognize that Scriptures relating to the rapture can be construed as presenting the event as imminent. It is also true that many passages relating to Christ’s coming to set up His kingdom and to close the tribulation are presented as imminent for those living in the great tribulation. To put all these passages together, however, as proving that the second coming of Christ is imminent has not gained favor with most posttribulationists as well as those of other points of view. While it is impossible to do justice to the discussion of Payne on this point, his extensive quotation of Scripture should be mentioned. In his discussion of “the time of the church’s hope” he cites Isaiah 25:6-11; Matthew 24:29-31; Luke 17:24; Romans 8:18-21; 1 Corinthians 15:51-52; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17; 2 Thessalonians 1:6-8; 2:1-2 ; Titus 2:12-13; Revelation 7:3-4; 14:3-4 ; 20:4-5 .16 He also discusses what he calls “contributory passages” and includes Isaiah 26:19-21; Daniel 12:1-2; Acts 1:11; Romans 11:15; 1 Corinthians 1:7; 1 Thessalonians 4:14-17; 5:2-6 ; 1 Timothy 6:14; 2 Timothy 4:8; 1 Peter 1:6-7, 13; 5:4 ; and Revelation 2:25-26; 14:14-16 . In support of imminency Payne mentions the following as “valid passages”: Matthew 24:42-25:13 ; Luke 12:36-40; Romans 8:19, 23, 25; 1 Corinthians 1:7; Philippians 3:20; 4:5 ; 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10; Titus 2:12-13; James 5:7-8; Jude 21; and Revelation 16:15.17 The problem of how to solve predicted events which have not taken place and which are scheduled to occur before the second coming does not go away easily simply by quotation of these many Scriptures. The problems surface immediately when certain questions are asked. A number of prophecies occur in Scripture such as Peter’s predicted execution, the implication that a long time occurs before the first and second coming of Christ, and the prediction that Paul was to die. Prophecies of the destruction of Jerusalem also are presented as preceding the second advent. In an extended discussion of this type of problem, Payne takes the position that while these were hindrances to imminency in the first century, they no longer existed as far as the early church fathers are concerned and certainly are no problem to us today. He also noted that it was not a practical problem for most of the early Christians as they were not aware of these predictions.18 The more serious problems concern the prophetic program. One of these is the prophetic fulfillment of Daniel 9:27 predicting a final seven-year period and Daniel 12:9-12 in reference to the desecration of the temple. Payne solves this by applying it to the second century B.C. and holds that it is already fulfilled much in the style of many amillenarians.19 However, because Christ predicted the abomination of desolation as a future event, making a second century B.C. fulfillment impossible, Payne refers this to the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. In a word, Payne spiritualizes these prophecies and does not expect literal fulfillment. His short dismissal of the possibility of future fulfillment is not convincing. is posttribulational, that is, coming after events that describe the time of trouble preceding the second advent. (3) In order to preserve the imminency of the second coming of Christ, it adopts a nonliteral interpretation of the tribulation, finding the events either fulfilled in the past or in the contemporary situation. (4) In spite of almost a complete commitment to nonliteral interpretation of prophecies relating to the tribulation, the classic view holds with the early church fathers to a literal millennium following the second coming of Christ. The probable reason why most conservative expositors, regardless of their eschatological position, have rejected classic posttribulationism is the inherent inconsistency of combining in one system a very literal interpretation of the last four chapters of Revelation while at the same time holding to an almost completely nonliteral interpretation of the preceding chapters. The problems inherent in this position also explain why most adherents of a completely nonliteral interpretation of the earlier chapters of Revelation are amillennial rather than premillennial and apply the nonliteral interpretation both to the tribulation and to the millenium which follows. Although many posttribulationists would undoubtedly agree with some of the arguments advanced by Payne against pretribulationism, contemporary posttribulationism has largely abandoned premillennialism on the one hand in favor of amillennialism and has abandoned the doctrine of imminency in favor of a deferred second coming of Christ. Probably the most evident fault of classic posttribulationism is its logical inconsistency. The early church fathers were obviously wrong in believing they were already in the great tribulation and other events of the last days. It was partly for this reason that they held to imminency. Payne wants to ignore this error in judgment of the early church fathers and accept their conclusions anyway. A conclusion is no stronger than its premises, and if the early fathers were wrong in their premises, they were also wrong in their conclusions. Most posttribulationists, accordingly, have abandoned the precise interpretation of the early fathers and the classic view of posttribulationism. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 J. Barton Payne, Encyclopedia of Biblical Prophecy (New York: Harper & Row, 1973). 2 J. Barton Payne, The Imminent Appearing of Christ (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1962). 3 George Ladd, The Blessed Hope (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956). 4 John F. Walvoord, The Rapture Question (Findlay, OH: Dunham Publishing Co., 1957). 5 Payne, The Imminent Appearing, p. 161. 10 Ibid., pp. 15-16. 12 Ibid., p. 13. 17 Ibid., pp. 95-102. 19 Ibid., pp. 116-20. Partner: walvoord 3. Semiclassic Posttribulational Interpretation [John F. Walvoord, President and Professor of Systematic Theology, Dallas Theological Seminary, Editor, Bibliotheca Sacra.] The Majority Posttribulational View If the eschatology of liberal scholarship is excluded, probably the majority view of posttribulationism can be classified as semiclassic. Because of the great diversity of viewpoints among the posttribulationists themselves, it is difficult to establish broad categories such as this in the study of posttribulationism today. However, in contrast to the purely classical view of J. Barton Payne, described in the previous article, and the purely futuristic views of George E. Ladd and Robert H. Gundry, most contemporary posttribulationists can be designated as following a semiclassic view. Within this broad category several subdivisions can be noted. First, some posttribulationists emphasize the contemporary character of the tribulation, and while not insisting that all predicted events prior to the second coming have been fulfilled, they assert as their major point that the church is already in the great tribulation. Hence, they argue it is folly to debate whether the church will be raptured before the tribulation. Second, some POSttTibulationists in this school of thought who are contending that the church is already in tribulation find certain aspects of the tribulation still future. These unfulfilled aspects may be limited to certain major events which are yet to be fulfilled or major persons who are yet to be revealed. They assume, in contrast to the classic position, that the second coming could not occur any day. Third, some, like Alexander Reese, find a specific seven-year period still future, as anticipated in Daniel 9:27, but tend to find some of the predictions of the Book of Revelation as contemporary or past and, accordingly, are not, strictly speaking, futurists like George E. Ladd. When posttribulationists charge pretribulationists with not always agreeing among themselves on some details, they do not seem to realize the extent of diversity of opinion in their own ranks, even when subdivided into broad categories. In the analysis of semiclassic posttribulationism which follows, the main trends will be traced even though there may be those in this classification who hold views different from the broad trend. The Semiclassic Claim To Be The Historical Interpretation A major emphasis in most posttribulational presentations is the argument that they represent the historical view of the church and that pretribulationism arose only one hundred and fifty years ago. Alexander Reese, for instance, on the first page of his preface in reference to pretribulationism says, “These views, which began to be propagated a little over one hundred years ago in the separatist movements of Edward Irving and J. N. Darby, have spread to the remotest corners of the earth, and enlisted supporters in most of the Reformed Churches in Christendom, including the Mission field.”1 The argument that posttribulationism must be accepted as true because it has been the view of the entire church until recently has been emphasized and reemphasized. Long lists of great scholars who are posttribulational are often compiled, usually without regard as to whether they are premillennial, postmillennial, or amillennial, as if that did not make any difference. Also, there is almost complete disregard of the varieties of opinion among these posttribulationists in arguments which support their conclusion. Posttribulationists advancing this view take for granted that the posttribulationism of today, and especially their particular type of it, is precisely what the church has held through the centuries. The fact is that contemporary semiclassic posttribulationism differs from the historical view in a number of particulars. Secondcentury premillenarians interpreted contemporary events as identifying their generation as being in the end time. History has proved that they were wrong, and events that they identified as proof were not events of the end time. The same error can be observed in identifying contemporary posttribulationism with that of the Protestant Reformers. Some of the Reformers identified their contemporary events as being in the end time and looked for the coming of the Lord either momentarily or soon. Again their posttribulationism was based on an error in judgment. Most contemporary posttribulationists are more cautious and concede that many years may elapse before the second coming will be fulfilled. The element of imminency is usually lacking in the semiclassic posttributational interpretation. While it is true that the postapostolic church did not understand or teach pretribulationism in the modern sense, neither did they teach posttribulationism as it is being advanced today. The fact is the early church, concerned with many other problems, did not resolve the tension between believing that Christ could come at any moment and the fact that many prophetic events had to be fulfilled before He could come again. Most modern interpreters believe that the early church fathers were quite immature in many areas of doctrine, as witnessed by the long centuries which elapsed before such doctrines as the Trinity, sin, and justification were carefully formulated. Because the early church, beginning with the third century, tended to abandon the literal interpretation of prophecy, their principles of interpretation did not permit any real advance in the understanding of the prophetic program. Each succeeding generation seems to have spiritualized prophecies to fit its own day, only to have history prove that they were wrong. The historical argument, while it is commonly advanced by posttribulationism, is accordingly an insufficient basis to determine the issues between pretribulationism and posttribulationism. The issue, as most conservative theologians agree, is the question concerning what the Bible teaches. The very fact that posttribulationists differ so radically in their interpretation of major elements of prophecy related to the end time should make clear to an impartial observer that they have not resolved their tensions and problems. As will be shown in later discussion, the reason for this is their lack of agreement on principles of interpretation as well as their exegesis of key passages. The Doctrine Of The Tribulation In Semiclassic Posttribulationism Posttribulationists are not in agreement on the character, nature, and extent of the time of trouble preceding the second coming of Christ. While they hold that the church will go through the tribulation, they are in disagreement among themselves as to what the tribulation itself is. In general, they may be divided into three classifications: (1) those who hold that the tribulation extends throughout the entire age from the first coming of Christ to the second coming; (2) those who hold that the church is already in the tribulation but that the great tribulation is still future; (3) the futuristic school which, in contrast to the semiclassic interpretation, holds that the tribulation is completely future, usually identifying it as the last seven years preceding the second coming of Christ, based on a futuristic interpretation of Daniel 9:27 and Revelation 4-18 . In holding that the church must go through the tribulation, most posttribulationists tend to identify the church with Israel or at least hold that the church and Israel are both members of the spiritual community. As even pretribulationists agree that there are saved people in the tribulation time, posttributationists assume that they have proved that the church itself is in this period. A familiar text used by posttribulationists is Matthew 24:31, “And He shall send forth His angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together His elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other.” The term elect is commonly taken as referring to the church and therefore because there are elect in the tribulation as proved by Matthew 24:31, they hold that the church is in the tribulation. Norman S. MacPherson, for instance, says, “There is nothing here to indicate who the elect are, although there is every likelihood that the term refers to the Church, …”2 Alexander Reese goes a step further and says it is “supreme rubbish” to argue whether the elect is equivalent to the church.3 Reese, of course, begs the whole question in assuming what he is trying to prove. Everyone agrees that the saved of all ages are the elect. The question is whether the term church and particular expressions like the body of Christ include all the elect. In the passage cited, some take the word elect to refer to Israel as an elect nation. All agree that there are elect individuals in the great tribulation, but posttribulationists tend to assume without proof that this is identical in meaning to the church. While the word church is used to indicate a congregation or a physical assembly of people in both the Old and New Testaments, there is not a single instance in the entire Bible where the word church, as indicating a body of saints, is ever used in a passage dealing with the tribulation. It is this crucial point which posttribulationists fail to take into account. There will be a gathering of the elect at the end of the tribulation, but Matthew does not indicate anything concerning its nature, and the purpose of the gathering as it relates to the introduction of the millennial kingdom. The strong, dogmatic statements of posttribulationism do not change the fact that Matthew does not mention either rapture or resurrection in this passage. The greatest confusion of posttribulationists, however, is in their concept of the tribulation itself. George L. Rose holds that the great tribulation began with the apostolic period. He states, “The records left us in the book of The Acts of the Apostles leaves no room to doubt that ‘tribulation’ began almost as soon as the church was born….”4 Rose goes on to point out that in Acts 8:1-3 there was “great persecution” of the church, and he holds that “great persecution” is the same as “great tribulation” and that the same word for tribulation is used in Matthew 24:21 in speaking of the “great tribulation.” According to Rose, the church of course goes through the great tribulation because it is already in the great tribulation. Fromow, in a similar way, holds that the church is already in the great tribulation. “The Church is already passing through ‘the Great Tribulation.’“5 Fromow goes on to say: This term Great embraces the whole period of the Church’s course on earth and should not be confined to the final three and one-half years or the second half of Daniel’s seventieth week of intensive tribulation. It began with the first saints after the Fall, includes all who washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb until the Second Advent of Christ.6 Fromow begins the great tribulation with Adam instead of with the early church. In holding this position, he ignores the plain teaching of Scripture that the great tribulation is the last three and one-half years preceding the second coming of Christ, as brought out in Daniel 12 where it is defined as a period of approximately twelve hundred and ninety days and as it is defined in the Book of Revelation as a time of forty-two months (Rev 13:5). This is why Christ used the great tribulation as the specific sign indicating that the second coming of Christ was near (Matt 24:15-22). The problem here, as it frequently is in posttribulational interpretation, is that the argument is based on a nonliteral interpretation of prophecy in which expressions like “the great tribulation” are spiritualized. All agree that the saints have had problems and tribulation since the beginning of the human race. The Bible teaches, however, that these present trials are not to be confused with the great tribulation which is declared to be unprecedented and therefore unique, which will close the end of the age preceding the second coming (Dan 12:1; Matt 24:21). In contrast to the position that the church is already in the great tribulation, Alexander Reese definitely advances the concept that the seven-year period predicted by Daniel 9:27 as preceding the second advent is still future. In an extended discussion, he supports a literal view of this last seven-year period as being yet future. He states, “…the eschatological character of the Seventieth Week is assumed throughout this volume….”7 On the basis of his strong stand for a future period, Alexander Reese could be classified as a futurist like George E. Ladd. However, in his treatment of the Book of Revelation dealing with the end-time trouble, he tends to support at least some of the findings of the historical school (which believes that the fulfillment of the seals is in some sense already under way), although be does not accept what he refers to as “the extravagances of the Historical School….”8 retribulationists, of course, would agree with Reese that the last seven years preceding the second coming are still future. Reese is in error, however, in holding that the futuristic view of the last seven years was that which was held by the early church fathers. As J. Barton Payne has brought out, the early church fathers thought they were already in the period, and that is why they did not give consideration to a possible pretribulational interpretation. They tended to identify their persecutions with the persecution of the great tribulation. Like the early church fathers, Martin Luther also held that the church was already in the great tribulation. Luther wrote, “The last day is at hand. My calendar has run out. I know nothing more in the Scriptures.”9 This diversity of opinion among the semiclassic posttribulationists should make clear that posttribulationism, as it is held by this school of thought, is not the same as that held by the early church fathers, and their constant assertion that they are in the tradition of the time-honored interpretation is only partially true. The viewpoint of Reese, of course, also pinpoints the crucial question as to whether the rapture of the church is imminent. Rose and Fromow (with Martin Luther) held that though we are already in the great tribulation, the rapture could occur any day. And at least some of the early church fathers believed this also. But Reese, believing that the tribulation is yet future, cannot hold to the imminent rapture. In fact, he leaves without explanation why the rapture is uniformly presented as an imminent event in the New Testament. The semiclassic view, while it is probably the majority view of posttribulationists, does not resolve the major problems which posttribulationism faces in interpreting the New Testament. It is evident by their various views of the tribulation itself that they are almost in complete confusion as to what they mean by the church going through the great tribulation. It is also evident that they are using differing methods of interpretation, some of them almost completely spiritualizing the tribulation and others, like Reese, taking it more literally. While they argue against the idea that the Bible does not place the church in this time of great tribulation, their arguments always fall short of proof and frequently are circular in that they are assuming what they are trying to prove. The basic problem of posttribulationism is that they have not agreed among themselves whether or not to interpret prophecy literally, and the great majority do not use the literal method when it would teach a pretribulational rapture. They also differ among themselves on the important question as to whether or not prophecy should be interpreted as teaching a future, literal millennium. Again and again, in examining posttribulational arguments, one is struck by their lack of uniformity in interpreting prophecy in a literal sense. The fact remains, when all the evidence is sifted, that posttribulationists have vet to prove that the body of Christ is mentioned in any passage dealing with the great tribulation itself or the entire seven-year period leading up to the second coming. In view of the detailed prophecies that deal with this period, with Revelation 4-18 presenting a graphic picture of this end-time period, it is most strange that there should be no mention of saints who can be identified as belonging to the church. This is especially strange in view of the fact that Revelation 2-3 deals specifically with the seven churches of Asia. Sequence Of Events Related To The Second Advent Another major problem of posttribulationism is that in the sequence of events relating to the second coming, there is no proof of a rapture of living saints or a resurrection of the church, the body of Christ. In the key passages on the second coming, as in Matthew 24, Jude, and Revelation 19, there is no mention of either rapture of living saints or resurrection of the church. It is most impressive that when resurrection is mentioned in Revelation 20:4, it is specifically limited to the tribulation saints as contrasted to the church. If the tribulation saints were a part of the church, why was not the expression “the dead in Christ” used as in 1 Thessalonians 4? The fact that this group is singled out for resurrection, as if they were a special body of saints, points to the conclusion that the church had been previously raptured. Posttribulationists also have never resolved the pressing question as to why there is a rapture at the second coming. If, as a matter of fact, the purpose of Christ is to establish His saints in the millennial kingdom, why would saints meet Christ in the air at the rapture if they are going to return immediately to the earth as the posttribulationists teach? Why would it not be preferable for the church to go into the millennium in their natural bodies as the Scriptures make clear other saints will do. The omission of any reference to rapture of living saints or to the resurrection of the church as the body of Christ specifically in the events related to the second coming of Christ to the earth, while an argument from silence, is a very impressive one. How strange that such an important doctrine should be omitted from Scriptures that are obviously detailing the major events of the second advent. While the Old Testament saints are especially mentioned as in Daniel 12:2 and the tribulation saints are mentioned in Revelation 20:4, the church, the body of Christ, is not included in these resurrections. Further, there is no evidence that any saints living on earth at the second coming of Christ are translated at the time Christ comes back to set up His kingdom. It is rather clear to premillenarians at least that saints on earth at that time will enter the millennium in their natural bodies and populate the millennial earth. Many exegetical problems face the posttribulationists in their attempts to establish biblical proofs for their conclusions. These will be discussed more at length in the examination of the overall presentation of posttribulationists. Next, however, the particular view of the futuristic school and the new posttribulational dispensational interpretation of Robert H. Gundry need to be examined as major contributions to recent posttribulationism. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 Alexander Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ (London: Morgan & Scott, 1937), p. xi. 2 Norman S. MacPherson, Triumph through Tribulation (Otego, NY: First Baptist Church, 1944), p. 8. 3 Reese, Approaching Advent, p. 207. 4 George L. Rose, Tribulation till Translation (Glendale, CA: Rose Publishing Co., 1942), p. 68. 5 George H. Fromow, Will the Church Pass through the Tribulation? (London: Sovereign Grace Advent Testimony, n.d.), p. 2. 7 Reese, Approaching Advent, p. 30. 9 Theodore G. Tappert, ed., Luther’s Works, 56 vols. (Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1967), 54:134. Partner: walvoord 4. Futurist Posttribulational Interpretation With the emergence of premillennialism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, a relatively new view of posttribulationism was advanced which can be called the futurist view. In contrast to posttribulationism which characterized amillennialism and the Protestant Reformers who considered themselves already in the tribulation, the new view contended that the last seven years of Daniel’s prophecy of Israel’s program revealed in Daniel 9:24-27 should be considered as still future. In harmony with this position, it was often also contended that Revelation 4-18 describes a future rather than an historic situation. The leading twentieth-century exponent of the futurist view is George E. Ladd who sets forth his position in his work The Blessed Hope, published in 1956. The Premises of Futurist Posttribulationism As illustrated in Ladd, futurist posttribulationism is built on the premise of premillenialism. He states, “One thing should be emphasized: the author would affirm his belief in the personal, premillennial second advent of Jesus Christ. He is looking for His coming; it is his Blessed Hope.”1 In adopting premillennialism, Ladd also holds to a futurist view of the Book of Revelation. Although he deviates in some minor respects from the futurist view of that book, in general he follows the concept that there is yet ahead a seven-year period climaxing in a great tribulation which will fulfill literally the prophecies of the Old and New Testaments that describe this time of trouble immediately preceding the second coming of Christ. In taking this interpretation, Ladd assumes the authority and accuracy of prophecy and usually interprets it literally, although there are some notable exceptions to this rule. The premises of Ladd’s position, accordingly, require him to turn away from historic amillennialism as held by Augustine and later embraced by the Protestant Reformers. Ladd offers a relatively new view of posttribulationism which differs in major aspects from that held by the early church as well as by the Reformed theology. His major point of agreement with them, however, is that he places the rapture as occurring at the second coming of Christ after the time of tribulation. In rejecting pretribulationism, Ladd also rejects dispensational interpretation although he distinguishes Israel from the church in some passages. In others he rejects a distinction, holding that promises given to Israel in the Old Testament should be interpreted as having a dual fulfillment, that is, fulfilled both in the church and in Israel. Ladd recognizes that dispensationalism naturally leads to pretribulationism, and therefore he devotes a chapter to a refutation of dispensationalism. In general, his arguments for posttribulationism are well presented in a persuasive way, and he attempts to avoid any unfair or discourteous treatment of those with whom he disagrees. His approach is that pretribulationism is a new doctrine not advanced until the early nineteenth century, in contrast to posttribulationism which is the traditional and historic position of the church. The Historical Argument for Posttribulationism As pointed out in an earlier review of Ladd’s The Blessed Hope,2 the first third of his book is devoted to the historical argument for posttribulationism., although the work is introduced as “A Biblical Study of The Second Advent and The Rapture.” Ladd himself says, “Let it be at once emphasized that we are not turning to the church fathers to find authority for either pre-or posttribulationism. The one authority is the Word of God, and we are not confined in the strait-jacket of tradition.”3 theology. While many seem to be specifically premillennial, a difficult matter like pretribulationism could not be settled in a context where they erroneously believed they were already in the great tribulation. The early premillennialism of the first two centuries was soon engulfed by the amillennialism which arose in the third and fourth centuries. Amillennialism with its spiritualization of prophecy provided no basis for considering a matter like pretribulationism. It was not until the Protestant Reformation that the authority of Scripture and the imminency of Christ’s return were once again firmly recognized. It was not until premillennialism became a major factor in the church in the nineteenth century that pretribulationism could even be considered. The often-repeated charge that Darby secured his pretribulationism from Edward Irving has never been actually documented although they arose about the same time. One can hardly account for the wide acceptance of pretribulationism by Plymouth Brethren, who were devoted students of the Bible, to the offering of this view by a person who had no reputation for orthodoxy. A more cogent explanation is that pretribulationism arose as a refinement of premillennialism based on literal interpretation of prophecy which made it difficult to harmonize the doctrine of the rapture with the second coming of Christ to set up His kingdom. Most pretribulationists obviously base their views on the Bible, not on the historic background of the doctrine. In his treatment of the history of the doctrine, Ladd is right in pointing out that pretribulationism was not the unanimous position of premillennialism in the nineteenth century. Much of his chapter dealing with the history of pretribulationism recounts those who abandoned pretribulationism for posttribulationism, with the implication that pretribulationism does not stand up to careful study. However, what this proves is that the pretribulationists did not know why they were pretribulationists. The argument that there was a broad trend away from pretribulationism is refuted by Ladd’s own admission that pretribulationism has wide acceptance and current vitality as a doctrine. Undoubtedly, there are conversions both ways. If pretribulationism was not known until 1825, certainly there must be some doctrinal basis for its widespread acceptance at the present time. On the basis of the documentation which Ladd offers, he concludes that the early church was posttribulational, that pretribulationism arose in the nineteenth century, and that some who accepted pretribulationism later departed from it. His conclusion that, therefore, pretribulationism is unscriptural remains the question. The Argument from Vocabulary of the Blessed Hope In chapter three of his presentation, Ladd takes the position that the three Greek words for the rapture, coming or presence (παρούσια), appearing (ἐπιφάνεια), and revelation (ἀποκάλυψις), are technical words that must refer to one event only, that is, the second coming after the tribulation. This is a broad assumption which is faulty in hermeneutics as well as in exegesis, and is an error that is sometimes held also by pretribulationists. The basic rule for the interpretation of any word in the Bible must be its context. Obviously, words like coming, appearing, and revelation are not in themselves technical words, and if they are used in a technical sense in the Bible it must be sustained by an examination of every reference. Some pretribulationists have attempted to identify some of these terms with the rapture and others with the second coming. Most expositors, whether pretribulational or posttribulational, however, hold that these words are not technical words in themselves and must be interpreted by the context in which they appear. If the first coming and the second coming of Christ were both referred to as “comings,” it would not prove that the two comings were the same coming. Likewise, the use of the same terms for the rapture and the second coming do not make them the same event. These words are general words and Ladd’s entire chapter three begs the question, that is, it assumes what he is trying to prove. If the Scriptures were attempting to present a pretribulation rapture, how else could they do it without using the same words? The argument on terminology is continued in chapter four where he deals with the subject “The Tribulation, the Rapture, and the Resurrection.” The argument here turns on the lack of reference to the rapture in important passages dealing with the second coming of Christ. He discusses Matthew 24:4-14; 2 Thessalonians 2; and Revelation 8-16 . He concludes: Our survey of these three great passages which set forth the coming of Antichrist and the Great Tribulation shows clearly that none of them asserts that the Church is to be raptured at the beginning of the Tribulation. When such a doctrine is attributed to these Scriptures, it is an inference and not the assertion of the Word of God.5 One wonders how such an argument can be offered soberly because it is so obviously based on an illogical premise. Two of the three passages are admittedly dealing with the second coming of Christ after the tribulation. The fact is that they do not talk about the rapture at all because no rapture occurs in connection with it. Second Thessalonians 2 deals with the rapture in verse one and with the second coming in verse eight , but this does not make them the same event. The problem is Ladd’s, not that of the pretribulationist. The silence about the rapture in two of the passages points to the conclusion that the rapture does not occur at the second coming. The fact is that none of the passages dealing with Christ’s coming after the tribulation ever includes a reference to the translation of living saints. Even Ladd, while not referring to it in this chapter, later admits, “nor does the Word of God explicitly place the Rapture at the end of the Tribulation.”6 He nevertheless contends, “if a pretribulation rapture is a Biblical doctrine, it ought to be clearly set forth in the Scriptures which prophesy the Rapture of the Church.”7 Ladd does not seem to realize that the same argument holds against the posttribulational point of view. Why is not a posttribulation rapture “clearly set forth in the Scriptures which prophesy the Rapture of the Church?” If pretribulational doctrine is based on an inference, so is posttribulationism. It is noteworthy that in his entire discussion, Ladd practically ignores the three principal Scriptures revealing the rapture, that is, John 14:3; 1 Corinthians 15:51-52; and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. If Ladd is going to deal with the biblical content of the rapture, why does he ignore the principal passages? The answer is, of course, that there is no explicit teaching of posttribulationism in these passages and it does not advance his argument. In discussing the word resurrection, Ladd refers specifically to Revelation 20:4 where there is a resurrection that is obviously posttribulational. Ladd here begs the question and rejects categorically the concept that there can be any other resurrection before the first resurrection. He argues, therefore, that the rapture must occur at the second coming. The idea that the first resurrection can be in more than one stage is taught in 1 Corinthians 15:23-24. Three stages (τάγμα) of the resurrection of the saints are included: Christ, first; those at His coming, second; and those at the end, third. While the third resurrection can be debated, as it is not clear whether it refers to a resurrection of the saints at the end of the millennium or refers to the resurrection of the wicked, this passage clearly distinguishes the resurrection of Christ from the resurrection of the saints and declares that they are stages. To this could be added Matthew 27:52-53, which speaks of a token resurrection of saints immediately after the resurrection of Christ. The fact is that the resurrection at the rapture and the resurrection of the tribulation saints in Revelation 20:4 are not the “first” in the sense that no resurrection occurred before. They are first only in the sense that they occur first or before the final resurrection, which is the resurrection of the wicked at the end of the millennium. Actually, the order of resurrections are Christ first, then the resurrection of Matthew 27, then the resurrection of the rapture, and then the resurrection of the tribulation dead. To this should be added the resurrection of Old Testament saints which even pretribulationists place at the end of the tribulation. In other words, Ladd is once again assuming what he is trying to prove, namely, that the rapture and its attendant resurrection occur at the same time as the resurrection of the tribulation saints. What he overlooks is the fact that in Revelation 20:4 the specific resurrection refers only to tribulation saints, not to anyone else. The fact is that Ladd is inferring that the rapture occurs after the tribulation but has not proved it. Is Posttribulationism a Valid Inference? In chapter five Ladd faces the problem that posttribulationism is an inference. He approaches it, however, from the question as to whether pretribulationism is a valid inference. The fact that a whole chapter is devoted to this is most significant as it is an admission that this is a vulnerable point in the posttribulational argument. While it is not possible to deal with all of his presentation, the salient points can be discussed. Ladd concedes at the outset: “We will admit that even if Scripture did not explicitly affirm a pretribulation rapture, it is possible that the totality of scriptural data would demand such a conclusion; and in this case, it would be a valid inference.”8 In the discussion which follows, he offers a comprehensive refutation of arguments commonly used by pretribulationism. In other words, his method is to attack pretribulationism rather than to support posttribulationism. The important question of the usage of the word church is handled only briefly, although it is a major consideration. He admits that the word church is not found in any tribulation passage but replies that the word is never used in the Book of Revelation “to designate the Church in its totality.”9 This, however, is not the real point. The burden of proof is on the posttribulationist to prove that the church is in the tribulation. If even a local church could be found in the period, it would be a point in favor of posttribulationism. Ladd, however, like most posttribulationists, passes over this point hurriedly because actually posttribulationism has no answer to this difficulty in their system. When it comes right down to it, they lack any positive proof that the church—the ecclesia—is ever found in the tribulation period or, for that matter, is indicated in the sequence of events related to the second coming to set up Christ’s kingdom. As this is a key doctrine of pretribulationism, his rather weak and inadequate treatment of this problem is a defect in his argument. In contrast he devotes pages to indecisive questions. In dealing with the question as to whether pretribulationism is a valid inference, Ladd finds it appropriate to ignore one of the most important pretribulation arguments for the necessity of an interval.10 Pretribulationists have often pointed out that if every living saint is raptured at the time of the second coming this would, in itself, separate all saints from unsaved people and would leave none to populate the millennial earth. Ladd does not deal with this problem at all. Some of his fellow posttribulationists, such as Rose in his book Tribulation til Translation and Gundry in his recent work The Rapture and the Tribulation, do face this problem. Both postulate a second chance for those not saved at the time of the second coming. According to them there is a time period between the rapture and the beginning of the millennium during which people can still come to Christ. Rose puts this in a forty-day period between the rapture and the judgment of the nations in Matthew 25. The only posttribulational answer to the problem which faces premillenarians in regard to populating the millennial earth is to give a second chance to those not saved and, therefore, not raptured at the rapture. However, the Scriptures do not reveal such a second chance. Ladd’s silence on the whole matter seems to indicate he does not have a solution to this major problem of posttribulationism. The Argument from Commands to “Watch” In supporting his futuristic view of posttribulationism, Ladd devotes considerable attention to various Greek words used in the New Testament to indicate the attitude of watchfulness. His point is to prove that the idea of the imminency of the Lord’s return is not involved. Here his fallacy is that he attempts to make a general word a technical word, much as Reese and others have done. This violates the basic rule of interpretation that a word must be considered in its context. In some cases, the context is clearly in reference to the second coming of Christ to establish His kingdom. In other cases, it is in connection with the rapture. The important point is that each of the various exhortations to watch for the Lord’s coming has its own context. In some cases the context has to do with the return after the tribulation and, obviously, refers to people living at that time. The context in such instances makes clear, as in Matthew 24-25 , that watching for the Lord’s return has special pertinence after the signs appear but not before them. By contrast, however, where the rapture is clearly in view, no signs are given but the believers are exhorted to look for the Lord’s return itself (cf. John 14:3; 1 Cor 15:51-52; 1 Thess 4:13-18). It may be conceded that some pretribulationists have overdone the argument based on these exhortations, but the similarity of expressions for expectancy of the rapture and the Lord’s return after the tribulation does not prove that the two events are one and the same. Both are events to be expected, even if the expectancy may differ according to the context. Wrath or Tribulation? In a separate chapter, Ladd deals with the question as to whether divine wrath and tribulation are one and the same, and rightly concludes that the church cannot experience divine wrath although the church may experience tribulation. Most pretribulationists will concede this point. Ladd’s argument, however, passes over the main point in the distinction as it is commonly presented by pretribulationists, and the real issue is avoided rather than faced. The point is not that the church will escape the wrath of God, but that it will escape the time of the wrath of God. As illustrated in the promise to the church at Philadelphia: “I will also keep thee from the hour of temptation, which will come upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon the earth” (Rev 3:10, italics added). It is also indicated in 1 Thessalonians 5, that Christians belong to the time designated as “the day” in contrast to “the night” in which the wrath will come. That the wrath of God is only at the end of the tribulation is refuted by the fact that it is mentioned in Revelation 6:17, that is, early in the period. That the church will experience tribulation throughout its course is conceded by all pretribulationists. The question is whether the church will go through that specific time designated in Scripture as the great tribulation. It is noteworthy that Ladd does not deal adequately anywhere in his volume with the great theme of the tribulation although he evidently accepts a literal view of it. The characteristics of judgment of that period are such that they will affect both saved and unsaved, namely, such judgments as earthquakes, pestilence, war, famine, and stars falling from heaven. His argument that God will save the church in the tribulation as he saved Israel out of the judgments that fell on Egypt is its own refutation. No Israelites died in the plague. By contrast, as Ladd himself admits, the tribulation will feature the most awful persecution of saints ever to have occurred in the history of the church as supported by the multitude of those martyred in Revelation 7 who are said to come out of the great tribulation. While it is true that God can protect those whom He wishes and does protect the 144,000, the Scriptures make clear that the majority of those who trust Christ in the end time will seal their testimony with their own blood. The whole concept of the saints going triumphantly through the tribulation is not supported by the facts, as only a small portion of them will survive. Relation of Posttribulationism to Dispensationalism Although the recent work by Robert Gundry attempts to support the dispensational interpretation of Scripture while maintaining posttribulationism, his work is an anomaly, and he is the first in the history of the church to attempt this approach to posttribulationism. By contrast, Ladd devotes a whole chapter showing that pretribulationism is built on dispensationalism, and if dispensationalism is proved to be incorrect, pretribulationism falls with it. Ladd introduces his chapter attacking dispensationalism as the foundation for pretribulationism with these words: In this brief chapter, we shall deal with a most important reason used by pretribulationists for refusing to apply the prophecies about the Great Tribulation to the Church. It is so important that it may be called the major premise of dispensationalism. It goes back to J. N. Darby, and is a method of handling the Scriptures which B. W. Newton, one of the earliest and most learned of the Brethren, called “the height of speculative nonsense.”11 In his discussion of dispensationalism, Ladd departs somewhat from his usual scholarly approach and accuses dispensationalists of holding interpretations which no dispensationalist would support. He defines dispensationalism as “the method of deciding in advance which Scriptures deal with the Church and which Scriptures have to do with Israel, and then to interpret the passages concerned in the light of this single ‘division’ of the Word.”12 Dispensationalism, however, is not a premise seized on arbitrarily but a result of the application of literal interpretation of Scripture which all conservatives recognize is the norm for interpreting the Bible. A literal interpretation of passages dealing with the church and passages dealing with Israel indicate a distinct program, even though there are some similarities. Therefore, dispensationalists conclude that there have been various rules of life in Scripture and that it is not proper to apply Scriptures relating to one program to another without sufficient basis. While it has not been possible to deal with all of Ladd’s arguments in support of his conclusions, it is a fair judgment to say that his opposition to dispensationalism is a major cause for his posttribulational view, and that this is normally the case for most posttribulationists. If his premise is correct—that dispensationalism which distinguishes Israel and the church is not a biblical method of interpretation—then Ladd may also be correct in arriving at his posttribulational conclusion. Pretribulationism, however, is clearly based on literal interpretation, which holds that God’s program for Israel and His program for the church are not identical. The Posttribulational Concept of the Blessed Hope Posttribulationists are not at all agreed as to how the blessed hope fits into the prophetic program except that they always relate it to the second coming of Christ. Many will agree with Ladd’s concluding chapter in which he expresses the opinion that we should not be so involved in the controversy between pre-and posttribulationism that we neglect our defense of the literalness of the second coming of Christ and the millennium which follows. In his treatment of the blessed hope, however, it is most significant that Dr. Ladd does not expound even briefly the major passages on the blessed hope in the Bible, namely John 14:1-3; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; and 1 Corinthians 15:51-58. Instead he quotes an unknown author who uses Titus 2:11-14 to exhort to godly living in expectancy of the Lord’s return. Ladd denies that the main force of this passage has to do with the Lord’s return and also denies that the passage deals with the rapture. This is pure dogmatism. It does not seem to have occurred to Ladd that the glorious appearing here could very well be the rapture rather than the second coming as it has only believers in view, and to deny that believers will see Christ in His glory at the rapture is to deny the obvious. It is unfortunate that Ladd repeats the libel that pretribulationism discourages worldwide missions. The facts are that many aggressive missionary organizations are pretribulational in their position and anyone else who uses the pretribulational point of view as an argument against missions is certainly violating Scripture. In this, pretribulationists will agree with Ladd while disagreeing that it is an argument against pretribulationism. In reading the final chapter of Ladd’s presentation, it is rather amazing how little is said about the blessed hope itself. Here the problem is that a posttribulational rapture is difficult to harmonize with “the blessed hope” if the church must go through the great tribulation, and many, if not most, of the church is martyred. It is hardly a blessed hope that those who survive will be raptured without dying. Far better it would be for them if they had lived out a normal life in a period prior to the rapture and had gone to heaven through death rather than living through the great tribulation. It is rather singular in most posttribulational works that they do not recognize the force of this problem in their own system. It is also notable that Ladd does not give any reasonable sequence of prophetic events relating to the second coming except that he merges the rapture with the second coming. He does not discuss the problems that this causes premillennialism in regard to populating the millennial earth. He passes over Matthew 25:31-46 without dealing with the problems of posttribulationism. For many pretribulationists, one of their principal difficulties with the posttribulational view is that it does not resolve the problems that a merger of the rapture and the second coming create. If posttribulationism is to be credible, its proponents must not dodge their problems but face them. Ladd’s plea for tolerance on this point is understandable and with this many would agree. Fortunately, Christians can preach on many truths in agreement although disagreeing on the time of the rapture. However, it still remains true that the posttribulational view does not afford a uniform system of prophetic fulfillment related to the second coming, and this is evident by the fact that posttribulationists hardly ever sponsor a prophecy conference or attempt to unify their own school of thought as to the order of end-time events. Their problem is that they do not agree among themselves as to how a posttribulational rapture actually fits the sequence of events related to the second coming. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software. 1 George E. Ladd, The Blessed Hope (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956), p. 13. 2 John F. Walvoord, “A Review of The Blessed Hope by George E. Ladd,” Bibliotheca Sacra 113 (October 1956): 289-307. Some of this previously published material is adapted and used in this article. 3 Ladd, The Blessed Hope, p. 19. 10 Cf. John F. Walvoord, “Premillennialism and the Tribulation,” Bibliotheca Sacra 112 (April 1955): 97-106. 11 Ladd, The Blessed Hope, p. 130. 12 Ibid.Partner: walvoord 5. Dispensational Posttribulational Interpretation [President and Professor of Systematic Theology, Dallas Theological Seminary, Editor, Bibliotheca Sacra.] The New Approach To Posttribulationism In the history of the church a movement can be observed away from an original doctrine of imminency of the Lord’s return, as expounded today by J. Barton Payne, toward a non-imminent return of Christ. As previous discussion in this series of articles has pointed out, while there is confusion in the history of the church on the question of imminency, many of the early church fathers and some of the Protestant Reformers definitely believed that the Lord could come at any time. In order to accommodate themselves to this point of view, they recognized in their contemporary situation the fulfillment of end-time signs of the second advent. In the twentieth century among posttribulationists there has been a definite trend away from the doctrine of imminency. This is illustrated in the work by George A. Ladd, The Blessed Hope,1 which was discussed in the previous article. Ladd definitely believes that there is at least a seven-year period which must be fulfilled before the second coming of Christ. An entirely new approach to posttribulationism appeared for the first time in the work of Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation.2 This work is a further advance away from imminency but is built on premises some of which have never before been used for posttribulationism. Because of the importance of this new view on posttribulationism, this article will be the first in a series dealing with the principal points in his argument. is a familiar argument which most posttribulationists either state or assume. Important as it is, Gundry for some reason does not devote any of his fifteen chapters to the specific discussion of this question. It may be assumed that this is the undergirding thesis which supports the entire book. At first glance this seems to be a cogent argument which, to a large extent by inference at least, would support posttribulationism. Careful consideration, however, robs this argument of any real force. In the Old Testament the first and second comings of Christ were often presented in the same revelation. Isaiah 61:1-2 quoted in part by Christ in the synagogue at Nazareth (Luke 4:16-21) deals with the first coming of Christ through the phrase in verse 2 , “the acceptable year of the LORD.” The next phrase, however, “the day of vengeance of our God” refers to the second coming of Christ. It is significant that Christ in quoting the passage stopped with the portion that dealt with the first coining only. In the Old Testament it would have been quite cogent to insist that the concept of two comings of the Messiah of Israel was inconceivable. The natural assumption would be that there would be only one coming of Christ in which all the prophecies relating to the comings of Christ would be fulfilled. It would have been difficult on the basis of the Old Testament alone to sustain the concept of a first coming and a second coming of Christ separated by thousands of years. Nevertheless, in the course of history this is exactly what has been supported. The first coming of Christ took place as predicted but the portions of Scripture dealing with the second coming are yet to be fulfilled although exegetically it is impossible to separate them clearly. Historically, fulfillment has demonstrated that they are two distinctive comings. It illustrates that it cannot be presumed that two events that are presented as a single event actually occur at the same time. In the New Testament the rapture of the church is presented for the first time. Just as the first and second comings of Christ are mingled in prophetic revelation in the Old Testament, so the rapture of the church and the coming of Christ to set up His kingdom are frequently mingled in the New Testament. Many of the same terms are used and exhortations relating to preparation of the two events are similar. The lesson which can be learned regarding the necessity of separating the first and second comings of Christ is a word of warning that we should not presume that the second coming includes the rapture. Just as in the Old Testament, we can now see the difference between the first and second coming of Christ by studying the particulars that relate to each, so in the New Testament the rapture and Christ’s coming to establish His kingdom can be distinguished by itemizing the differences that relate to these two events. While this is not in itself an argument for a pretribulation rapture, it supports the conclusion that the separation of these two events is not illogical or presumptive. The issue which some day will be settled by a prophetic fulfillment must today be determined exegetically. It is not too much to say that most pretribulationists distinguish the rapture from the coming of Christ to set up His kingdom because the two events are presented with such contrasting details in the New Testament. The posttribulational. view cannot throw the burden of proof on the pretribulationist, but the posttribulationist must assume his own responsibility to demonstrate that the events are one and the same. Does Dispensationalism Preclude Posttribulationism? Until Gundry’s new approach to posttribulationism was published, it was assumed by practically all pretribulationists and posttribulationists that dispensational interpretation automatically led to pretribulationism. J. Dwight Pentecost, for instance, states,” (1) Posttribulationism must be based on a denial of dispensationalism and all dispensational distinctions. It is only thus that they can place the church in that period which is particularly called ‘the time of Jacob’s trouble’ (Jer 30:7). (2) Consequently, the position rests on a denial of the distinction between Israel and the church”6 George Ladd devotes an entire chapter to dispensationalism in his attack on pretribulationism.7 He introduces his chapter with these words: “In this brief chapter, we shall deal with the most important reason used by pretribulationists for refusing to apply the prophecies about the Great Tribulation to the Church. It is so important that it may be called the major premise of dispensationalism.”8 This common assumption by both pretribulationists and posttribulationists is debated by Gundry in his second chapter entitled “The Dispensational-Ecclesiological Backdrop.”9 In a rather laborious argument Gundry attempts to correct the prevailing view that dispensationalism leads to pretribulationism in order to establish a basis for his own dispensational posttribulationism. He admits “none of the ‘mysteries’ distinctive of the Church—such as the equality of Jews and Gentiles in one Body, the Church as the bride of Christ, and Christ’s indwelling of believers—are ever applied specifically to tribulation saints.”10 He then attempts to dismiss this, however, as being insignificant on the premise that “the burden of proof rather rests on pretribulationists to show that tribulational saints will not belong to the Church….”11 Here Gundry attempts to avoid one of the major problems of posttribulationism: that the church by that title is never shown to be in the great tribulation. Why does the burden of proof rest on the pretribulationist? In discussing the church as a mystery Gundry points out that a number of the truths designated as mysteries, which he properly interprets as New Testament revelation, extend beyond the present age. In this, Gundry is correct. However, the fact that the mystery of lawlessness, the mystery of God, and the mystery of the harlot of Babylon continue into the tribulation is not proof that the church continues in the tribulation. The pretribulationist does not, therefore, argue on the exclusiveness of mystery truth as far as its future fulfillment is concerned, but rather that the church as such, because of the various mystery truths related to it, is never found in the tribulation. Even Gundry admits that the translation of the saints, which is the distinctive feature of the rapture, is declared to be a mystery in 1 Corinthians 15:51-52.12 Much like opponents of dispensationalism, Gundry argues that the present age is not completely hidden in the Old Testament. Most dispensationalists would concede this. The Old Testament does anticipate a period following the first coming of Christ although it does not specifically reveal the church age as such. Accordingly, the New Testament frequently refers to Old Testament prophecies as being fulfilled in the present age. It is most significant, however, that the particulars mentioned are not those peculiar to the church but those that are natural in a post-Cross situation. Gundry, like many other posttribulational writers, makes much of the fact that Israel is promised the New Covenant (Jer 31:31-34). Because this is quoted in Hebrews 8:8-13 as proving that the Mosaic Covenant had ceased, Gundry joins amillenarians and some premillenarians in asserting that the covenant with Israel is now being fulfilled in the church. without agreeing with his posttribulationism. The point is, as Gundry himself admits, Israel is in unbelief in this period, and Israelites who believe become part of the church, not a separate redeemed people. Gundry himself says that “the tribulation knows only one group of redeemed people, the Church.”15 Here is precisely the point. The redeemed people in the tribulation are described as saved Israelites and saved Gentiles, not as “the church.” This is one of the numerous instances where Gundry assumes what he is trying to prove. In his summary Gundry again contends that the dispensation of the church does not end with a clean break but continues throughout the tribulation period. Here he argues from the premise that there is no clean break to the conclusion that the church is in the tribulation. Logically, it should be just the reverse. The transition should be proved by proving that the church is in the tribulation. Until this is established it is impossible to prove that there is a transition. In introducing his argument for posttribulationism, Gundry makes clear at the start that his approach is different than that of any posttribulationist in the past although he adopts many familiar posttribulational arguments. Gundry is, first of all, a dispensationalist who distinguishes Israel from the church. In order to maintain his posttribulationism, however, he attempts to divorce himself from what has been considered normal dispensationalism which calls for a sharp break between the church age and the age between the church and the second coming of Christ. It is essential to Gundry’s position that he makes the transition gradual, not an event like the rapture which abruptly terminates the church age. While agreeing with dispensationalists on many points, he differs with them where it would conflict with his posttribulationism. The real problem which Gundry faces is to harmonize his dispensational point of view with posttribulational interpretation in general. Gundry’s point of view on the imminence of the rapture and the relationship of the rapture to the wrath of God will be presented in the next article. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956. 2 Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1970. 6 J. Dwight Pentecost, Things to Come (Findlay, OH: Dunham Publishing House, 1958), p. 164. 7 Ladd, The Blessed Hope, pp. 130-36. 9 Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation, pp. 12-28. 15 Ibid., p. 24. Partner: walvoord 6. Posttribulational Denial of Imminency and Wrath Denial Of Imminency Taking advantage of the fact that the word imminent is not a scriptural word, but an induction from scriptural facts, Robert Gundry attempts to deny the imminency of the rapture by redefining the term. The word imminent, of course, is not used in Scripture, but has normally been considered to represent the view that the rapture could occur at any time. Even some posttribulationists such as J. Barton Payne, although posttribulational in their interpretation, agree that the Lord could come at any moment and that there are no necessary intervening events. This is the proper meaning of the concept of imminence. Robert Gundry, however, in his support of postribulationism, attempts to solve the problem by redefining the English word: We should first of all note a lack of identity between belief in imminence on the one hand and pretribulationism on the other. By common consent imminence means that so far as we know no predicted event will necessarily precede the coming of Christ. The concept incorporates three essential elements: suddenness, unexpectedness or incalculability, and a possibility of occurrence at any moment. But these elements would require only that Christ might come before the tribulation, not that He must. Imminence would only raise the possibility of pretribulationism on a sliding scale with mid- and posttribulationism. It is singularly strange that the most popularly cherished argument for pretribulationism should suffer such an obvious and critical limitation.1 events,”3 it is a dogmatic statement not supported by facts. Gundry in effect admits that the concept of imminency tends to contradict posttributationism. The doctrine of imminence is incompatible with the posttribulational view, unless one holds, like Payne, that the tribulation should be spiritualized and considered as already fulfilled, rather than a future period. The real issue, as pretribulationists state it, is that the hope offered them in the New Testament is the hope of the rapture before the tribulation, not the hope of survival through the tribulation. Accordingly, when the rapture is presented without any detailed events preceding it, the fulfillment of the hope of the rapture is properly regarded as an imminent event which necessarily must occur before the detailed prophecies that lead up to Christ’s return to establish His kingdom. Gundry, in his support of posttribulationism, is attempting to solve the problem by redefinition of the word imminent in order to make it apply to his concept of the second coming, which in no sense is imminent but is preceded by very dramatic and specific world events. In attempting to redefine imminence as simple expectation without regard to time, Gundry offers a study of various words used for expectation in the Bible. Not only is his study slanted in an attempt to support his doctrine of imminence, but also the argument as presented is quite irrelevant, even though to the unwary reader it may seem impressive. The doctrine of pretribulationism and its concept of imminence as applying to the rapture as occurring any day is not dependent on definition of words that are used, but on the context in which the words are used. Gundry confuses the whole issue and begs the question by putting together passages that are used for both the rapture and the second coming simply because the same word is used for both. This does not prove that they refer to the same event or to expectancy of the same event. Even Gundry admits at the conclusion of his word study, “Since the words for expectancy do not resolve the question of imminence one way or the other, their contexts become decisive.”4 One wonders why he goes to such great lengths to a word study when, as a matter of fact, it does not prove anything as he himself states. What is true of Gundry’s treatment of the word study also applies to his discussion of the contexts. Here Gundry begs the question by assuming that if exhortations are given to watch in relation to both the rapture and the coming of Christ after the tribulation, this proves that the expectancy is the same. Obviously, the question in each case is the question as to whom the exhortation is given. While the church may be watching for the rapture, those in the great tribulation may be watching for the second coming. Gundry’s argument seems very impressive, but it actually does not prove what he is attempting to prove. It is true that in the first century the concept of imminency was qualified by certain predictions relating to individuals such as Peter and Paul. Peter was told that he would die before the rapture (John 21:18-19). Paul was informed that he had a great ministry ahead in Corinth (Acts 18:9-11), which actually continued for eighteen months. For a brief time Paul could conclude that the rapture would not occur. Later in Paul’s life he was told he would die a martyr’s death, but this occurred shortly before the event (2 Tim 4:6). As far as the church at large was concerned, the information given to Paul and Peter did not deter their belief in imminency because on a given day few would know whether Paul or Peter were still alive, and most of them were not informed about the prediction of their death. No such problem exists today in the doctrine of imminency. There is no authoritative revelation of intervening events. To use these temporary problems in the first century to deny imminency today is without reasonable justification. Much of Gundry’s argument depends on assumptions which he does not prove, such as the premise that the Olivet Discourse is addressed to the church. This is sufficiently important to merit a special treatment later. In a word, however, there is an obvious difference in exhortations in the Olivet Discourse and those that are addressed to the church in the present age. This difference is that the Olivet Discourse is an exhortation to watch after the signs have been fulfilled, including the beginning of the great tribulation, whereas in the rapture passages believers in the present age are encouraged to took for the coming of the Lord without respect to any signs, and are not given any signs as far as the rapture itself is concerned. The situation is dramatically different. When Gundry gets through, while it is impressive to those who do not know the intricacies of this argument, he actually offers no proof in support of his major premise that the Bible puts end-time events before the rapture. In the history of doctrinal statements as well as theological studies, the concept of imminency has been variously handled. Some posttributationists actually hold to a literal imminency, that is, that Christ’s second coming could occur at any time, as did Luther and Calvin in their latter years. This is accomplished by spiritualizing events leading up to the second coming, as Payne does.5 Gundry, however, has an entirely different point of view; he takes the events of the great tribulation literally and necessarily must interpose these before his posttribulational rapture. Accordingly, while Payne can properly refer to his view as an imminent return of Christ, Gundry cannot do so if the word is defined as it has been traditionally understood. Accordingly, Gundry’s statement, “A tribulation interval no more destroys expectancy than the necessary delays during the Apostolic Age,”6 is pure dogmatism which he does not even attempt to support by argument. Gundry’s presentation makes clear that if one believes in posttribulationism as he presents it, the hope of the Lord’s return before the great tribulation is a vain illusion, and what we are looking for is not the Lord’s coming but the great tribulation. Because this is hardly a “blessed hope,” pretribulationists continue to insist that their point of view is quite different from the posttribulational view in its expectation. If there are well-defined events that must occur before the rapture of the church, as Gundry holds, then the concept of imminency can no longer be properly applied to the rapture. Denial Of Divine Wrath In The Great Tribulation In his chapter on “Wrath and Rapture” Gundry begins by accusing pretribulationists of wrongly appealing to fear of the coming great tribulation. He states, “Sometimes the argument is so stated as to be marred by an appeal of fear.”7 In a similar way Oswald T. Allis in his refutation of pretribulationism puts all his arguments under one subpoint, “Pretribulationism Appeals to Unworthy Motives” (italics in original), and debates the entire pretribulational view on this basis.8 Is it an unworthy motive to desire to escape the great tribulation? Actually, it is no more unworthy than the desire to escape hell. The point in either case is not our desire or wishes but what the Scriptures promise. Pretribulationists hope to escape the great ttibulation because it is expressly a time of divine judgment on a world which has rejected Christ. But the Scriptures also reveal the great tribulation as a time of satanic wrath against Israel and believers in Christ who are in the great tribulation. The great tribulation is both a time of divine wrath and of satanic wrath. Pretribulationists believe that the rapture passages promise a deliverance which occurs before this final period of trial overtakes a wicked world. Gundry’s approach to the subject of wrath and the rapture is an attempt to make the great tribulation a time of satanic wrath, but not a time of divine wrath, with a view to relieving the severity of the period in relation to believers. Here his argument is quite confused. His first heading is “The Exemption of All Saints from Divine Wrath.”9 This common argument by posttribulationists is built on the false assumption that if the tribulation is not a time of divine wrath, then Christians will escape the severity of the period. Gundry is wrong on both counts. Not only do saints suffer severely in the great tribulation, but it is also a time of divine wrath. Gundry’s whole approach does not do justice to the facts and is faulty in its logic. Even if the great tribulation were purely a time of satanic wrath, why would this assure that Christians would escape? Job certainly did not escape satanic wrath once God permitted Satan to afflict him. It should be clear to any reader that saints in the great tribulation suffer severely as the objects of satanic wrath, and that the world as a whole suffers severely because it is the object of divine wrath. Most conservative expositors agree that the great tribulation in Scripture is definitely revealed to be a time of satanic wrath. This is expressly stated in Revelation 12:12, where Satan’s wrath is seen in the persecution of saints—clear evidence that saints in the tribulation do not escape. Many martyrs are seen in Revelation 6:9-11, and most conservative interpreters regard Revelation 7:9-17 as also referring to those who die as martyrs. It is typical of posttribulationism that it attempts to water down and weaken in every possible way the extent of the sufferings of the great tribulation as they relate to the saints. Gundry arbitrarily moves Revelation 7:9-17 out of the tribulation and into the eternal state without any contextual support whatever. This point of view is somewhat necessary to posttribulationists because they contend that the church goes through the tribulation, and if the great majority is martyred they will, of course, not go through the tribulation. Accordingly, even a relatively literal posttribulationist like Gundry has to avoid the full force of prophecy as it relates to the trials of the saints in the great tribulation. Whatever trials do eventuate, however, both posttribulationists and pretribulationists agree, result from satanic wrath rather than from divine wrath. Gundry, however, attempts to support the idea that all the trials of the tribulation are simply satanic in their origin and not a matter of divine wrath on a wicked world. Gundry’s thinking here, however, is cloudy, because it the world is the object of satanic wrath, it is clear that if the church goes through it, it will experience satanic wrath. Gundry’s position does not assure the church of any relief from martyrdom if they have to go through the tribulation. The fact that the great tribulation is a time of divine wrath is also expressly stated in Scripture, and Gundry is wrong when he denies it. It is true that the sixth seal introduces, according to Revelation 6:17, “the great day of his wrath,” but it is also clear that the preceding seals record devasting divine judgments. War, famine, death, and martyrdom occur in the first five seals of Revelation 6. Many expositors also hold that the sixth and seventh seals are part of the great tribulation and that the seventh seal includes the trumpet judgments and the vial judgments. Gundry claims that the sixth seal occurs at the end of the tribulation, and the seventh seal deals with the second coming itself. Accordingly, he concludes. “God’s wrath will not stretch throughout the whole tribulation.”10 This rather dogmatic statement does not take into account what has already been described in the preceding seal judgments. While the climax of the wrath of God may very well be introduced by the sixth seal, it is by no means the beginning of the wrath of God on the world. The facts are that Christ Himself declared the entire great tribuiation a time of unprecedented trouble. In Matthew 24:15-22 the great tribulation begins with the breaking of the Jewish covenant. This occurs at the beginning of the last three and one-half years preceding the second coming of Christ and is described as “the time of Jacob’s trouble” in Jeremiah 30:7. The same period is described in Revelation 13:5 as the last forty-two months preceding the second coming of Christ. Many conservative expositors who take this literally recognize that it is a period of satanic wrath beginning with Satan being cast out of heaven, according to Revelation 12:9. Chronologically, this begins the last three and one-half years before the second advent. It is clear, however, from the nature of the judgments poured out that these last three and one-half years are also a time of divine wrath on the earth. This is made evident by the disturbances in heaven, great earthquakes, and the catastrophes described under the trumpet judgments and the vial judgments. All of this cannot be compacted to be fulfilled on a given day such as Armageddon, but rather it describes the entire process of the forty-two months leading up to Armageddon. Armageddon is the climax immediately preceding the second coming of Christ. The entire period of three and one-half years is so awful that Christ Himself predicted that if it were not terminated by His second coming, the whole human race would be destroyed (Matt 24:22). Gundry’s attempt to soften the force of these divine judgments prior to Armageddon in order to relieve it of the character of being a period of divine wrath is motivated by his interpretation of 1 Thessalonians 5 in which the church is promised deliverance from the time of wrath, a view which will be discussed in full later. His point of view, however, is simply not supported by the facts given in the Book of Revelation, which plainly indicate that the wrath of God is poured out in the in the world throughout the entire period of the great tribulation, even though it is also clear that it becomes increasingly severe as it approaches the second advent. The fact that these end-time judgments extend over a period of time is brought out by the fact that Christ Himself says the great tribulation will begin with the abomination of desolation, which occurs three and one-half years before His second coming (Matt 24:15). It is also supported by Revelation 9:15, in which the duration of the fifth trumpet alone is said to be five months. The catastrophes pictured in the seats, trumpets, and vials extend over the entire three-and-one-half-year period leading up to the second coming. Some expositors even extend it over the entire seven-year period preceding the second advent. Gundry is forced to an extreme and untenable position by trying to bring the church through the great tribulation without experiencing great tribulation. His position is further complicated by the fact that satanic wrath is expressly against believers and the people of Israel, while divine wrath is against the world as a whole. In some sense, Gundry is arguing against himself, because if it is a period of satanic wrath and the church is its object, then one cannot conclude that the church is delivered from tribulation while passing through it. going triumphantly through the great tribulation relatively untouched is not supported in the prophecies of the Book of Revelation, as indicated by the martyrs in Revelation 6 and 7 . The content of Revelation 7:9-17, which Gundry attempts to place after the second advent without any supporting evidence at all, is another plain indication of the extent of the martyrdom of the saints in the tribulation. These passages clearly give a picture of heaven and not of the millennial earth, as indicated in Revelation 7:11 compared with Revelation 5:8. These tribulation saints are not in their natural bodies as those who have survived the tribulation; instead, they are presented as those who have died in the tribulation and who “came out of great tribulation.” To project this scene into the period after the second coming to either the millennium or the eternal state has no exegetical support in the context. Even though the Book of Revelation is not written in strict chronological order, Revelation 7:9-17 does have some relevance to the context. In chapter 7 the contrast is between the 144,000 of Israel, who are sealed and protected through the great tribulation, and the multitude of the saved, which no man can number, who do not survive the tribulation and who are not sealed. It would seem that the burden of proof is on Gundry to prove that this is not a tribulational situation as the implication is that it belongs to this period even though chapter 7 is a parenthesis. Most significant is the fact that the term church is not used at all, and the tribulation saints are described simply as those who have been saved by the blood of the Lamb and who have come out of great trials. Gundry’s conclusion that the great tribulation is not a time of divine wrath rests only on his dogmatic statements, not on evidence which he produces. If the church must go through this period, probably the majority would not be delivered, but martyred. His attempt to support the idea that this is a period of satanic persecution but not of divine judgment, is shattered by the evidence of what occurs in the seals, trumpets, and vials. Inasmuch as his thesis, that the great tribulation is only a time of satanic wrath, is unsupported, to the same extent his whole argument is unsupported. One of the major problems with posttribulationism is that adherents of that view must get the church through the tribulation relatively unscathed, but the only way they can do this is either to deny or to ignore the plain teachings of the Book of Revelation on this subject. The martyrs of Revelation 6 and 7 are eloquent in their testimony. It is especially significant that there is no evidence that these martyrs are related to the church as such. The only way Gundry can support his position on this point is to be selective in his material and to ignore the major prophecies relating to the great tribulation. If his argument here is faulty and unsupported, his conclusions are also unsupported. Exegetical Premises Of Dispensational Posttribulationism Most of Gundry’s important arguments for posttribulationism are based on exegesis of key passages, such as the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24-25 ; the Upper Room Discourse in John 13-17 (and particularly John 14:1-3); 1 Corinthians 15:51-58; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; 5:1-11 ; 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12; and the argument of the entire Book of Revelation. While Gundry weaves the facts of these passages into his various arguments throughout his book, probably the most direct way of dealing with the theological issues involved is to turn to these passages and consider them exegetically. Central to his argument is that the Olivet Discourse concerns the church primarily, not Israel, and this concept will be considered next. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1973), p. 29. 6 Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation, p. 43. 8 Oswald T. Allis, Prophecy and the Church (Philadelphia: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Co., 1945), p. 207. 10 Ibid., p. 77. Partner: walvoord 7. Do the Gospels Reveal a Posttribulational Rapture? The Rapture in Relation to Matthew 13 The major weaknesses of dispensational posttribulationism are found in the exegesis which is advanced to support this new doctrine. It is in this aspect that dispensational posttribulationism fails to persuade either pretribulationists or the more traditional posttribulationists. While the treatment of various passages on the surface seems to be scriptural because of the numerous arguments and scriptural citations included, two pervading weaknesses can be noted in the exegesis: (1) the argument is selective, ignoring contradictory evidence in the passage itself; (2) the argument frequently either misstates or ignores the main thrust of the passage. These are weighty and important objections even if they are made against what seems on the surface to be a scholarly argument. These objections against dispensational posttribulationism are also often valid against other forms of posttribulationism. Undoubtedly an important aspect of posttribulationism, regardless of which school of posttribulational interpretation is followed,1 is the question of the doctrine of the rapture in the Gospel of Matthew. For the most part, Mark and Luke do not contribute to the argument, and the Gospel of John falls in a different category. In the Gospel of Matthew, the principal chapters pertaining to the tribulation question are Matthew 13 and Matthew 24-25 , two of the four major discourses of Christ. Matthew 13 comes at an important juncture in the Gospel of Matthew where Christ has been rejected by the Jews as their Messiah, and in turn Christ pronounces severe judgment on them for their unbelief. In keeping with the main thrust of the whole Gospel of Matthew, which is to explain why the predicted Old Testament kingdom was not fulfilled in Christ’s first coming, Matthew 13 has as its dominant subject a sweeping revelation of the general characteristics of the period between the first coming and the second coming of Christ, a subject which is almost completely ignored in the Old Testament. Accordingly, in seven parables our Lord describes the various aspects of the period between the first and second comings of Christ.2 The position of dispensational posttribulationism is stated briefly by Robert Gundry in what he calls “Excursus on the Consummation of the Age.”3 Most pretribulationists as well as posttribulationists agree that Matthew 13 is dealing with the entire interadvent age from the first coming of Christ to His second coming to establish His kingdom. A few pretribulationists have tried to make it coterminous with the church age, but this is an unnecessary and an unsupported conclusion because at this point in the revelation Christ has not even introduced the doctrine of the rapture, much less expounded it. Even the church as such is not introduced until Matthew 16. Gundry follows other posttribulationists, however, in singling out the parable of the wheat and the tares as proving a posttribulational rapture. As Matthew 13:30 states clearly, at the time of the harvest the tares are gathered first, and then the wheat is gathered into the barn. Gundry, like most other posttribulationists, makes much of the fact that the wheat is gathered after the tares—which fact, he holds, corresponds to the second coming of Christ to set up His kingdom. This contradicts the order of the pretribulational rapture, in which believers are gathered out first. Like other posttribulationists Gundry ignores, however, the parable of the dragnet in Matthew 13:47-50 in which the exact opposite order is indicated. There, according to Matthew 13:48, the good fish representing believers are gathered into vessels, and then the bad fish are thrown away. It should be obvious under these circumstances that these parables are not trying to set up a precise order but rather the fact of separation as brought out so clearly in Matthew 13:49-50. At the second coming of Christ to establish His kingdom, it may well be that the wicked are judged first, and then the righteous are gathered into His kingdom. This presumes, however, that the rapture has occurred earlier. If a posttribulational rapture is assumed, the posttribulationists have a problem with this event related to the second coming because obviously Christ comes to earth first and then the wicked are judged. If they desire to press this order, it becomes a problem to posttriblilationism, but not to pretribulationism. The pretribulationist is unconcerned in interpreting this passage as to whether the unsaved are gathered first or the saved are gathered first. Either order is admissible at the time of the second coming of Christ to establish His kingdom. Gundry is actually fighting a straw man here as pretribulationists do not claim that these parables describe the rapture. One of Gundry’s peculiarities is his opposition to the view that all the wicked will be judged at the time of the second coming of Christ. He states, “The gathering and burning of the wicked must not include the entire unsaved population of the earth, else none would be left to be the goats in the judgment of the nations (in the pretriblilational scheme) or to enter the millennium (in the posttribulational scheme). We may solve this problem by limiting the sphere of judgment to false disciples in the kingdom.”4 Although this question is not important to the pretributational argument, it is crucial to Giindry’s approach to posttribulationism. Due to his peculiar and unique interpretation of Matthew 25, in which he places the judgment of the nations at the end of the millennium, he is forced to take unusual steps to evade the problems this creates, one of which is his partial judgment on the wicked at the second coming. Most premillenarians and amillenarians, whether posttribulational or pretribulational, hold that all the wicked living on earth are judged at the second coming of Christ. The Scriptures seem to make plain that all the wicked perish at the time of the second coming and that only persons who are born again enter the kingdom, This is the, background of Christ’s conversation with Nicodemus in John 3:3-5 where Nicodemus, on the basis of Old Testament revelation, is chided for not knowing that a person has to be born again in order to enter the kingdom of God. While a spiritual kingdom was in view in Christ’s words, it was also associated in Nicodemus’s mind with the coming kingdom of God on earth. The Book of Revelation makes quite plain that there will be only two classes of citizens spiritually in the time of the great tribulation, those who are saved and those who are lost (Rev 13:8). All who are lost will worship the beast or the world ruler of the end time. According to Revelation 14:9-11, all who worship the beast will suffer eternal torment. According to Revelation 19:21, all the armies of the world that fight Christ at the time of His second coming will be destroyed. If most expositors are correct that the judgment of the nations occurs at the time of the second advent of Christ, then it follows that the goats representing all the unsaved are cast into everlasting fire. It should become apparent that the dispensational posttribulationism as advanced by Gundry is built on untenable and strange interpretations which even his fellow posttribulationists do not follow. One can only conclude that his exegetical basis for his posttribulationism is faulty. In a word, Matthew 13 does not discuss the doctrine of the rapture at all, and there is absolutely nothing in this passage which would contradict the pretribulational view. The arguments advanced by Gundry are not only inadequately supported, but logically irrelevant. The Rapture in Matthew 24 One of the most crucial arguments advanced by Gundry in support of his dispensational posttribulationism is based on his exegesis of Matthew 24-25 . While his views are somewhat novel and different from other posttribulationists, unquestionably these two chapters have had a bearing on posttribulationism as a whole. It is most unfortunate for his argument that the same problems faced in exegesis of other passages surface here. Gundry again is selective in his material, choosing only what supports his view and ignoring contradictory evidence, and he tends to evade what is the obvious subject matter of the passage. Gundry’s approach to this passage is to debate at great length whether the Olivet Discourse is addressed to the church or to Israel. He asks the question, “To what group of redeemed do the Jewish saints addressed by Jesus and represented by the apostles belong, Israel or the Church?”5 The question as to whom the Gospels, including the Olivet Discourse, are addressed, has been mishandled by both dispensationalists and nondispensationalists. Obviously all the Gospels were written after Pentecost and they record material that is pertinent, in one respect or another, to those living in the church age. The actual subject matter of any point in revelation, however, has to be determined exegetically, not by sweeping categories. Accordingly, while Matthew is addressed primarily to Jewish Christians to explain why the kingdom was not brought in at Christ’s first coming, it also includes reference to the church in Matthew 16. Actually, all four of the Gospels deal with three dispensations, sometimes reaching back into the Law and expounding the meaning of the Law of Moses, sometimes looking forward to the millennial kingdom, a future age, and sometimes dealing with the present age, the church. The question as to whom any particular passage is addressed cannot be settled by the fact that it was given to the disciples, because they represent in some sense both Israel and the church. The issue must be settled on the subject matter, much in the same way that a person living in the present age can go back into the Old Testament and read portions addressed to someone else, but which may have a pertinent application to spiritual issues today. Accordingly, Gundry’s entire argument in his chapter on the Olivet Discourse, which concerns itself mainly with this question, is irrelevant. What is most important is that Gundry completely ignores and does not even notice what the subject of the passage is.6 According to Mark 13:3, four of the disciples, Peter, James, John, and Andrew, asked Christ three questions. These are stated in Matthew 24:3: (1) “When shall these things be?” (2) “What shall be the sign of thy coming?”; and (3) What shall be the sign “of the end of the age?” (NASB). It is rather difficult to understand why Gundry in his chapter on the Olivet Discourse should not even mention the questions that are being answered. In an analysis of the Olivet Discourse, the subject matter is more important than the question of to whom it was stated. To the pretributationist it is obvious that the rapture is not in view in this passage. Up to this point the disciples had had no instruction on this subject. They did not even clearly understand the difference between the first and second comings of Christ. Their questions indicated that they were first of all concerned about the destruction of Jerusalem which Christ had predicted in Matthew 24:2, as this obviously signaled some tremendous event. Christ did not deal with this first question in Matthew, but He did answer it in Mark and Luke; and, of course, the prophecy was fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. The second and third questions, of course, are the same. The coming of Christ and the end of the age are coterminous, and the answer to the one is the answer to the other. Here again it is questionable whether the disciples clearly understood at that time that there would be a time period between the first and second comings of Christ. What they were talking about was Christ’s coming to establish His kingdom and the end of the age which preceded it in which, from their point of view, they could still be living. Accordingly, the nature of the question is such that the church is not in view, nor is the rapture introduced. In a word, the disciples wanted to know the signs leading up to the establishment of the millennial kingdom. In His answer Christ first stated the general signs of the period leading up to the second coming in Matthew 24:4-14. This coincides with Matthew 13. Then He gave them the specific sign of the beginning of the great tribulation three and one-half years before His second coming signaled by the abomination of desolation as stated in Matthew 24:15. The period of great tribulation will end according to Christ by His glorious second coming. While Christ answered the questions of the disciples, He did not give all the details, many of which were supplied later in Revelation 4-18 . The question raised by posttribulationists as to why Christ did not clearly delineate here a pretribulation rapture is answered simply by the fact that this was not His subject. If in the Old Testament in the frequent references to the first and second comings of Christ there is no clear distinction of the two events, why should Christ be obligated here to explain an event which He has not even introduced? Christ chose to introduce this in the Upper Room the night before His crucifixion. But the full exposition of the rapture was not to be given until later through the Apostle Paul. The reasons are fairly obvious. The disciples were in no mood or situation to understand such a new doctrine. They did not even comprehend the concept of the church at this time, even though it had been announced. How could they be expected to understand the distinction between a pretribulation rapture and the posttribulational second coming to establish the kingdom of Christ on earth? The silence of Christ on the subject of the rapture here should be understandable in view of the subject matter and the total situation. If God did not see fit to reveal many other aspects of the special purpose He has for the church, the body of Christ, until the Pauline letters, it is not strange that the subject of the rapture should not be expounded in Matthew 24. Despite the fact that the subject matter does not concern the rapture, it is not unusual for both pretribulationists and posttribulationists to attempt to read the rapture into this passage. Here the hermencutical rule that the context must determine interpretation should be applied, and later revelation should not be read into earlier revelation unless the text itself justifies this. The question as to whether the Olivet Discourse specifically discusses the rapture is asked by Gundry, “Where in the Olivet Discourse are we to place the rapture? There is no mention of a rapture prior to the tribulation.”7 All agree that there is no mention of a pretribulational rapture in this passage. The important question remains, however, whether there is mention of a posttributational rapture. Two passages in the Olivet Discourse are usually cited by posttribulationists, and Gundry goes along with their interpretation. According to Matthew 24:31, “They shall gather together His elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other.” Mark 13:27 states, “And then shall He send His angels, and shall gather together His elect from the four winds, from the uttermost part of the earth to the uttermost part of heaven.” It should be stated first that these verses cause no problem whatever to a pretribulationist. All pretribulationists agree that at the time Christ comes to set up His kingdom the elect will be gathered from heaven and earth to participate in the millennial kingdom. Whether these elect refer only to the elect of Israel or also to the elect including both saved Israelites and Gentiles and the church, all agree that this gathering will take place in connection with the establishment of the millennial kingdom. The question is not whether there will be such a gathering; the question is whether this gathering is the rapture of the church. Here the evidence is missing. There is a conspicuous absence of any reference to a translation of living saints or of any specific reference to the resurrection of the church in any passage in the Old or New Testaments that clearly refers to Christ’s coming to establish His kingdom. Accordingly, for a posttribulationist to claim this passage is to beg the question, to assume what he is trying to prove. Inasmuch as the most important and distinctive aspect of the rapture is the translation of living saints, this becomes the question which must be resolved. Pretribulationists conclude that this passage does not contradict their point of view and does not support the posttribulational argument. An argument advanced by Alexander Reese and adopted by Gundry is that the references in Matthew 24:40-41 should be interpreted as referring to the rapture. These verses state, “Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left. Two women shall be grinding at the mill; the one shall be taken and the other left.” Here both Gundry and Reese violate the rule that the context should determine the interpretation of a passage.8 They both concede that the context deals with judgment such as that which characterized the time of Noah. According to Matthew 24:39 those living at that time “knew not until the flood came, and took them all away, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” Those taken away were taken away in judgment. Gundry and Reese note that the words “shall be taken” in verses 40-41 are the translation of παραλαμβά́νω which is different from the word used in verse 39 . Reese, however, erroneously states, “It is a good word; a word used exclusively in the sense of ‘take away with’ or ‘receive’ or ‘take home.’“9 The truth is, however, that this is a very common word used in many different connotations, and it is not true, as Reese and Gundry state, that it is always used in a friendly sense. The same word is used in John 19:16 in reference to taking Christ to Calvary to crucify Him, an express instance where it is used to take one away to judgment. Accordingly, the use of this word is indecisive in itself, and the context becomes the important consideration. In claiming that those taken away in verses 40-41 are taken away in the rapture, Gundry in discussing the parallel passage in Luke 17:34-37 ignores verse 37 . In Luke 17, two are pictured in the same bed, with one taken and the other left. Two are grinding together, and one is taken and the other left. Two are in the field, one is taken and the other left. Then, in verse 37 , the question is asked, “Where, Lord?” The answer is very dramatic: “And He said unto them, Wherever the body is, there will the eagles be gathered together.” it should be very clear that the ones taken are put to death and their bodies are consumed by the “vultures” (NIV), If these are killed, then verses 40-41 of Matthew 24 speak of precisely the same kind of judgment that occurred in the Flood when the ones taken were taken in judgment. Matthew 24 is just the reverse of the rapture, not the rapture itself. The arguments of Gundry that one cannot harmonize this with the judgment of the nations are nonsensical. Obviously before the Gentiles could be gathered in judgment they would have to be taken away as individuals. What is seen in Matthew 24:41-42 has its consummation in Matthew 25:31-46. While their bodies are consumed by the vultures, their souls are cast into everlasting fire. The two passages are parts of the same divine judgment which separates the saved from the unsaved at the beginning of the millennial kingdom. While these issues may be debated, the most important point is the crucial fact that the translation of living saints, which is the main characteristic of the rapture, is not found anywhere in Matthew. Only by assuming what he is trying to prove can a posttribulationist put the rapture in these passages. It would be appropriate in a discussion of the doctrine of the rapture in the Gospels to consider the relationship of the sheep and the goats in Matthew 25:31-46. However, because this relates to end-time events which can better be considered later, discussion will be postponed. The Rapture in the Gospel of John While the synoptic Gospels frequently deal with the coming of Christ in relation to the Law of Moses and the future millennial kingdom, most expositors recognize that the Gospel of John has a special character. As it was probably the last of the four Gospels and written late in the first century, the Gospel of John presents from the sayings of Christ certain truths especially related to the church. Accordingly, the Upper Room Discourse, the fourth and final great discourse of Christ, deals almost entirely with truth which anticipates the present age. It would be natural to assume that here Christ would introduce the subject of the rapture. This is done in the familiar words of the opening verses of John 14 where Christ stated in verses 2-3 , “In my Father’s house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself, that where I am there you may be also.” While some expositors have viewed this as referring to the Christian’s death and entrance into heaven, many posttribulationists as well as pretribulationists recognize this as a reference to the rapture. J. Barton Payne is an exception to the normal conservative interpretation when he holds that John 14 refers to a believer’s death.10 Gundry, accordingly, is correct when he says, “Nothing is said concerning the death of believers generally.”11 Gundry’s exegesis of the passage, however, leaves much to be desired. The passage taken in its plain meaning says that Christ is going to leave the disciples and that they will not be able to follow Him. His purpose in leaving them is that He needs to prepare a place in the Father’s house, an obvious reference to heaven to which Christ is going to ascend. When He states that He is coming after them to receive them to Himself so that they can be where He is, the implication is rather clear that He is taking them to the place He has prepared for them. Gundry scoffs at the concept that the Church will go to heaven for approximately seven years and come back later with Christ to the millennial earth. Heaven is something more than a place. It is where Christ is. The church will be with Christ wherever He is, whether in heaven, the millenial earth, or the New Jerusalem. It is no more strange that the church will spend seven years in heaven in the Father’s house than it is that the church will spend a thousand years on the millenial earth, and then later spend eternity in the New Jerusalem. Gundry attempts to substitute for the concept of heaven the idea that the disciples are already in the Father’s house. He states: In order to console the disciples concerning His going away, Jesus tells them that His leaving will work to their advantage. He is going to prepare for them spiritual abodes within His own Person. Dwelling in these abiding places they will belong to God’s household. This He will accomplish by going to the cross and then ascending to the Father. But He will return to receive the disciples into His immediate presence forever. Thus, the rapture will not have the purpose of taking them to heaven. It rather follows that from their being in Christ, in whom each believer already has an abode.12 One is at a loss to know how to comnient on such fanciful exegesis. If the passage says anything, it says that Christ is going to leave them to go to heaven, not simply leave them by dying. The Father’s house is not on earth, and Christ is not going to remain in the earthly sphere in His bodily presence. The expression “I will come” must be spiritualized and deprived of its real meaning in order to allow the explanation which Gundry advances. To spiritualize the Father’s house and make it “spiritual abodes within His own person” is spiritualization to an extreme. Obviously the believer is in Christ, but this is not the same as being in the Father’s house, It is most significant that Gundry, who claims to be a literalist, when he deals with the first passage that clearly reveals the rapture, is forced to spiritualization in order to avoid the pretribulation rapture. This extreme form of exegesis to which Gundry is driven in this passage is to escape the implication that the rapture is different from the second coming of Christ to set up His kingdom. In contrast to the description of the second coming in Matthew 24 where important events, including the great tribulation, are seen to precede it, here Christ gives no preceding events, no signs, and the bare promise that they should be looking for His coming. This, of course, is in contrast to the posttribulational view of the rapture and explains the unusual exegesis of Gundry. Taking the testimony of the Gospels as a whole, it may be concluded that the rapture is not found at all in Matthew, Mark, or Luke, although the second coming of Christ is clearly spoken of and the events which precede it are described. In John 14 Christ introduces for the first time the subject of His coming for His own and His taking them to the Father’s house. The somewhat desperate attempt of posttribulationists to spiritualize this passage and eliminate it as referring to the rapture is in itself a confession that the rapture is presented in John 14 as an event distinctive from the second coming. That Christ did not expound the details of the rapture here is understandable, for the disciples had many other spiritual and theological problems at the time. The full explanation awaited the revelation which would be given through Paul and which formed a central theme of the epistles he wrote to the Thessalonians. Emerging in Gundry’s discussion of the rapture in the gospels are the same problems which surface in other posttributational approaches. Gundry does not apply the literal interpretation of prophecy in any consistent way, even though he claims to be a literalist, and it becomes very obvious that he is selecting only the facts that suit his argument, avoiding contradiction. This leads to an imperfect theological induction. When all the facts are taken into consideration, Gundry’s conclusions are shown to be questionable. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 The four schools of posttribulational interpretation are mentioned in the author’s first article in this current series, “Posttributationism Today; Part I: The Rise of Posttribulational Interpretation,” Bibliotheca Sacra 132 (January-March 1975): 21-24. 2 For a more complete statement on Matthew 13, see John F. Walvoord, Matthew: Thy Kingdom Come (Chicago: Moody Press, 1974), pp. 95-108. 3 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1973), pp. 142-45. 4 Ibid., pp. 143-44. 6 Walvoord, Matthew: Thy Kingdom Come, pp. 179-204. 7 Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation, p. 134. 8 Ibid., pp. 134-39; Alexander Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ (London: Morgan & Scott, 1937), pp. 214-15. 9 Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ), p. 215. 10 J. Barton Payne. The Imminent Appearing of Christ (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1962), p. 74. 11 Gundry, The Church in the Tribulation, p. 152, footnote. 12 Ibid., p. 154 (italics in original). Partner: walvoord 8. The Comforting Hope of 1 Thessalonians 4 [EDITOR’S NOTE: This series, begun in Bibliotheca Sacra with the January-March, 1975 issue, is now published in book form under the title The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976). This article is adapted from chapter 8 in the book. The series will continue through 1977.] Although the rapture of the church was introduced by Christ the night before His crucifixion, as recorded in John 14:1-3, the details of the rapture were not revealed in Scripture until 1 Thessalonians was written. It is not too much to say that 1 Thessalonians 4-5 is probably the most important passage dealing with the rapture in the New Testament. Additional passages are 1 Corinthians 15:51-58 and 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12; but more detail is given in 1 Thessalonians 4 than in any other passage. Probably more pretribulationists base their conclusion for a pretribulational rapture on 1 Thessalonians 4 than on any other single passage of Scripture. By contrast, evidence indicates that posttribulationists find little of a positive character to help them in the details of this revelation. It would seem natural, if the great tribulation actually intervened before the rapture could be fulfilled, that this would have been a good place to put the whole matter into proper perspective, as Christ did in Matthew 24 in His description of the events leading up to His second coming. The Problem Of Death In Relation To The Rapture It should be borne in mind as this central passage on the rapture is discussed that the Thessalonian Christians had had only a few weeks of doctrinal instruction before Paul, Silas, and Timothy left them. It is amazing that their instruction included such doctrines as election (1:4 ), the Holy Spirit (1:5-6 ; 4:8 ; 5:19 ), conversion (1:9 ), assurance of salvation (1:5 ), sanctification (4:3 ; 5:23 ), and teachings on the Christian life. Obviously there were great gaps in their understanding of theology in general, and more particularly of the prophetic future events. It is most significant that in every chapter in 1 Thessalonians some mention is made of the future coming of Christ. The Thessalonians are described as those who are “to wait for His Son from heaven” (1:10 ). They will be trophies of Paul’s gospel ministry at the coming of the Lord (2:19 ), and their ultimate sanctification is promised when Christ comes (3:13 ). Although 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 is addressed to correct their ignorance about the rapture, it is quite clear that Paul is not introducing a new subject, but clarifying an old one. He had faithfully told them of the possibility of Christ’s coming, and it was with this eager expectation that they were exhorted to wait for the rapture. It is implied that the thought had not occurred to them that some of them would die before the rapture. Accordingly, when some of their number, after such a brief time, had passed into the presence of the Lord through death, they were unprepared for it. As many commentators have pointed out, it is possible that the hopelessness of the pagan world may have affected their hope in resurrection. Yet the certainty of resurrection to which Paul refers in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 is so inseparable from the gospel itself that it seems highly questionable that they had any real doubt whether their loved ones in Christ would be resurrected. Rather, their problem was how the future resurrection related to Christ’s coming for the living saints. This was the problem Paul attacked and concerning which they needed further revelation. As 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 clearly shows, their fears were groundless. Their loved ones who had died would be resurrected, for all practical purposes, at the same time that the living would be raptured. They would, therefore, not have an inferior experience, and those living who were raptured would not have to wait for a period of time until their loved ones were resurrected. Posttribulational Interpretation Of 1 Thessalonians 4 Posttribulationists usually do not treat 1 Thessalonians 4-5 extensively. Gundry is an exception and devotes a whole chapter to it.1 Ladd discusses it for only a few pages, with references scattered throughout his discussion, at the same time devoting a third of his book to the historical argument for posttribulationism.2 In 1 Thessalonians 4, posttribulationists face a major difficulty. As presented here, the hope of the rapture is an imminent hope with no events such as the great tribulation regarded as intervening. Posttribulationists must find some explanation for this silence and for the major problem that the hope of the Lord’s return is presented as a comfort to the Thessalonians sorrowing for their loved ones who have died. The hope of a rapture occurring after a literal great tribulation would be small comfort to those in this situation. Thus posttribulationists have marshalled a number of arguments in an attempt to answer both problems and others that face them in this passage. Generally posttribulationists encounter the following problems in 1 Thessalonians 4: (1) the nature of this supposed delay of the resurrection of the dead in Christ; (2) the nature of the revelation claimed to have been received “by the word of the Lord”; (3) the meaning of the revelation that saints will meet the Lord in the air; (4) the problem of emphasis on translation as opposed to resurrection; (5) the problem of silence concerning any warning of the coming great tribulation; (6) the problem of the exhortation to comfort in view of the rapture of the church. The Nature Of The Supposed Delay The first problem faced by all expositors is discerning the reasons for the unusual sorrow of the Thessalonians over the death of their fellow believers. Various explanations have been given as to why they feared a delay in the resurrection of the dead in Christ that would place it after the rapture of the church. Pretribulationists have a convenient and plausible explanation in the possibility that the resurrection of the dead in Christ occurs at the end of the great tribulation when the tribulation martyrs will be raised (Rev 20:4). Even Gundry mentions this: “We might think that the sorrow of the Thessalonians derived from the mistaken belief in a remaining behind of deceased believers at a pretribulational rapture with a consequent later date of resurrection, perhaps after the tribulation.”3 This would make sense if the Thessalonians had been taught pretributationism. In rejecting the pretribulational explanation of the possibility of delay in the resurrection of the dead in Christ, Gundry offers instead another interpretation, He writes, “The Thessalonians further thought that departed brethren, along with the wicked dead, will not rise until after the Messianic kingdom, and thus will miss the blessedness of Christ’s earthly reign. This view gives a more substantial basis for the Thessalonians’ sorrow than the notion that the dead in Christ will be left out of the pretribulational rapture.”4 It is curious that Gundry discards the pretribulational argument because it is based on an assumption, but considers as cogent and plausible the posttributational argument also built on an assumption. There are some real problems with Gundry’s explanation. First, it is a new interpretation never before adopted by any other writer, whether pretribulational or posttribulational. Second, Gundry offers no factual support for his view. Third, pretribulationists can point to the fact that the Thessalonians had had some instruction on tribulation in general (cf. 1 Thess 3:4), as well as the coming great tribulation specifically (2 Thess 2:5-6). In other words, they had in mind the idea of a coming great tribulation which would be a time barrier between the rapture, if viewed as imminent, and the resurrection of the dead in Christ, which might occur after the great tribulation. Fourth, there is no indication anywhere in the Thessalonian epistles that their instruction included details of the millennium. Gundry is grasping at a straw in injecting an explanation of the problem that has no support in the Scriptures. He undoubtedly does this only because he has no more plausible view to offer. While the Thessalonians might conceivably have had some grounds for confusion concerning the time of resurrection if they were pretribulational in outlook, why would they consider a delay necessary until after the millennium which is really not their immediate concern? While both pretributationists and posttribulationists can only speculate concerning the reason for the Thessalonians’ concern, it seems the pretribulationists at least have some scriptural support for their view, whereas Gundry has none. for His own and take them to the Father’s house, which is considered equivalent to heaven. Gundry’s spiritualization of the term “the Father’s house” to get away from the idea that the saints go to heaven has been discussed and refuted in the preceding article in this series. Pretribulationists therefore view Christ’s coming to the air above the earth as fulfillment of His purpose to receive His bride and take her back to heaven to the Father’s house. Posttribulationists have a twofold problem: (1) to explain why the church leaves the earth to meet the Lord in the air, and (2) to prove that the saints, having met the Lord in the air, change direction and proceed to the earth. Gundry debates this as follows: Other things being equal, the word “descend” (katabaino) indicates a complete, uninterrupted descent, like that of the Spirit at Christ’s baptism (Matt 3:16; Mark 1:10; Luke 3:22; John 1:32, 33) and that of Christ in His first advent (John 3:13; 6:33, 38, 41, 42, 50, 51, 58 ). Where a reversal from downward to upward motion comes into view, a specific statement to that effect appears, as in Acts 10:11, 16 (“a certain object coming down, …and immediately the object was taken up into the sky”). In the absence of a statement indicating a halt or sudden reversal of direction, we naturally infer a complete descent to the earth, such as will take place only at the posttriblilational advent.6 It should be noted that Gundry is attempting to solve this problem by definition of a word, a definition quite arbitrary and slanted in the direction of his conclusion. The text does declare that the church will meet the Lord in the air, which at least implies a halt for the meeting, even if it does not specify a change in direction. Gundry here again appeals to the argument from silence, which so often he disavows for the pretribulational view. He says, “But surely it is strange that in this, the fullest description of the rapture, there should be no mention of a change in direction from earthward to heaven, or of a halt. The absence of a specific phrase such as ‘to the earth’ cannot be very significant, for there is not one NT account of the second coming which contains such a phrase.”7 Here, on the one hand, Gundry argues from silence that there should be mention of a change in direction if such took place, but he discounts the silence of the passage on any indication of its continued direction to the earth. as a whole is concerned, the doctrine of resurrection is a familiar truth found in both the Old and New Testaments, whereas the idea of a translation of living saints is a new revelation. Thus the main point for Christians today is that 1 Thessalonians 4 presents in clear detail the fact that Christians living in the last generation will not die, but will meet the Lord and enter into their eternal relationship to Him without experiencing death. In these facts, posttribulationism has a specific problem. Passages relating to the second coming of Christ to the earth, such as Revelation 20:4, speak of resurrection after the arrival on earth at the time Christ enters His kingdom, not during His descent from heaven. The resurrection, however, is specified as relating to the martyred dead of those in the immediately preceding generation who had refused to worship the world ruler and consequently died for their faith. There is no indication in this text that the resurrection extends to any other class of people, such as the church as a whole. In a similar way, Daniel 12:2 refers to a resurrection occurring after the tribulation mentioned in Daniel 12:1. This seems to refer to Old Testament saints, or at least to include them. In none of the passages in the Old or New Testaments where a resurrection is tied to the second coming of Christ to the earth is there any clear identification that the church is included. From the standpoint of pretribulational interpretation, this is no accident, but a clear revelation that all people are not raised at the same time. Revelation 20, of course, also distinguishes the resurrection mentioned in verse 4 from the resurrection of the wicked which occurs after the millennium (v. 12 ), as is usually understood by premillenarians. Posttribulationists usually argue that the resurrection of Revelation 20:4-6 is declared to be “the first resurrection.” On the basis that it is called “the first resurrection,” they argue that no resurrection can precede it, such as a rapture at the beginning of the tribulation. Ladd argues along this line and asks the question, “Does the Word similarly teach that the first resurrection will consist of two stages, the first of which will occur at the beginning of the Tribulation? No such teaching appears in Scripture.”9 The problem here is the common misunderstanding of what the word first means. First does not mean the number one resurrection, but rather that the resurrection here revealed occurs before the final resurrection in the millennium, mentioned in Revelation 20:12-14. It merely means that the resurrection occurs first or before the later resurrection. Indeed, everyone has to agree that the resurrection of Jesus Christ Himself is the first resurrection. Any subsequent resurrection could not be resurrection number one. Also, in Matthew 27:52-53 a token resurrection of some saints occurred in Jerusalem at the time of Christ’s resurrection. The resurrection of Christ and these saints is the token of the resurrections to come. Accordingly, if there can be two separate resurrections which are already history, why should it be thought incredible that there should be more than one resurrection of the righteous still to be fulfilled, namely, the resurrection of the church or the saints of the present age before the tribulation, and the resurrection of the Old Testament saints and the tribulation saints who die just before the time of Clirist’s coming to set up His kingdom? Logically, no argument can be built for posttribulationism on the word first because all these resurrections are “first,” or before the final resurrection of the wicked at the end of the millennium. The real embarrassment of the posttribulationists, however, is that not a single passage related to the resurrection at the time of Christ’s second coming to the earth has anything at all to say about a translation of any saints, much less a specific translation for the church living on the earth. Most pretribulationists insist that there is no translation at all at the end of the tribulation; instead, the saints then living on earth enter the millennial kingdom in their natural bodies, not translated bodies. In view of the many passages that deal with both the subject of resurrection and the second coming of Christ to the earth, it is certainly a strange silence that there should be no clear passage indicating that any of the saints living on earth at that time should be translated. The alleged translation of the saints in Matthew 24:40-41 has already been demonstrated to be no rapture at all, but a taking away in judgment. Therefore, the emphasis on translation in 1 Thessalonians 4 and in other passages such as 1 Corinthians 15:51-52, which have no clear contextual relationship to a second coming to the earth, leaves the posttribulationists groping for any proof that the rapture occurs at the end of the tribulation. Their frequently asserted accusation against the pretribulationists—that pretribulationism is based on inference—is a hollow charge when it must follow that posttribulationism is also built on an inference. The fact that a translation is necessary to the resurrection of 1 Thessalonians 4 sets this apart as different from any other resurrection mentioned in the Bible, which includes no translation of living saints. BSac 133:532 (Oct 76) p. 308 Lack Of Warning Of Great Tribulation The rapture passages are distinguished by there being no warning of an impending great tribulation. In every instance where the rapture is clearly intended as the meaning, there is an absence of impending events, in contrast to revelations concerning the second coming of Christ, such as Matthew 24 or Revelation 4-18 . If they are at all comprehensive, they uniformly mention events that precede and serve as signs of the approaching second coming. By contrast, these signs are lacking in all the major rapture passages. This is especially pointed out in 1 Thessalonians 4, where the truth of the rapture is presented in considerable detail. No word of caution is given contextually that they should not look for this event until other events occur first—quite in contrast to the revelation concerning the second coming to the earth. Posttribulationists have no real answer to this problem, and they tend to ignore it. The Exhortation To Comfort Undoubtedly the greatest problem posttribulationists face in 1 Thessalonians 4 is that the doctrine of the rapture is offered as a comfort to those who have lost loved ones in Christ through death. It is certainly a hollow argument to say that the truth presented is that of their resurrection. There seems to be no serious question that the Thessalonians believed in the doctrine of resurrection. They did have questions as to where this occurred in the prophetic scheme. This was primarily because the hope of the Lord’s return for living Christians had been taught to them as an imminent hope, and they were actually waiting momentarily for His return. If, as Gundry and Ladd agree, the great tribulation will be a time of great suffering and trial with many martyrs, and a Christian who enters this period must somehow survive the edict that all nonworshipers of the beast be put to death before he can hope to be raptured as a living saint, then the expectation of survival through such an awful period of suffering is small comfort. It would mean first that they could not possibly see their loved ones for years to come. It would mean that in the path ahead lay extreme suffering and privation and probable martyrdom. How, under these circumstances, could they derive any comfort from such a sequence of events? It would be far better from their point of view if the tribuiation were to be indefinitely postponed and they were to live out normal lives and die and await resurrection at the rapture. That prospect would certainly be preferable to the possibility of survival through the great tribulation. Though not totally ignoring this point, posttribulationists have still to explain how the Thessalonians could derive any comfort whatever out of a posttribulational rapture, and how this would add at all to their faith and expectation at the time that they had lost loved ones through death. Those who, like J. Barton Payne, deny a literal, seven-year tribulation and therefore have a concept of genuine imminency of the Lord’s return can with some justification offer comfort to Christians whose loved ones have died. But others, like Ladd and Gundry, who agree to a literal seven-year tribulation offer a most unconvincing solution by simply saying that the ultimate hope of resurrection is all that is in view. If the only way a Christian can experience the rapture is to survive the tribulation, it is no longer either a comforting hope or a blessed hope. Instead there should be grim preparation for what is probable martyrdom in the most awful time of human suffering and persecution of which Scripture speaks. Gundry posits several arguments to solve this difficulty in posttribulationism. In general, he first tries to soften the rigors of the tribulation by making it a time of satanic wrath instead of divine wrath. This has been previously discussed.10 Actually, if his view of the tribulation is right, it works against what he is trying to prove, because Satan’s wrath is specifically against Christian believers and Israel. If Gundry is right, it emphasizes the rigors of the tribulation, instead of softening them. Any reasonably literal interpretation of the Book of Revelation, such as Ladd and Gundry attempt, should make clear that probably the majority of believers who are in the great tribulation will perish. The percentage of Jews who perish in the land is said to be two-thirds (Zech 13:8). The world’s population as a whole will probably be reduced to less than half (Rev 6:8; 9:15 ). Such a prospect is hardly harmonious with a message of comfort. Only an imminent translation could provide real comfort. Even posttribulationists like Ladd recognize that the translation of the living saints is the most important truth. Ladd writes, God had never before revealed to men what would be the particular lot of the living saints at the end of the age. The doctrine of the resurrection had long been taught (cf. Dn. 12:2), but the fact that the living are to put on the resurrection bodies at the moment of the Lord’s return without passing through death and join the resurrected dead in the presence of Christ is revealed for the first time through the Apostle Paul.11 Generally, posttribulationists tend to ignore the problem of how a posttribulational rapture could be a comfort. They dogmatically deny that comfort is affected by the prospect of the great tribulation. Gundry, for instance, attempts to dispose of the problem in two paragraphs.12 Such a feeble attempt to erase the problem is an obvious confession that he has no realistic solution to offer. The prospect of the rapture after the tribulation is small comfort to those facing martyrdom. It is not too much to say that this is a most difficult problem to posttribulationists; as a group they tend to evade it rather than face up to it. If a delay in the resurrection of the dead in Christ were a concern to the Thessalonian believers, how much more would have been their concern if they faced the prospect of dying as martyrs and joining these dead in Christ? Further, if martyrdom were a probability, they should have rejoiced that the dead in Christ had escaped the rigors of the tribulation. According to Revelation 14:3, the voice from heaven declares those who die as “blessed” because they will escape the persecution of believers in the great tribulation. As Hiebert expresses it, “But if they had been taught that the church must go through the great tribulation the logical reaction for them would have been to rejoice that these loved ones had escaped that great period of suffering which they felt was about to occur.”13 Posttribulationists by and large do not solve their problems in 1 Thessalonians 4. The expectation of the Lord’s return is uniformly pictured as an imminent event. Their prospect for imminent rapture was such that they feared a delay in resurrection for the dead in Christ. Posttribulationists have no adequate explanation for Paul’s omission of any warning that the great tribulation was ahead and necessarily preceded the rapture; under the circumstances, such an omission would have been most misleading and contrasts sharply with the clear presentation of events leading up to the, second coming of Christ recorded in Matthew 24. Summary Of Posttribulational Interpretation Of 1 Thessalonians 4 As a whole, the posttributationists’ interpretation of 1 Thessalonians 4 does little to advance their argument. They have no reasonable explanation how a posttribulational rapture offers comfort to sorrowing Thessalonians. They have no satisfactory answer why Paul is silent on the impending great tribulation. There is no good explanation why the rapture is portrayed as an impending event. There is no reasonable connection between this passage and the Olivet Discourse. The rapture of living saints is a new revelation not connected with tile second coming of Christ in previous revelations, as ever) posttributatioiiists like Ladd concede. Obviously posttribulationism is at its weakest point in 1 Thessalonians 4, where the doctrine of the rapture has its most detailed revelation. As the discourse relative to the future continues in 1 Thessalonians 5, however, posttribulationists have posed some problems for pretribulationists that warrant careful attention. These problems will be considered in the next article in this series. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1973), pp. 100-111. 2 George E. Ladd, The Blessed Hope (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956), pp. 77-80. 10 See John F. Walvoord, “Posttribulationism Today; Part VI: Posttribulational Denial of Imminency and Wrath,” Bibliotheca Sacra 133 (April-June 1970): 108-18; or John F. Walvoord, The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing 14ouse, 1976), chapter 6. 11 Ladd, The Blessed Hope, p. 80. 12 Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation, pp. 101-2. 13 D. Edmond Hiebert, The Thessalonian Epistles (Chicago: Moody Press, 1971), p. 205. Partner: walvoord 9. The Rapture and the Day of the Lord in 1 Thessalonians 5 [EDITOR’S NOTE: This series, begun in Bibliotheca Sacra with the January-March, 1975 issue, is now published in book form under the title The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976). This article is adapted from chapter 9 in the book. The series will continue through the January-March 1978 issue.] The relationship of 1 Thessalonians 5 to the rapture has been debated by both pretribulationists and posttribulationists with an amazing variety of opinions. The problem centers in the definition of “the day of the Lord” and its relationship to the rapture. Because there are differences of interpretation among both pretribulationists and posttribulationists, generalizations are inadvisable. The center of the problem is, first of all, the question of what “the day of the Lord” means. A second question is why the day of the Lord is introduced immediately after discussion of the rapture. A third question is the meaning of specific statements relating to the time of the rapture. The Meaning Of The Day Of The Lord References to the day of the Lord abound in the Old Testament and occur occasionally in the New. Virtually everyone agrees that the judgments related to the second coming are in some sense a part of the day of the Lord. Definitions of the word day vary from a specific event, such as a twenty-four-hour day, to an extended period of time stretching all the way from the rapture to the end of the thousand-year reign of Christ. Generally speaking, pretribulationists have identified the day of the Lord as the millennial kingdom, including the judgments that introduce the kingdom. This view was popularized by the 1917 edition of the Scofield Reference Bible.1 In this interpretation, for all practical purposes, the day of the Lord begins at the end of or after the great tribulation. Pretribulationists who see the day of the Lord beginning at the end of the tribulation have difficulty harmonizing this with the pretribulational rapture. Posttribulationists point out that 1 Thessalonians 5, referring to the day of the Lord, immediately follows chapter 4 , which reveals the rapture. As chapter 5 is dealing with the beginning of the day of the Lord, the implication is that the rapture and the beginning of the day of the Lord occur at the same time, Capitalizing on the confusion among pretribulationists in defining the day of the Lord, Alexander Reese spends a chapter of his classic work on posttribulationism, making the most of this argument.2 Reese holds that the use of the expression “the day” indicates that endtime events all occur in rapid succession, including the translation of the church and the various judgments of the saints and the wicked. He identifies the day of the Lord in 1 Thessalonians 5 with other references to “the day” as found in 1 Corinthians 3:13 and Romans 13:11-12. He likewise so identifies the expressions “in that day” (2 Thess 1:10; 2 Tim 1:18; 4:8 ); “the day of Christ” (Phil 1:6, 10; 2:16 ); “the day of the Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Cor 1:7-8; 2 Cor 1:14); and “the day of the Lord” (1 Cor 5:4-5; 2 Thess 2:1-3). According to Reese, all refer to the same time and the same event. Reese and other posttribulationists, as their argument unfolds, lump together all references to “the day,” ignoring the context, arguing in a circle, assuming that posttribulationism is true. As is frequently the case with difficult points of exegesis, it is of utmost importance that the context of each passage be considered before terms can be equated with similar wording elsewhere. Reese pays little attention to the variety of contextual backgrounds. The central problem, however, is that this kind of explanation assumes that “the day” is a simple and uncomplicated reference to a point in time, whereas in fact the total view of Scripture indicates something quite different. and the Persians, again gives graphic detail to the characteristics of the day of the Lord. It is described as “a destruction from the Almighty” (13:6 ). According to verse 9 , “the day of the Lord cometh, cruel both with wrath and fierce anger, to lay the land desolate: and he shall destroy the sinners thereof out of it.” Next Isaiah describes the stars and sun as being darkened, a prophecy that will be literally fulfilled in the great tribulation. In Isaiah 13:11, he states, “And I will punish the world for their evil, and the wicked for their iniquity; and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the terrible.” Beginning with verse 17 , Isaiah describes the Medes as destroying Babylon. In one sense this has already been fulfilled. In another sense this will not have a complete fulfillment until the time of the great tribulation. It is this mingled picture of judgment, regardless of when it occurs, that characterizes the day of the Lord. Any period of extensive divine judgment in the Old Testament is therefore “a day of the Lord.” All of them will be eclipsed, however, with the final judgment that culminates in the great tribulation and the battle of the great day of God Almighty at the second coming of Christ. The other references cited contain similar material. Isaiah 34:1-8 seems to indicate that judgments will fall on the world in the events leading up to the second coming, Probably the most graphic picture is found in the Book of Joel, most of which is dedicated to describing the day of the Lord. Included is the famous prophecy of the outpouring of the Spirit, quoted in Acts 2:17-21, which occurred on the day of Pentecost but will have its complete fulfillment in the days prior to the second coming of Christ. The judgments of God poured out on the earth, as well as disturbances in heaven, are graphically described by Joel. There will be great signs in the heavens (Joel 2:30-31), described in more detail in the Book of Revelation: “And I will shew wonders in the heavens and in the earth, blood, and fire, and pillars of smoke. The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the LORD come.” What is meant here is not that the day of the Lord will begin after these wonders in heaven, but that it will come to its climax when the judgment is actually executed. The Book of Zephaniah adds another aspect to the day of the Lord. After revealing in some detail the judgments to occur at that time, the prophet describes the blessings that will follow (1:7-18 ). In Zephaniah 3:14-17 the prophet writes, “Sing, O daughter of Zion; shout, O Israel; be glad and rejoice with all the heart, O daughter of Jerusalem. The LORD hath taken away thy judgments, he bath cast out thine enemy: the king of Israel, even the LORD, is in the midst of thee: thou shalt not see evil any more. In that day it shall be said to Jerusalem, Fear thou not: and to Zion, Let not thine hands be slack. The LORD thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; he will save, he will rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with singing.” The significant truth revealed here is that the day of the Lord which first inflicts terrible judgments ends with an extended period of blessing on Israel, which will be fulfilled in the millennial kingdom. Based on the Old Testament revelation, the day of the Lord is a time of judgment, culminating in the second coming of Christ, and followed by a time of special divine blessing to be fulfilled in the millennial kingdom. Posttribulational Interpretation Of The Day Of The Lord Generally posttribulationists like Reese and Gundry begin the day of the Lord at the end of the great tribulation. Gundry, who devotes a whole chapter to this, defines the day of the Lord in these words: The “day of the Lord,” with its corollary the “day of Christ,” figures prominently in discussion of the rapture. In these phrases the term “day” does not refer to twenty-four hours, but to a longer period of time, a period which includes the millennium and the final judgment. With reference to the time of the rapture, the crux of the argument lies in the terminus a quo, the beginning point, of the day of the Lord, not in its millennial extensions.3 In his discussion he attempts to refute the idea that the day of the Lord begins earlier than the end of the tribulation. His discussion is somewhat difficult to follow, but in general he tries to refute all the contentions that the day of the Lord begins before the end of the great tribulation. All agree that the climax of the day of the Lord, as far as judgment on the nations is concerned, comes at Armageddon and is furthered by the destruction of the armies at the second coming in Revelation 19. Many believe it is brought to its climax in the judgment of the nations after the second coming, as recorded in Matthew 25:31-46. The question remains whether this is all that is involved in the judgments. already told the Thessalonians, and that specifically these events relate to the day of the Lord as a time period with special characteristics. In verse 2 he declares, “For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.” Much has been said about this figure of speech, and Paul expresses that they already knew what he meant by it. Obviously he is saying that they knew that the day of the Lord was certainly coming but, like a thief in the night, there was no way to date it. In Paul’s discussion that follows, a sharp contrast is drawn between the day of the Lord as it relates to the unsaved and as it relates to Christians. This is brought out in the use of the first and second persons—”we,” “us,” and “you” (vv. 1-2, 4-6, 8-11 )—and the third person “they” and “others” (vv. 3, 6-7 ). In verse 3 the day of the Lord is pictured as coming on the unbelievers like travail on a woman with child, so that they cannot escape, just as a woman cannot escape birth pangs. Paul further states that their destruction will come at a time when they are saying “peace and safety.” Gundry does not explain why they will be saying “peace and safety” toward the end of the great tribulation, as it does not fit into his view. Payne has no problem with this and regards it as a sense of false security that exists today in spite of atomic bombs and the danger of a holocausts.5 The idea that the expression “saying peace and safety” refers to the longing for peace and safety on the part of those who are in the great tribulation is not an acceptable explanation and is rejected by both posttribulationists and pretribulationists. The fact is that Gundry is faced with a real problem of trying to fit this into his scheme with the day of the Lord beginning toward the end of the great tribulation. First Thessalonians 5 states that people will be saying “peace and safety” before the great tribulation begins. This is in harmony with pretribulationism, but quite out of harmony with posttribulationism. Paul states that the day of the Lord will not overtake the Thessalonians as a thief. Why does an event coming as a thief come unexpectedly on the world, but with proper expectation for believers? Paul explains this in verses 4 and 5 : “But you, brothers, are not in darkness so that this day should surprise you like a thief. You are all sons of the light and sons of the day. We do not belong to the night or to the darkness” (NIV). Here is a crucial point in Paul’s explanation: the thief is going to come in the night, but the believers are declared not to belong to the night or the darkness. The implication is quite clear that believers are in a different time reference, namely, that they belong to the day that precedes the darkness. On this basis Paul gives an exhortation. If the Thessalonians are of the day, they are not to be asleep or drugged; rather they are to be sober or self-controlled, “putting on faith and love as a breastplate, and the hope of salvation as a helmet” (v. 8 , NIV). Paul concludes in verse 9 , “For God did not appoint us to suffer wrath, but to receive salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ” (NIV). In the exegesis of this verse , pretribulationists and posttribulationists part company. Posttribulationists insist that the church is not appointed to wrath, and with this all pretribulationists agree. What the passage is talking about, however, is not wrath in the abstract, but a time of wrath. The judgments poured out in the tribulation do not single out unsaved people only, for war, pestilence, famine, earthquakes, and stars failing from heaven afflict the entire population except for the 144,000 of Revelation 7 singled out by God for special protection. Here, however, the believer in Christ is assured that his appointment is not to this time of wrath. In attempting to explain this, the pretributationist has the obvious advantage: if the church is raptured before this time of trouble, then all that is said in this passage becomes very clear; that is, the period of wrath will not overtake the church as a thief, because the church will not be there. If Gundry’s use of the argument from silence is valid, it would seem here that Paul’s silence on the matter of whether the church must endure this period is again another indication that the church will not even enter the period. When we take the total picture of this passage into consideration, the reason for Paut’s introducing it becomes clearer. Although the events of the day of the Lord do not begin immediately after the rapture, the time period as such—following the symbolism of a day beginning at midnight—could easily be understood to begin with the rapture itself. The opening hours of the day of the Lord do not contain great events. Gradually the major events of the day of the Lord unfold, climaxing in the terrible judgments with which the great tribulation is brought to conclusion. Taken as a whole, the pretribulational point of view gives sense and meaning to 1 Thessalonians 5 and explains why this is introduced after the rapture. In effect, Paul is saying that the time of the rapture cannot be determined any more than the time of the beginning of the day of the Lord, but this is of no concern to believers because our appointment is not the wrath of the day of the Lord, but rather the salvation which is ours in Christ. Confirmation is given to this approach to 1 Thessalonians 5 in a study of 2 Thessalonians 2, where the day of the Lord is again introduced, this time in a context in which the Thessalonians misunderstood and needed correction. A further word needs to be said concerning the relationship of the day of the Lord to “the day of Christ.” Gundry argues at length that the various forms of the six occurrences of this phrase (1 Cor 1:8; 5:5 ; 2 Cor 1:14; Phil 1:6, 10; 2:16 ) do not justify any distinction from the basic term “the day of the Lord.” This is an exegetical problem that does not really affect the question of pretribulationism and posttribulationism. The contexts of these passages are taken by many to refer to the rapture as a specific event in contrast to the day of the Lord as an extended period of time. If the context of each passage, along with all the references to “the day,” is taken into consideration, there is really no problem. Even if Gundry is right in holding that these passages refer to the day of the Lord, they can be understood to refer to the beginning of the extended period of time which follows. It is again begging the question to assume this teaches posttribulationism, as Gundry does. Gundry summarizes his viewpoint in a way that misrepresents the pretribulational position. He states: In the NT sixteen expressions appear in which the term “day” is used eschatologically. Twenty times “day” appears without a qualifying phrase. In view of the wide variety of expressions and the numerous instances where “day” occurs without special qualification, it seems a very dubious procedure to select five out of the sixteen expressions, lump together four of the five as equivalent to one another, and distinguish the four from the one remaining. There is no solid basis, then, for distinguishing between the day of Christ and the day of the Lord.6 The reference in 1 Corinthians 5:5 has a textual problem, and some texts read “the day of the Lord.” Pretribulationists are justified in distinguishing the remaining five texts from the day of the Lord because the expression “the day of the Lord” is not expressly used. Pretribulationists do not claim that this proves the pretribulation rapture; what they point to is that if the pretribulational rapture is established on other grounds, these references seem to refer specifically to the rapture rather than to the time of judgment on the world. This is based on what each passage states. It is therefore manifestly unfair to accuse pretribulationists of arbitrarily lumping things together that have no distinguishing characteristics. On the contrary, the posttribulationist is lumping together a number of different phrases that are not quite the same without any regard for the context or their precise wording. Alexander Reese proceeds much on the same basis as Gundry when he declares that all references to “the day” refer to the day of the Lord.7 He does this without any supporting evidence. Yet the word day occurs more than two hundred times in the New Testament alone and only becomes an eschatological term when the context so indicates. The only way all these eschatological terms can be made to refer specifically to the day of the Lord is to assume that posttribulationism is true and argue from this premise. Pretribulationists rightfully object to this illogical procedure. Taken as a whole, 1 Thessalonians 5—while not in itself a conclusive argument for pretribulationism—is more easily harmonized with the pretribulational interpretation than the posttribulational interpretation. The passage is quite strange as an explanation of the time of the rapture if, in fact, the Thessalonians were taught posttribulationism and already knew that they would have to go through the day of the Lord. The beginning of the day of the Lord under those circumstances would have no relationship to the rapture and would be no comfort to them in their sorrow. On the other hand, if the rapture occurs before the endtime tribulation and the day of the Lord begins at the time of the pretribulation rapture, then the discussion is cogent because the indeterminant character of the beginning of the day of the Lord is the same as the indeterminant time of the rapture itself. Nowhere in 1 Thessalonians 4 or 5 is the rapture specifically placed after the great tribulation and as occurring at the time of the climax of the judgments which are brought on the world at the time of the day of the Lord. On the contrary, the Thessalonians are assured that their appointment is not a day of wrath, but a day of salvation, a concept easily harmonized with the pretribulational interpretation. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 Scofield Reference Bible, p. 1272, footnote. 2 Alexander Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ (London: Marshall, Morgan & Scott, 1937), pp, 17-83. Cf. discussion by John F. Walvoord, The Rapture Question (Findlay, OH: Dunham Publishing Co., 1957), pp. 161-72. 3 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids; Zondervan Publishing House, 1973), p. 89. 5 J. Barton Payne, The Imminent Appearing of Christ (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1962), p. 108. 7 Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ, pp. 167-83. Partner: walvoord 10. Is The Tribulation Before the Rapture in 2 Thessalonians? [EDITOR’S NOTE: This series, begun in Bibliotheca Sacra with the January-March, 1975 issue, is now published in book form under the title The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976). This article is adapted from chapter 10 in the book. The series will continue through the January March 1978 issue.] Posttribulationists often cite two passages in 2 Thessalonians in support of their viewpoint. The first concerns the comfort extended to the Thessalonians in their persecution in 1:5-10 ; the second is the word of correction concerning Paul’s teaching which had reached the Thessalonians, as stated in 2:1-12 . A third reference—2 Thessalonians 3:5, where the believers are exhorted to “patient waiting for Christ”—is indecisive, for it is similar to many other references to their hope of the Lord’s return. Posttribulationism and 2 Thessalonians 1:5-10 It is apparent from both Thessalonian epistles that the Christians in that city had undergone much persecution. This arose from the same causes that had forced Paul, Silas, and Timothy to flee Thessalonica for their lives. This suffering is mentioned in 1 Thessalonians 2:14; 3:3-5 ; and 2 Thessalonians 1:4-5. Paul exhorted the Christians to bear in mind that in due time God would punish their persecutors. He wrote: All this is evidence that God’s judgment is right, and as a result you will be counted worthy of the kingdom of God, for which you are suffering. God is just: He will pay back trouble to those who trouble you and give relief to you who are troubled, and to us as well. This will happen when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven in blazing fire with his powerful angels. He will Paul asserts here that the Thessalonians were wrong in thinking that they were already in the day of the Lord, because there was a total lack of evidence for it. Two main evidences are mentioned: first, what the King James calls “a falling away” (“the rebellion” in NIV); second, that the man of lawlessness (NIV) or the man of sin (KJV) has not been revealed. Both of these would be necessary before the day of the Lord could really “come.” The word translated “the falling away” or “the rebellion” is from the Greek ἀποστασία from which the English word apostasy is derived. Some debate has arisen as to the exact meaning of this word, which could also be rendered “the departure.” E. Schuyler English and others have suggested that the word means literally “departure” and refers to the rapture itself.4 Gundry argues at length against this interpretation, which would explicitly place the rapture before the day of the Lord, and his evidence is quite convincing. English is joined by the Greek scholar Kenneth S. Wuest, but their view has not met with general acceptance by either pretribulationists or posttribulationists.5 A number of pretribulationists have interpreted the apostasy in this way as the departure of the church, but the evidence against this translation is impressive. In that case Gundry, seconded by Ladd, is probably right: the word refers to doctrinal defection of the special character that will be revealed in the day of the Lord. In this instance pretribulationists can agree with posttribulationists without agreeing with their conclusions on the passage as a whole. The error into which the Thessalonians had fallen; according to Gundry, was one of two possibilities: First, the Thessalonians, unaware of a pretribulational rapture, were led to believe that they had entered the tribulation, which they thought was part of the day of the Lord…. Second, the Thessalonians thought that a pretribulation rapture had already occurred and that they had been left behind in the tribulation, which (as in the preceding view) they believed to be a part of the day of the Lord.6 Gundry’s second hypothesis—that the Thessalonians feared they had been left behind in the tribulation—makes sense only if the Thessalonians had been taught pretribulationism. If they were posttribulationists, there was no reason for concern; thus Gundry rejects that second hypothesis and its pretribulationist implications. As a posttribulationist, Gundry holds that the pretribulational rapture view here is impossible because under the circumstances Paul, in correcting an error, would have made “a categorical statement to the effect that the rapture will take place before the tribulation. Such a statement nowhere appears.”7 Here, once again, Gundry argues from the silence of the passage. The fact is that as the passage continues, Paul is not silent about the rapture intervening, if the passage is rightly interpreted. Nevertheless, Gundry goes on speculating for several more pages about the nature of the error of the Thessalonians. The crux of the matter, however, is found in Paul’s discussion immediately following. Beginning with verse 6 , the apostle reminded them of what he had previously taught them: an event had to occur first before the man of sin could be revealed. Pretribulationists find in this a direct reference to the rapture as proof that the Thessalonians had the wrong point of view. Paul wrote: And now you know what is holding him back, so that he may be revealed at the proper time. For the secret power of lawlessness is already at work; but the one who now holds it back will continue to do so till he is taken out of the way. And then the lawless one will be revealed, whom the Lord Jesus will overthrow with the breath of his mouth and destroy by the splendor of his coming (2 Thess 2:6-8, NIV). Paul then describes further what will happen in connection with the coming of the lawless one. Posttribulationists generally are quite divided as to the character of the one who is restraining or holding back evil. Gundry presents a chart indicating the various views that the restrainer is God, the Antichrist, or Satan, all views held by posttribulationists.8 As Gundry goes on to state, a popular view is that the restrainer is the Roman Empire or government itself. Unlike his fellows, Gundry agrees that the restrainer is the Holy Spirit, a view incompatible with posttribulationism. In support he offers evidence that this is an old view corroborated by the grammar and that the view is quite superior to the alternative views that the restraint is provided by the restrainer himself, whether it be the Roman Empire, human government today, or the Antichrist himself. is his broad statement, “At every point the posttribulational view of the passage commends itself.”9 This is pure dogmatism and is no substitute for solid argument. Actually it is impossible to harmonize Gundry’s position on the Holy Spirit with posttribulationism, Posttribulationism has failed to account for the alarm of the Thessalonians that they were already in the day of the Lord and the great tribulation. If they had been taught posttribulationism, they would not have been alarmed. The fact that Paul refutes it shows that they were in error in holding this position. If posttribulationism were right, Paul’s approach to their correction could have been entirely different. While posttribulationists and pretribulationists will continue to argue this passage, in reality there is nothing in it that teaches posttribulationism as such. Paul’s correction of error begins in the very first verse of the passage by appealing to the Thessalonians’ knowledge of the rapture; throughout the passage Paul appeals to their previous instruction in various points. The exegesis of this passage reveals once again how Gundry has taken a position different from all preceding posttribulationists; if Gundry is right, then the preceding posttribulationists were wrong and vice versa. The common practice of counting up posttribulationists, and by their very numbers proving that posttribulationism is right, is based on the false premise that posttribulationists agree. As a matter of fact, they are quite diverse in their basic arguments and tend to contradict one another. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.4 E. Schuyler English, Rethinking the Rapture (Travelers Rest, SC: Southern Bible Book House, 1954), p. 65. 5 Kenneth S. Wuest, “The Rapture—Precisely When?” Bibliotheca Sacra 114 (January-March 1957): 69-70. 6 Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation, p. 118-19. 9 Ibid., p. 128. Partner: walvoord 11. The Rapture in Relation to Endtime Events [EDITOR’S NOTE: This series, begun in Bibliotheca Sacra with the January-March, 1975 issue, is published in book form under the title The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976). This article is adapted from chapter 11 in the book. The series will continue through the January-March 1978 issue.] Probably one of the most difficult problems a posttribulationist faces is to establish a well-defined order of events at the second advent. Posttribulationists tend to avoid this problem. Robert Gundry, more than others, makes an effort to state and solve the order of events. In the process, however, a number of acute problems in posttribulationism surface. The Contribution of 1 Corinthians 15 Generally speaking, posttribulationists do not dwell at length on 1 Corinthians 15:51-58, one of the major passages on the rapture. The reason is obvious: This passage contributes nothing to the posttribulational argument and, in fact, poses a serious problem. First Corinthians 15 is one of the great chapters of Scripture and in many respects it is the central chapter of this epistle. Because of the numerous theological and moral problems in the Corinthian church, Paul dwells on correction of these problems in the first fourteen chapters of 1 Corinthians. When Paul comes to chapter 15 , he develops the central aspect of his theology, the gospel with its testimony to the death of Christ for sin and His resurrection. He then makes the practical application of the resurrection of Christ to the believer’s faith and hope. The first fifty verses of 1 Corinthians 15 accordingly deal with the fundamental truths of the death and resurrection of Christ, and the resurrection of believers who die. Having laid this foundation, Paul then introduces the subject of the rapture of the church presented as “a mystery” in 1 Corinthians 15:51. In referring to the rapture as a mystery, Paul is reaffirming that this is a New Testament truth not revealed in the Old Testament, a truth which, according to 1 Thessalonians 4:15, he had received by a special word from God. He summarizes what will happen at the rapture in 1 Corinthians 15:51-52: “Listen, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed—in a flash, in a twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, the dead will be raised imperishable, and we shall be changed” (NIV). This revelation clearly confirms what had previously been revealed in 1 Thessalonians 4, but it adds some details. The rapture will occur in a moment of time. The dead who are raised will be given imperishable bodies. Living Christians will be changed and given bodies similar to those being raised from the dead. All this is in keeping with the principle laid down in 1 Corinthians 15:50 that our present bodies are not suited for heaven. The rapture of the church is declared to be a great victory over death and a partial fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies that the saints will have victory over death and the grave. On the basis of the fact of the return of Christ for His own, Paul exhorts the brethren in 1 Corinthians 15:58, “Therefore, my dear brothers, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain” (NIV). In presenting the rapture in this passage, it should first be noted that Paul declared it to be a mystery. The doctrine of resurrection is no mystery, for it is clearly revealed in both the Old and New Testaments. The mystery was that living saints would be transformed at the time of the rapture and given a body suited for heaven without going through the experience of death. Although this had been anticipated in the Old Testament—in the case of Elijah and Enoch, who were translated and did not die—there is no intimation in the Old Testament that such an event would take place when Christ returned to set up His kingdom. Accordingly the mystery is not resurrection, but translation of the living. It should be clear that Paul is presenting this truth as an imminent hope. On the basis of its expectation, he urges the brethren to serve the Lord faithfully. In that expectation, there is not a syllable of warning that their only hope of achieving this goal would be to pass through the coming time of great tribulation. Silence about a tribulation following the rapture is understandable if the rapture occurs first, but if the great tribulation precedes the rapture, it would have been cruel for the apostle to hold out the hope of the coming of the Lord for them when, as a matter of fact, it would be impossible unless they survived the tribulation. First Corinthians 15 confirms what is uniformly true in all the rapture passages, that not a word of warning is ever given concerning a preceding tribulation. Posttribulationists tend to ignore this passage because to them it is a problem rather than a help in supporting their point of view. In the order of events, 1 Corinthians 15 confirms that the rapture comes first, before other great prophetic events will be fulfilled. Pretribulational Order of Events According to pretribulationists, the rapture of the church occurs at the end of the church age. It is followed by a period of adjustment in which a dictator and a ten-nation group emerge in the Middle East. Then a time of peace follows as this dictator enters into a treaty with Israel, indicated in Daniel 9:27 as intended to last for seven years. However, after the treaty has continued for three and one-half years, half its intended duration, the treaty is broken and the peacetime abruptly ends, followed by a period of persecution. According to Daniel 9:27 and Matthew 24:15, the dictator in the Middle East desecrates the Jewish temple of that day, stops the sacrifices, and begins worldwide persecution of the Jew. Concurrently he rises to world power and becomes a world ruler (Rev 13:7). He wields not only political power, but also religious power (claiming to be God) and economic power (permitting no one to buy or sell without his permission—Rev 13:8, 17). Because he blasphemes God and persecutes the saints, the judgments of the great tribulation follow. As the great tribulation progresses, major areas of the world begin rebelling against the dictator. A gigantic war erupts with great armies from the north, east, and south converging on the land of Palestine. At the height of this conflict, Jesus Christ returns in power and glory. He first destroys the armies who unite to fight the hosts of the Lord, as described in Revelation 19. The world ruler and the false prophet associated with him are cast into the lake of fire. Revelation 20 records that the martyrs of the tribulation will be raised from the dead, and many believe that the Old Testament saints will be resurrected at the same time according to Daniel 12:2. A series of judgments will follow that include both Jews and Gentiles and deal with their eligibility to enter the millennial kingdom. Once these judgments are fulfilled, the millennial kingdom begins, and for a thousand years Christ reigns on earth. The millennium in turn is followed by the new heaven and the new earth and the eternal state. Because the rapture of the church in this point of view takes place before these endtime events, the pretribulationist has no need to find a place for it in connection with Christ’s coming to earth. But posttribulationists have no such option and must find a suitable place for the rapture of the church among the events of the second coming. The Posttribulational Order of Events at the Second Advent Posttribulationists seem to avoid itemizing events and their order at the second coming of Christ. Yet obviously, because the rapture is pictured as the church’s meeting the Lord in the air, this must be inserted before Christ actually reaches the earth. As the heavenly hosts proceed from heaven to earth, the church, according to the posttribulationists, rises from earth and meets the Lord in the air; as the procession proceeds to the earth, the church joins with the coming King in extending His kingdom over the earth. Amillenarians—who are uniformly posttribulationists because they deny a literal millennium—believe that Christ at His second coming introduces the new heaven and the new earth immediately after a general judgment of all men. They merge the judgment of the nations, the judgment of Israel, the judgment of the church, and the judgment of the great white throne as different aspects of the same event. Premillenarians who are posttribulationists have certain problems. A most important fact all posttribulationists ignore is that the resurrection at the second coming is after the descent to the earth, not during the event, as Revelation 20:4 makes clear. This contradicts the posttribulational order of events. If all the righteous are raptured and all the wicked are put to death, posttribulationists also face the problem of who will populate the millennial earth. In premillennialism there is general agreement that there will be people in the flesh on the earth who will live normal, earthly lives, bearing children, planting crops, building houses, living, and dying. Most premillenarian posttribulationists simply avoid this issue. Gundry is to be commended for making an effort to face this problem and attempt a solution. But his exegetical efforts to solve this problem also reveal the many complications a posttribulationist faces in ordering endtime events, so special attention should be directed to his contribution. Gundry’s View of the Judgment of the Nations Unlike most posttribulationists, who avoid it, Gundry confronts the problem of the judgment of the nations in Matthew 25:31-46. According to the text., this judgment will follow the second advent of Christ and the establishment of His throne. Many expositors recognize that the separation of the sheep and the goats is the separation of the saved from the unsaved on the basis of the evidence of their salvation and how they treat the Jew. Though at present unsaved people may be kind to Jews, in the great tribulation, with anti-Semitism at its height, anyone befriending the Jews described as “brothers” of the king would do so only because he is motivated by faith in Christ. Thus while kind treatment of the Jew is not a ground for salvation, it is an evidence of it. Gundry begins his objection to the normal pretribulational interpretation by citing the fact that in Matthew 12:50—many chapters earlier than Matthew 25—”Jesus defines His brothers as ‘whoever shall do the will of My Father.’“1 It seems to be extreme exegesis to take a reference thirteen chapters away, occurring in time two years before, as a specific definition. However, the major problem Gundry faces is determining where this judgment occurs in the sequence of events. Virtually everyone except Gundry, whatever the eschatological viewpoint, considers the judgment of the nations as occurring approximately at the time of the second coming of Christ. This, however, poses a problem to posttribulationists because, if the rapture occurs while Christ is coming from heaven to the earth, it would automatically separate all believers from unbelievers. Then there would be no sheep (representing believers) intermingled with goats (representing unbelievers) on the earth when Christ sets up His throne. with other standard works on Revelation, yet in general he holds a futuristic viewpoint. While it is unnecessary to take up all the details, attention can first be directed to his section on the rapture in Revelation 4:1-2. Though many pretribulationists find in the catching up of John a symbolic presentation of the rapture of the church, the passage obviously falls somewhat short of an actual statement of the rapture. Accordingly Gundry has some grounds for questioning the validity of this argument. In the process, he makes certain dogmatic statements that must be challenged. He states, for example, “The book of Revelation treats final events in fuller detail than does any other portion of the NT. Yet, not a single verse in Revelation straightforwardly describes a pretribulational rapture of the Church or advent of Christ.”3 Pretribulationists rightfully are impatient with this kind of dogmatism because it is also true that the Book of Revelation nowhere describes a posttribulational rapture of the church. The last book of the Bible is specifically dealing with the second coming of Christ to the earth as its major theme, rather than with the rapture of the church as such; thus if the rapture indeed is included in the second coming of Christ, the silence of Scripture on this point becomes more eloquent than the supposed silence of a pretribulational rapture. Gundry’s repeated arguing from silence in his book is quite unwarranted unless he is willing to concede the validity of the argument from silence as it relates to pretribulationism. Yet he affirms the argument from silence over and over again when it suits his purpose for his viewpoint. One of the familiar pretribulational arguments based on Revelation 3:10 is debated at length by Gundry.4 Like most posttribulationists who discuss this subject, Gundry attempts to prove that the Greek preposition ἐκ does not mean from, but out from within. The preposition, however, does not stand alone but is used with the verb τερέω, normally translated keep. A parallel passage in usage is found in John 17:15, where Christ prays that His disciples may be protected from the evil one. Gundry points out that in the believers’ present experience they are not taken out of the world but protected from the evil of the world. What Gundry and most posttribulationists do not take into consideration is that the Bible expressly reveals that saints in the great tribulation will not be protected, except in certain rare instances such as the 144,000, and that the only way they can be kept “from the hour of trial” (NIV) of the great tribulation is by being removed. Accordingly, while Gundry displays a great deal of erudition in his discussion, it is another illustration of evading the most important point. The promise to the Philadelphian church was not that they would be kept through the tribulation. The promise is, “I will also keep you from the hour of trial that is going to come upon the whole world to test those who live on the earth” (NIV, italics added). The point is that they were promised to be kept from the time period of the tribulation. Gundry discusses the word hour referring to the prayer of Christ in John 12:27—”Father, save me from this hour?” (NIV)—arguing that it is not simply a time period. Here again Gundry misses the point. The fact is, the Father did not save Christ from the hour, that is, the time of suffering. While Gundry states the posttribulational argument as well as it can be stated, it still falls short of proof that this is what Revelation 3:10 really means. The problem of this passage turns somewhat on the question of whether the Philadelphian church is typical of the true church, the body of Christ. This may be debated, but the fact remains that even the Philadelphian church as it was historically in existence in the first century could not have been promised that they would be kept “from the hour of trial that is going to come upon the whole world to test those who live on the earth” (Rev 3:10, NIV) if, as a matter of fact, posttribulationism is the correct view. All agree that the Philadelphian church died before the tribulation began, but the question is whether the promise was valid. Pretribulationists can claim this text for whatever application is relevant. While the extent of its support of pretribulationism may be debated, it does not offer any proof at all for the posttribulational view. The issue is whether the church is kept through the tribulation or kept from this period. The Greek preposition διά should have been used if the concept of through were intended. Gundry, like many others, debates whether the twenty-four elders stand for the church. This is an issue that most scholars agree cannot be finally determined. If the Textus Receptus is correct, then the twenty-four elders are clearly the church, as the first person is used in the song of the redeemed in Revelation 5:9-10. If, however, this is changed to the third person as other texts read, it leaves the question open as to whether these are angels or men. Thus while the passage offers no support for the posttribulational view, the support for the pretribulational view remains under question. There is, however, the inference that the elders are wearing crowns of reward, and this implies that their judgment has already taken place. If they are angels, this is inexplicable, for it is quite clear that the judgment of angels is later. If they are the church and the church has been raptured earlier, then the rewards make sense. Gundry’s argument—that if the crowns imply rapture, then John’s being caught up could not symbolize the rapture—may point out an inconsistency, but for those pretribulationists who do not regard John’s being caught up as the rapture, it is no clear refutation. Whatever evidence there is about the twenty-four elders is in favor of pretribulationism, not against it. This probably explains why Gundry devotes five pages to this rather tenuous argument. All that posttribulationists can do at this point is to raise questions; they cannot prove that the pretribulationists are wrong in their identification of the elders as the church. To harmonize the Book of Revelation with posttribulationism, Gundry has his own way of combining the seals, trumpets, and bowls of the wrath of God. According to his diagram, the trumpets begin with the fourth seal; the bowls begin with the fourth trumpet; the seventh seal, the seventh trumpet, and the seventh bowl are simultaneous. All this is quite arbitrary, but it is hardly necessary to debate all the issues involved in order to determine whether the Book of Revelation is in harmony with the pre-or posttribulational position. Gundry’s position gives him a good deal of flexibility and tends to help him in his idea that the day of the Lord does not begin until the end. It should be evident to any reader, however, that Gundry is arranging the Book of Revelation to harmonize with posttribulationism and his peculiar view of it rather than interpreting it on exegetical considerations. The usual pretribulational argument that the church is not mentioned in Revelation 4-18 calls for four pages of Gundry’s discussion.5 Some of Gundry’s arguments may have partial relevance and force. But the fact remains that the church is not mentioned in this period. This does not prove pretribulationism, but it certainly poses a problem for posttribulationism which Gundry does not solve. Probably the most important divergent view of Gundry is his interpretation of the 144,000 in Revelation 7:1-8 and 14:1-5 . Practically all posttribulationists spiritualize these twelve tribes that constitute the 144,000 as representing spiritual Israel, viz., the church. Because he distinguishes Israel from the church Gundry cannot use this method of equating the 144,000 with the church. Gundry may be right that the 144,000 are not necessarily preachers of the gospel, but he tends to ignore the evidence that they are genuinely saved. He refers to them as bondservants (Rev 7:3), significantly omitting a reference to the fact that they are servants “of God.” Thus Gundry offers the suggestion that the 144,000 are a Jewish remnant who are unsaved, who are not members of the church, and who are not raptured. He holds that when the rapture occurs and they see their Messiah descending to the earth, they suddenly are converted. The Scriptures Gundry cites (Zech 3:8-9; 12:9-13:1 ; Mal 3:1-5; Rom 11:26-27) simply do not support the concept that there is a second chance for people on earth who are unsaved at the time of Christ’s return. Most posttribulationists disagree with Gundry here. While Gundry attempts to establish this point of view, it is a weak argument. As far as the writer knows, no one in the history of the church has ever held that the 144,000 are unsaved, orthodox Jews. They hold either that they are members of the church and are converted or, as pretribulationists usually hold, that they are saved Israelites. Gundry further holds that the 144,000 “will include both men and women who will populate and replenish the millennial kingdom of Israel.”6 While both posttribulationists and pretribulationists agree that there will be a godly remnant of Israel awaiting Christ at His return, Gundry’s view of the 144,000 is absolutely unique and is another evidence of his somewhat desperate attempts to harmonize his very unusual views of posttribulationism with the Book of Revelation. Gundry also spends some time refuting the view that the marriage supper of the lamb in Revelation 19 is another evidence for a pretribulation rapture. In a normal Oriental wedding, three stages can be observed—first, the legal stage; second, the bridegroom’s coming for the bride; and third, the wedding feast. Pretribulationists stress that, if in Revelation 19 the wedding feast is announced, the two preceding stages, including the bridegroom’s coming for the bride, has already been accomplished. Gundry replies, “To press woodenly the marital relationship of both Israel and the Church to the Lord would be to say that God is a bigamist.”7 Such a statement suggests that Gundry is straining too hard to try to explain a point which, after all, is not decisive. Whatever weight this may have, it is no help to the posttribulationist. Gundry’s View of Armageddon A peculiarity of Gundry’s view is that he does not believe the day of the Lord begins until Armageddon. Although Armageddon is clearly the last hour preceding the second coming of Christ, Gundry would have us believe that none of the judgments preceding Armageddon are judgments of the day of the Lord. Gundry states, “Certain celestial portents will both precede the day of the Lord (Joel 2:30-31) and follow immediately upon the tribulation (Matt 24:29). Clearly, the day of the Lord will not begin with the tribulation or any part of it, for otherwise the heavenly portents after the tribulation could not be said to precede that day.”8 The logic of these and succeeding statements, as well as Gundry’s rather tangled argument in support of his contention, are all open to question. The facts are that the Book of Revelation, beginning in chaper 6 , makes very clear that there are a series of “celestial portents” and that they occur throughout the whole period, as well as in the climax that marks its close. Most readers will find Gundry’s argument hard to understand at this point. The Book of Revelation teaches that God will pour out His judgments on the earth over a period of years preceding Armageddon and that all of these judgments are properly a description of what the Bible refers to as the day of the Lord. Even if the various events of the Book of Revelation are shuffled to suit Gundry’s view, as he attempts to do, it still comes through clearly that judgments in the day of the Lord occur long before Armageddon; with this comes the evidence that the day of the Lord itself is under way. Since this is one of Gundry’s principal contentions and the view on which his whole superstructure rests, the questionable character of his evidence weakens his entire argument. If the Book of Revelation teaches anything, it teaches that God’s judgments fall upon the earth beginning at chapter 6 and culminating in chapter 19 . For most readers Gundry’s view will not make sense. Posttribulationism at Its Weakest Point As the discussion of the rapture in relation to the endtime events has indicated, the problem of ordering events is a major one for posttribulationism and especially for the view of Robert Gundry. All posttribulationists stumble when trying to place the rapture in the order of events at the endtime because it does not fit naturally into the sequence. Amillenarians have less trouble than premillenarians. But posttribulationists are trying to establish an event not indicated in any passage dealing with the second coming of Christ to the earth and without causal relationship to the events which follow. The problem is compounded by Gundry’s attempt to combine dispensationalism with posttribulationism. His view as a whole stands or falls on three major issues: (1) his view of the judgment of the nations; (2) his view of the 144,000; and (3) his view of Armageddon as preceding the beginning of the day of the Lord. It is not too much to say that Gundry’s position is unique and is rather clearly the product of his problems in coordinating the endtime events. If Gundry is wrong in placing the judgment of the nations at the end of the millennium—as practically all expositors would hold—and if he is wrong in identifying the 144,000 as unsaved orthodox Jews who nevertheless are “servants of God,” and if he is wrong in his attempt to delete all the judgments of God which precede Armageddon as not being in the day of the Lord, then his conclusions are also wrong. The ordinary posttribulational teachings that the judgment of the nations takes place at the second coming of Christ, that the 144,000 represent saved individuals, and that divine judgments fall on the earth before Armageddon are far more tenable than Gundry’s point of view. Nevertheless the problem of all posttribulationists comes out more graphically in Gundry than in any other posttribulational interpreter. The rapture of the church just does not fit endtime events unless it is made the first in the series and before the tribulation. The unique views of Gundry actually pose more problems to the posttribulationist than they do to the pretribulationist. In attempting to relate the rapture to endtime events, the deep-seated problems of posttribulationism surface again and again. The basic problem of posttribulationists—that their theological inductions are not based on all the facts and that they tend to be selective in their supporting evidence, ignoring the problems—leaves their conclusions in question. Because of the comprehensive nature of scriptural revelation in both the Old and New Testaments on endtime events, for there to be a complete omission of the rapture in connection with the second coming of Christ becomes a most difficult problem. Gundry’s argument is complicated by his attempt to be literal, which only results in entangling him in various conclusions which are unique to him and a practice of using principles that do not lead to his conclusions. If posttribulationism stands or falls on the reasonableness of his analysis of endtime events, it ought to be clear that posttribulationism fails to support its major contentions. 1 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1973), p. 166. 4 Ibid., pp. 54-61. 8 Ibid., p. 95.Partner: walvoord 12. Unresolved Problems of Posttribulationism [EDITOR’S NOTE: This series, begun in Bibliotheca Sacra with the January-March, 1975 issue, is now published in book form under the title The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976). This article is adapted from chapter 12 in the book. The series will conclude with the January-March, 1978 issue.] In the study of the relative merits of arguments supporting pretribulationism and posttribulationism, it becomes evident that not all the arguments for either conclusion are necessarily decisive. If either the pretribulational or posttribulational rapture was unequivocably taught in Scripture, it is doubtful whether worthy scholars would divide on the question. The conclusions reached necessarily are based on the total weight of the supporting evidence and the extent to which each view solves its problems. Pretribulationists continue to believe that, on the whole, they have offered a better solution to the exegesis of the New Testament on the subject of Christ’s coming for His church than the posttribulationists. Posttribulationists continue to hold that pretribulationists have not firmly established their point of view. Summary of Posttribulational Arguments Most posttribulational arguments are in the nature of refutation of pretribulationism. Posttribulationists, however, have approached the subject from at least four major points of view, as mentioned previously, and both the premises and the supporting evidence vary a great deal. A summary of the more important arguments is helpful in weighing the relative merits of posttribulationism and pretribulationism. Because of variations in posttribulational interpretation, however, these need to be divided into two classes: (1) arguments on which posttribulationists agree; (2) arguments on which posttribulationists themselves disagree. Posttribulational Arguments Advanced by All Posttribulationists Historical Argument Practically all posttribulationists charge that pretribulationism is a recent theory which surfaced in the writings of J. N. Darby about 150 years ago. Accordingly they argue that posttribulationism is the standard doctrine of the church, and they raise the question why pretribulationism was not advanced earlier if it is actually the teaching of Scripture. George E. Ladd, for instance, devotes a third of his book to the historical argument, and practically every writer on posttribulationism emphasizes and reemphasizes this point.1 In offering this argument, posttribulationists generally ignore the fact that most modern forms of posttribulationism differ greatly from that of the early church or of the Protestant Reformers and are actually just as new or perhaps newer than pretribulationism. The Argument from Silence Practically all posttribulationists appeal to the fact that the New Testament does not state in so many words a pretribulational rapture. Here they frequently refer to the Olivet Discourse (Matt 24-25 ), which does not mention the rapture in its list of endtime events. They also argue that in the rapture passages there is no clear statement of the great tribulation following the event. Writers like Robert Gundry repeat over and over this argument from silence as one of the most convincing arguments for posttribulationism.2 Almost invariably omitted, however, is the confession that the Bible is also silent on a posttribulational rapture and never mentions the great tribulation as preceding the rapture. It is a curious note that posttribulationists consistently deny pretribulationists the right to use the argument from silence while using the same argument to support their own viewpoints. by spiritualizing the great tribulation, those who take it literally must find some other explanation. Generally they tend to minimize the sufferings and to insulate the saints from the judgments of the great tribulation. Here posttribulationists flounder badly, and their major disagreement on the nature of the tribulation creates serious problems. Disagreement on the Book of Revelation A major problem of posttribulationists is that they have no uniform interpretation of the Book of Revelation. Many posttribulationists spiritualize the great judgments described in Revelation 6-19 , while others attempt to take them somewhat literally. Most posttribulationists spiritualize the 144,000 of Israel as representing saints in general and tend to make Israel and the church the same spiritual entity. Gundry offers a unique interpretation, differing from other posttribulationists in portraying the 144,000 as orthodox Jews who are unsaved until the moment of the rapture.8 Because of the wide variety of viewpoints among the posttribulationists on the Book of Revelation, their arguments are conflicting and contradictory. Disagreement on the Nature of the Church Most posttribulationists tend to spiritualize the church as including saints of all ages. They argue that saints are in the great tribulation and therefore the church must go through it. Gundry is the exception to this in that he attempts to distinguish between the church and Israel in most instances. Most posttribulationists recognize that a major ground for pretribulationism is the distinction between the church and Israel; posttribulationists like Gundry, however, take an opposite view. The result is further confusion in the posttribulational argument. Disagreement On A Second Chance For Unbelievers At The Second Coming Of Christ Gundry and a few others attempt to resolve the problem of saints in the millennium still in their natural bodies—in contrast with the saints raptured after the tribulation—by teaching a second chance to be saved after the rapture. While pretribulationists can point to an extended number of years during which people could come to Christ and qualify to enter the millennium in their natural bodies, posttribulationists do not generally postulate a second chance for those who are unbelievers at the time of the rapture. Gundry is one of the few who advance this position, which is unsupported in Scripture. Disagreement as to a Specific Order of Events at the Time of the Second Coming Posttribulationists rarely offer a specific sequence of events in connection with the second coming of Christ. Although obligated to include the rapture in the descent of Christ from heaven to the earth, most of them do not defend it or explain it. The reason for this is that the rapture is, for them, an extraneous note in the events described in the second coming of Christ to the earth, and it introduces problems in the various Scriptures dealing with divine judgments. For instance, the resurrection of the tribulation saints is placed after Christ returns to earth, not in the process of His descent. Disagreement on the Nature of the Judgments at the Second Coming of Christ While posttribulationists agree that there are judgments at the second coming of Christ, they disagree as to their time and order. Gundry places the judgment of the nations and the judgment seat of Christ at the end of the millennium.9 Posttribulationists usually lump the various judgments at the second coming and if premillennial, place them before the millennium. There is no uniform teaching among posttribulationists on the final judgments. Disagreement on the Millennium Posttribulationists are not agreed as to whether premillennialism, postmillennialism, or amillennialism is the correct view. Accordingly posttribulationism does not lend itself to a single system of eschatological interpretation and varies widely in its concept of the fulfillment of prophecy. It is difficult to find two posttribulationists who agree completely on the order of endtime events. Resulting Unresolved Posttribulational Problems In most studies of posttribulational arguments, it is often overlooked that posttribulationists have not really solved their major problems. These fall into three major areas: (1) the silence of Scripture on crucial facts of posttributationism; (2) the obvious contrasts between passages dealing with the rapture and passages relating to the second coming of Christ to the earth; (3) problems of contradiction, or teachings of posttributationism that conflict with normal premillennial interpretation of Scripture. While these problem areas in posttribulationism have been considered in various articles in this series, the force of them becomes more evident when they are summarized. Silence of Scripture on Facts Crucial to Posttribulationism Posttribulationists usually make much of the charge that pretribulationism is based only on inference. Although the charge is partly true, they cover up the fact that posttribulationism is also based on inference. First, posttribulationists have never been able to prove that the church as the body of Christ is actually in the period of tribulation, especially the one designated in Scripture as the “great tribulation.” All agree that in the great tribulation there are people, referred to as “saints,” who are saved Israelites or saved Gentiles. None of the usual terms is used such as the word church or synonyms which include both Jew and Gentile as the distinctive body of saints in the present age. Posttribulationists attempt to solve this by making Israel and the church the same or by using other evasive arguments. But they cannot cite a single passage that incontrovertibly places the church, the body of Christ, in the great tribulation. While the argument from silence has its limitations, it is strange that in the extended description of the great tribulation as found in Revelation 4-18 , there is not a single reference to the church as being in the period. While posttribulationists have worked hard to place the church in the Olivet Discourse and have otherwise attempted to counter the force of this argument, the fact remains that they have never satisfactorily explained this. Second, posttribulationists have never satisfactorily explained why the Thessalonian Christians were not warned of the coming great tribulation when the hope of the rapture was extended to them as a comfort. Writers like James Montgomery Boice, for instance, find the argument of 1 Thessalonians 4 sufficiently convincing to settle the question of pretribulationism and posttribulationism. Boice says, the rapture of the church. In addition, Scriptures make clear that there will be great disturbances in the heavens and great catastrophes on earth, including earthquakes, famine, pestilence, and great loss of life, all of which constitute the horrors of the great tribulation. The second coming clearly is preceded by these events, but not a single passage dealing with the rapture ever anticipates such. Second, details of the rapture vary considerably from the details of the second coming. At the rapture, saints meet Christ in the air, while at the second coming of Christ, the meeting with saints on earth follows His arrival on the Mount of Olives. Third, as far as any rapture passage is concerned, there are no fundamental changes in the world situation at the rapture, while at the second coming there are devastating changes including the cleavage of the Mount of Olives (Zech 14:4-5). Fourth, all agree that living saints are translated, and the dead in Christ are raised at the rapture. In no passage is there mention of translation at the second coming, and the saints who are raised are not identified with the church. Fifth, posttribulationists have not satisfactorily explained John 14 with its promise of taking the saints to the Father’s house. At the rapture, saints will fulfill this promise; at the second coming to the earth, there is no translation and no departure to the Father’shouse. Sixth, when the rapture occurs, there is no indication of world-wide judgment, though it is followed by the judgment seat of Christ for the church. By contrast, at the second coming the whole world is judged, including both Jew and Gentile, saved and unsaved living on the earth. Seventh, at the rapture there is no indication that a millennial reign of Christ immediately follows. But major passages on the second coming of Christ picture the world, not only as judged, but as established in righteousness in Christ’s kingdom on the earth. Eighth, indications from 1 Thessalonians 5 point to the conclusion that the church will be delivered before the time of wrath overtakes the world, while at the second coming the deliverance comes for those who have believed in Christ during the tribulation after they have gone through this time of wrath. Ninth, in keeping with the peculiar character of the church as the body of saints in the present age, the truth relating to the rapture is found only in the New Testament. This contrasts with events related to the second coming that are the subject of much prophecy in both the Old and New Testaments. posttribulationism has inherent contradictions, especially if the premillennial viewpoint be adopted. First, these problems surface in such passages as 1 Thessalonians 5, where posttribulationists have to give a particular interpretation to the day of the Lord which is not supported by its usage in the Old and New Testaments. While pretribulationists have not been without fault in their interpretation of this phrase, the posttribulationists have certainly not solved the problem. Second, posttribulationists have never come up with a satisfactory explanation of how the restrainer must be removed before the man of sin can be revealed. Although the exegesis of 2 Thessalonians 2 is not without its difficulties, as was pointed out in the discussion of this passage, the interpretation that the restrainer is the Holy Spirit in relationship to the church is superior to any other. If this is the case, then posttribulationists have a real problem of harmonizing this with their view. Third, as illustrated by Gundry’s treatment of the time of wrath, posttribulationists are hard put to explain how the church can go through a day of wrath and yet have comfort with the thought of translation at its end. Posttribulationists disagree among themselves as to how to solve this problem. Some of them spiritualize the great tribulation, as does J. Barton Payne11; others try to evade the problem by declaring that while the world is the object of divine wrath, the church is not. Gundry’s position—that the great tribulation is a time of satanic wrath—complicates rather than helps his position, as satanic wrath is vented only on believers, not on unbelievers. Posttribulationists have not solved this problem and have not offered convincing answers. Fourth, posttribulationists who are premillennial have not solved the problem of transition from the tribulation to the millennium. According to Scripture, survivors of the tribulation—both Jews and Gentiles who are saved—enter the millennium in their natural bodies. They are described as having normal functions as people living in the flesh on earth. If so, posttribulationists have a major problem in explaining how these could be raptured and still have natural bodies. Most posttribulationists choose to ignore this, as do Ladd and Reese.12 Gundry, as we have seen, attempts to solve the problem by a complicated explanation unique in the history of interpretation, but he actually never resolves the difficulty. It is not too much to say that this is one of the major problems of posttribulationism if premillennialism is assumed. How can saints go into the millennium in their natural bodies if, in fact, they were raptured while Christ was coming from heaven to the earth? Gundry’s postulate of a second chance at the second coming is without any scriptural support. It is too much to say that the stated objections to the posttribulational view prove that the pretribulational interpretation is right. But they certainly give adequate ground for the pretribulationist to reject posttribulationism. The pretribulational view offers a better explanation of key problems and passages than does posttribulationism. The fact that posttribulationists avoid their major problems is in itself a confession that in crucial areas they have not supported their conclusions. For this reason, along with the positive testimony of the truth of the rapture in the New Testament, pretribulationists continue to hold that the coming of Christ for His saints is imminent, an event that precedes the tribulation period as a blessed, comforting, and purifying hope. Just as the distinctions between the first and second comings of Christ were not fully apparent to all until the first coming took place, so it is probable that the church at large will not recognize the distinction between the rapture and the second coming until the rapture itself takes place. Meanwhile, those who depend on Scripture relating to these unfulfilled prophetic events will need to weigh the evidence for these contradictory views. Both cannot be true, and the question can only be resolved by searching the Scriptures dealing with this prophetic hope. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 George E. Ladd, The Blessed Hope (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956). 2 Robert H. Gundry, The Church and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1973). 11 Payne, The Imminent Appearing of Christ. 12 Ladd, The Blessed Hope; Reese, The Approaching Advent of Christ. Partner: walvoord 13. Pretribulationism as the Alternative to Posttribulationism [EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the concluding article in this series, which was begun in Bibliotheca Sacra with the January-March, 1975 issue. The thirteen articles are available in book form under the title The Blessed Hope and the Tribulation (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976).] Throughout the discussion of posttribulationism in this series, the superiority of the pretribulational view to posttribulationism has been pointed out. Although it is not the purpose of this study to present pretribulationism as such, as this has been done in the author’s The Rapture Question,1 a summary of pretribulationism is in order. Clarity of Pretribulational Premises As demonstrated in the preceding articles, posttribulationism is faulty in its statement of its premises. Because posttribulationists are largely in confusion in their basic presuppositions, they are open to the charge of contradiction and illogical reasoning. By contrast, pretribulationists bring into focus the major issues that relate to eschatology. The Authority and Accuracy of Scripture While conservative posttribulationists usually concur with pretribulationists on the authority and accuracy of Scripture, they lack the unanimity evident in all pretribulationists in their doctrine of the Scriptures. It is not uncommon for scholars who defect from pretribulationism in favor of posttribulationism to defect also in their doctrine of the inerrancy of Scripture. sequence of events which states in so many words that the rapture is first and the tribulation follows. Many eschatological problems, of course, would be resolved if the Scriptures specifically stated, for instance, that Christ’s coming is premillennial or if the Old Testament clearly outlined the first coming of Christ to be followed by the present church age and then the second coming of Christ. The form of divine revelation given in Scripture does not always provide such an itemization. While the argument from silence is never conclusive, most posttribulationists are not willing to admit that the silence in Scripture concerning a posttribulational rapture is much more significant than the silence in Scripture concerning the tribulation following the rapture. While no passage attempts to relate the rapture to a sequence of events, the second coming of Christ is revealed in a detailed way. In Matthew 24, as well as in Revelation 4-19 , specific revelation of events leading up to the second coming and a description of the second coming of Christ itself is provided. In view of this itemization, it is therefore most significant that the rapture is never mentioned at all when many other events are itemized. Accordingly, the rhetorical question of posttribulationists as to where the Bible teaches a pretribulation rapture actually boomerangs on the posttribulationist because he is unable to come up with any statement of a posttribulational rapture, even though the events preceding and following the second coming are given in great detail. In the argument from silence, posttribulationists also attempt to evade the fact that the church, the body of Christ, is never mentioned in a tribulation passage. Many posttribulationists spiritualize the tribulation and make the church equivalent to the saints of all ages. The complete silence of the Scriptures on the subject of the church as such in the great tribulation has considerable weight. On the whole, the argument from silence is more damaging to the posttribulational view than it is to the pretribulational interpretation. Imminence of the Rapture As presented in all major passages on the rapture, the coming of Christ for His church is uniformly presented as an imminent event. This is in sharp contrast to the presentation of the doctrine of the second coming, which is consistently presented as following a sequence of events—including the return of Israel to the land, the rise of the dictator in the Middle East (sometimes referred to as the Antichrist), and the forty-two months of the great tribulation detailed in the Book of Revelation. The second coming of Christ to the earth in no proper sense can be called an imminent event, even though posttribulationists strain to redefine the English word imminent as meaning something other than an event which is immediately pending. Only by complete spiritualization of the major events leading up to the second coming of Christ can this problem be avoided by posttribulationism, and in this spiritualization a major principle of proper interpretation of eschatology is sacrificed. The claim of many contemporary posttribulationists that they represent the historic position of the church is true only if they spiritualize the tribulation. Futurists like Ladd and Gundry offer a position that is quite different from the early church fathers and, as a matter of fact, it is more recent than pretribulationism as is commonly taught today. The fact that the rapture is presented as an imminent event is a major argument for distinguishing the rapture from the second coming of Christ to the earth. The Doctrine of a Literal Tribulation Pretribulationists regard the great tribulation as a future event and rightly place the rapture as occurring before this time of unprecedented trouble. By contrast, there is complete confusion among the posttribulationists on this point and an amazing lack of uniformity in applying the principles of interpretation. Posttribulationists are caught in the twin problem of either carrying the church through the great tribulation with resulting martyrdom for probably the majority of the church, or spiritualizing the period and thereby introducing the principles of interpretation that lead not only to posttribulationism, but also to amillennialism and a denial of any reasonable order of events for the endtime. The difficulty of harmonizing the rapture as the blessed hope with the prospect of martyrdom and the problem of maintaining premillennialism while holding to posttribulationism has continued to plague some of the major interpreters of the posttribulational view. By contrast, the pretribulation view offers a clear and simple explanation. The blessed hope is the rapture of the church before the great tribulation. The second coming of Christ to the earth follows the tribulation. Pretribulationists accordingly are not forced to spiritualize or to evade the plain teaching of Scripture on the subject of the rapture or of the great tribulation. at any time, would be devoid of any real meaning if they had to go through the great tribulation first. While many generations of Christians have died before the rapture, it is evident that the exhortation given to the Thessalonians applies to each succeeding generation which continues to have the bright hope of an imminent return of the Lord for His own. The exhortations of the major passage on the rapture in 1 Corinthians 15:51-58 are similar in their implications. Not a word of warning is given concerning a coming tribulation, but the readers are exhorted to live in the light of the imminent return of Christ. This hope is defined by Paul in Titus 2:13 as “that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Savior, Jesus Christ.” The hope of a rapture after enduring the great tribulation is hardly a happy expectation, and this passage is difficult for posttribulationists to explain. The hope is not that of resurrection after death and martyrdom, but rather the coming and revelation of Christ in His glory to them while they are still living on the earth. The exhortations relating to the rapture constitute a major problem to posttribulationism. The Rapture in Relation to Premillennialism Posttribulationists who are premillennial are caught in the vise of a dilemma. If they spiritualize the great tribulation to avoid the problems of harmonization with a posttribulational rapture as J. Barton Payne does, they are adopting principles of interpretation that lead logically to amillennialism, which spiritualizes not only the tribulation but also the millennium itself. If, as premillenarians, they take the great tribulation literally, then they have the problem of harmonizing the imminence of the rapture and exhortations relating to it with a posttribulational rapture. The dilemma facing posttribulationism accounts for the general confusion that exists among them on endtime events. Logically, posttribulationism leads to amillennialism and pretribulationism leads to premillennialism. Any compromise between these two points of view leads to confusion in principles of interpretation as well as in the interpretation itself. The obvious difficulty in moving from a posttribulational rapture into a millennium with saints on earth who have not been raptured forces interpreters like Gundry to postulate a second chance for salvation after the rapture, a doctrine nowhere taught in Scripture and expressly denied in the Book of Revelation (14:9-11 ). The evident trend among scholars who have forsaken pretribulationism for posttribulationism is that in many cases they also abandon premillennialism. For those who wish to think consistently and logically from principles of interpretation, the options continue to be (1) a pretribulational rapture followed by a premillennial return of Christ to the earth, or (2) abandoning both for a posttribulational rapture and a spiritualized millennium. It becomes evident that pretribulationism is more than a dispute between those who place the rapture before and after the tribulation. It is actually the key to an eschatological system. It plays a determinative role in establishing principles of interpretation which, if carried through consistently, lead to the pretribulational and premillennial interpretation. Advantages of Pretribulationism By way of summary, three major considerations point to the advantages of the pretribulational point of view. Pretribulationism, A Logical System While writers in all schools of biblical interpretation can be found who are guilty of illogical reasoning, careful observers of posttribulationism will find that so often their conclusions are based on illogical reasoning. In some cases their arguments hang on dogmatic assumptions which they do not prove. In other cases they draw conclusions from Scripture passages under consideration which the passages actually do not teach. The fact that an interpreter is a great scholar does not necessarily make him a logician; unfortunately, ability to do research and skill in linguistics do not necessarily lead to formation of logical conclusions. The writer believes that a major problem in posttribulationism is logical inconsistency. By contrast, pretribulationism moves logically from its premises and principles of interpretation to its conclusion. Exegetical Advantages of Pretribulationism In contrast with posttribulational treatment of major passages on the rapture which differs widely in interpretation, pretribulationists follow a consistent pattern of literal or normal interpretation. This allows the interpreter to explain the passage in its normal meaning—which in many cases is its literal meaning—without resorting to flagrant spiritualization in order to avoid pointed contrast between the rapture and the second coming of Christ to the earth. It is rather significant that, without any attempt to establish uniformity in eschatology, the Bible institute movement of America is predominantly premillennial and pretribulational. This has come from taking Scripture in its plain, ordinary meaning and explaining it in this sense. By contrast, educational institutions that have approached the Bible creedally tend to make Scriptures conform to their previously accepted creed with the result that most of them are liberal or, if conservative, tend to be amillennial. Pretribulationism has continued to appeal to thousands of lay interpreters because it makes sense out of the passages that deal with the rapture of the church. While the majority of biblical scholars may disagree with pretribulational interpretation, it is also significant that they disagree radically among themselves as well; often abandonment of pretribulational interpretation results in abandonment of serious study in the area of prophecy. Practical Advantages In all the major rapture passages, the truth of the coming of the Lord is connected with practical exhortation. While it is undoubtedly true that eternal values remain in other interpretations, only the pretribulationists can consistently hold to a moment-by-moment expectation of the Lord’s return along with the literal interpretation of the promises that are to be fulfilled following the Lord’s coming. For the pretribulationist, the coming of the Lord is an imminent hope. For the great majority of others, there is only the somewhat blurred expectation of how the coming of the Lord really fits in to the pattern of future events. It is for this reason that pretribulationists hold tenaciously to their point of view, defend it earnestly, and believe the doctrine of the imminent return of Christ an important aspect of their future hope. This article was taken from the Theological Journal Library CD and posted with permission of Galaxie Software.1 John F. Walvoord, The Rapture Question (Findlay, OH: Dunham Publishing Co., 1957). 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MARIAGES ET ÉVÉNEMENTS des conférences ESPACE SAUNA BAINS DE BIÈRE Terrain de jeux Slovensky english deutsch nederlands Offrez-vous une touche unique d'exotisme Le massage thaïlandais est un type de massage des muscles et du corps unique, qui consiste en une série d’étirements du corps et en diverses pressions intenses et profondes sur les points d'acupression. Actuellement, le massage thaïlandais traditionnel est considéré comme une discipline médicale utilisée pour le traitement de divers troubles. Les racines de ce massage remontent à 2500 avant J.-C. et ses effets ont été vérifiés et améliorés au fil des années. Le massage thaïlandais traditionnel n’est pas uniquement un massage des muscles et articulations, mais il travaille aussi sur les points d'acupression le long des voies invisibles appelées « les dix voies du massage thaïlandais » ou « les voies de l'énergie ». Elles se trouvent toutes environ 2 cm sous la peau et traversent le corps dans son ensemble. En appuyant sur ces points et en stimulant ces voies, le flux d'énergie interne (élément d'air) dans le corps est activé, ce qui traite directement les organes et les glandes malades et élimine les toxines des tissus de l'organisme. La combinaison des aspects énergétiques et physiques est ce qui rend le massage thaïlandais unique et très efficace. Le massage thaïlandais traditionnel est un massage en profondeur qui se concentre sur le soin du corps dans son ensemble, en commençant par les pieds et finissant par la tête. Massage thaïlandais traditionnel Le massage thaïlandais traditionnel, basé sur le concept des flux d'énergie, est une des plus anciennes méthodes de guérison. En combinant des éléments d'acupression et de yoga, il utilise une méthode passive de l'étirement du corps entier. Le thérapeute enlève tous les blocages sur les voies d'énergies du corps en appuyant sur les points de pression. Il augmente la flexibilité et la mobilité, améliore la respiration et la posture, aide à soigner les troubles articulaires et musculaires. Le massage Thaïlandais à l'huile Pour ce massage aromatique relaxant on utilise des huiles naturelles importées de Thaïlande. Il sert à stimuler votre corps et votre esprit. Les effets relaxants persistent pendant plusieurs jours. Les différents types de massages à l'huile ont des effets tonifiants, relaxants et détoxifiants. Massage thaïlandais du dos et de la nuque Un massage focalisé sur les muscles raides du dos et de la colonne cervicale. C’est un moyen efficace de lutter contre les maux de tête persistants et tout les blocages dans les mouvements. Ce massage intense en profondeur implique les techniques d'acupression qui soulagent efficacement la tension musculaire, élimine les blocages dans les voies de l'énergie, améliore la souplesse, supprime les maux de tête et des douleurs au cou. Il procure un soulagement de la douleur chronique, de la fatigue et du stress. Massage thaïlandais aux plantes Le massage aux plantes consiste en une application de pochons chauds remplis d’un mélange spécial de plantes aromatiques et médicinales thaïlandaises selon des recettes anciennes. Les pochons réchauffent les muscles durcis, ce qui aide à progressivement libérer et stimuler la circulation sanguine naturelle dans l’organisme. Les plantes ont aussi un effet aromathérapeutique important sur l’organisme Massage thaïlandais royal Donnez à votre corps un traitement et des attentions royales. Le massage royal est un massage du corps entier à l’huile à quatre mains; il est donc effectué par deux thérapeutes thaïlandais à la fois. Réservation d'hébergement Nombre d'enfants 1 dieťa2 deti3 deti4 deti5 detí6 detí7 detí8 detí9 detí10 detí Composez le code 4321 *

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Daher werden unter sorgfältiger Beachtung der angegebenen Verarbeitungsempfehlungen und Hinweise auf den Materialien, für die diese Produkte bestimmt sind, Schäden nicht entstehen. Die Verwendung unserer Produkte erfolgt jedoch außerhalb unserer Kontrollmöglichkeiten, unterliegt Ihrer eigenen Verantwortung und befreit Sie nicht von der eigenen Prüfung der von uns gelieferten Produkte auf deren Eignung für die beabsichtigten Verfahren und Zwecke. Unsere Beratungshinweise sind deshalb unverbindlich und können - auch hinsichtlich etwaiger Schutzrechte Dritter - nicht als Haftungsgrundlage uns gegenüber geltend gemacht werden. Die einschlägigen Empfehlungen, Richtlinien und Normen sowie die anerkannten Regeln der Technik sind zu beachten. Mit Herausgabe dieser Produkt-Informationen verlieren vorhergehende Versionen ihre Gültigkeit. www.filter-shop.at erklärt ausdrücklich, dass sie keinerlei Einfluss auf die Gestaltung und die Inhalte der gelinkten Seiten hat und für deren Inhalt nicht verantwortlich zeichnet. Diese Erklärung gilt für alle auf www.impellerpumpen.at angezeigten Links und für die Inhalte der Seiten. Diese Erklärung gilt auch für Websites Dritter, die das von www.filter-shop.at erhältliche Banner benutzen. Wir arbeiten ständig daran, unser Produktangebot zu verbessern. Daher können sich Produkte, technische Angaben (einschließlich Produktbeschreibungen und Fotos) und Lieferbarkeit ohne Vorankündigung ändern. Einige Artikel sind nicht immer erhältlich. Einige Abbildungen sind Symbolfotos. 1.1 Für alle gegenseitigen Ansprüche aus und im Zusammenhang mit einem Vertragsabschluss zwischen dem Kunden und www.filter-shop.at beim Onlineversand gelten stets diese Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen in ihrer zum Zeitpunkt des jeweiligen Vertragsabschlusses gültigen Fassung. 1.2 Im Falle von Kollisionen gilt zwischen den Regelungen als Rangfolge: 1. diese Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen/e-commerce/Endverbraucher/(A); 2. gesetzliche Regelung. 2. Teilnehmer www.filter-shop.at schließt Verträge mit Kunden ab, die unbeschränkt geschäftsfähige natürliche Personen sind, die das 18. Lebensjahr vollendet haben und jeweils mit Wohnsitz in Österreich oder einem Mitgliedsstaat der Europäischen Union (nachfolgend "Kunden" genannt). Soweit das Angebot eines nicht akzeptierten Teilnehmers versehentlich von www.filter-shop.at angenommen wurde, diesfalls ist www.filter-shop.at binnen einer angemessenen Frist zur Erklärung des Rücktritts vom Vertrag gegenüber dem Kunden berechtigt. 3. Vertragsabschluss/Rücktrittsrecht (Rückgabebedingungen) 3.1 Der Vertrag kommt durch Annahmeerklärung oder tatsächlicher Lieferung der bestellten Ware oder Erbringung der Dienstleistung zustande. 3.2 Jeder Verbraucher kann binnen 14 Tagen nach Erhalt der Ware durch Absenden einer schriftlichen Rücktrittserklärung vom geschlossenen Vertrag zurücktreten. Dafür genügt es, wenn die Rücktrittserklärung innerhalb dieser Frist abgesendet wird. Der Kunde ist zur unverzüglichen Rücksendung der Ware verpflichtet. Die Rückversandkosten (Porto) sind vom Kunden zu tragen, es sei denn, dem Kunden wurde falsche oder mangelhafte Ware geliefert. 3.3 Der Kunde kann sein Rücktrittsrecht auch dadurch ausüben, dass er die Ware innerhalb von 14 Tagen nach Erhalt ohne Angabe von Gründen an www.filter-shop.at zurückschickt. (Gewerbliche Käufe ausgenommen). Für eine Wahrung der Frist genügt in diesem Fall die rechtzeitige Absendung der Ware. Voraussetzung für diese Form der Ausübung des Rücktrittsrechtes durch schlichte Rücksendung der Ware ist, dass die Ware nicht beschädigt oder erkennbar gebraucht ist sowie die Rücksendung ausreichend frankiert erfolgt. Bei einer Falsch- oder mangelhaften Lieferung trägt www.filter-shop.at die Rückversandkosten (Porto). Die Gefahr der Versendung sowie dessen Nachweis liegt beim Kunden. Im Falle eines Rücktrittes des Kunden (durch ausdrückliche Erklärung oder schlichte Rücksendung der Ware), zahlt www.filter-shop.at umgehend den bereits entrichteten Kaufpreis zurück. Sofern der Rücktritt nicht durch Rücksendung der Ware ausgeübt wurde. 3.4 Das Widerrufsrecht gilt nicht für solche besonderen Services von www.filter-shop.at in deren Besonderen Geschäftsbedingungen ein Widerrufsrecht ausgeschlossen wird sowie für folgende Warengruppen und bei folgenden Ereignissen: - Sonderposten (Abverkaufsposten); - Waren, die nach Kundenspezifikation angefertigt werden oder eindeutig auf die persönlichen Bedürfnisse zugeschnitten sind; 3.5 Gibt der Kunde eine Bestellung für die nachfolgenden Waren bzw. Warengruppen bei www.filter-shop.at auf, besteht ein Widerrufsrecht ebenfalls nicht, da diese Waren entweder aufgrund ihrer Beschaffenheit nicht für eine Rücksendung geeignet sind und/oder es entfällt bei folgenden Ereignissen: - Kartons, soweit die Kartons geöffnet wurden; - Waren, bei denen die Flaschen geöffnet und wieder verschlossen wurden; - Sonderbestellungen des Kunden, wie z. B. speziell für den Kunden bestellte Ersatzteile etc.; 3.6 Verfügbarkeitsvorbehalt: Sollte www.impellerpumpen.at nach Vertragsabschluss feststellen, dass die bestellte Ware oder Dienstleistung nicht mehr bei www.filter-shop.at verfügbar ist oder aus rechtlichen Gründen nicht geliefert werden kann, kann www.filter-shop.at vom Vertrag zurücktreten. Das Angebot einer Ersatzlieferung oder eines Rücktritts erfolgt unverzüglich, spätestens innerhalb von 3 Werktagen nach Eingang des Kundenangebots. Bereits erhaltene Zahlungen wird www.filter-shop.at umgehend nach einem Rücktritt vom Vertrag durch www.filter-shop.at oder den Kunden rückerstatten. 4.1 Die Lieferung der Ware erfolgt auf Kosten des Kunden. Beträgt der Bestellwert EUR 100,-- oder mehr, trägt www.filter-shop.at die Versandkosten innerhalb Österreichs. 4.2 Lieferfristen sind unverbindlich, außer sie wurden ausdrücklich schriftlich als verbindlich erklärt. 5.1 Sollte sich bei www.filter-shop.at ein Fehler oder eine Unvollständigkeit bei Produktangaben oder bei Preisen eingeschlichen haben, behalten wir uns ein Recht zur Korrektur vor. www.filter-shop.at wird in einem solchen Fall den Kunden umgehend nach Erkennen des Fehlers bzw. der Änderung über die neuen Angaben informieren. Der Kunde kann dann entweder den Auftrag nochmals bestätigen oder www.filter-shop.at kann vom Vertrag zurücktreten. 5.2 Alle Preisangaben auf unserer Homepage verstehen sich inklusive Mehrwertsteuer. Sollte sich der Mehrwertsteuersatz ändern, erfolgt auch eine entsprechende Preisänderung. 5.3 Die auf der Homepage angegebenen Preise gelten nur für Bestellungen im e-commerce. 5.4 Aus systemtechnischen Gründen ist es möglich, dass die im Produktkatalog angezeigten Preise von jenen Preisen, die im Warenkorb angezeigt werden, abweichen. Den verbindlichen Preis zeigt der Warenkorb. Sollte sich wider Erwarten im Warenkorb ein Fehler oder eine Unvollständigkeit bei den Preisangaben eingeschlichen haben, behalten wir uns ein Recht zur Korrektur vor. 5.5 Bei Zahlungsverzug eines Kunden hat dieser den Ersatz der zweckmäßigen jeweils gültigen Sätze für Mahn- und Inkassospesen zu tragen. Der Kunde stimmt ausdrücklich zu, dass im Falle des Zahlungsverzuges von unserem Unternehmen der Name (einschließlich früherer Namen), das Geschlecht, die Anschrift, der Beruf, der offene Saldo sowie die Mahndaten an die Warenkreditevidenz sowie an mit der Einbringung von Forderungen berechtigte Inkassounternehmen übermittelt werden. 5.6 Es gelten 12 % p. a. Verzugszinsen ab Fälligkeit als vereinbart. Die Bearbeitungsgebühr für jede Mahnung beträgt Euro 5,00. 5.7 Gutscheine: Von www.filter-shop.at übermittelte Kundengutscheine sind personenbezogen. Es ist nicht möglich diese weiterzugeben. Gutscheine sind nur für die bei der Anmeldung angegebene E-Mail Adresse gestattet. Aktionsgutscheine sind immer nur einmal pro Person einlösbar. Gutscheine sind nicht Bar ablösbar. www.filter-shop.at behält sich das Eigentum an allen Waren, die an einen Kunden ausgeliefert werden, bis zur endgültigen und vollständigen Zahlung der gelieferten Ware vor. Soweit www.filter-shop.at im Rahmen der Gewährleistung eine Ware austauscht, gilt als vereinbart, dass die ausgetauschte Ware in das unbeschränkte Eigentum von www.filter-shop.at übergeht. 7.1 www.filter-shop.at gewährleistet, dass die Produkte zum Zeitpunkt des Versandes nicht mit Fehlern behaftet sind, die den Wert oder die Tauglichkeit zu dem gewöhnlichen Gebrauch aufheben oder mindern. Eine unerhebliche Minderung des Wertes oder der Tauglichkeit bleibt außer Acht. 7.2 Ergänzend hat der Kunde potentiell Ansprüche aus Garantieerklärungen der Hersteller vieler technischer Produkte, die den Produkten beigefügt werden. Diese Ansprüche sind ausschließlich gegenüber dem Hersteller geltend zu machen. 7.3 Die Dauer der Gewährleistung beträgt 24 Monate ab Versendung. 7.4 Der Kunde hat die Ware umgehend nach Empfang der Lieferung auf Vollständigkeit oder etwaige Mängel zu prüfen und diese spätestens innerhalb von einer Woche ab Empfang zu rügen. Im Falle einer nicht vollständigen Lieferung wird www.filter-shop.at umgehend nachliefern. Im übrigen hat www.filter-shop.at zunächst das Recht, entweder die mangelhafte Sache zu reparieren oder eine Ersatzlieferung vorzunehmen. Gelingt die Reparatur wiederholt nicht oder erfolgt wiederholt keine befriedigende Ersatzlieferung, ist der Kunde berechtigt, entweder den Kaufpreis zu mindern oder vom Vertrag zurückzutreten (Wandlung) 7.5 www.filter-shop.at haftet für zugesicherte Eigenschaften, soweit diese in der Homepage ausdrücklich als zugesichert oder als Gewährleistung gekennzeichnet sind. 7.6 www.filter-shop.at übernimmt eine Gewährleistung bezogen auf die einzelnen bestellten Waren, nicht aber für Sachgesamtheiten, es sei denn, es wird dies ausdrücklich mit dem Kunden schriftlich so vereinbart. 7.7 Eine Gewährleistung kann nicht für solche Mängel übernommen werden, die auf unsachgemäße Nutzung oder eine überdurchschnittliche Beanspruchung der Ware seitens des Kunden zurückzuführen sind sowie nicht für Verschleißteile. 8.1 www.filter-shop.at haftet in Fällen positiver Forderungsverletzung, Verschulden bei Vertragsabschluss, Verzug, Unmöglichkeit, unerlaubter Handlung sowie aus sonstigem Rechtsgrund lediglich bei Vorsatz und grober Fahrlässigkeit, ausgenommen bei Personenschäden. Gleiches gilt für Mangelfolgeschäden. Mittelbare Schäden (Drittschäden) sind generell ausgeschlossen. 8.2 Im Falle von Datenverlusten haftet www.filter-shop.at nur, wenn der Kunde die Datenbestände regelmäßig mindestens einmal täglich nachweisbar gesichert hat. Ansonsten wird - mit Ausnahme von Vorsatz oder grober Fahrlässigkeit - eine Haftung ausgeschlossen. 8.3 Weder Datenverarbeitungsanlagen noch Computersoftware arbeiten nach dem aktuellen Stand der Technik stets fehlerfrei. Entsprechend kann www.filter-shop.at auch keinen unbedingt immer fehlerfreien Betrieb des Online-Handels technisch sicherstellen. Hinzu treten die Unwägbarkeiten des Internet selbst. www.filter-shop.at haftet deshalb nicht für Schäden, die darauf beruhen, dass infolge technischer Mängel möglicherweise von Kunden abgegebene Kaufangebote nicht bei www.filter-shop.at eingehen oder dort nicht berücksichtigt werden. 8.4 Der Umfang einer Haftung von www.filter-shop.at nach dem Produkthaftungsgesetz bleibt unberührt. 8.5 Die vorstehenden Regelungen geben den vollständigen Haftungsumfang von www.filter-shop.at, ihrer Geschäftsleitung und ihren Mitarbeitern wieder. Eine weitergehende Haftung wird ausgeschlossen. www.impellerpumpen.at gewährleistet, dass die anlässlich von Bestellungen anfallenden Kundendaten lediglich im Zusammenhang mit der Abwicklung der Bestellung erhoben, bearbeitet, gespeichert und genutzt werden. Der Kunde gestattet www.filter-shop.at ihm Informationsmaterial zu Werbezwecken schriftlich in Form eines News-Letters zu übermitteln. Soweit der Kunde die Zusendung von o.a. Informationsmaterial nicht möchte, ist der Kunde berechtigt, dieser Nutzung jederzeit durch eine kurze formlose Mitteilung an www.impellerpumpen.at zu widersprechen. 10. Rechtswahl 10.1 Auf die Rechtsverhältnisse zwischen www.filter-shop.at und Kunden sowie auf die jeweiligen Geschäftsbedingungen findet österreichisches Recht Anwendung. Die Anwendung des UN-Übereinkommens über Verträge über den internationalen Warenkauf vom 11.04.1988 ist ausgeschlossen. 10.2 Die Bestimmungen der Ziffer 11.1 lassen zwingende Regelungen des Rechts des Staates, in dem der Kunde seinen gewöhnlichen Aufenthalt hat, unberührt, wenn und soweit der Kunde einen Kaufvertrag abgeschlossen hat, der nicht der beruflichen oder gewerblichen Tätigkeit des Kunden zugerechnet werden kann (Verbrauchervertrag) und wenn der Kunde die zum Abschluss des Kaufvertrags erforderlichen Rechtshandlungen in dem Staat seines gewöhnlichen Aufenthaltes vorgenommen hat. 11.1 Ein Recht des Kunden zur Aufrechnung oder Zurückbehaltung besteht nicht, es sei denn, die Forderung ist unstreitig oder rechtskräftig gerichtlich festgestellt. Die Rechte des Kunden nach § 1052 ABGB bleiben jedoch unberührt. 11.2 Erfüllungsort ist für Zahlungen am Geschäftssitz von www.filter-shop.at. Für Lieferungen ist der Erfüllungsort entweder bei www.impellerpumpen.at oder der Versandort des ersten Versenders, der für www.filter-shop.at tätig wird. 11.3 Sollten einzelne Bestimmungen dieses Vertrages ganz oder teilweise nicht rechtswirksam sein oder ihre Rechtswirksamkeit später verlieren, so soll hierdurch die Gültigkeit des Vertrages im übrigen nicht berührt werden. Für diesen Fall verpflichten sich die Parteien, anstelle der unwirksamen Regelung eine wirksame Regelung zu vereinbaren, die, soweit rechtlich möglich, den mit der unwirksamen Regelung verfolgten wirtschaftlichen Zweck unter Berücksichtigung der in diesem Vertrag zum Ausdruck gekommenen Interessen der Parteien am nächsten kommt. Das gleiche gilt, soweit der Vertrag eine von den Parteien nicht vorhergesehene Lücke aufweist. 11.4 Der Kunde kann seine Rechte gegenüber www.filter-shop.at nur mit deren schriftlicher Zustimmung zedieren. 11.5 Ausschließlicher Gerichtsstand ist Feldbach oder ein anderer gesetzlicher Gerichtsstand nach Wahl von www.filter-shop.at, soweit der Kunde ein Kaufmann im Sinne des Handelsgesetzbuches oder eine Körperschaft des öffentlichen Rechts ist. Taschenfilter F7, 592x592x500mm, 8 Taschen Taschenfilter G4, 490x592x360mm, 5 Taschen

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Market Shows Carney That His New Job Is Much Harder Than Bernanke's By Michael J. Casey Updated Aug. 7, 2013 1:51 pm ET Cut Mark Carney some slack. Clearly, the Bank of England governor's attempt to mimic Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's "forward guidance" policy hasn't met his objectives. Rather than encouraging investors to take on risk and keep financial conditions loose, the U.K. central bank's promise to keep rates low until unemployment falls to 7% prompted a selloff in stocks and bonds and a jump higher in the pound versus the dollar.

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Stronger Settings Wednesday, September 5, 2007 Novel Revision Permalink Match Emotional Structure to the Novel’s Settings Always try to matching the setting to the emotional layers of your story. For example, the setting of Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy is a New England coastal village, appropriate for several reasons. It’s built on a solid cliff, like Turner’s life is built on the solid foundation of family and church. Lizzie is physically separated from Turner’s life because she lives on an island. And the coast is a place where a boy might row out far enough to come face to face with a whale, a place where a boy might look into the eye of a whale. It speaks of foundations and separations and inspiration and growth. Generic School Settings. My particular pet peeve is school settings while are all generic. Yes, to an extent, if you’ve been in one school, you’ve been in them all. But teachers–and characterization of teachers is important–can create a micro-environment within a school. Do they have family pictures on their desk, or awards, or vacation pictures, or just generic posters? What is the emotional environment of your story? When you choose a setting, make it echo that emotional environment! This could include the time period, the geographic location, the buildings, the clothing, the time of year, the weather, and the bit characters who populate this setting. Evaluate all these in light of the emotional journey your character is taking Does this sound too much like your English class trying to analyze a story? Well, it is. Another book I like that provokes me to think about this is How to Read Literature Like a Professor: A Lively and Entertaining Guide to Reading Between the Lines by Thomas Foster. When is the weather not just the weather? When is a meal not just a meal? Occasional newsletter signup

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David Roberts, Managing Director, Co-op Property, said: “Delivering what our members and customers want and need is at the very core of our organisation, and the smooth running of our stores and branches is essential to this. The safety and well-being of our colleagues and customers at the heart of our work, and this is aligned to our ambition to deliver the best customer experience. This long term partnership approach has enabled us to develop a bespoke solution, resulting in a team of highly skilled dedicated engineers delivering fantastic services to sites in their local area. The move will also create social value in our communities through local job creation, support for community projects and a training and Apprenticeship scheme which will equip the sector with the next generation of multi-skilled engineers.” Photo: Engineer, Charlotte Webb, 22 Andrew Torr Co-op Press Office E: andrew.torr@coop.co.uk © Co-operative Group Limited. All rights reserved. This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this site you're agreeing to our cookie policy.

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Archivi categoria: Andy Bird I leader mondiali del business ammettono che i dischi volanti sono reali e che gli extraterrestri esistono Per cinque mila dollari a biglietto, alcuni dei leader imprenditoriali del mondo sono stati informarti su questioni che difficilmente si sarebbero aspettati, durante il primo giorno del Global Competitiveness Forum (GCF) tenutosi a Riyadh, in Arabia Saudita. E’ stato detto loro che i dischi volanti sono reali, e che era meglio cominciare a pensare alle implicazioni sul business derivanti dagli extraterrestri e dalle nuove tecnologie. Convocato ogni anno dalla Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority, il GCF riunisce leader politici e uomini d’affari per discutere le metodologie di promozione della competitività delle imprese. Per la prima volta in occasione della conferenza annuale, il GCF ha un pannello su cui vengono discussi UFO e vita extraterrestre. Intitolato “Learning from Outer Space” il pannello viene spiegato da 5 interlocutori tutti d’accordo sul fatto che la vita extraterrestre è una realtà, e che essa ha molte implicazioni per il mondo come lo conosciamo. Il panello fù presentato il 23 gennaio in una sessione stile “aula magna” il che significa che tutti i partecipanti del GCF hanno potuto partecipare e sentire quello che gli esperti hanno avuto da dire sul fenomeno UFO e sulla vita extraterrestre. C’erano più di 1000 partecipanti che includevano le elitè del business e della politica, come gli ex premier britannico e canadese, Tony Blair e Jean Chretien, Jim Albaugh, presidente e CEO di Boeing, Andy Bird, presidente di Walt Disney International, Jared Cohen, direttore creativo di Google, e molti altri. Il succo del discorso è la realtà della vita extraterrestre e che è quindi necessario prestare attenzione alle implicazioni che tutto ciò avrebbe sul business. Ecco come il GCF ha riassunto le presentazioni del pannello sul suo sito web: Learning from Outer Space Non convenzionale e di grande rilevanza è il tema sulle vita extraterrestre che è stato affrontato nella riunione di ieri intitolata “Contact: Learning from Outer Space”. Gli esperti Zoaghloul El-Naggar, Stanton Friedman, Michio Kaku, Nick Pope e Jacques Vallee hanno portato casi e fatti molto convincenti sull’esistenza di esseri viventi in altre parti della galassia, sono indizi emersi attraverso evidenze empiriche, teologia religiosa e il ragionamento logico. Mr. Friedman ha aperto il suo intervento con una dichiarazione coraggiosa, “I dischi volanti sono reali!” A grandi linee questo riassume le idee di tutto il gruppo degli interlocutori. Mr. Pope ha esposto le implicazioni sul business potenziale dello spazio, come ad esempio la redditività derivante da una sponsorizzazione aliena o da un marchio alieno. El-Naggar è convinto della loro esistenza , ma ha sollevato una questione interessante e cioè quella che non sarebbe etico spendere risorse economiche per contattare una società aliena quando dobbiamo ancora affrontare la guerra e la povertà nella nostra società. Mr. Vallee ha incoraggiato gli accademici ad analizzare le prove. Il pannello della conferenza del GCF di quest’anno ha messo gli imprenditori e i leader mondiali davanti ad una realtà e cioè considerare seriamente le implicazioni delle prove riguardanti gli UFO e la vita extraterrestre. Un grafico che riassume le discussioni del GCF ,creato dal’artista Sunni Brown (in alto), rivela lo spessore dato alle questioni sul contatto extraterrestre e sui nuovi tipi di energia che saranno probabilmente disponibili dopo questo contatto. I dirigenti delle imprese sono pronti a fare ciò che i leader politici non sono finora riusciti a fare – ricercare attivamente attraverso prove convincenti che delle civiltà intergalattiche sono già state qui e che hanno tecnologie condivisibili con l’umanità Pubblicato su Alieni, Andy Bird, Arabia Saudita, Esopolitica, GCF, Jared Cohen, Jean Chretien, Jim Albaugh, Learning from Outer Space, Riyadh, Tony Blair, Ufo

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Ley Nº 18.910 de 25 de mayo de 2012. Dispone ajustes al sistema tributario vigente en Derecho Laboral, n.246 (abr.-jun. 2012) Título : Ley Nº 18.910 de 25 de mayo de 2012. Dispone ajustes al sistema tributario vigente [artículo] Ley Nº 18.910 de 25 de mayo de 2012. Dispone ajustes al sistema tributario vigente [texto impreso] . - 2012 . - p. 391-392.

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Help L39ion bring CYCLE Kids to CA schools L39ION of Los Angeles Announces Charity Partnership with CYCLE Kids to bring bikes to schools across the country L39ION of Los Angeles has teamed up with the national charity CYCLE Kids to raise money to provide bikes and a cycling program for schools in Los Angeles County. CYCLE Kids began as an intervention to help combat childhood obesity and grew to support children’s basic right to a physically and emotionally healthy start in life. With research funded by the American Heart Association, and a collaboration between academic staff at Boston University's Sargent College for Health and Rehabilitation Sciences and PE teachers, CYCLE Kids developed an elementary school curriculum. CYCLE Kids now selects applicant schools to grant their program to and works closely with their staff and teachers to implement a program that combines the fun and practical skill of riding a bike with healthy nutrition. Helmets are provided and the bikes have a safe home in the schools to create a great daytime activity for young students. The curriculum is research-based and meets national core learning standards for physical education, reading and comprehension, and math. It helps kids, families, and teachers get back to the basics of fitness with a non-competitive, fun, and simple activity. More information on CYCLE Kids is available at www.cyclekids.org. With L39ION founders Justin and Cory Williams, the partnership will focus on selecting schools in Los Angeles to inject grants into their home communities. The short-listed schools will apply for the program once they meet the criteria. The fundraising effort builds on the outreach work the Williams brothers have been doing in their home neighborhood over the past decade, creating and funding cycling programs in schools to pair with their visits and community work. Justin: “Growing up in central Los Angeles, this project is incredibly close to my heart. Without a bike, I don’t know where I would be today, or who I would be. I’m so proud to have grown the L39ION platform to be able to use it to promote projects and partnerships like this. Putting bikes into local schools is a charity initiative I’ll shout from the rooftops. It’s so important to always give back to the next generation.” Cory: “We are giving these kids a chance to grow beyond their community. A bike for us got us out of our bad neighborhood and will give them an opportunity to move outside of the world that they live in.” The goal is to raise 200,000 dollars, financing eight schools. Donations can be made at https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-L39ion-bring-CYCLE-Kids-to-schools Julianne Idlet, Founder and CEO of CYCLE Kids: “I am excited to work with Justin and Cory to bring CYCLE Kids programs to children in the schools in LA! You don’t need hours and hours to impact a child. You just need a bike and a few miles of roadway to make a difference. I know personally how impactful a bike can be. The simple act of riding a bike creates so many amazing memories that it’s hard to imagine a child not having this experience.” Justin: “The dream is to hire a rider out of the CYCLE Kids program in a decade from now. Let’s make it happen, together.” ​© 2022 by L39ION of Los Angeles

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3. LIBROS Cuadernos de Fedesarrollo Elementos para una política pública frente a la crisis de Venezuela Reina, Mauricio; Mesa, Carlos A.; Ramírez, Tomás (2018-11-30) La inmigración de ciudadanos venezolanos se ha convertido en uno de los retos más importantes que enfrenta la economía colombiana en el presente. Se estima que para fines de 2018 había más de 1.200.000 ciudadanos venezolanos con vocación de permanencia en el país. Semejante flujo migratorio tiene importantes efectos en dimensiones tan relevantes como los salarios, el empleo, la distribución del ingreso, el crecimiento ... Mercado eléctrico en Colombia: Transición hacia una arquitectura descentralizada Benavides, Juan; Cadena, Ángela; González, Javier J.; Hidalgo, Carlos; Piñeros, Alejandro (2018-11-29) El sector eléctrico de Colombia avanzó notablemente con la reforma de las Leyes 142 y 143 de 1994. Se introdujeron mecanismos de mercado en generación, se regularon las actividades de transmisión y distribución, y se llegó a la solvencia económica de las empresas sectoriales. Por lo menos durante cinco años, el mercado eléctrico sirvió de modelo para reformas internacionales. Con el paso del tiempo, los mercados y ... Justicia y gasto público Salazar, Natalia; Fernández, Francisco; Gutiérrez, Diego A. (2018-11-28) Este estudio realiza una revisión general del gasto asociado a la justicia en Colombia en las siguientes tres dimensiones: i) Tamaño y evolución, eficiencia, efectividad y equidad del gasto orientado a la administración de justicia y las cárceles en el país, ii) El impacto en las finanzas públicas de decisiones de los jueces y de las altas cortes, y iii) Tamaño y evolución del gasto publico orientado a cumplir con las ... El sistema de salud colombiano en las próximas décadas: cómo avanzar hacia la sostenibilidad y la calidad en la atención Gutiérrez S., Catalina (2018-03) Para estimular el debate de ideas en la contienda presidencial de 2018 Fedesarrollo lideró la elaboración de varios documentos con propuestas de política pública en áreas críticas para el desarrollo económico y social del país. En el documento de Catalina Gutiérrez se analiza el tema de la salud, en el cual Colombia ha tenido notables avances en las últimas décadas en aspectos importantes como la cobertura del ... Crecimiento Económico: ¿Es posible recuperar un ritmo superior al 4% anual? Gómez, Hernando J.; Higuera, Laura J. (2018-03) Siguiendo la tradición, para estimular el debate de ideas en la contienda presidencial de 2018, Fedesarrollo lideró la elaboración de varios documentos con propuestas de política pública en áreas críticas para el desarrollo económico y social del país. En este documento, Hernando José Gómez y Laura Higuera analizan las causas de la drástica reducción que se ha observado en el ritmo de crecimiento potencial de la ... AuthorBenavides, Juan (1)Cadena, Ángela (1)Fernández, Francisco (1)González, Javier J. (1)Gutiérrez S., Catalina (1)Gutiérrez, Diego A. (1)Gómez, Hernando J. (1)Hidalgo, Carlos (1)Higuera, Laura J. (1)Mesa, Carlos A. (1)... View MoreSubject Política Pública (4)Public Policy (4)Comercio Exterior y Economía Internacional (2)Crecimiento Económico (2)Desarrollo Económico y Social (2)Economic and Social Development (2)Economic Growth (2)Macroeconomía, Política Monetaria y Fiscal (2)Mercado Laboral, Pobreza y Protección Social (2)... View MoreDate Issued

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`Straight-news man' Wallace to be `Fox News Sunday' host Howard Kurtz, The Washington PostCHICAGO TRIBUNE Chris Wallace admits he had reservations about leaving ABC for Fox. "I had the same conception a lot of people did about Fox News, that they have a right-wing agenda," he said Monday after being named the host of "Fox News Sunday." "I'm a straight-news man -- I plead guilty." But he became convinced after months of watching Fox News Channel that the network gets "an unfair rap. Its reporting is serious, thoughtful and evenhanded. ... If they wanted someone to push a political agenda, they wouldn't have hired me." Wallace, 56, represents a shift for a network whose biggest stars (Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Brit Hume) are viewed as conservative. Tony Snow, current host of the Sunday show, had been a conservative columnist and worked for former President George Bush. That means Wallace, who will also play a key role in Fox's presidential campaign coverage, will be its first front-line star since Hume to have made his name as a correspondent for one of the broadcast networks. Along with such moves as hiring Greta Van Susteren from CNN and co-sponsoring presidential debates with the Congressional Black Caucus, Fox seems to be inching toward more conventional journalism. "Do I have political opinions? Absolutely," Wallace said. "But I vote for the person, and I've voted for Republicans and Democrats and independents over the course of my life. I feel very strongly that you try not to let that affect the way you report the news." Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes called Wallace "one of the best interviewers in the business. ... I have no idea what he thinks personally, but he asks tough questions of everybody." Ailes said hiring Wallace "makes it more difficult for our critics" who say the network tilts to the right. James Wolcott of Vanity Fair, who has written critically of Fox, said Wallace "does give them a certain blue-chip quality. But you have to wonder how much a real professional journalist of the old school is going to resist the talking points that seem to get handed down. The test will be, will he fall in with the gang?" Wallace, who has won three Emmys, is senior correspondent for "PrimeTime Thursday" and an occasional anchor on "Nightline." He said ABC had treated him well and, with his contract nearing expiration, there was talk of his becoming chief diplomatic correspondent for "World News Tonight." But, he said, "one thing that intrigued me was the idea of having my own broadcast. There's something exciting about having your own show that you can put your own signature on ... to help set the agenda for what people are talking about at the dinner table." Wallace was host of "Meet the Press" in the late 1980s when he was an NBC correspondent. He said his father, "60 Minutes" man Mike Wallace, approved of the move. "Fox News Sunday," which is fourth in the Sunday talk show derby, is the only regular news program that appears on the Fox broadcast network, not its cable station. At least 106 people shot, 14 fatally, in Chicago weekend violence Watch live: Gov. J.B. Pritzker gives a coronavirus update After Twitter outcry, 5 women detail Chris D’Elia’s alleged sexual improprieties

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LO ARTISTICO Y LO ESTETICO 2ªED ARGAN GIULIO CARLO El gran historiador del arte Giulio Carlo Argan (Turín, 1909 ? Roma, 1992) da respuesta a estas preguntas. POETA EN NUEVA YORK CÉCILE AMEN BERTHE MORISOT JOSEPHINE BINDE DORIS HANSMANN RUTH DANGELMAIER GENEALOGÍAS DEL ARTE Catálogo de la exposición "Genealogías del Arte" Concebida y organizada por la Fundación Juan March y el Museo Picasso Málaga, la muestra reúne trescientas cincuenta obras y más de un centenar de documentos de doscientos treinta artistas y autores relacionados con el pensamiento visual, e incluye las más variadas representaciones visuales de ese pensamiento (árboles genealógico... Vista previa: LO ARTISTICO Y LO ESTETICO 2ªED

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Sunday, Sep 9, 2012 - 6:00 AM "Milking The Rhino" Everyone has seen a nature documentary with a ferocious kill on the Serengeti Plain. Well, here's a different story about villagers navigating the dangers and costs of living with wildlife. After a century of "white man's conservation," the Maasai of Kenya and Namibia's Himba people are vying to share a piece of the eco-tourism pie. D

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Robots will Enable Fans to talk to Stars Live on BAFTA Red Carpet It’s not a February Fool – fans will get to talk to stars on the BAFTA red carpet while sitting in their living rooms, through the medium of the EE Fanbots By Harriet Matthews Fri 14 Feb, 2014 @ 20:59 GMT Nope, we’re not making it up! Film fans are being given the chance to use their Tablets to chat live to stars as they wander the red carpet at this year’s EE British Academy Film Awards (otherwise known as the BAFTAs), which will take place this Sunday night at the Royal Opera House in London. The two robots, which have been christened the EE Fanbots, take the form of screen-like ‘heads’ on wheels, so the fans will not only be able to talk to the celebs (with their own face appearing on the robot’s screen), they will also be able to move the robots around from the comfort of their own living room. What’s the betting they both chase after Leonardo DiCaprio as soon as he suaves into view? If you’re thinking that you’d like to have a go at controlling an EE Fanbot, and maybe have a quick chat with Tom Hanks while you’re about it, then I’m afraid you’re out of luck. The jammy swine who’ll get to have a try have already been chosen from amongst EE customers, and are no doubt sharpening up their interview skills at this very moment in preparation for Sunday. Of the plan to let loose the Fanbots at the BAFTAs, Director of Brand at EE Spencer McHugh has said: “The BAFTA Film Awards are one of the most prestigious and glamorous occasions in the global film calendar, and we wanted to give genuine film fans the opportunity to enjoy the experience wherever they may be. This is now possible thanks to the magic of technology and to be able to trial the EE Fanbots on such a grand stage is thrilling for us. Robots have long been a favoured subject of movie-makers so it’s fitting that we can bring film fans closer to the action using this exciting new technology on our superfast network.” We’ll all be glued to the BAFTAs on BBC1 at 9pm, Sunday 16th of February, and footage of the Fanbots will go live on the EE website on Monday 17th. Tags: Baftas, EE, Fanbots Last modified: Fri 15 May, 2015 Video: iTom – EE BAFTA Film Awards 2018 Report Chief Editor: What I did at the BAFTAs 10 Films we forgot won Best Film at the BAFTAs Stephen Fry's 10 Best BAFTA Quotes: 2014 Edition News and Rumours Round-Up (12/02/12) previous post Trailer Review: Enemy (2014) next post BAFTA 2014: The Report There's 0 Comments. Add yours

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Tag: little mermaid Author:Tami Reed Published on:July 04, 2019 Category: Disney Halle Bailey Cast As Ariel In Disney’s Upcoming Live-Action Reimagining Of The Little Mermaid Halle Bailey has been cast as Ariel in Disney’s upcoming live-action reimagining of The Little Mermaid. The film is directed by Rob Marshall and produced by Marshall, John DeLuca, Marc Platt and Lin-Manuel Miranda. The film will feature beloved songs from the animated classic by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, as well as new songs by Menken […]

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Inicio EDUCACIÓN Ministerio de Educación celebra IV Feria Nacional Escuelas Laborales de Educación para... Ministerio de Educación celebra IV Feria Nacional Escuelas Laborales de Educación para jóvenes y adultos 25horas DeNoticias Con el propósito de promover la cultura emprendedora y el trabajo de jóvenes y adultos que egresan de las Escuelas Laborales de Educación, hoy fue celebrada la IV versión de laFeria Nacional de Escuelas Laborales. Durante la actividad, los participantes egresados de las distintas áreas técnicas, exhibieron los conocimientos adquiridos a través de la capacitación en las diferentes modalidades, como son: belleza y estética, diseño y confecciones, decoración de interiores, arte culinario, bisutería, entre otras. Esta feria que se realiza cada dos años y, en primera versión celebrada en el 2014, también se dieron a conocer las capacidades técnicas de los estudiantes para que sean captados por el mercado laboral. La exposición técnica contó con la presencia del ministro de Educación, Antonio Peña Mirabal. También se dieron cita directores, docentes y estudiantes de diferentes centros educativos de la capital. Propósito de las Escuelas Laborales del Ministerio de Educación Las Escuelas Laborales son la primera iniciativa del país en capacitación técnica. Surgieron en la década de los 80. Permiten impartir más de 50 cursos técnicos a nivel nacional. Constituyen una manera de captar a los jóvenes pobres, con el objetivo de democratizar el acceso al conocimiento técnico y que ellos puedan mejorar su calidad de vida, emprendiendo o insertándose al mundo laboral. Cada año, egresan 20 mil personas de estas escuelas formadas en las diferentes áreas técnicas que se imparten. Vía:www.presidencia.gob.do Artículo anteriorComisión presidencial se reúne con caficultores de Villa Trina y pescadores de Sabana del Puerto para cumplir compromisos Visita Sorpresa Artículo siguienteEjecutivos de JetBlue visitan al presidente Danilo Medina y expresan compromiso continuar apoyo a turismo RD Gobierno y líderes políticos llaman a países asumir rescate de Haití Televisora asegura transmite los contenidos educativos que le corresponden Ministro de Educación afirma 32% de postulantes a nivel nacional ha...

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Recherche : Soirée Fest-Noz du mardi 27 juin Par Claude Beaunis le 31/07/10 – 10:22 mardi 27 juillet Un fest-noz (fête de nuit en breton) est une fête traditionnelle bretonne. Quatre groupes ont participé à son animation. * Les Deux Belettes, un groupe de kan ha diskan (chant à répondre) * Les Deux Pat, un couple de sonneurs biniou-bombarde * Guy et Dominique : guitare/violon/chant *Le Duo Blain Leyzour (vous pouvez retrouver des extraits sonores et vidéo sur leur site...) Le concert Diabolo/Dust Deux groupes de musique (comprenant des membres de l'IDEM 44) ont joué le vendredi 23 juillet. Quelques extraits photo... Spectacle "Musique verte" samedi 24 juillet Le soir de la journée Forum, Jean-Yves Bardoul nous a proposé un spectacle passablement déjanté, qui a ravi les enfants comme les adultes. Voici quelques photos souvenirs. J’ai lié ma botte Par Hervé Moullé le 22/07/10 – 11:53 Dès sa présentation au congrès de l'Ecole Moderne à Angers, en avril 1949, le film de Jean-Paul Le Chanois devient emblématique de la pédagogie Freinet. Le leitmotiv musical du film, "J'ai lié ma botte", restera pendant des années le chant de ralliement des débuts de séances de congrès. Ciné Freinet Le Ciné Freinet a commencé mercredi soir son activité avec la projection du film "Le mouvement Freinet". Film documentaire en français de 52 minutes réalisé en 1996 par Henri Portier. Ce film a été conçu et réalisé à l'occasion du Centenaire de Célestin Freinet et des 70 ans du Mouvement Freinet. Il en retrace les grands moments, à partir des éléments de la mémoire cinématographique retrouvée et conservée. Par Maïwenn Lebreton le 19/07/10 – 17:11 avant la RIDEF Mardi 27 juillet au soir il y aura un fest-noz (bal breton) En vue de sa préparation, nous vous proposons une initiation aux danses bretonnes entre 13 h 30 et 14 h 30. Les mercredi 21, jeudi 22, samedi 24 et mardi 27 à côté du bar... Recherche courante : Soirée Compte-rendu (3) jeudi 22 juillet (2) avant la RIDEF (1) vendredi 23 juillet (1) samedi 24 juillet (1) mardi 27 juillet (1) Contact | Mentions légales | Soutiens | Site réalisé par le Chantier des Outils Informatiques de l'ICEM avec Drupal

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USMA : Maintenant, place à la Saoura Ayant bénéficié de trois jours de repos bien mérité suite aux grands efforts fournis lors de la dernière rencontre face à Bel-Abbès, c’est hier matin que les joueurs usmistes ont repris le chemin du travail. La bande à Rolland Courbis a déjà entamé la préparation eu vue du match de la coupe d’Algérie qui devra l’opposer samedi à la JS Saoura. C’est avec un moral gonflé à bloc, suite à la dernière brillante victoire arrachée aux dépens des Bel-Abbésiens, que Khoualed et consorts ont repris le chemin du travail. Décidément, ils ne pensent qu’à cette épreuve qui semble périlleuse à Béchar. En effet, après avoir renoué avec le succès qui leur a permis de retrouver leur bonne dynamique, les Rouge et Noir seront appelés à confirmer samedi face à la Saoura. L’équipe carbure bien et enchaîne les bons résultats au championnat. Il faut maintenant arracher le billet de la qualification au prochain tour de la coupe d’Algérie et aller le plus loin possible dans cette compétition. A trois jours seulement du déplacement à Béchar, le compte à rebours a déjà commencé pour les coéquipiers de Feham Bouazza qui sont en pleine concentration pour réussir ce déplacement et revenir à Alger avec la qualification pour les 1/16 de finale de la coupe d’Algérie. Le stade Omar Hamadi sera fermé pour travaux USMA-MCEE bien parti pour avoir lieu à Blida ou Rouiba La rencontre qui devra opposer l’USMA à son homologue le MC El-Eulma pour le compte de la 16e journée de Ligue 1 n’aura pas lieu au stade Omar Hamadi de Bologhine, et ce, en raison des travaux de renouvellement de sa pelouse qui devront être entamés d’ici le début du mois de janvier. Et il est impossible qu’ils soient achevés avant cette rencontre. Devant cette situation, il est fort probable que cette rencontre soit délocalisée au stade Mustapha Tchaker de Blida ou à l’OPOW de Rouiba qui semblent plus probables d’abriter cette confrontation. Pour le moment, il n’y a rien d’officiel, mais les jours à venir, on en saura un peu plus. Koudri : «On a tous les moyens pour se qualifier face à la Saoura» «Ma blessure n’est pas grave» Après avoir réussi leur dernière sortie en championnat en la remportant avec l’art et la manière, le milieu de terrain usmiste Hamza Koudri affirme qu’il faut, désormais, mettre ce succès aux oubliettes et penser au match de la coupe d’Algérie qui devra opposer son équipe à la JS Saoura. Selon Koudri, cette rencontre s’annonce difficile pour son équipe dans un périlleux déplacement, mais avoue qu’ils ont tous les moyens pour revenir à Alger avec le billet de la qualification pour le prochain tour. Entretien réalisé par Anis S. - Une large victoire avec l’art et la manière face à Bel-Abbès, quel commentaire faites-vous ? - Ce fut difficile face à la coriace formation bel-abéssienne. Comme vous avez vu, on avait du mal à rentrer dans le match et on n’est parvenus à marquer qu’à la dernière minute de la première mi-temps. Je crois qu’on a bien géré la rencontre lors de la deuxième période où on a inscrit cinq buts. On a bien appliqué les consignes de notre coach et on a réussi le plus important en arrachant les trois points de la victoire. Cette victoire nous a permis de retrouver le moral et la confiance après la défaite à Béjaïa. Désormais, il faut mettre cette brillante victoire aux oubliettes et penser aux prochains rendez-vous, notamment le match de la coupe d’Algérie, qui devra nous opposer samedi à la JS Saoura. - Malgré la large victoire, votre adversaire vous a créé plusieurs difficultés, n’est-ce pas ? - Effectivement, on savait dès le début qu’on n’aura pas la tâche facile face à Bel-Abbès. On a pris notre adversaire au sérieux et on s’est donnés à fond pour s’adjuger les trois points. Je crois qu’on a réussi notre mission. - Vous devrez surtout garder les pieds sur terre… - Exactement. Le championnat est encore long et d’autres rendez-vous importants nous attendent. On doit préserver cette dynamique et continuer à enchaîner d’autres victoires dans les rencontres qui restent à disputer, que ce soit en championnat ou dans les compétitions continentales. - Comme vous le savez, les supporters voulaient que vous finissiez cette phase aller à la première place, finalement, vous avez perdu le titre hivernal, qu’en pensez-vous ? - En toute franchise, le titre hivernal ne nous importe pas, le plus important est de continuer sur cette bonne lancée et d’arracher d’autres succès lors des prochains rendez-vous. Personnellement, je préfère qu’on reste à la deuxième ou à la troisième place, même jusqu’à la moitié de la phase retour, et de gagner le titre du championnat en fin de saison. - Désormais, vous devez vous concentrer sur le match de la coupe d’Algérie face à la Saoura, comment se présente pour vous cette confrontation ? - C’est sûr qu’on sera mis à rude épreuve face à la Saoura, d’autant plus que la rencontre se déroulera dans leur stade. On doit être prudents et donner le tout pour le tout pour espérer se qualifier au prochain tour. L’équipe possède des joueurs expérimentés, je crois qu’on a tous les moyens pour revenir à Alger avec la qualification et aller le plus loin possible dans cette compétition. - Revenons à vous. Vous avez contracté une blessure lors de la rencontre face à Bel-Abbès, il n’y a rien de grave pour vous, n’est-ce pas ? - Dieu merci, cette blessure n’est pas méchante et ne m’empêchera pas de me déplacer avec l’équipe à Béchar pour affronter la JS Saoura. Courbis devrait arriver ce soir Prévu pour avant-hier soir ou hier au plus tard, l’entraîneur en chef de l’USMA, Rolland Courbis, a retardé son retour à Alger. Il est prévu pour ce soir. Apparemment, le coach usmiste ne voulait pas rater cette opportunité de se trouver chez soi pour rester auprès de sa famille pour deux autres jours. Dziri assure l’intérim En l’absence de Courbis, c’est son adjoint Bilel Dziri qui assure la préparation de l’équipe en vue de la rencontre de samedi qui devra opposer l’USMA à la JS Saoura, en attendant la rentrée de Courbis prévue pour ce soir. Les deux Africains Ndong et Ekanga s’entraînent avec le groupe Arrivés à Alger il y a à peine une semaine, les deux joueurs africains, en l’occurrence le Guinéen Ndong et le Camerounais Ekanga Costa, ont entamé les entraînements avec le groupe. Comme rapporté dans ces mêmes colonnes, ces deux joueurs africains devront se soumettre à une période d’essai, en attendant l’arrivée de l’entraîneur en chef, Rolland Courbis, qui devra trancher lors du prochain mercato hivernal. Il est à noter que les dirigeants usmistes ne peuvent engager qu’un seul joueur étranger lors du mercato hivernal, puisque l’équipe possède déjà un joueur étranger, il s’agit du Malgache Andrea. Boudbouda reprend les entraînements Souffrant d’une blessure au genou qui l’avait obligé à faire l’impasse sur la dernière rencontre face à Bel-Abbès, l’arrière gauche de l’USMA, Brahim Boudbouda, a repris le chemin des entraînements à l’occasion de la séance de la reprise qui s’est effectuée hier matin. Le joueur est complètement rétabli de sa blessure et s’est entraîné le plus normalement du monde avec ses coéquipiers sans avoir ressenti aucune douleur au niveau de sa blessure. Sept joueurs usmistes présélectionnés par Vahid Comme il fallait s’y attendre, le sélectionneur national Vahid Halilhodzic a livré une liste de 40 joueurs présélectionnés pour la prochaine CAN qui aura lieu en Afrique du Sud. Parmi ces 40 joueurs, il y a sept Usmistes, il s’agit de Zemmamouche, Bouzid, Chaffaï, Koudri, Tedjar, Benmoussa et Gasmi. Il est fort probable que le coach national prenne certains d’entre eux pour la prochaine CAN. Tags: Ligue 1, USMA

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Songs of the Week: A$AP Rod Stewart, Billy Joel, and the Progeny of Will Smith David M. Benett/Getty Images by Rembert Browne Nick Catchdubs ft. Iamsu! & Jay Ant, “Bizness” Smoke Machine, the new album from Fool’s Gold Records cofounder Nick Catchdubs, sounds like summer. Not exactly in that Sheryl Crow way of sitting on the beach with your BFFs, but more in the “It’s warm out, let’s get in a little trouble” way. Which is the best way. Catchdubs, the veteran DJ that he is, rounded up a collection of rappers (many of whom are NYC-famous and should be bigger than NYC-famous) to flourish over his production — production that does not feel like it was made for 2015. Which is a compliment. The entire album is 33 minutes, perfect for the lowered attention span that comes with spring and summer. One of the standouts, “Bizness,” is actually from 2013 but is very welcome on this album. And that’s even before you reach the “Circle of Life” drop. A$AP Rocky ft. Rod Stewart, Miguel, Mark Ronson, “Everyday” I sincerely hope we’re in the middle of a trend that has a real shelf life. Somehow — almost out of nowhere — it’s become a sign of how culturally relevant you are (or perhaps how post-genre you are) to break someone out of a retirement home to sing a hook. And I love it. Kanye and Rihanna and Paul McCartney really took it to the next level on “FourFiveSeconds” and because of who Paul is, that may never be topped in sheer glitz. But in terms of SAY WHA, A$AP Maggie May is up there, plus Miguel, PLUS MARK RONSON. It’s a lot and most importantly, it’s great because the song matches the ambition. Hopefully this brings us one step closer to my dream collaboration of Nicki Minaj and Bonnie Raitt. Shamir, “Darker” I had a Mika phase once. I’m not hinting that Shamir and Mika are the same, or even that similar, but upon hearing both for the first time in full belt mode, a feeling came over me that challenged everything I knew about the limits of the voice box, in a positive way. Shamir’s more dancy, uptempo work is amazingly catchy, but “Darker” is something else, something I wasn’t expecting, something that I want — and arguably need — more of. Oddisee, “That’s Love” Oddisee is one of those artists that people privately praise and publicly ignore. There’s a number of reasons for why this could be true — he’s from D.C., he doesn’t have a popular crew, the gatekeepers who determine “what’s next” are lazy. His latest release, The Good Fight, is great from beginning to end, and the opening track, “That’s Love,” couldn’t be a better opener, somehow sounding like a Doors song, a Chance The Rapper song, and yes, an Oddisee song. Billy Joel, “The Mexican Connection” PIANOS OVER WORDS. PIANOS OVER CONTENT. PIANOS OVER EVERYTHING. NEVER QUESTION ME ON THIS. Omarion ft. Dej Loaf, Trey Songz, Ty Dolla Sign, Rick Ross, “Post to Be” (Remix) Dej Loaf’s verse gives this song three more months. Seriously, there’s no real reason to listen to it after her verse. But at least they put her first, which was super considerate. If you have the tools to cut and paste her verse into the original, I suggest doing that. And then send it to me. Willow Smith, “F Q-C #7” I’ve said it about Jaden and I’ll say it about Willow: PROTECT THE PROGENY OF WILL AND JADA AT ALL COSTS. They’re so talented. This is my favorite thing Willow has ever made, from the song to the video. It’s hard to think of someone with more of a realistic upside than Willow Smith, AGE FOURTEEN. Can’t wait for her and Mo’ne to be Co-Presidents of the Galaxy. Kanye West, “Last Call” Filed Under: Music, Songs of the Week, Asap Rocky, oddissee, shamir, rod stewart, nick catchdubs, Willow Smith, Omarion Rembert Browne is a staff writer for Grantland. Archive @ rembert More From Rembert Browne Rembert Explains Sisqo’s ‘Unleash the Dragon’ October 28, 2015 DRAKE DANCE REVOLUTION: The ‘Hotline Bling’ Video October 20, 2015 BigBang: The Perfect Boy Band for 2015 October 14, 2015 Three Pivotal Scenes From Jamie Foxx’s Upcoming Street-Dancing Rodent Movie ‘Groove Tails’ October 6, 2015 Genius: A Conversation With ‘Hamilton’ Maestro Lin-Manuel Miranda September 29, 2015 See all from Rembert Browne Songs of the Week: The Return of Adele October 23, 2015 Lowbrow Highlights: GG From ‘Shahs of Sunset’ Gets Weird on the First Date ‘Food News’ Podcast: Pizza News and Taste-Testing White Castle Sliders

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Former Investigators Say Deadly TWA Flight 800 Could Have Been Struck By A Missile On the evening of July 17, 1996, Trans World Airlines Flight 800 exploded and crashed into the Atlantic Ocean shortly after takeoff from New York's JFK Airport. All 230 people onboard were killed. After a lengthy, costly investigation, the National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the explosion was caused by flammable fuel/air vapors in a fuel tank, possibly sparked by a short circuit. However, a new documentary due to be aired on EPIX next month challenges that conclusion in a big way. Six former investigators told the makers of "Flight 800" that they now believe that a missile may have hit the aircraft — a long-discounted theory. According to CBS News, the crucial piece of evidence is a new form of radar analysis that shows there was a high-velocity explosion, and that debris was ejected perpendicular and southward from the aircraft. These six investigators also believe that evidence from the official NTSB-led probe was falsified and witness testimonies ignored, according to CBS. The investigators have now filed a petition to have the case reopened. The TWA-800 flight has long been the subject of conspiracy theories, including theories that there was a bomb on board or that the flight was hit by a missile. The makers of the documentary believe that the new angle will help relatives and friends get closure. "The family members need to know what happened to their loved ones," co-producer Tom Stalcup told CNN's "New Day." However, not all family members are so sure. “Personally I can't keep going over it again and again," John Seaman, the longtime leader of an organization of TWA 800 victims' families, told the Associated Press. "I think most families feel that way." The documentary is due to be shown on July 17th, 2013, the 17th anniversary of the crash. You can watch a trailer for the documentary below: In a new documentary on the crash.

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100-Word Challenge for Grownups – Week 163 — ‘Heroine’ August 18, 2015 August 25, 2015 | Sandra Pavloff Conner Julia’s 100-Word Challenge this week is the prompt: “… but it was there just a moment ago …” “But it was there just a moment ago,” Sonya insisted. Gregor’s face distorted with anger and fear. “I put it on your desk exactly as you instructed,” she said. “Honestly!” “This office was locked, Sonya. Except for you, no one had entrance.” Sonya circled the room, looking under furniture, rummaging file drawers, dumping wastebaskets. “Give me time; I’ll find it!” He grabbed her by the throat. “To whom have you betrayed me?” She stalled for time. In another hour, Interpol would have the information they needed to bring down this tyrant’s regime. Even if she had to die, it thrilled her to know she had made it all possible. Sneak a Peek at “Quenton’s Honor” Just thought I’d tease some of you a little with an excerpt from the first chapter of my novel Quenton’s Honor. Go ahead. Take a chance. Read it. Maybe you’ll decide that one chapter just isn’t enough. If so, you’ll find it for sale on Amazon’s Kindle Store, for only $3.99. And if you don’t have a Kindle, a Nook, an iPad, or an iPhone – no problem. Amazon has an app that you can download for free to turn your computer into a digital reader for any book you buy. Enjoy ..…. QUENTON’S HONOR: Chapter One (Karachi, Pakistan) “I hope you duly appreciate your cook, Mr. Ahmed,” Quenton said, addressing his Pakistani host as they walked from the dining room with the two other men who were also guests for the business dinner they had just finished. “That was one of the most delicious meals I’ve had in a long time.” “Indeed, I do appreciate his talent, Mr. Sutherland,” he answered laughing. “Especially since he serves me meals just as delicious even when I am alone.” “You’re a lucky man.” Ranjit Ahmed turned toward a closed door and opened it into a cozy library, inviting his guests inside. “Please join me in here for some relaxing conversation now that our more serious business is taken care of.” “If you wouldn’t be offended, gentlemen,” Quenton said, taking in all three men in his glance, “I’d like to be excused to check on my personal e-mail and perhaps answer some of the most pressing communications.” “Certainly, Mr. Sutherland. This has been a very pressing trip for you, and I imagine you’re feeling the strain of it about now, and probably long for your bed and sleep as much as more conversation.” “There’s some truth in that,” Quenton answered, laughing. He turned to shake the hands of the two other men. “Thank you so much gentlemen, for taking the time to meet with me this evening and answer my questions. Your information has been very useful in deciding what kind of help is most needed by the people here in your country.” “It was our pleasure,” one of the men answered him. “Indeed,” the other added. “We’re very glad to know that our information has been of benefit. We appreciate your generosity in orchestrating such humanitarian efforts, Mr. Sutherland.” Quenton turned back to his host. “I’m hoping your offer of the use of the computer in your office is still open. It shouldn’t take long to access my e-mail and print out anything I really need.” “Feel free to make use of it, Mr. Sutherland. I’ll not be using it again until morning myself. And if you find that there isn’t much that needs your immediate attention, please join us here when you’re through. Otherwise . . . I’ll see you in the morning.” “Thank you. Goodnight.” Quenton turned and walked down the hall to the office he’d seen as Ranjit Ahmed had shown him around his beautiful home that morning. He entered the office and closed the door, going immediately to the desk and computer terminal. As he moved the mouse, he was surprised to see a letter replace the screen saver. Hmm . . . must have been something Ahmed had been working on, and he had forgotten to close it out before he left the office. Quenton was a natural born reader, and he often found himself scanning any written material in front of him without even thinking about it, regardless of what it was. By the time he realized he was reading a letter that was none of his business, his eyes had scanned over a couple of lines where the mention of three specific time zones caught his attention, and he automatically started reading again from the top of the page. “The main components will be in place by midnight in the Pacific Time Zone, which will make it 2:00 AM Central, and 3:00 AM Eastern. The product should have saturated the market within a few hours of the initial entry. Response should be almost immediate, so departure should be as early as possible after the business has been transacted. The last communication from here will take place twenty-four hours before the appointment time. After that, there will be no way for you to access this information or communicate with this site.” Quenton shook his head slightly. “This is one odd letter,” he said, not even realizing he was talking to himself out loud. He leaned back in the desk chair, thinking and still mumbling out loud. “I had no idea Ahmed did business with anyone on both coasts too. I was sure he told me we were the only American company he’s been connected with for the past three years.” He shook his head again and re-read the words. For some reason he was unable to dispel a faint sense of something shady here. The terminology seemed almost purposely vague. He shrugged his shoulders. Oh, well, it really had nothing to do with him if Ahmed wanted to do business with somebody else too. “It’s not like I’m trying to corner the market in his line,” Quenton said now, and started to open a new window in the browser to access his own mail. But something just kept nagging at his mind so much that, instead of opening a new window, he found himself pulling up the information that would tell him who the letters had been sent to. He didn’t recognize any of the e-mail addresses, but he just couldn’t keep himself from pulling his notebook from his coat pocket and jotting them down. Then he laughed quietly to himself. “This is stupid. I act like I’m in a spy movie,” he said, shoving his notebook back into his pocket and getting down to his own business. He found only one item he needed to print out, so within thirty minutes, he was back in his bedroom preparing to get some sleep. He must have lain there for at least another hour before he finally dozed off, but it felt as if he were instantly awakened by the slamming of car doors close by. He rolled over in the bed and looked at the clock: midnight. Well, evidently, he’d been asleep longer than he thought. He supposed the car doors indicated the other guests finally leaving. But as he lay there, he heard voices in the courtyard below his room, and after several minutes, he realized he hadn’t heard any car engines running, or the sounds of any cars driving away. He got up and looked out the window. He could see the courtyard easily, and he was surprised to see Ranjit shaking hands with a man who hadn’t been with them at dinner. The next thing he knew, Ranjit was turning and speaking to someone else who was already out of site in the doorway of a room that opened right onto the courtyard and driveway. Instinctively, Quenton stayed back far enough to be sure he was out of sight, which wasn’t too difficult, since he hadn’t turned on a light. He saw Ranjit and the first man enter the room off the courtyard also and close the door. Well, he was wide awake now. He might as well put on his robe and go back down to the library and find something to read. Ranjit had told him to help himself to any of the books during his two-day visit. He didn’t encounter anyone else in the hallways, but for some reason, he walked especially quietly. He wasn’t sure why, but he didn’t feel exactly comfortable wondering around someone else’s house after midnight. It seemed a little creepy. He shook his head at his own feelings and mumbled to himself. “I must be letting Steve’s warnings about the dangers of this trip get to me.” His vice-president had done everything in his power to change Quenton’s mind about making the trip, citing a number of possible scenarios that could end unhappily. He shook his head again and kept walking, determined to find himself something enthralling to read and get his mind off this foolishness. He opened the door to the library and turned on the light, crossing the carpeted floor to peruse the shelves. As he moved to the shelves on the back wall, he realized he could hear voices again, and glancing around, he realized the library was situated right next door to the room he’d seen the men enter a few minutes ago. Well, he didn’t want to listen and get his mind bogged down with something that wasn’t any of his business, so he’d tune them out and get his book and leave. But the fact that they were speaking English worked against him. He couldn’t seem to not hear what they were saying … at least some of the time. One of the men had a softer voice, and Quenton missed his words, but he could hear Ranjit and one of his visitors pretty clearly. Quenton pulled himself up short again with a mental lecture about minding his own business, but about that time he heard the words, “The system in San Francisco is more difficult to get into than the others. Do you think we should try a different avenue there?” “There’s no other avenue that will reach nearly as many people,” Ranjit answered. “Tell them to keep trying.” “But they’ve tried everything they can think of already, and time’s running out.” “There has to be a way! A water system that large has to have a weak spot somewhere.” WATER? Quenton’s hearing sharpened instantly. His heartbeat picked up speed, but he deliberately tried to settle it with deep breaths, because he was determined to listen now. Why would they be interested in San Francisco’s water system? He began to wonder if he had spent too much time the past year listening to talk about possible terrorist plots. At that thought, his heart started pounding again so loudly that he had to walk right up to the wall and lean against it to hear any more words. The soft-voiced man was saying something now, but he couldn’t make out any of it except the word Chicago. “That’s right,” Ranjit said now. “If they can figure out a way to access the system in Orlando and Chicago, there is a way to take care of it out there too.” CHICAGO!! ORLANDO!! Quenton’s mind jumped back to the letter he’d seen earlier in the evening referring to the three specific time zones. He’d wondered about the letter being in English, but he knew that was a common language for businessmen in this part of the world to use, and it hadn’t made him particularly suspicious. But now he realized that the letter must have been going to people in all three of those cities, and would draw less suspicion if it were in plain English, just in case it ended up in the wrong hands at some point. He was having a hard time shutting down his own racing thoughts enough to listen to the rest of the conversation. But he could hardly hear anything clearly now. They must have moved to the opposite side of the room. He pressed his ear to the wall, but still couldn’t make out any of the words. But suddenly he noticed that the drapes at the library window that faced the courtyard were still open, and anyone walking toward the drive could see him in the room, leaning against the wall. He’d better grab a book and get back to his room. He’d find a way to get back to the computer after everyone else was in bed. He could surely find some answers there. He quickly reached up and grabbed a book on the history of Pakistan and slipped out of the library silently. Once back in his room, he changed into jeans and a knit shirt. He couldn’t seem to stop pacing, waiting to hear the midnight visitors leave. When he finally heard car doors slamming again, about an hour later, he eased up to the window and looked out. Sure enough, both men were leaving, and Ranjit turned toward the house. One of his servants came up to him and spoke in a rather secretive manner Quenton thought, but Ranjit’s only response for several seconds was just to nod his head as if he understood. Finally he glanced up toward Quenton’s window, but Quenton forced himself not to jump back. He didn’t believe Ranjit could see him through the lightweight drapes anyway, but even if he could, it shouldn’t be anything out of the ordinary for someone awakened by the cars to glance out of the window. Ranjit’s glance lasted only a couple of seconds; then he again moved toward the house, along with his servant. Quenton sat down to wait. He’d have to give all of them time to get to bed and, hopefully, to sleep, before he ventured out again. He closed his eyes, weariness from the trip . . . and from his own troubling thoughts . . . weighing him down. He sighed heavily. He really didn’t want any part of this at all. Could he just ignore everything he’d heard and go on and finish his own trip and get back home? All he wanted to do was help some of the people in these countries, hoping to bring just a little bit of peace to some of them … even in the midst of almost unceasing conflict and turmoil. His father had been diligent to teach him that a man blessed with much wealth had the responsibility to use that wealth to benefit mankind as much as he possibly could. James Sutherland had lived by the rule that if you give some of what you’ve been blessed with to others in need, you will continue to be blessed even more – and then can be an even greater blessing – and the cycle will continue. And to the best of Quenton’s memory, that policy had never failed his father at any time. So he had continued to live his own life the same way. He smiled to himself now, his head resting on the back of the chair. He’d wanted to be just like his dad ever since he could remember – always following him around – begging to go with him to the office or to visit clients – to “help” carry his golf clubs around the green or to sit beside him on the boat with his own cane fishing pole hanging over the side, waiting for a nibble. And, of course, when his dad had become a believer, Quenton had always been ready to accompany him to church – at least as a very young boy. But by the time he was out of high school and on his way to college, he didn’t figure he had time for God and church. He knew his parents were disappointed – as was his grandmother, who’d told him stories of faith from the time he was a toddler – but he had to start living his own life sometime, and the day he left for college seemed as good a time as any. Those feelings only intensified when he began to listen to the questioning ideas and attitudes that were so plentiful in his classrooms and among the people who became his friends. He sighed again. Oh, well, religion just wasn’t for him, but he had to admit that it hadn’t done too badly by his dad. He had been an extraordinarily successful man, and Quenton was honored to have had him for a father. He would continue to live by the principles his dad had instilled into him – at least as far as business was concerned – to the best of his ability. He glanced at his watch now. He’d waited long enough. It was time to slip down to the office. As he stepped into the hallway thirty minutes later, the house was silent as a stone. He slipped easily down the corridor and turned to the left, heading quickly for the office. He had planned to use the excuse that he had forgotten to access his business computer’s e-mail, should he get caught at the terminal at such an unusual hour. But he hoped that wouldn’t be necessary. He closed the door silently and eased his way around the desk to the chair in front of the terminal. He was thankful for an almost full moon, because it gave just enough light to avoid stumbling over something. He turned on the screen and found that it gave enough light to see the keyboard clearly. Now to discover the right password. He was more grateful than ever that he had expanded the family company into the manufacturing of computer hardware and that he’d forced himself, in the process, to learn a great deal about how all of the various systems functioned. He’d learned more than one way to scour those systems for the information he needed. He worked quickly and as silently as the computer itself would accommodate, holding his breath almost the whole time. … Bingo! He had it. Now to get into the rest of the e-mails and possibly some related files. He checked the time, knowing he needed to hurry, but wanting to take the time to assimilate what he read so that he didn’t have to write it all down. As he worked his way back through letters preceding the one he’d discovered tonight, he found more details. By now he felt sure he wasn’t imagining things. All these details had the makings of a thoroughly organized plan to infiltrate city water systems with a deadly substance. But what he couldn’t find were dates. His neck was rigid from the tension, and he reached back to massage it, closing his eyes for just a moment. He had to find the dates. He opened his eyes again and pulled up another document. The wording was extremely odd, and just as he was concentrating on trying to decipher what must have been some kind of coded instructions, the office door swept open and the overhead light flashed on. Quenton jumped … just enough that his hand hit the mouse, and it slid off the desk to the floor. With that motion, his tiny window of opportunity for closing down what he had been reading dissolved into thin air. (© 2004 Sandra Conner) Behind the Scenes During the Writing of ‘Quenton’s Honor’ May 29, 2015 September 9, 2016 | Sandra Pavloff Conner People often ask me where I get ideas for my novels, and they also like to know the “behind-the-scenes” details of the actual writing. So periodically I share some of those details — especially the ones that I found personally enjoyable or that helped me grow as a writer. The writing of Quenton’s Honor taught me much about dedication and commitment to a project — the kind of commitment that refuses to throw in the towel because tracking down those miniscule details takes multiple phone conversations, some with foreign speaking individuals, and hours poring over dusty facts and figures and then double-checking to see if any of them have changed since I started the research. But it also taught me that even the drudgery work has its own rewards in the positive results of self-discipline. Quenton’s Honor was actually my third novel, but it was the first of all my novels to be published, with the first printing coming out about 7 years ago. The basic story had been hanging around in my mind and my heart for months before it took enough shape to send me to the keyboard to write the first words. Once I was started, however, there was no stopping. I had to do a considerable amount of research where Pakistan was concerned, and I had to keep reminding myself that I was dealing with a huge time difference between St. Louis Missouri, and Karachi, Pakistan. That time difference didn’t cause me nearly as much trouble, though, as the loss of 12 whole days when I decided — after finishing the novel — to substitute Chapter 3 for Chapter 1. As often happens in writing a work this long, once it’s done, the author can look back and see new possibilities for the beginning chapter — scenes that will better help grab the reader and get him involved with the story immediately. I realized that Quenton’s Honor would be a better story if I took Chapter 3 and gave it to the readers first. It was a beautiful trade, and I was very happy with it, except for the fact that I had lost 12 days of action. Not to be thwarted, however, I managed to squeeze in a little flashback to grab those 12 days. Of course, I’ll admit it took me 3 days to figure out how to make it all work. But in the end, all was well. Another editing change came when I turned it over to a friend who reads all my novels critically. I like to have him read my works before anyone else, if possible, because he is very particular about the quality of books he reads and is eager and quick to speak up if a book is lacking in any area. When he read Quenton’s Honor, he loved the book overall and was genuinely touched by several parts, but he was not at all happy with one scene where Quenton’s life is about to be snuffed out by his terrorist guards, and the men sent to rescue him have not arrived. My friend insisted the scene needed more energy and physical action. Now, this friend is a very shy, introverted, quiet-spoken person, and definitely not the physical confrontation type. However, when I asked him for his ideas about changes to that particular scene, he got up from his desk and began to act out all the parts of the physical confrontation for the scene. I sat and watched him with my mouth open. Here was an entirely different person from the one I’d known several years. He was so energized as he acted out all the parts that he made a believer out of me, and I went home and re-wrote that scene exactly the way he had acted it out. Of course, I acknowledged him gratefully in the front of the book. So far, readers seem to find the changes I made very agreeable. Any of the rest of you who read the book are welcome to let me know what you think as well — about the beginning, the short flashback, and the fight to save Quenton’s life — or just about the story in general. The printed version of Quenton’s Honor is available from St. Ellen Press, and the digital version is available from Amazon’s Kindle Store. The publisher plans to make the print version available on Amazon this summer. [Background globe photo by Prawny. Used by permission. Edited.] A Novel of Inspiration, Patriotism, and Romance May 24, 2015 | Sandra Pavloff Conner Discovering a terrorist plot and risking your life to stop it before three U.S. cities are destroyed, receiving a visitation from an angel with important information from the Lord, falling in love with someone halfway around the world — through the help of a rusty old computer — and learning that it’s never too late to give your life to Jesus Christ. What more could any reader want from one book? QUENTON’S HONOR (by me) has it all, and it’s just waiting at the Amazon Kindle Store to be snatched up by readers for their Kindles, Nooks, iPads, tablets, iPhones, and Androids. The novel has been out in paperback edition for several years, but this month saw its debut in digital format, and it’s available only on Amazon. If you’re looking for a fresh, inspiring reading experience, check it out. It’s worth $3.99 — even if I do say so myself. You can also visit the “Quenton’s Honor” Facebook page to meet the characters and learn more about the book. (Paperback version is currently available from St. Ellen Press, but will also be available on Amazon in June.)

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Review: Kanye West eerie, erratic on ‘Yeezus’ By MESFIN FEKADU Associated Press Jun 19 2013 10:08 pm Kanye West, “Yeezus” (Def Jam/Roc-A-Fella) It’s hard to digest all of Kanye West on his new album. “Yeezus” is the rapper’s darkest, eeriest and most erratic album of his six solo releases. He is in militant form on the 10-track set, rapping over beats that are artsy, electronic and gloomy. It’s a far stretch from the contemporary rap and pop success he achieved with more than a dozen Top 10 hits, including “Gold Digger,” “Stronger” and “Heartless.” But that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. “Yeezus” continues on the dark and emotive path he set on 2010s “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” and “808s & Heartbreak,” which was released two years earlier. The production throughout “Yeezus” is exceptional, with Rick Rubin, Daft Punk, No ID, RZA and more helping out. The album flows nicely, with songs including layered vocals and transitions that elevate them to great heights: “On Sight” starts the album with the right energy and West gets an epic and soulful assist from Charlie Wilson on the closing track, “Bound 2.” It’s a classic Yeezy effort and arguably the album’s best track. Lyrically, though, West isn’t always at his best. The album lacks deep storytelling from the 36-year-old, which he powerfully delivered on past albums. He sounds random and frustrated at times, and at others, he’ll frustrate you (he raps of an oral sex act from a nun on “I’m in It”). Really? FOR-REALZY YEEZY? West raps about religion a good amount on “Yeezus,” which is his Jesus-like moniker. “If I don’t get ran out by Catholics, here come some conservative Baptists,” he says on “Black Skinhead.” And on “I Am a God” – well, you get it. But religious folks won’t be the only ones upset with the album: While West has promoted “Yeezus” with performances on “Saturday Night Live” and video projections to match the album’s wild sound, he’s releasing it without a huge single on radio or on the charts. There isn’t even an official music video. While he charted new territory on “Twisted Fantasy,” that album was sprinkled with radio-ready anthems like “All of the Lights.” For the performer with the largest voice in rap – and sometimes in all of music – he deserves praise for not conforming to mainstream and radio rules like other pop stars. He may lose some fans because his new sound isn’t easy to digest, but he’ll likely gain others, too.

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En l’espèce, ils sont au nombre de huit : 1) Les autorisations spéciales d’absence (ASA) Elles sont liées à la parentalité et à l’occasion de […] LOI SÉCURITÉ GLOBALE : CENSURE DU CONSEIL CONSTITUTIONNEL LE PARLEMENT APPROUVE LA NOUVELLE SUSPENSION DU JOUR DE CARENCE (JUSQU’AU 30 SEPTEMBRE) Cette mesure est inscrite dans le projet de loi relatif à la gestion de la sortie de crise sanitaire, sur lequel les députés et les […] LES COLLECTIVITÉS ONT ADAPTÉ DANS L’URGENCE LEUR GESTION RH FACE À LA CRISE SANITAIRE Plans de continuité d’activité, fourniture d’équipements aux agents, télétravail, autorisations spéciales d’absences… Si la pandémie n’a pas empêché les collectivités d’assurer leurs missions de service […] « PRIME COVID » : DE FORTES DISPARITÉS ENTRE LES COLLECTIVITÉS 29 % des collectivités ont décidé après délibération de verser une telle prime à leurs agents, prime dont le montant moyen est de 488 euros, […] LE PROJET DE LOI 4 D … DE A À Z Le projet de loi « relatif à la différenciation, la décentralisation, la déconcentration et portant diverses mesures de simplification de l’action publique locale », dit « 4D », est […] AVEC LA CRISE, L’ÉGALITÉ PROFESSIONNELLE NÉCESSITE UNE PLUS GRANDE IMPLICATION DE TOUS La crise sanitaire a montré la persistance des inégalités entre hommes et femmes au travail. Et le confinement a mis en évidence la hiérarchie des […] DEUX RAPPORTS PRÉCISENT LA FUTURE FORMATION DES AGENTS PUBLICS AU PRINCIPE DE LAÏCITÉ Un rapport portant sur les trois versants de la fonction publique et un autre spécifiquement tourné vers les personnels de l’Éducation nationale détaillent ce que […] RÉACTIONS DES FÉDÉRATIONS FO-SPS ET FO-FONCTIONNAIRES SUITE AU MEURTRE D’UNE ASSISTANTE SOCIALE Cliquer sur le communiqué FO SPS ci-dessous pour le télécharger Cliquer aussi sur la réaction de FO Fonctionnaires ci-dessous pour la télécharger PLATEFORME REVENDICATIVE FO DES ASSISTANTES FAMILIALES ET ASSISTANTS FAMILIAUX Cliquer sur le document ci-dessous pour le lire et/ou le télécharger (10 pages) MISE EN ŒUVRE DES LIGNES DIRECTRICES DE GESTION : PUBLICATION D’UN NOUVEAU GUIDE L’AMF publie ce jour un guide pratique inédit sur la mise en œuvre des lignes directrices de gestion (LDG) qui sensibilise les employeurs publics sur […] CONGÉ DE PATERNITÉ ET D’ACCUEIL DE L’ENFANT : ALLONGEMENT DE LA DURÉE ET MODIFICATION DES MODALITÉS DE PRISE Le décret n° 2021-574 du 10 mai 2021 relatif à l’allongement et à l’obligation de prise d’une partie du congé de paternité et d’accueil de l’enfant. 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Arriva la tessera sanitaria ma è senza dati Il documento sostituirà il codice fiscale Fabrizio Graffione - Ven, 26/08/2005 - 00:00 Una nuova tessera sanitaria, formato carta di credito, è arrivata o sta per arrivare a casa dei residenti liguri. Sostituisce il documento del codice fiscale, ma non, almeno fino al prossimo anno, il libretto sanitario che deve essere quindi conservato. Finora l’Agenzia delle entrate ne ha spedite 885.423 su un totale di 1.459.799. Alcuni si vedranno cambiare il codice fiscale. L’ufficio di via Fiume sta verificando 149.486 posizioni che non corrispondono all’allineamento delle banche dati della regione Liguria, dei Comuni e del ministero delle Finanze, ma entro la fine di novembre tutti dovrebbero ricevere la nuova card fiscale sanitaria. Per chi non trovasse nella buca delle lettere la tessera entro la fine dell’anno, potrà poi rivolgersi agli uffici dell’Agenzia delle Entrate per ritirare la tessera sanitaria di plastica. Per ora il vantaggio per il cittadino si ferma in caso di viaggi all’estero, ma soltanto all’interno della Comunità europea. In caso di bisogno si potrà esibire la tessera sanitaria, senza dovere richiedere all’Asl il modello E 111 necessario per il rimborso delle spese sanitarie all’estero. Per il resto occorrerà attendere almeno un anno. «Il software che dovrà essere inserito per la gestione della banca dati a livello nazionale – spiega Antonio Viola, direttore regionale dell’Agenzia delle Entrate – è in fase di studio da mesi, ma sarà operativo l’anno prossimo. Attraverso la banda magnetica riportata sulla tessera sanitaria, oggi completamente vuota, si potranno inserire dati di ogni genere in aiuto del cittadino. È ovvio che questo strumento serve comunque a monitorare la spesa pubblica sanitaria e quindi ad evitare sprechi e casi di malasanità. Non è successo in Liguria, ma in altri parti d’Italia sono state registrate delle prestazioni a favore di persone decedute o altre truffe. Con la nuova card magnetica collegata alla banca dati, sarà difficile riuscire a organizzare casi del genere perché tutto sarà controllato regolarmente». Chi riscontra degli errori nella tessera sanitaria appena ricevuta a casa, deve immediatamente segnalarli all’ufficio dell’Agenzia delle Entrate. La validità della card è di cinque anni e per rinnovarla non si dovrà fare nulla, perché quella nuova verrà spedita a casa del cittadino. Se si smarrisce basta chiederne un duplicato anche via internet all’indirizzo www.agenziaentrate.gov.it, oltre a qualsiasi ufficio dell’Agenzia delle Entrate. Per sapere se la tessera sanitaria è stata già spedita a casa, è sufficiente consultare il web all’indirizzo www.sistemats.it, digitare il proprio codice fiscale e consultare online le varie pagine di assistenza della nostra regione. «È un importante passo in avanti per aiutare il cittadino dal punto di vista sanitario – spiega Domenico Crupi, dirigente dell’Asl – le possibilità sono molteplici. Ridurre la spesa pubblica sanitaria anche attraverso un valido monitoraggio è un vantaggio per tutti. Per adesso il cittadino che si reca dal medico di famiglia per la prescrizione medica, cioè la ricetta, deve munirsi sia della tessera sanitaria, sia del libretto sanitario. Se poi un assistito si presenta in farmacia senza la tessera sanitaria, il farmacista deve verificare se sulla ricetta c’è riportato il codice fiscale. Quando manca, deve richiederlo all’intestatario della ricetta, che deve esibire la tessera sanitaria». La nuova carta di credito finanziaria e sanitaria deve quindi essere esibita quando si fruisce di una prestazione sanitaria: dal medico di famiglia, dal pediatra, all Usl, in farmacia e presso le strutture convenzionate. Ovviamente vale anche come tesserino di codice fiscale in ogni occasione venga richiesto, come in banca, alla posta, all’università. Il sistema è già avviato in Abruzzo, Umbria, Emilia Romagna, Veneto. La Liguria è quindi la quinta regione italiana dove la tessera magnetica viene adottata regolarmente.

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YOU ARE HERE: LAT Home→Collections→SurveillanceFormer policeman sentenced in killing of Russian journalistDecember 14, 2012|By Sergei L. Loiko | This post has been corrected. See the note below for details. Anna Politkovskaya's daughter Vera, background, looks at former… (Mikhail Metzel / Associated…)MOSCOW —Six years after the death of crusading Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, a former senior police officer was found guilty in Moscow City Court on Friday for his role in the slaying and was sentenced to 11 years in prison in a trial that left many questions unanswered and the journalist’s family and lawyers bitterly dissatisfied.Dmitry Pavlyuchenkov, formerly a police lieutenant colonel and head of the Moscow police surveillance department, was found guilty of ordering subordinates to trail Politkovskaya, providing information to hit men from the northern Caucasus and procuring a hand gun with a silencer for the attack. He was also ordered to pay her family about $100,000 in damages.Politkovskaya, 48, a New York City-born investigative reporter with Novaya Gazeta known for her scathing attacks on President Vladimir Putin, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov and other high-level officials, was shot in the head and chest in the elevator of her apartment house in downtown Moscow on Oct. 7, 2006.Judge Alexander Zamashnyuk said in the verdict that Pavlyuchenkov’s “actions were premeditated and paid for.”“For surveillance purposes he involved his subordinates [who were] unaware of the criminal design,” Zamashnyuk said. At least five police officers tracked Politkovskaya’s movements prior to the killing. “He paid them $100-$150 a day and they used the department’s cars for that.”Pavlyuchenkov acknowledged being paid $150,000 for his role.The case was heard separately from the main trial expected to take place in March after Pavlyuchenkov struck a deal with prosecutors, acknowledging his guilt and providing details of the crime’s organization.In a jury trial in 2009, two Chechen brothers, Ibragim and Dzhabrail Makhmudov, were found not guilty of murder for lack of conclusive evidence. Pavlyuchenkov testified for the prosecution in that case.The brothers – along with a third brother, Rustam, who went into hiding in 2009 to avoid prosecution – now face charges again along with another former police officer, Sergei Khadzhikurbanov, and Chechen gangster Lom-Ali Gaitukayev, both serving prison terms for unrelated crimes.[For the record, 10:25 a.m. Dec. 14: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that three brothers - Rustam, Ibragim and Dzhabrail Makhmudov - faced trial in 2009 on charges related to the death of Anna Politkovskaya. Rustam was charged in 2009 but went into hiding, avoiding trial.]Speaking to a crowded courtroom, Pavlyuchenkov apologized to the slain journalist’s family. “Please forgive me as much as possible,” he said.Pavlyuchenkov said that he was acting out of fear that Gaitukayev, whom he identified as the organizer of the attack on Politkovskaya, otherwise would order him killed.“I would like my example to be a lesson to people who come to work in the police so that they wouldn’t get into stupid and terrible situations like the one I got in,” Pavlyuchenkov said. “I was lucky to stay alive.”Pavlyuchenkov will be eligible for parole as soon as six and a half years after incarceration.The slain journalist’s son, Ilya Politkovsky, said Friday he had mixed feelings about the verdict. “On the one hand I am happy that at last one of the people who killed my mother will go to prison,” Politkovsky said in an interview. “On the other hand, I think the verdict is too soft and we will appeal it.”Politkovsky said Pavlyuchenkov didn’t really fulfill the terms of the deal with investigators. While giving details about the triggerman and his accomplices, Pavlyuchenkov didn’t name the person or persons who ordered the crime.At one point during the investigation, Pavlyuchenkov told authorities Gaitukayev had identified exiled Russian tycoon and Putin archenemy Boris Berezovsky and former Chechen resistance leader Ahmed Zakayev as possibly being behind the crime but provided no conclusive evidence, Politkovsky said, who added that he didn’t believe Berezovsky and Zakayev were involved.A top journalist from his mother’s newspaper also expressed frustration with the direction of the investigation.“The Kremlin seems to be content with the complicity of Berezovsky and Zakayev as the main version and they obviously don’t want the investigation to consider other options,” said Sergei Sokolov, deputy editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta, who heads the paper’s own journalistic investigation into the case.“We have our own version of who could have ordered this crime," he said, "but I am afraid now that Pavlyuchenkov’s trial is over, the official investigation may never uncover the whole truth.” ALSO:Man slashes 22 children near China schoolEuropean officials move to unify banks, aid GreeceIsraeli foreign minister resigns as criminal charges loom MORE:Seizure Led to FloJo's DeathHis 104 scores make his caseRestaurant review: South Beverly GrillBrutal Murder by Teen-Age Girls Adds to Britons' ShockComaneci Confirms Suicide Attempt, Magazine SaysAdvertisement FROM THE ARCHIVESAcquittals in slaying of Russian journalist overturnedJune 26, 2009Jury acquits three charged in Russian journalist's deathFebruary 20, 2009Verdict imminent in slaying of Russian journalist, but...February 19, 20093 charged in journalist's deathJune 19, 2008Russian murder case loses some of its suspectsAugust 31, 2007MORE STORIES ABOUTSurveillanceAnna PolitkovskayaCopyright 2016 Los Angeles TimesTerms of Service|Privacy Policy|Index by Date|Index by Keyword

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Glamping: is it family-friendly? April 21, 2015 by Rachel I am a huge fan of camping. It doesn’t get much better than this: roughing it in a rustic tent or cabin after a day of whitewater rafting and hitting the trails with the kids, starting up the BBQ, and grabbing the guitar for a campfire jam. Camping is the great American pastime along with fishing and baseball – you know summer has truly started when it’s time to head off into the woods for a weekend of fun! However, more and more people are looking to trade in pitching a tent and instead book a glamping site. Glamping isn’t just the ultimate romantic getaway. It’s the ultimate family escape, perfect for nature lovers, adrenaline junkies and luxury campers alike. With the lure of nature beckoning without having to sacrifice the luxury and comforts of home, glamorous camping is the way to get the best of both worlds. Swimming, cycling, hiking, horseback riding – you name it, there are tons of exciting outdoor activities to enjoy. Make the most of what nature has to offer, from bustling communities just outside some of the world’s best national parks or secluded retreats miles away from civilization. Tree-house glamping in huge redwood forests, cozy cabins overlooking mountain ranges, sturdy gers bracing against the plains. With so many diverse destinations to experience, getting in touch with nature doesn’t get more appealing than this. It’s a great time to disconnect from our tablets, smartphones and other distractions and get out, get back to our roots, and spend some quality time with the family. Glamping is the perfect setting for enjoying all our favorite pastimes as well as connecting on a healthy level. From building fires for roasting marshmallows to discovering new locales just steps away from the campsite, it’s a private, serene setting that makes an idyllic alternative to the more crowded resorts of mainstream tourism. As well as offering an off-the-beaten-track experience, glamping is one of the best eco-friendly vacations that are quickly becoming some of the most popular to hit niche tourism. The Outdoor Traveler YouTube features some of the hottest destinations that glamping has to offer. Outdoor Traveler are specialists in providing outdoor and adventure holidays, and browsing through their website and social media is a great way to get inspiration for your next trip. The best part is that everything is already laid out for you and the family – no assembling tents or carrying your campsite around. Just grab your outdoor clothes, pack a few bathrobes, and get ready to relax and recoup. If you’re looking for an energetic day out with the kids followed by a luxurious sleep beneath the stars, you just might want to consider one of the best grassroots niche ventures the tourism industry has dreamed up yet. Make a glamping trip your next family-friendly vacation.

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Rollstuhlfahrer in Berlin von Zug überfahren und getötet Rollstuhlfahrer von Zug überfahren und getötet Berlin - Ein Rollstuhlfahrer ist am Berliner Bahnhof Alexanderplatz von einem Zug überfahren und getötet worden. Die Polizei geht von einem tragischen Unfall aus. Der Mann war am Dienstag vom Bahnsteig ins Gleisbett gestürzt, kurz bevor ein Regionalexpress einfuhr. Nach Polizeiangaben starb der Mann noch am Unglücksort. Die Polizei ging von einem tragischen Unfall aus. Der Mann habe vermutlich am Bahnsteigrand seinen Rollstuhl umdrehen wollen, um rückwärts in den Zug zu fahren, sagte ein Sprecher. Dabei habe er zu viel Schwung bekommen und sei über die Bahnsteigkante gerollt. Auch zwei mutige Zeugen, die auf das Gleis sprangen, konnten den Mann nicht mehr retten. Da der Zug bereits gefährlich nahe kam, mussten sie wieder auf den Bahnsteig klettern. Der Zugführer und eine Frau erlitten einen Schock.

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‘The Good Doctor’: Liz Friedman Upped To Co-Showrunner For Season 6 Alongside David Shore May 14, 2022 admin The good doctor 0 The Good Doctor, whose Season 5 finale airs this coming Monday, already has been renewed for a sixth season. It comes from Sony Pictures Television and ABC Signature. “I have worked with, and shared my burdens with, and depended on Liz for years,” Shore said. “Very much looking forward to enjoying all the great things she is going to do with the show.” Friedman, who started her career with an unpaid internship at Sam Raimi’s Renaissance Pictures — which led to jobs as Raimi’s assistant, and later an executive there, developing and producing Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Xena: Warrior Princess and Young Hercules — transitioned to writing when she was hired by Shore on the 2002 CBS series Hack. After stints on “Numbers” and “The O.C.,” Friedman reunited with Shore for seven years on his hit Fox medical drama “House,” before going on to develop and co-write (with Jenji Kohan) the pilot for Netflix’s signature series, “Orange Is the New Black.” The script was nominated for WGA and Emmy awards. Friedman then wrote for Elementary and Jessica Jones and created Conviction for ABC before reuniting with Shore again, joining The Good Doctor in the second season as executive producer. “Since giving me my first staff job, David has been a mentor, friend and defining influence on my career,” Friedman said. “And while our arc could satisfyingly end with me turning to the Dark Side and impaling him on my lightsaber, banding together over our shared love of good stories and The Good Doctor seemed less twisted and more rewarding (thank you, Sony!).” The Good Doctor stars Freddie Highmore as Dr. Shaun Murphy, Hill Harper as Dr. Marcus Andrews, Richard Schiff as Dr. Aaron Glassman, Christina Chang as Dr. Audrey Lim, Fiona Gubelmann as Dr. Morgan Reznick, Will Yun Lee as Dr. Alex Park, Paige Spara as Lea Dilallo, Noah Galvin as Dr. Asher Wolke and Bria Samone Henderson as Dr. Jordan Allen. In the Season 5 finale, “Sons,” written by Shore & Jessica Grasl & Nathalie Touboul and directed by Shore, Shaun and Lea make a big life decision and are pleasantly surprised by the support they receive from their friends at the hospital. Meanwhile, when Dr. Wolke’s parents show up with a revelation, Asher struggles to accept that he and his father may never truly understand one another. Friedman is repped by CAA and attorney Jeannie Newman at Hansen, Jacobson & Teller and Newman. This Is Us season 6 episode 17: How will it set up series finale?

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●★ ☆CiviLizACiOnEs AsIATIcAs ☆★● ♥ Un mundo oriental casi mágico donde las maravillosas civilizaciones prístinas la INDIA Y CHINA, se fusionan, para dar un toque de emoción y calidez a todo el mundo. Una vista desde el occidente, a las dos civilizaciones más bellas del mundo♥. Por su superficie, Asia podría contener a todo el continente americano y aun contaría con espacio libre.Las 10 montañas más altas del mundo están todas en Asia. Los 10 volcanes activos más altos del mundo están todos en América.<?xml:namespace prefix = o />El país con mayor número de oficinas de correo no es EU, ni Rusia, ni China, sino India con 154,000 oficinas.El Taj Mahal es una de las mayores obras que el hombre ha hecho por amor. Construido en la ciudad india de Agra entre los años 1631 y 1648, fue mandado construir por el emperador Shah Jahan como mausoleo para perpetuar el recuerdo de su esposa favorita.<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />La Gran Muralla China es la única obra humana que puede verse desde el espacio. Esta obra de fortificación se extiende por 2.400 kilómetros. El objetivo de la Gran Muralla fue defender al país de las incursiones de los hunos.La primera ciudad del mundo en alcanzar el millón de habitantes fue Pekín en 1750. Sin embargo actualmente aunque China es el país más poblado del planeta, Pekín no está entre las 10 ciudades con más habitantes.Sólo superado por EU, India es el segundo país en extensión de autopistas con 3 millones de kilómetros.Sólo superado por EU, India es el segundo país en extensión de autopistas con 3 millones de kilómetros ¿Cuànto conoces sobre las civilizaciones China e India? La Organización Económica de India: La principal base de la economía era esencialmente agrícola. El estado poseía enormes haciendas que eran cultivadas por esclavos y labriegos. Las otras mayores fuentes de ingreso durante esta era fueron, el cobro de impuestos sobre la tierra, el comercio y la manufactura de objetos artesanales. Las civilizaciones de India dependían del río Indo. Este río se desbordaba todos los años, inundando extensas zonas y depositando sedimentos fértiles. Este inmenso potencial agrícola, fue a la vez la base sobre la cual se desarrolló el urbanismo en torno al río Indo. Los principales cultivos alimenticios eran el trigo y la cebada que se sembraban en la primavera, cuando las aguas de la inundación retrocedían y crecían con un mínimo esfuerzo. Los hombres de la civilización del Indo criaron, además, una amplia variedad de animales domésticos, entre otros, el ganado con joroba de India, el búfalo de río y el elefante, animales que desde entonces se han considerado como elementos típicos del escenario rural indio. chinindia BIENVENIDOS A NUESTRO BLOG! Organización Política de China: Organización Económica de China: Organización Social de China: Rol Jerárquico de China: Creencias, Valores y Tradiciones de China: Organización Política de India: Organización Social de India: La Religión en la India: Tradiciones y el legado de India: CIVILIZACIONES PRISTINAS ViDeO ChInA ViDeOs InDiA Visita otros Blogs Aventurándonos en las civilizaciones China e India India y China El Blog de Siddhartta Pristinísimos Civilización India & China Las Maravillosas Civilizaciones. EL SABIO ORIENTAL ●★ ☆CiviLizACiOnEs AsIATIcAs ☆★● © 2008. Template by:

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Des cartes mères ALIX pour vos systèmes embarqués Mercredi, 04 Avril 2012 01:00 Domotics La semaine dernière, un lecteur m'a fait découvrir les cartes mères ALIX. Ce sont des cartes mères performantes que l'on peut utiliser pour créer un système embarqué : Pare-Feu, Routeur, Smart-Meters, Centrale de chauffage, etc Ces cartes ALIX sont très connues et vendues dans différentes boutiques Internet. Différents modèles existent. Vous devez choisir votre modèle en fonction des extensions que vous souhaitez : port usb, port PCI, Battery, etc. Il est possible d'utiliser de nombreux OS sur ces cartes : Windows XP, Linux, FreeNAS, OpenWRT, DD-WRT, etc Une large gamme de boitiers sont disponibles sur Internet. On trouve le boitier classique autour de 12 euros : Et on trouve aussi des boitiers étanches qui permettent d'envisager une utilisation en extérieur (relai Wifi, etc). Le site PC Engines vous propose des exemples d'utilisation qui sont faits par ses principaux clients. Il faut compter entre 60 et 80 Euros pour acheter une de ces cartes. Une solution peu onéreuse pour mettre en oeuvre une de vos idées ? Pour finir, je vous propose cette vidéo qui montre la carte sous tous ses angles ... Ils en parlent aussi La boutique Mini-Box La boutique Alix-Board.de Le forum PC Engines Mise à jour le Dimanche, 01 Avril 2012 13:36

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Where’d I Go? It’s been years since I posted. Literally. I was never very good at posting to begin with. Managing a social media profile is more than a skill. It’s a talent. There are some people who have it, and then there’s me. It’s not that I don’t like writing. I write nearly every day, but I usually prefer writing about the imaginary people I’ve created in my head than about myself. See, I just don’t have that much to write about. I rarely have life-altering realizations. I don’t have the ability to paint crazy cool designs on my fingernails, I’m not fussed enough to dye my hair unicorn colors, and I almost never have good advice. In fact, if I ever give you advice, probably don’t take it. Every good thing that’s ever happened to me has happened pretty much on accident after I made about a million terrible choices—as if the universe saw what a mess I was making of my life and decided to throw me a bone. But, seeing as how I started this blog and you all took the time to sign up for it, you deserve to know what I’ve been up to. The long and short of it is I had a baby. And nearly three years of my life just flew out the window. I suspect there are more than a few new moms out there, stealing five minutes for themselves to read this post, who are glancing up at the title and wondering where they went, too. It just happens when you have a baby. You check out of the “You” motel, with it’s crisp sheets and whenever wake up time, and willingly subjugate yourself to something like the army, but way harder. Drill sergeants have nothing on colicky babies when it comes to yelling. Then they stop being babies and turn into toddlers, and you really can’t take your eyes off them for a second or they’ll be chewing on electrical wires or licking the bottoms of their shoes. You say the craziest things when you have a toddler—things you’d never think you’d have to say to another human being. Like, Please don’t stick your finger in the cat’s butt. He doesn’t like it. Or, No, your diaper is not a nest. Do not put scrambled eggs in there. Toddlers. The only thing that separates them from the clinically insane is age. And then, suddenly, they become little girls. They choose their own outfits and use the bathroom by themselves and they start saying please and thank you and I love you, mommy. And your heart breaks into a million pieces. There’s no checking back into the “You” motel. Momming is a life-long gig, and I hear it gets way harder from here on out. But there’s finally more time and there’s more room for me. So that’s where I’ve been. And I’m back. Hello again.

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Home Showbiz God Told Me I Would One Day Be President Of Ghana –... God Told Me I Would One Day Be President Of Ghana – Prince David Osei God told me I would one day be President of Ghana. Ghanaian actor Prince David Osei says he will one day become the President of Ghana. According to the actor, God told him when he was 17-years-old that he would one day become President of Ghana; and although God did not tell him the time the promise would be fulfilled, he is equipping himself with everything he needs to succeed as the leader of the nation. “I will be the President of Ghana someday. In life, everybody and what God gives them. Sometimes you might look unqualified, you might [even] look like you are not the one. That has always been my story…I know who I am and who I trust in,” he said in an interview on Accra-based television station, Citi TV. “The time I can’t tell but it will manifest,” he added. David added that he has a personal relationship with God and that he believes in God’s promise to him. “I’m one individual who believes in a personal relationship with God. I go to church, I respect my pastor but I do one on one with God such that I hear from God on a daily basis, I get direction from God and if something is going to happen to me, I get the hint before somebody confirms… I pray a lot. It’s a gift. I can pray forever,” he explained. Asked how he was preparing himself towards that vision, Prince said, “when God calls you, he equips you. You need to do the basics. I mean, the basics is going to school, learning about leadership, governannce and international relation, knowing what the whole scope is about…then the grace of God will prevail. If it’s the same God who said it, He will do it.” Prince David Osei was one of the celebrities who openly supported President Nana Akufo-Addo and the New Patriotic Party during the 2020 elections. On why as a showbiz person he decided to publicly involve himself in partisan politics, David said campaigning for the NPP was just a stepping stone to help him fulfil his dream. According to David, those who did not know about his political ambition and prophecy would not understand his move until it finally manifests one day. Credit: Citinewsroom Prince David Osei Previous article30-year-old Kente Weaver Beaten, Slaughtered With Axe Next articleActress Yvonne Okoro Says No Pressure Can Move Her To Marry

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Alcalá Noticias 19.abr. 2018 La Junta de Gobierno aprueba solicitar la IX Escuela Taller Prevé la formación de 36 jóvenes menores de 25 años en confección de fibra de vidrio, viverismo y mantenedor- reparador de instalaciones de climatización El Ayuntamiento de Alcalá la Real aprobó el lunes 27, en sesión ordinaria de la Junta de Gobierno, la solicitud del proyecto de Escuela Taller IX, dentro de la convocatoria 2012 de la Consejería de Empleo de la Junta de Andalucía. De concederse este nuevo programa formativo, se formarán 36 jóvenes desempleados menores de 25 años en las especialidades de confección de objetos de poliéster y fibra de vidrio; viverismo general; y mantenedor- reparador de instalaciones de climatización. El proyecto presentado recoge un presupuesto total de 1.064.132,64 euros, para lo que se solicita una subvención de la Junta de 999.332,64 € con una aportación municipal de 64.800,00 €. La Escuela Taller tendría una duración de dos años. La primera especialidad solicitada está destinada a la formación de doce alumnos trabajadores en confección de objetos de poliéster y fibra de vidrio. Las actuaciones se dirigirían al diseño y elaboración de carrozas y elementos de decoración para eventos con fibra de vidrio, poliéster y pasta de celulosa. También a la fabricación de pavimento de caucho a través del reciclado de neumáticos en parques y colegios del municipio. La segunda especialidad que se presenta en el proyecto municipal es de formación en viverismo general, también para 12 alumnos trabajadores. En este caso, las actividades se centrarían, de concederse, en los viveros, jardines y centros de jardinería que se lleven a cabo en el vivero del polígono El Chaparral (municipal) y en los parques y jardines municipales. Por último se ha solicitado la especialidad de mantenedor reparador de instalaciones de climatización para 12 alumnos trabajadores. Las actuaciones prevén la instalación de climatización y calefacción de edificios municipales; el mantenimiento y reparación de calefacción en edificios municipales, y el mantenimiento y reparación de instalaciones de fontanería en edificios municipales. Fuente: Ayuntamiento de Alcalá la Real Solo los usuarios registrados pueden agregar sus comentarios. Por favor, vaya a login, o regístrese. Copyright © 2005 - 2018 Alcalá Noticias. Designed by JoomlArt.com © Alcalá Noticias 2008 -2018 │ Todos los derechos reservados │ Esta dirección de correo electrónico está protegida contra los robots de spam, necesita tener Javascript activado para poder verla │ Alcalá la Real (Jaén)

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Crosby remains no-doubt No. 1 pick in 2005 re-draft by Adam Kimelman NHL.com will take a look back at the NHL drafts from five, 10 and 15 years ago this week, leading up to the 2015 NHL Draft at BB&T Center in Sunrise, Fla. How would a redo of those drafts look today? There wasn't much debate regarding who the first pick of 2005 NHL Draft would be, and 10 years later there isn't much more Sidney Crosby could have done for the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Penguins were the lucky team that won a special lottery drawing for the right to pick first, and the reward has been a player who has ranged from outstanding to dominant during the past decade. Crosby has won the Hart Trophy twice, the Art Ross Trophy twice and two Olympic gold medals. He captained the Penguins to the 2009 Stanley Cup one season after helping them reach the Stanley Cup Final. A number of the players picked after Crosby have done pretty well also. But with 10 years of hindsight, how would that draft go if the same players were made available today? Note: Players listed with current teams; original draft position in parentheses 1. Sidney Crosby, C, Pittsburgh Penguins (1) Crosby's 1.36 points-per-game average is fifth in the expansion era behind four of the game's legends, Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Mike Bossy and Bobby Orr. His 302 goals and 853 points top all players in his draft class. Few players ever have entered the League with as much hype as Crosby, and he's lived up to every bit of it. 2. Anze Kopitar, C, Los Angeles Kings (11) The best all-around player on two Stanley Cup championship teams, his 218 goals and 610 points are second to Crosby among players from the 2005 draft. Kopitar's defensive play is among the best in the League. 3. Carey Price, G, Montreal Canadiens (5) Price led the League in wins, goals-against average and save percentage this season to win the first goaltending "Triple Crown" since since Ed Belfour in 1990-91. He's a finalist for the Hart and Vezina trophies; no goalie has won the Hart since Jose Theodore in 2002. Price's 99 wins since the 2012-13 season are the most in the League. 4. Jonathan Quick, G, Los Angeles Kings (72) A third-round pick by the Kings, he was the backbone of two Stanley Cup championship teams. His 1.41 goals-against average in the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs is the best in League history among goalies to play at least 17 games, according to Hockey-Reference.com. 5. Anton Stralman, D, Tampa Bay Lightning (216) A seventh-round pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs, he finally came into his own when he signed with the New York Rangers in 2011. He was a key part of the Rangers' run to the Stanley Cup Final in 2014 and did the same with the Lightning this year. 6. Tuukka Rask, G, Boston Bruins (21) A first-round pick by the Maple Leafs, he was traded to the Bruins a year later for goaltender Andrew Raycroft. Rask led the League in GAA and save percentage in 2009-10, backstopped the Bruins to the Stanley Cup Final in 2013 and won the Vezina Trophy in 2014. 7. Kris Letang, D, Pittsburgh Penguins (62) A third-round pick by the Penguins, Letang has developed into one of the most offensively gifted defensemen in the League. He's been dogged by health issues the past few seasons; he was a Norris Trophy contender this season before sustaining a concussion in March. His 66 goals and 285 points are second among defensemen in the draft class. 8. Bobby Ryan, RW, Ottawa Senators (2) Bobby Ryan - CAREER TOTALS Right Wing - OTT GOALS: 188 | ASST: 203 | PTS: 391 SOG: 1,455 | +/-: 52 Selected by the Anaheim Ducks one spot after Crosby, Ryan had four 30-goal seasons playing alongside Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry. Traded to the Senators in 2013, he has 41 goals and 102 points in two seasons with them. His 188 goals are third among players in his draft class. 9. Marc-Edouard Vlasic, D, San Jose Sharks (35) A second-round pick, he's been a stalwart for the Sharks since arriving as a 19-year-old in 2006. His nine goals this season were a career high, but he's never been a big point-producer. He's relied on his smarts and skill, which are among the best in the League, in the defensive zone. 10. Ben Bishop, G, Tampa Bay Lightning (85) A third-round pick of the St. Louis Blues, Bishop didn't get a chance to be a No. 1 goalie until he was traded to the Lightning late in the 2012-13 season. Since then, he's gotten the Lightning to the playoffs twice, including a trip to the Stanley Cup Final this season. He had 40 wins this season, and his 77 wins the past two seasons are more than any goalie except Price. 11. James Neal, LW, Nashville Predators (33) A second-round pick of the Dallas Stars, he was a three-time 20-goal scorer with the Stars, then had a career-best 40 with the Penguins in 2011-12. He's scored at least 20 goals in all seven of his NHL seasons. 12. Niklas Hjalmarsson, D, Chicago Blackhawks (108) A fourth-round pick, he has been a key part of the Blackhawks' three Stanley Cup championship teams in the past six seasons. His 66 blocked shots led all players in the 2015 playoffs, including 23 in six games against the Lightning in the Cup Final. 13. Keith Yandle, D, New York Rangers (105) A fourth-round pick of the Arizona Coyotes, his 67 goals and 322 points lead all defensemen in his draft class. 14. Marc Staal, D, New York Rangers (12) He's recovered from concussions and an eye injury to get back to being one of the Rangers' most defensively sound players. He also rediscovered his offensive game this season; his five goals and 20 points were the most he's had since the 2010-11 season. 15. Patric Hornqvist, RW, Pittsburgh Penguins (230) Taken by the Predators with the final pick of the draft, he's had at least 20 goals in five of the past six seasons. This season, his first with the Penguins, he had 25 goals and 51 points in 64 games. 16. T.J. Oshie, RW, St. Louis Blues (24) He had career bests of 21 goals and 60 points in 2013-14, the same season his Olympic shootout skill earned him the nickname "T.J. Sochi." He had 19 goals and 55 points this season; his 310 points are sixth among players picked in 2005. 17. Paul Stastny, C, St. Louis Blues (44) Paul Stastny - CAREER TOTALS Center - STL A second-round pick of the Colorado Avalanche, he scored at least 20 goals in six of his first eight NHL seasons. Stastny, who grew up in St. Louis, had 16 goals and 46 points this season, his first with the Blues. His 504 points are third in his draft class. 18. Justin Abdelkader, LW, Detroit Red Wings (42) The second-round pick spent three seasons in college and two more bouncing between the Red Wings and the American Hockey League before he was determined to be ready for full-time NHL duty. He had career bests of 23 goals and 44 points this season. 19. Matt Niskanen, D, Washington Capitals (28) A first-round pick by the Stars, he had career bests of 10 goals and 46 points in 2013-14 with the Penguins. This season, his first with the Capitals, he had 31 points and a plus-7 rating in 82 games. 20. Jack Johnson, D, Columbus Blue Jackets (3) Drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes, he was traded to the Los Angeles Kings before playing for them. His best seasons have come since being traded to the Blue Jackets in 2012; he had 40 points this season, the second highest total of his NHL career, and in parts of four seasons with the Blue Jackets, he has 22 goals and 106 points. 21. Darren Helm, C, Detroit Red Wings (132) A fifth-round pick, Helm has developed into a dogged checking forward and key part of the Red Wings' penalty-killing. He had career bests of 15 goals and 33 points this season. 22. Andrew Cogliano, LW, Anaheim Ducks (25) A first-round pick of the Edmonton Oilers, he's never missed a game in eight NHL seasons. He had a career-best 21 goals for the Ducks in 2013-14; this season he had 15 goals and 29 points in the regular season and nine points in 16 playoff games. His 120 goals and 266 points are in the top 10 for his draft class. 23. Vladimir Sobotka, LW, Avangard Omsk (KHL) (106) A fourth-round pick of the Bruins, Sobotka became a key bottom-six forward for the Blues and had nine goals and 33 points in 61 games in 2013-14, when he last played in the NHL. 24. Benoit Pouliot, LW, Edmonton Oilers (4) Inconsistent play has seen Pouliot skate for six teams since the Minnesota Wild drafted him. A strong season with the Rangers in 2013-14 got him a long-term contract last summer from the Oilers, and he responded with a career-best 19 goals. 25. Mason Raymond, LW, Calgary Flames (51) A second-round pick of the Vancouver Canucks, he scored 25 goals in 2009-10 and had 19 goals with the Maple Leafs in 2013-14. This season, his first with the Flames, he had 12 goals in 57 games; he missed more than six weeks because of a shoulder injury sustained Oct. 25. 26. Cody Franson, D, Nashville Predators (79) Cody Franson - CAREER TOTALS Defense - NSH GOALS: 35 | ASST: 134 | PTS: 169 SOG: 623 | +/-: 1 A third-round pick of the Predators, he was traded after two seasons to the Maple Leafs and became a solid second-pair defenseman. Nashville re-acquired him in February to add defensive depth. A 6-foot-5, 213-pound right shot, the Predators will allow him to become a free agent in July. 27. Alex Stalock, G, San Jose Sharks (112) The fourth-round pick missed a year after severing the peroneal nerve in his left leg in 2011. Healthy now, he outplayed veteran Antti Niemi at times and could be the Sharks' starter next season. 28. Kris Russell, D, Calgary Flames (67) A third-round pick of the Blue Jackets, Russell has had his best seasons after being traded to the Flames in 2013. He had career-bests of 34 points and a plus-18 rating this season. 29. Ondrej Pavelec, G, Winnipeg Jets (41) A second-round pick when the franchise was in Atlanta, he helped get the Jets to the playoffs this season for the first time since returning to Winnipeg. His 2.28 goals-against average and .920 save percentage were his best in eight NHL seasons. 30. Matt D'Agostini, RW, Geneve-Servette (SUI) (190) A sixth-round pick of the Canadiens, D'Agostini had 21 goals and 46 points with the Blues in 2010-11. For the most part, he was a dependable bottom-six forward with good speed. He had 37 points in 40 games in Switzerland this season. Missing first-round picks: Gilbert Brule (6), Jack Skille (7), Devin Setoguchi (8), Brian Lee (9), Luc Bourdon (10), Marek Zagrapan (13), Sasha Pokulok (14), Ryan O'Marra (15), Alex Bourret (16), Martin Hanzal (17), Ryan Parent (18), Jakub Kindl (19), Kenndal McArdle (20), Matt Lashoff (22), Niclas Bergfors (23), Matt Pelech (26), Joe Finley (27), Steve Downie (29), Vladimir Mihalik (30).

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REPORTING · 3rd July 2013 RIVERLODGE PLACES FIRST IN PARADE The theme for the 2013 Canada Day Parade put on by the Kinsmen Club of Kitimat was 'Pioneer Days: 1953.' Residents of Kitimat gathered along the route to watch the parade of local businesses, contractors and service clubs march by. Notable in this year’s parade was Eileen Hutson, who was recognised for the many years which she spent teaching art to youth in Kitimat, Heavy equipment brought in by Kitimat’s contractors and the Rotary Club of Kitimat with their peace doves. The Winners were picked based on how they presented the theme. First Place went to the Riverlodge Summer Programs. Second Place went to the Child Development Centre and Third Place went to Overwaitea Foods.

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This post is quite random, but with the new baby and the new semester starting I haven’t had anything profound to write. So I thought I would write on one of best, most ubiquitous songs of the 2008: “Paper Planes” by MIA. I first heard this song during the Pineapple Express trailer. It brilliantly brought all the elements of the trailer together in a slow-motion climax, leaving me with a strong desire to see the movie (whereas before I was uninterested). Next, one line from the song “No one on the corner has swagger like us” was used as the chorus to one of the biggest hits of the fall ‘Swagger Like Us” by TI feat. Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Lil Wayne. Again this one clip from the MIA song ties each of the bombastic, braggadocios verses together. Finally, and what led me to write this post, was the use of the song in the new Danny Boyle directed movie, Slumdog Millionaire. The song is used in a montage where the brothers grow up and get by while moving from train to train and stealing across India. I don’t want to sound like a broken record, but the song fits seamlessly into the movie (and into the score of the movie). Anyways, I love this song, and its a testament to its combination of hip-hop/techno by way of Bollywood, Clash-sampling catchiness that it can be used so successfully in such disparate ways. « Jack David Jack Swinging » Date : January 14, 2009 Tags: MIA, Paper Planes, Pineapple Express, Slumdog Millionaire aunt denise (20:10:13) : Owen, love the pictures of Jack first of all!!! Next – so impressed by your choice of music! I never cease to be amazed how much we have in common – the kids were also surprised that you liked the music they like!!! Hope all is going well. Now I will have to see Pineapple Express too! ochesnut (20:11:55) : Thanks Aunt Denise! Glad your enjoying the pics and the musical selections. And just so you are forewarned Pineapple Express is a mix of weed comedy, buddy film, and violent action flick. aunt denise (00:47:51) : Thanks – hope the little guy is letting you get some rest. Always ready for more pix

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Index variation from field-assisted ion exchange Alfred R. Cooper and Mahmoud Abou el-Leil Author Affiliations Alfred R. Cooper1 and Mahmoud Abou el-Leil2 1Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 44106 2Suez Canal Authority, Ismalia, Egypt Find other works by these authors A Cooper M el-Leil Applied Optics Alfred R. Cooper and Mahmoud Abou el-Leil, "Index variation from field-assisted ion exchange," Appl. Opt. 19, 1087-1091 (1980) Original Manuscript: July 22, 1979 Published: April 1, 1980 Accessible Concentration distributions produced from the combined effect of a unidirectional electric field and diffusion are presented for a slab and for a hollow cylinder. A field in the direction such that slow ions follow fast ones results in a stationary distribution that moves with a constant or nearly constant velocity. If the field is in the opposite direction, it tends to mix the ions, and an entirely different distribution that never reaches a steady state is obtained. These results are discussed in the context of the production of graded-index optical materials. © 1980 Optical Society of America Full Article | PDF Article K. Nishizawa, in Digest of Topical Meeting on Gradient Index Optical Imaging Systems (Optical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1979), paper TuB3. P. K. Gupta, A. R. Cooper, Physica 54, 39 (1971). [Crossref] N. Weber, U.S. Patent3,218,220 (1965). M. A. el-Leil, A. R. Cooper, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 62, 390 (1979). [Crossref] K. S. Spiegler, C. D. Coryell, J. Phys. Chem. 56, 106 (1952). [Crossref] M. Chemla, Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) 1, 959 (1956). T. Kaneko, H. Yamamoto, in Proceedings, Tenth International Congress on Glass (Ceramic Society of Japan, Tokyo, 1974), 8-19-86. H. Ohta, M. Hara, Rep. Res. Lab Asahi Glass 20 (1), 14 (1970). F. Baucke, Mater. Sci. Res. 9, 337 (1974). G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] D. E. Day, Amorphous Materials (Wiley, New York, 1972). M. Abou el-Leil, Ph.D. Thesis, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (1978). 1979 (1) M. A. el-Leil, A. R. Cooper, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 62, 390 (1979). [Crossref] 1978 (1) G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] 1974 (1) F. Baucke, Mater. Sci. Res. 9, 337 (1974). 1971 (1) P. K. Gupta, A. R. Cooper, Physica 54, 39 (1971). [Crossref] 1970 (1) H. Ohta, M. Hara, Rep. Res. Lab Asahi Glass 20 (1), 14 (1970). 1956 (1) M. Chemla, Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) 1, 959 (1956). 1952 (1) K. S. Spiegler, C. D. Coryell, J. Phys. Chem. 56, 106 (1952). [Crossref] Abou el-Leil, M. M. Abou el-Leil, Ph.D. Thesis, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (1978). Baucke, F. F. Baucke, Mater. Sci. Res. 9, 337 (1974). Chartier, G. H. G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] Chemla, M. M. Chemla, Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) 1, 959 (1956). Cooper, A. R. M. A. el-Leil, A. R. Cooper, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 62, 390 (1979). [Crossref] P. K. Gupta, A. R. Cooper, Physica 54, 39 (1971). [Crossref] Coryell, C. D. K. S. Spiegler, C. D. Coryell, J. Phys. Chem. 56, 106 (1952). [Crossref] Day, D. E. D. E. Day, Amorphous Materials (Wiley, New York, 1972). el-Leil, M. A. M. A. el-Leil, A. R. Cooper, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 62, 390 (1979). [Crossref] Gupta, P. K. P. K. Gupta, A. R. Cooper, Physica 54, 39 (1971). [Crossref] Hara, M. H. Ohta, M. Hara, Rep. Res. Lab Asahi Glass 20 (1), 14 (1970). Jaussaud, P. G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] Kaneko, T. T. Kaneko, H. Yamamoto, in Proceedings, Tenth International Congress on Glass (Ceramic Society of Japan, Tokyo, 1974), 8-19-86. Nishizawa, K. K. Nishizawa, in Digest of Topical Meeting on Gradient Index Optical Imaging Systems (Optical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1979), paper TuB3. Ohta, H. H. Ohta, M. Hara, Rep. Res. Lab Asahi Glass 20 (1), 14 (1970). Oliveira, A. D. G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] Parriaux, O. G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] Spiegler, K. S. K. S. Spiegler, C. D. Coryell, J. Phys. Chem. 56, 106 (1952). [Crossref] Weber, N. N. Weber, U.S. Patent3,218,220 (1965). Yamamoto, H. T. Kaneko, H. Yamamoto, in Proceedings, Tenth International Congress on Glass (Ceramic Society of Japan, Tokyo, 1974), 8-19-86. Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) (1) M. Chemla, Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) 1, 959 (1956). Electron. Lett. (1) G. H. Chartier, P. Jaussaud, A. D. Oliveira, O. Parriaux, Electron. Lett. 14, 132 (1978). [Crossref] J. Am. Ceram. Soc. (1) M. A. el-Leil, A. R. Cooper, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 62, 390 (1979). [Crossref] J. Phys. Chem. (1) K. S. Spiegler, C. D. Coryell, J. Phys. Chem. 56, 106 (1952). [Crossref] Mater. Sci. Res. (1) F. Baucke, Mater. Sci. Res. 9, 337 (1974). Physica (1) P. K. Gupta, A. R. Cooper, Physica 54, 39 (1971). [Crossref] Rep. Res. Lab Asahi Glass (1) H. Ohta, M. Hara, Rep. Res. Lab Asahi Glass 20 (1), 14 (1970). Other (5) K. Nishizawa, in Digest of Topical Meeting on Gradient Index Optical Imaging Systems (Optical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1979), paper TuB3. T. Kaneko, H. Yamamoto, in Proceedings, Tenth International Congress on Glass (Ceramic Society of Japan, Tokyo, 1974), 8-19-86. N. Weber, U.S. Patent3,218,220 (1965). D. E. Day, Amorphous Materials (Wiley, New York, 1972). M. Abou el-Leil, Ph.D. Thesis, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (1978). Cited By Fig. 1 Schematic of process for field-assisted ion exchange of tubes. Fig. 2 Concentration distribution achieved after application of current j for time t on an initial step function in concentration at x = 0 when the fast ion follows the slow ion. (Horizontal lines represent the concentration of the original step function.) Fig. 3 Concentration distribution achieved after application of current j for time t on an initial step function in concentration at x = 0 when the slow ion follows the faster ion.

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As many of you will be aware, we are in our second year of running our Breakfast Club. It has been a huge success and is thoroughly enjoyed by the children. Breakfast Club is open to all Highgate children; the club is available every school day during term time, on a pay-as-you-go basis. The purpose of the club is to offer children the opportunity to eat breakfast before school. Research shows that eating a healthy breakfast is a very important factor in pupils performing well and keeping healthy. Registration for Breakfast club is at 7.45am (no earlier due to insurance purposes) and costs £2 per child per day. There is a charge of 50p for children receiving free school meals and no need to book. Just turn up on the day- payment is required upon arrival. We provide a variety of cereals, toast and cold drinks, followed by some time to relax and play before the start of their busy school day! Our new Breakfast club is in the mobile classroom on the bottom playground from 7.45 am every day!

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Krankenversicherungsnachweis Einen Krankenversicherungsnachweis müssen Sie bei Ihrer Immatrikulation nachweisen, wenn Sie das 30. Lebensjahr noch nicht vollendet haben. Welche Nachweise werden akzeptiert? Bitte beachten Sie, dass nur Nachweise von deutschen gesetzlichen Krankenkassen akzeptiert werden, Bescheinigungen von privaten Krankenversicherungen also nicht. Wie sieht so ein Nachweis aus? Reichen Sie bitte ausschließlich eine aktuelle sogenannte "Versicherungsbescheinigung zur Vorlage bei der Hochschule" ein. Nahezu jede deutsche, gesetzliche Krankenversicherung stellt Ihnen unter diesem Titel eine solche aus. Der Nachweis besteht in der Regel aus 3 Seiten bzw. Abschnitten. Zur Immatrikulation reichen Sie lediglich die erste Seite bzw. den ersten Abschnitt ein. Die Kopie Ihrer Europäischen Krankenversicherungskarte reicht nicht aus. Nichtbestehen bzw. Befreiung von der gesetzlichen Krankenversicherungspflicht in Deutschland EU-Bürger: Wenn Sie Bürgerin bzw. Bürger eines anderen Mitgliedsstaates der Europäischen Union sind und in Ihrem Heimatland gesetzlich versichert sind, dann können Sie dies mit einer Kopie Ihrer gültigen Europäischen Krankenversicherungskarte (EHIC) bei uns nachweisen. Sie können sich zudem von einer deutschen gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung bescheinigen lassen, dass für Sie derzeit keine Versicherungspflicht in Deutschland besteht. Ein Nachweis für das Bestehen einer gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung in einem anderen Mitgliedsstaat der Europäischen Union ist das Formular mit dem Titel „E 111“ oder eine Europäische Krankenversicherungskarte (EHIC). Bitte beachten Sie jedoch, dass Sie bei Aufnahme einer Beschäftigung oder selbstständige Tätigkeit in Deutschland, nach den hier geltenden Vorschriften versicher sein müssen. Falls Sie im Heimatland eine private Krankenversicherung haben oder in Deutschland privat sind, wenden Sie sich wegen einer Befreiung an eine deutsche gesetzliche Krankenversicherung Ihrer Wahl. Die Befreiung kann nicht widerrufen werden; sie gilt für die gesamte Dauer des Studiums in Deutschland. Für nicht-EU-Bürger gilt: Falls Sie im Heimatland eine gesetzliche oder private Krankenversicherung haben oder in Deutschland privat versichert sind, können Sie sich wegen einer Befreiung an eine deutsche gesetzliche Krankenversicherung Ihrer Wahl wenden. Sollten sie im Besitz einer gültigen Europäischen Krankenversicherungskarte (EHIC) aus einem anderen Mitgliedsstaates der Europäischen Union sein, dann können Sie diese in Kopie zur Immatrikualtion einreichen. Was muss ich tun, wenn meine deutsche Krankenkasse wissen will, ob mein Master an der TU Berlin konsekutiv oder weiterbildend ist? In diesem Fall können sie zunächst auf § 23 Abs. 3 des Berliner Hochschulgesetzes - BerlHG verweisen. Darin ist definiert, dass es konsekutive und weiterbildende Masterstudiengänge gibt. Die Art Ihres individuellen Masterstudiums können Sie mit Hilfe der für Sie geltenden Studien- und Prüfungsordnung (StuPO) belegen. In der Regel finden Sie diese Information in §1 der jeweiligen StuPO. Beispiel aus der StuPO des Masterstudiengangs Bauingenieurwesen vom 18. Januar 2017: § 1 - Geltungsbereich Diese Studien- und Prüfungsordnung regelt die Ziele und die Ausgestaltung des Studiums sowie die Anforderungen und Durchführung der Prüfungen im konsekutiven Masterstudiengang Bauingenieurwesen. Sie ergänzt die Ordnung zur Regelung des allgemeinen Studien- und Prüfungsverfahrens der Technischen Universität Berlin (AllgStuPO) um studiengangspezifische Bestimmungen. Infos & Hinweise: Rechtsgrundlagen & Krankenkassen Studentenkrankenversicherungs-Meldeverordnung Beitragssätze für die Studentische Krankenversicherung Liste deutscher gesetzlicher Krankenkassen Krankenkassen in der Nähe: AOK - Studenten-Servicecenter TU Berlin Techniker-Krankenkasse Merkblatt Krankenkasse

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Plymouth County D.A.: Two People Struck By Train Confirmed Dead Tim Dunn MattGush WAREHAM –Two people struck by a scenic train in Wareham Saturday night have been confirmed dead. Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz says at approximately 7:29 p.m., Wareham Police were notified by the operator of the scenic train that two pedestrians had been struck as it was passing through the intersection of Freight House Road and Minot Avenue. Upon arrival, the two victims, a male and female, were determined to be deceased on scene and an investigation commenced. The train was a scenic train carrying numerous passengers at the time of impact, and originated in Buzzards Bay. No passengers riding on the train were injured. Preliminarily, it appears the deceased victims were on the tracks at the time they were struck. The investigation is ongoing. State Police Detectives assigned to the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office, Wareham Police and the MBTA are investigating. Filed Under: buzzards bay, massachusetts state police, mbta, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz, wareham, Wareham Police Categories: Articles, News, Southcoast News, SouthCoast News

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Dirección: PICASSO, 2 Población: DOS HERMANAS Dirección: SANTA CRUZ, 18 Población: VILLAFRANCA CABALLEROS Provincia: TOLEDO Dirección: RAMBLA D'EGARA, 193 Administración de loterías: LOS REYES MAGOS Dirección: TERRAZA, 27 Población: ESTEPONA Población: PUENTE DE LA REINA Series: 34, 42, 43, 44, 47, 46, 35, 37, 38, 48, 40, 41, 45, 36, 39 Administración de loterías: LA GUINEUETA Dirección: ISARD, 37 Administración de loterías: ADMINISTRACIÓN 2 DE YECLA Dirección: CORREDERA, 12 Población: YECLA

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ASHFAQ AHMED`S (Sona Mila Na Pea Milay) From PTV Classic Drama Series "HAIRAT KADAH" Aziee4u 488 videos 81,552 views 516 on YTPak Another Full Length play of the Classical series written by the distinguished writer, playwright, broadcaster, intellectual and spiritualist ASHFAQ AHMED from Pakistan. SERIES: HAIRAT KADAH PLAY: SONA MILA NA PEE MILAY STARRING: NABEEL SEEMI RAHEEL KANWAL ISMAT TAHIRA ANJUM AHMED WRITTEN BY: ASHFAQ AHMED MUSIC: MUJAHID HUSAIN DIRECTED BY: TARIQ JAMEEL Ashfaq Ahmed, (Urdu: اشفاق احمد) (August 22, 1925 -- September 7, 2004) was a distinguished writer, playwright, broadcaster, intellectual and spiritualist from Pakistan. His prime qualities of heart and hand earned appreciations across the borders. He was regarded by many as the best Urdu Afsana (short-story) writer after Saadat Hasan Manto, Ismat Chughtai and Krishan Chander following the publication of his famous short-story "Gaddarya" [The Shepherd] in 1955. Ahmed was born on 22 August 1925 in Garhmukteshwar village, Ghaziabad, British India. He obtained his early education in his native district. Shortly before 1947, he migrated to Pakistan & made the Punjab metropolis, Lahore as his abode. He completed his Masters in Urdu literature from Government College Lahore. Bano Qudsia, his wife and companion in Urdu literary circles who is also one of the best novelists of Urdu, was his classmate at Government College. After Partition, when he arrived at the Walton refugee camp with millions of other migrants, he used to make announcements on a megaphone around the clock. Later, he got a job in Radio Azad Kashmir, which was established on a truck that used to drive around in various parts of Kashmir. He then got lectureship at Dayal Singh College, Lahore for two years. Where after, he went to Rome to join Radio Rome as an Urdu newscaster. He also used to teach Urdu at Rome university. During his stay in Europe, he got diplomas in the Italian and French languages from the University of Rome and University of Grenoble, France. He also got special training diploma in radio broadcasting from New York University. He started writing stories in his childhood, which were published in Phool [Flower] magazine. After returning Pakistan from Europe, he took out his own monthly literary magazine, Dastaango [Story Teller], and joined Radio Pakistan as a script writer. He was made editor of the popular Urdu weekly, Lail-o-Nahar [Day and Night], in place of famous poet Sufi Ghulam Mustafa Tabassum by the Government of Pakistan. In 1962, Ashfaq Ahmed started his popular radio program, Talqeen Shah [The Preacher] which made him immensely popular among the people in towns and villages. It was a weekly feature that ran for three decades, the longest weekly radio show in the subcontinent. He was appointed director of the Markazi Urdu Board in 1966, a post he held for 29 years. He remained with the board until 1979. He also served as adviser in the Education Ministry during Zia-ul-Haq's regime. In the 60s, he produced a feature film, Dhoop aur Saie [Shadows and Sunshine], which was not very successful at the box office. Ashfaq Ahmed's subtle sense of humor is reflected in his long-running radio programs and characters like "Talqeen Shah", while several TV drama series based on his memorable plays of three decades ago are still enjoyed by the audience. Their appeal lies in the universal truths of life portrayed in human hopes, emotions, aspirations and relationships that touch the soul of people of all age groups. His popular TV plays include Aik Muhabbat Sau Afsanay [Bunch of Love Stories], Uchhay Burj Lahore Dey [Barbi-cans of Lahore], Tota Kahani [Story of the Parrot] , Lekin [But], Hairat Kadah [Incredibility] and Mun Chalay Ka Sauda [Bargain of the Stubborn]. All through his life, Ashfaq Ahmad endeavored to reform the society through his writings. He had authored over twenty five books including a travelogue, Safar dar Safar with an atypical style. In fact, he gave a new mold to diction and locale situations, many of his fans would fondly remember. He used Punjabi literary words very well in Urdu and introduced a new kind of prose, which was unique to him. For his excellent literary work, he was awarded President's Pride of Performance and Sitara-i-Imtiaz for meritorious services in the field of literature and broadcasting. Besides his personality as a great author of impressive and laudable books, Ashfaq Ahmed, in his later period of life, was greatly inclined towards Sufism, which was visibly reflected in most of his works. His close association with Qudrat Ullah Shahab and Mumtaz Mufti was also attributed for this tendency. Of-late, he used to appear in a get together with his fans in television's program 'Baittakh' [The Guest Room] and 'Zaviya' [The Dimension] wherein he gave swift but satisfying responses to each and every query, placed before him, explicitly by the youth of each gender, in a mystic style. Ashfaq Ahmed died on 7 September 2004 at the age of 79, of pancreatic cancer.

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Informationsabende für Existenzgründer in Neuss Sie sind hier: Home / Existenzgründer Blog / Informationsabende für Existenzgründer in Neuss 3 Informationsabende für Existenzgründer durch die Wirtschaftsförderung der Stadt Neuss. Der erste Termin findet am Dienstag, 23. Januar, ab 18.30 Uhr im Ratssaal des Neusser Rathauses, Markt 3 statt. Es werden unter anderem Themenv wie die Rechtsform des Betriebs, steuerliche Fragen sowie Fördermittel behandelt. Ein weiterer Termin ist für Dienstag, 10. Juli, im Neusser Rathaus geplant. Am Dienstag, 17. April, und am Dienstag, 9. Oktober, können sich Existenzgründer zudem bei Infoabenden in der IHK Neuss, Friedrichstraße 40, jeweils ab 18.30 Uhr weiterbilden. Weitere Informationen gibt’s bei der Wirtschaftsförderung: 02131 903110. ISB-Beratertag der Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft Vulkaneifel Existenzgründerseminar in Neuss

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People don't generally think of a dentist as the healthcare professional to see for recurring headaches or migraines; yet dentists can play a role in diagnosing and even treating your condition. That's because quite often, recurring pain that is felt in the area of the temples on the sides of the head is actually caused by unconscious habits of clenching and/or grinding the teeth. These habits, which often manifest during sleep, put tremendous pressure on the muscles that work your jaw joint, also called the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). The fan-shaped temporalis muscles located over your temples on either side of your head are two of several muscles involved in jaw movement. You can easily feel them working if you put your fingertips on your temples while clenching and unclenching your jaw. When temporalis muscles go into spasm from too much clenching, headache symptoms may result. This is not to say that headaches and migraines are always caused by TMJ problems, also known as temporomandibular disorders (TMD). But given the established link between them, it definitely bears looking into — especially if a diagnosis remains elusive in your case. Sources of Relief The first thing you need is a thorough oral exam to determine if there is evidence of a clenching or grinding (also known as “bruxing”) habit or TMD. If so, there are things you can do for immediate and long-term relief. Sometimes eating softer foods for a few days can reduce stress on the muscles and joints. Ice and/or moist heat can help relieve soreness and inflammation. Gentle stretching exercises, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen, and muscle relaxants can also provide relief. Finally, a custom-made nightguard to wear when you sleep might be recommended. This plastic oral appliance, which fits over the teeth, can control or even eliminate clenching and grinding, reducing pressure on the muscles that work the jaw and the jaw joint itself. Some users have reported that their headaches or even migraines are less frequent and/or less intense. Will a nightguard or other TMD therapy relieve your headaches? It depends on the source of the problem. But living with chronic headaches or facial pain is no fun — so don't delay scheduling an exam and a consultation.

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Our Readers Write -A A +A Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 2:11 pm Filibusters hindering serious work in Senate As I am sure you are aware, Sen. Mark Udall and 24 of his colleagues have proposed a strong package to change the Senate rules. I, as do many of my neighbors and colleagues, feel that at a time when our country is reeling from myriad serious problems, we cannot afford to waste a minute of our precious resources. The filibuster as it is currently practiced is a tragic and harmful diversion to serious work.

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Pastors' Column As we think, so we are April 5, 2010 by Pastor Bill Baldwin, Prairie Evangelical UCC, Lester Prairie In the Bible, Proverbs 23:7 says, paraphrased, “As we think in our heart, so we are.” There was a book written over 100 years ago by author James Allen titled, “As A Man Thinketh.” In his book, he lays out a case for the power of our thoughts to shape who we are. I think it is mostly quite true. The thoughts that are most prevalent in our minds do tend to become who we are. Our minds are continually racing with endless thoughts about all kinds of things, so many that we usually aren’t conscious of all the thoughts flying through. Many of our thoughts are negative and condemning of ourselves or others. It is time to focus in on our thoughts and slow down our thought process enough that we can think about what we are thinking about. When you look carefully at your daily thought patterns, you may be surprised at how much you are tearing down yourself or others. You may be, as the saying goes, shooting yourself in the foot again and again. It is time for some new, fresh, positive thinking. To start with, it is good to write down some phrases that are very encouraging and repeat them again and again throughout the day. “I love myself.” “I am loved.” “I am good enough just as I am.” “I am as competent as anyone.” “I allow everyone to be who they are without judgment.” The list of possible positive thoughts you can use to reprogram your thinking is endless. Change takes time. It took time to develop your current thinking, and it will take time to program in some better thoughts, but keep at it. Write down a list of a minimum of a dozen positive thoughts that you commit to saying over and over again throughout the day, day after day. Spring is springing, and it is time to do our spring cleaning. Make this a time to clean out your thinking, as well. May this spring bring about a renewal of energy and hope in your life. Remember, you are lovable and loved. You are as capable as anyone, and equal to everyone. Let these thoughts, and many more, sustain you in days ahead. Blessings and peace. Special Topics | Site Map | Services | About | Contact | Local Government

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Store Swimwear Haircare High 5 Casino Purchase Photos Search Titleholders Age: 30 Hometown: Benguela BIO On September 12, 2011 Leila Lopes made history as the first woman from Angola to win the Miss Universe crown. The 26-year-old beauty quickly won over the capacity crowd in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as the audience chant for “Angola” grew louder making it a struggle for the competition’s hosts to be heard. Leila is only the fourth woman from Africa in the pageant’s sixty year history to win the Miss Universe title. Leila was born in Angola's southern Benguela province, a place she is quick to praise for its beautiful beaches, kind people and amazing food. As the eldest daughter of seven children, Leila cites her family as a positive influence in her life and the source of her strength. Leila was born during Angola’s twenty-seven year Civil War (1975-2002) which gave her a deep appreciation for life and taught her to “make the most of every day.” Since peace was declared nine years ago, Angola has been focused on infrastructure and development, a fact of which Leila is particularly proud. She says, “Angola is a country rich in natural resources and infinite possibilities.” Before being crowned Miss Universe 2011, Leila attended school for business management at Suffolk University in Ipswich, England. It was during this time she decided to participate in her country’s national beauty pageant. Leila not only won the Photogenic Award, but the prestigious title of Miss Universe Angola 2011, gaining her the right to represent Angola in the 2011 MISS UNIVERSE® Pageant. A strong, confident woman who is not afraid of a challenge, Leila says: “As Miss Universe, I want to show the world that there is more to Africa than poverty, hunger and disease. I want people to know that Africa has a lot to offer and that my country of Angola is not only beautiful, but it is a country that is developing socially, economically and culturally.” As Miss Universe, Leila uses her title to champion HIV/AIDS prevention and works with organizations such as YouthAIDS/PSI, Latino Commission on AIDS, Gay Men’s Health Crisis, among others. She was also named Drylands Ambassador by the United Nation Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) in an effort to combat land degradation – an issue that affects not only her country but the entire continent of Africa. Leila has been making waves in the media since winning the title and has been featured on the cover of publications such as New African Woman and Selecta Magazine. She also took her passion for fashion and hit the runway for designers, such as SACHIKA and Rolando Santana, during the 2012 New York Fashion Week. Leila hopes the Miss Universe title will give her the power to help people from her native country of Angola to further escape a history of war and impoverishment. Leila says, “Being Miss Universe is much more than having a sash and crown. It is about taking pride in my commitment to serving as an ambassador to my country, and to women everywhere.” In her spare time Leila enjoys reading and spending time with family and friends. After her reign, she hopes to obtain her degree and pursue her dream of opening a cosmetics company in Angola. MISS UNIVERSE 2011 Miss Universe Photogenic Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace Fadil's Fashion Photography Leila's Final African Tour

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A la dérive : l'histoire vraie d'Ashley Phillips Total renovation : ma maison sur-mesure Perri Scope Mano : Quand un polynésien s’attaque à Metallica … Les coachs vont trembler ! Poupie : “C’est moins pire que ce que je pensais” Gage : “Je n’ai plus l’impression de marcher seul” Clément : "Je voulais ma revanche pour mon père" Danse avec les Stars 4 : les stars peuvent remercier leurs partenaires ! Danse Avec Les Stars 4 : trois places pour une finale ! Danse avec les Stars 4 : Keen'V en demi-finale ! Danse avec les Stars en direct : Brahim encore grandiose, Laurent Ournac éliminé Danse avec les stars : Danse avec les Stars 4 : le jeu dangereux de Keen'V Par Martin TRAN|Ecrit pour TF1|2013-10-27T10:25:00.000Z, mis à jour 2013-10-27T10:30:33.000Z Il y a du mieux dans les prestations de Keen'V : semaine après semaine, ses danses avec Fauve Hautot s'améliorent... mais celles des autres également ! De ce fait, son classement lui n'évolue que très peu au fil des primes : Keen'V joue avec le feu, clairement... C'est le cinquième prime et déjà, c'est la troisième fois que Keen'V signe la performance la moins aboutie de la soirée selon les juges. Samedi soir, il a par deux fois été rattrapé par la patrouille... Dangereux avant d'attaquer la dernière ligne droite et l'annonce des cinq meilleurs candidats de la saison ? Keen'V peu à l'aise avec les danses latines Chris Marques lui a dit de suite après sa prestation de samedi soir : il y a des personnes à l'aise avec les danses latines, d'autres beaucoup moins. Keen'V fait clairement partie de la seconde catégorie : lors de ce cinquième prime, le chanteur a dû enchaîner rumba et foxtrot dans le cadre de la fusion des danses, thème de l'émission. Si le son foxtrot a été réussi, sa rumba n'a pas plu aux juges... Un relais samba manqué Pour leur fusion « rumba+foxtrot », Keen'V et Fauve Hautot ont récolté un total de 56 points : 31 côté artistique, mais seulement 25 au niveau technique. Un total qui place le couple en dernière position du classement provisoire. Provisoire car samedi soir, les juges ont soumis les candidats à une nouvelle épreuve : le relais samba ! Sur une même musique, les couples ont dû se relayer sans savoir leur ordre de passage. Et à ce petit jeu, malheureusement pour lui, Keen'V n'a pas du tout convaincu les juges : il est là encore classé dernier et ne peut alors rajouter que 5 petits points à son cumul... Le public le sauve encore une fois Avec 61 points au total, Keen'V s'est classé bon dernier de la soirée, loin des 72 points de Laury Thilleman, très loin des 100 d'Alizée... C'est donc avec la boule au ventre que le chanteur et sa partenaire ont attendu le verdict énoncé par Vincent Cerutti et Sandrine Quétier : mais contrairement à Tal et Laury Thilleman (dont c'était hier la troisième participation à cette épreuve...), Keen'V évite encore une fois le redoutable face-à-face ! Il peut remercier ses fans qui ont voté en masse pour lui et qui lui ont permis encore uns fois de ne pas se retrouver en face-à-face. Mais pourquoi de temps encore le soutien de ses fans compensera ses lacunes techniques ? Retrouvez Keen'V, Fave Hautot ainsi que tous les candidats de Danse avec les Stars 4 tout au long de la semaine sur MYTF1 et chaque samedi dès 20h50 en direct sur TF1. en savoir plus : Fauve Hautot Danse avec les Stars 4 : la roue tourne pour Keen'V ? #ChatAvecLesStars : Keen'V et Fauve Hautot vous attendent mardi à 18 h ! Danse avec les Stars en direct : record pour Brahim Zaibat, Laury Thilleman éliminée Danse avec les Stars 4 : Fauve fait danser Keen'V... sur un piano ! Danse avec les Stars 4 : le jeu dangereux de Keen'V tf1 The VoiceThe Voice 3 - Kendji, Maximilien, Manon : Les cinq meilleurs moments du samedi 19 avril 2014 tf1 TéléfootArsenal : Nasri à Manchester United pour 11 millions d'euros ?! tf1 AutomotoDes radars dans les bus de Paris ? tf1 AutomotoMotoGP - GP Amériques 2015 : Marquez décroche une pole position impressionnante tf1 TF1 & VousPremier Amour : découvrez 2 nouvelles histoires tf1 TéléfootGuardiola évoque son FC Barcelone : Abidal, Thiago, Puyol, Messi... tf1 AutomotoSuzuki GSX-R 1000 2012 : les photos officielles tf1 TéléfootReal Madrid : Cristiano Ronaldo insiste, il en est à 101 buts !

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