41. GameKnot -- Social Chat Forum Or my hebrew, Arabic, German, Italian, French, Russian, or Polish Many Americans writein their own lanuage far worse than Macheide writes in his second language http://www6conf.org/online/chess1/2799.shtml

Play online chess , free online chess, chess problems and puzzles, bi-monthly tournaments, chess league, active forum, Java board games. Social Chat mod this thread From Message cpocf report this post Subject: Where are all the good American people in this deb Message: Afraid to express your views! Nuke all countries against us . Why are you afraid. Don't need to be. We can do it in 10 min. May be nine! Dont' matter same thing! Right on! Stay cool. astinkyfart report this post that Message: is a good idea. and some people within the country are against us so lets nuke ourself too. matter fact nuke the whole world thats true peace! macheide report this post History... Message: shows that the only country over the face of this earth that had used nuclear weapons is USA. And it used against CIVILIANS. And, please, do not use the rusty, inmoral Truman argument: "This saved the life of one million of american soldiers". He gave the order to use nuclear weapons against CIVILIANS, JAPANESE INNOCENT CIVILIAN PEOPLE. I´m not sure that in equal circumstances he would do the same thing against a german city like Hamburg or Berlin. As far as history shows, your country won the price to the most belicous contry in the XX century.

42. Aramaic Aramaic, the lanuage originally spoken in Northern Syria and Mesopotamia by the writtenin Aramaic should be expected since Aramaic supplanted hebrew as the http://www.kanji.org/kanji/jack/language/aramaic.html

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43. Philip Glass - Akhnaten son of Hapu) presents all the spoken text in the lanuage of the is sung in threelanguages of the ancient Near East (Egyptian, Akkadian and Biblical hebrew). http://www.glasspages.org/akhnaten.html

DiscoGlassy Philip Glass Akhnaten Cover Picture References CBS Records Masterworks M2K 42457 (2 CDs). Credits An opera in three acts for orchestra, chorus and soloists. Music by Philip Glass Libretto by Philip Glass in association with Shalom Goldman Robert Israel and Richard Riddell Vocal text drawn from original sources by Shalom Goldman Performed by Directed by Dennis Russell Davies Assistant Conductor: Anton Zapf Chorus Master: Ulrich Eistert Score Analysis: Martin Goldray Featuring Paul Esswood as Akhnaten and Milagro Vargas as Nefertiti. Produced by Kurt Munkacsi Michael Riesman , Euphorbia Productions, Ltd., New York, NY. Engineers: Martin Wieland Carlos Albrecht and Johannes Wohlleben Location Manager: Eva Bauer Oppelland Location Equipment: Reiner Oppelland Digital Engineer: Paul Cameron Additional Recording and Remix: The Living Room, New York, NY. Engineers: Don Christensen and Miles Green Record mastered by Bill Kipper at Masterdisk, New York, NY. Cover and booklet desig: Georgina Lehner Dunvagen Music Publishers, Inc. Tracks COMPACT DISC 1 Prelude: Refrain, Verse 1, Verse 2 (10:44).

44. Sociolinguistics by teenage bilinguals in a private school in Pakistan A study of lanuage use, choice Spielman,G. (1997) hebrew CodeSwitches and Loans in the Speech of English http://www.surrey.ac.uk/ELI/sociod.html

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Political History of Islam II Continuing from Part I by IndianMuslim , in on Sat Nov 9th, 2002 at 07:06:01 PM PST, [] Post a Comment Female foeticide AIDS in India (38 comments) #1 Dung-heap of theocracy: MAM, when you say an Islamic state will succeed only if all muslims adhere to the teachings of Islam, you expose it's fatal flaw. Any law that is based on a presumption of good behaviour by it's adherents is bound to fail. So if I open a bank, and recruit human beings who pray five times a day and provide a mosque inside the bank, and make no rules and regulations for larceny and misappropriation, how long do you think the bank will run ? Governance and regulation are too important to be left to the presumption of goodness. Laws are made with the assumption that men WILL not be good, and punishments prescribed accordingly. Any law that assumes otherwise is doomed to fail You ask for reference on how religion has failed miserably to regulate society. Well, you provide them yourself. The goodness of Islam did not outlive the generation of the prophet, and Uthman Bin Abdul Aziz was assasinated in his own house. Even in the lifetime of the Prophet, Islam did not prevent petty squabbling amongst tribes, with the Ansars expressing unhappiness. Nor did Islam prevent the prophet from appropriating for himself the wife of a son, by the simple expedient of downloading a verse of the quran.If you want a reference, please look up the episode of Zainab-bint-Jahas.

47. ArtiFAQ 2100 Several languages, including French, German, Greek, hebrew, Russian, Spanish, andJapanese Spanish. Mundo Hispano The Spanish lanuage Learning MOO (http//web http://www.cmi.k12.il.us/Champaign/sites/websites.html

Welcome Board Schools Events ... Educational Technology Interesting Web Sites Web Search Page U NIT 4 S CHOOLS Interesting Web Sites This page is a listing with descriptions of web sites that may be useful and interesting to Unit #4 staff, students, and parents. If you have a site that you would like to add to this site, please email the URL to Don White (whitedo@cmi.k12.il.us). These locations are listed by topic. Table of Contents: Health / Science Teacher Resources HTML Authoring Technology Planning ... High School Links Health / Science "Cancer News on the Net" is an internet publication for cancer patients and their families. We have links to most of the major cancer resources on the World Wide Web. In addition, we feature articles on various forms of cancer. This information would be useful for student research. The address is http://www.cancernews.com http://bilbo.edu.uy/tmmec/ is a link to The Molecular Modeling Electronic Conference. This has information about molecular modelling that may be of some use to teachers. They sure have a nice animated gif on their home page. If you are studying about outerspace, Mars in particular, you'll want to visit this site called "Time Magazine for Kids" at this URL:

48. Frank Gordon: Literature.. this might be a matter of lanuage, and so sent off a letter to another proteinchemist I had known at Harvard, and asked him for a New Testament in hebrew. http://www.worldtrans.org/fgordon/litarch.html

Studies in Literary Archaeology #0 LITERARY ARCHAEOLOGY by Frank Gordon USA The Logics and Pre-logics of Hubbard were very useful to him in the development of Dianetics and Scientology. They are also useful in organizing any subject. One such possible new science might be called Literary Archaeology, which would be the science of extracting useful knowledge from old literary materials. A basic assumption of Literary Archaeology is that knowledge and even wisdom can be encoded into literary materials and regained by the proper efforts See (MATT 13,52). The Benchmark Hypothesis of the Four Gospels (see IVy xx, p.x) is an example of such an attempt to reveal a deeper structure in religious materials. There are various ways to do this. By Sequence: In the Sermon on the Mount, it states "Judge (or criticize) not, that ye be not judged." MATT 7:1. Then, "Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine..." MATT 7:6! Interesting! Immediately after being told not to judge, you are tempted to consider others as dogs or swine, and what you have as holy pearls.

49. Question About The Eye In The Pyramid - Totse.com Community of the ANCIENT BRITAINS there are NO EGYPTIAN RECORDS OF ANY hebrew SLAVES btw sensegrammatically if they are read in the ancient Belgic lanuage, not arabic http://www.totse.com/bbs/Forum8/HTML/000366-2.html

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51. Watashi Wa Scott Desu. Hajimemashite. - Japan Forum by deborah gormley I never had a chance to study any lanuage, I'm since it's uncertainhow vowels were pronounced (similar to Arabic or hebrew for beginners http://forum.japanreference.com/archive/topic/416.html

Watashi wa Scott desu. Hajimemashite. Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images Posted by: Scott Konnichi wa! Hey everyone! I just joined this forum thanks to Jupernia informing me about it. As you can see I'm in the beginning of learning Japanese. I'm having a total ball and I was searching for a forum like this, but couldn't find one! Jupernia seems to have answered my prayers! Thanks again, Jup. Anyways, a little about me. I live in Michigan, in the USA. Studying foreign languages is one of my many hobbies. I speak English, French, Spanish, a little Dutch, and am now concentrating on Japanese. I love to swim, and play golf as well as listen to music. J-POP is all I've been listening to lately. Some of my favorites include Utada Hikaru, Ayumi Hamasaki, Morning Musume, Ken Hirai, Porno Grafitti, and Every Little Thing. I also like to watch movies. Comedy, action, and old black and whites are my favorites. I've gotten into Anime films lately because of my studies. I love Miyazaki's films and just ordered a box set of them in Japanese from Hong Kong. That should help me practice. heh I'm going to be an avid poster here and I hope I'll have a great time. Arigato gozaimasu.

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53. Hebrew Syntax. least) its treatment of hebrew verbs is thereby seriously flawed. Peter KirkPeter, Ignoring discourse analysis is unforgivable. lanuage textbooks which http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/b-hebrew/2002-April/012744.html

Hebrew Syntax. c stirling bartholomew cc.constantine at worldnet.att.net Tue Apr 9 22:30:04 EDT 2002 Previous message: Hebrew Syntax. Next message: Discourse analysis curriculum (was: RE: Hebrew Syntax.) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Another weakness of Waltke and O'Connor is that it rubbishes then ignores discourse analysis, and (in my opinion at least) its treatment of Hebrew verbs is thereby seriously flawed. Peter Kirk Previous message: Hebrew Syntax. Next message: Discourse analysis curriculum (was: RE: Hebrew Syntax.) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the b-hebrew mailing list

54. Hebrew Syntax. lanuage textbooks which do that should be relegated to eternal flames, but no annihilated)). We need someone to develop an entire hebrew Greek curriculum http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/b-hebrew/2002-April/012745.html

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55. Chapter Six The argument from lanuage. The hebrew text is in the plural, Then the Lord God formedman of dust from the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath http://home.hkstar.com/~johnfok1/SystematicTheology/6.htm

Chapter Six - The Creation of Man 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE ORIGIN OF THE HUMAN RACE Every person is confronted with the question as to the origin of the human race. As he looks back into human history, he observes that the men now existing seem to have sprung from other men by the process of natural generation for thousands of years. In analyzing the origin of man, the biblicist is confronted with the basic issue: Did God create man immediately or mediately? Was man formed directly by the hand of God or did he evolve through natural processes? The Christian must acknowledge God's involvement, but was it direct or indirect? There are numerous theories which are trying to explain the origin of the human race: Biblical creationists hold that man is a direct and immediate creation of God. Classical evolutionists teach that man evolved from a lower form. Some evolutionists suggest that the human body developed through a long evolutionary process, but that God broke into the process and directly created the soul, bringing man into being. Others suggest that Adam was one among many contemporaries and that God conferred his image on Adam's collaterals as well as on Adam; thus Adam's federal headship extended to his contemporaries as well as to his offspring.

56. Temple Beth Solomon Of The Deaf - Outreach The other is that a person went up and said the V'achavta in hebrew signlanguage. And the grape juice was good. First, I learned sign lanuage. http://www.tbsdeafjewish.org/dream2.htm

Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf Home About Us History Member Profiles ... Contact Us Outreach - Continued Our Dream Team TBS presenters, Elaine, Bess, and Jan are a Dream Team because they are achieving Temple Beth Solomon's forty year-old dream of reaching out into the hearing community and acquainting them with deafness and deaf culture and showing that differences can be woven together to make a beautiful, strong fabric. Elaine signed to them about being born and growing up deaf in hearing surroundings and later at a school for the deaf located in Northern California. She spoke about her family and her hearing daughter for whom sign was her first language. She spoke about her work at Temple Beth Solomon and about her life. The teacher then called for a recess break. No! No! cried 60 young people. We can miss the break! We want to hear more! Bess was then introduced, and spoke about her deafness and her life. She explained how she was born hard of hearing and then became totally deaf when she was 55 years old. The students related to her immediately, because who in their family does not have a grandparent or a great-aunt or uncle that suffers from a hearing loss? When she told them she was now 82 their faces showed how impressed they were and that endeared them to Bess for life. She talked about having her bat mitzvah at age 65, ten years after she became totally deaf, and stressed that deaf people are really no different than hearing people, they just communicate differently but they have the same dreams, and all the young heads in the room nodded understandingly.

57. Israel2 CustomsDon't eat with left hand. *lanuage-HelloMac de lam, GoodbyeMacde lem mac. (pronounced as spelled). Also-Hello/GoodbyeSalaam (hebrew). http://www.lfelem.lfc.edu/students/segall/Israel2.html

Israel by Laura (LEP) Geography *Capital-Jerusalem *Important cities-Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Gaza, Acre, Nazareth, Holon, Ramat Gan, Beersheba, and Haifa. *Natural Resources-copper, iron ore, granite, marble, mica, glass, clay, and salt. *Waterways-Jordan River and Sea of Galilee. *Mountains-Mt. Meron, Judean Hills, Mt. Hermon, and Samaria Hills. *Deserts-Plain of Jezreel and Negrev. *Size-About the size of Massachusetts. *Temperature in January-9 to 14 degrees C. Trivia-Used to be "the land of milk and honey" in biblical times. People *Religon-Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. *Tribes-Palestinians. The leader of the Palestinians is Yassar Arafat. *Customs-Don't eat with left hand. *Lanuage-Hello:Mac de lam, Goodbye:Mac de lem mac. (pronounced as spelled) Also-Hello/Goodbye:Salaam (Hebrew) Trivia-The people of Israel are fighting with the Palestinians, and there are many bombings. Prime Minister of Israel is-Ben Natanyahu. Go back to Mr.Segall 's Home Page

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59. New Page 1 Our third grade hebrew students have been reading the story from Sima Abarbanel,lanuage Arts Teacher Laurie Margolies, Librarian Sonia Kozlovsky, Librarian. http://www.ksds.edu/ErevShabbatNewsletter/Oct-11-02/EasyPrint.htm

Contents OCTOBER 11, 2002 VOLUME 6, ISSUE 6 H ESHVAN 5763 CANDLELIGHTING: 6:16 p.m. HAVDALAH: 6:57 p.m. PARSHAT: NOA H FROM THE HEADMASTER Could you use some sunshine on a cloudy day? After years of discussion and planning, the Baltimore Jewish community is embarking on a most exciting educational venture. The Shoshana S. Cardin Jewish Community High School will open next fall! This is great news for KSDS families, Baltimore Hebrew Day School families, and for families whose children currently attend public and other private schools. During the last year, I have received more questions about the new high school than any other topic. Here are some questions (and answers) that may be of interest to you. Q - Why is there a need for another Jewish High School? All of the existent high schools are under Orthodox auspices. This school is trans-denominational. We envision Orthodox, Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist Jews embracing the concept of a school that honors and celebrates all strands of Judaism. Q - Where will the school be housed?

60. Evangelical Theological Society, 46th Annual Meeting Abusing Wittgenstein The Misuse of the Concept of lanuage Games in Contemporary Christas Pauls's Bifocal Optic for Reading the hebrew Scriptures Mystery http://www.bible.org/products/ets94b.htm

EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 46TH ANNUAL MEETING "Hermeneutics: Issues and Concerns" November 17-19, 1994, Lisle, Illinois The good news is that while the complete set of tapes of the conference would cost $1,634, you can now have them all on CD for just $49.95. If you are interested in purchasing the CD, you can go to the BSF store to do so. The seminar titles are listed below and you can click on the underlined title to listen to it in real audio. We will occasionally change the sample so you can hear different sessions. Back to home page. Title Speaker(s) "Baptism of the Holy Spirit" Part A Dispensational Study Group "Baptism of the Holy Spirit" Part B Dispensational Study Group First Plenary Session - "Two Turning Point in Contemporary Hermeneutical Debate / "The Globalization of Biblical Hermeneutics" D.A. Carson / Craig L. Blomberg Opening Session of EMS / EMS First Plenary Session - "Religions and the Bible" Gordon Smith Plenary Session - ETS Presidential Address - "The History of the Future"

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