BCE CE since its inception, 4 May 2004 corrections to BC AD are discourteous Sarepta modern ... years from 1969 to 1974. ref James B. Pritchard, SAREPTA. A Preliminary Report on the Iron Age. Excavations .... Sarepta ref Identification of the site is secured by inscriptions that include a stamp seal with the name of Sarepta. ref is the exception, the one Phoenician city in the heartland of the culture that has ... public in Recovering Sarepta, A Phoenician City , Princeton University Press 1978. The climax of the Sarepta ... revealed figurines, further carved ivories, amulet s and a cultic mask. History Sarepta is mentioned ... the brook Cherith , multiplied the meal and oil of the widow of Zarephath Sarepta and raised her ... for any smelter or forge , or metalworking shop. In the 1st century AD, the Roman Sarepta, a port ... History Natural History Book V, 17 . Sarepta as a Christian city was mentioned in the Itinerarium ... episcopatuum , a list of bishoprics made in Antioch in the 6th century, speaks of Sarepta ... continued to appoint purely titular bishops of Sarepta. Some are mentioned after 1346. Archaeology ... revealed many artifacts of daily life in the ancient Phoenician city of Sarepta pottery ... Tanit Ashtart , and a seal with the city s name made the identification secure. His article, Sarepta ... that informed all his meticulous work. In his book Recovering Sarepta, an Ancient Phoenician City ... Notes reflist See also Cities of the ancient Near East References Pritchard, James B. Recovering Sarepta ... Princeton Princeton University Press 1978, ISBN 0691093784 Issam A. Khalifeh, Sarepta II ..., 1988, ISBN 9994375156 Robert Koehl, Sarepta III the Imported Bronze & Iron Age, University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania, 1985, ISBN 9994375172 James B. Pritchard, Sarepta IV The Objects ... links http www.newadvent.org Catholic Encyclopedia Sarepta Phoenician cities and colonies navbox ... ca Sarepta es Sarepta fr Sarepta no Sarepta pl Sarepta pt Sarepta ru ... more details
Geobox Settlement Name section name Town of Sarepta native name other name other name1 category Town Image image Sarepta Town Hall IMG 3578.JPG image size 225px image caption font size 2 Sarepta Municipal ... Location of Sarepta in Louisiana map locator Louisiana map1 Map of USA LA.svg map1 caption Location of Louisiana in the United States Website website Image Trace Adkins from Sarepta IMG 3574.JPG 200px right thumb font size 2 Sarepta honors its home town celebrity, Trace Adkins . font size 2 Image Andrews Short Stop in Sarepta, LA IMG 3577.JPG 200px right thumb font size 2 Andrews Short Stop is a convenience store near the municipal building off U.S. Highway 371 in Sarepta. font size 2 Image Sarepta, LA, Branch Library IMG 3570.JPG 200px right thumb font size 2 Sarepta Branch Library off Highway 371 font size 2 Sarepta is a town in Webster Parish, Louisiana Webster Parish , Louisiana , United ..., Louisiana Minden Micropolitan Statistical Area . Image New Sarepta Baptist Church IMG 3565.JPG thumb 200px left font size 2 New Sarepta Baptist Church font size 2 Sarepta was named for the town s first church s benefactor, Sarepta Carter. Local history tells that Mrs. Carter donated a Bible ... name became Old Sarepta . The new congregation became New Sarepta . Geography Sarepta .... Image Sarepta Hornets on water tower IMG 3569.JPG thumb 200px left font size 2 Sarepta High School Hornets font size 2 Image Sarepta High School IMG 3568.JPG 200px right thumb font size 2 Main entrance to Sarepta High School font size 2 Demographics As of the census GR 2 of 2000, there were 925 ... 8.4 of those under age 18 and 13.4 of those age 65 or over. Education Information about Sarepta High School can be found at http www.sareptahigh.org Sarepta has a K 12 High School located at 6041 Hwy 2, Sarepta, LA. 71071. The school s mascot is the Hornet the colors are Maroon and White. Sarepta High School completed a new building in Feb 2010 for grades 3 12. Sarepta High School offers many sports ... more details
Infobox settlement Basic info official name Hamlet of big New Sarepta big other name native name nickname ... label left, right, top, bottom, none pushpin map caption Location of New Sarepta in Alberta pushpin ... cfml pdf search pdf VILG 0234 New Sarepta Gaz Erection of Village 1960 No13.pdf author Department of Municipal Affairs title Ministerial Order Erection of the Village of New Sarepta The Alberta ... info Joseph Lake website http www.leduc county.com Leduc County footnotes Infobox ends New Sarepta is a Hamlet ... Highway 21 Highway 21 . New Sarepta dissolved from village status to become a hamlet on September 1 ... Name Sarepta, North West Territories New Sarepta, Alberta. Zarephath, Sarepta was an old Testament ... caused by the drought. I Kings 17 9 Its Greek equivalent Sarepta is mentioned in Luke 4 ... in near perfect condition. Sarepta, Russia, on the Volga River was founded by Moravian Brethren ... government, began efforts to take Sarepta under its wing. Many of the Brethren objected to this and left ... of some historical value. Approximately 60 people signed a document favouring the name Sarepta. Shortly thereafter, the name Sarepta, North West Territories prevailed for a while, but eventually ... because the name Bluewater, Ontario Sarepta was already a place name in Ontario and the government ... name was again on its own. The name Sarepta was designated to this settlement on October 2, 1904 Timeline 1906 New Sarepta School District 1548 was established. 1912 Long Prairie Store located in New Sarepta area. 1915 Railroad service extended through New Sarepta. 1916 First post office opened ... Scheel. 1921 Grain elevator built. 1927 New Sarepta village school was organized. 1928 First hotel opened. 1944 Curling rink was built. 1949 Oil boom in Alberta. 1960 New Sarepta incorporated as a village. ref name Incorporation 1962 New Sarepta Rural Fire was incorporated. 1972 Agriculture building ... 07 22 accessdate 2010 08 05 ref Demographics The population of the Hamlet of New Sarepta according ... more details
Sarafand is a place name that can refer to Sarepta , the ancient Phoenician city Sarepta, Louisiana , the town in the United States Sarepta, Russia the German colony in Russia on Volga river, now in Volgograd city Sarepta, station the railway station in Volgograd city Tzrifin , Israel Zarephath , the city in New Jersey disambig ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Unreferenced date April 2010 Tzarfat is a Biblical placename that may refer to Sarepta in Lebanon . In later times, it came to be identified with France . It is still the name of France in the Hebrew language Hebrew Language. Category Hebrew Bible places bible stub ... more details
Sarepta Myrenda Irish Henry 1839 1900 was a Woman s Christian Temperance Union leader. In her last years of life, she became a Seventh day Adventist , and pioneer of women s ministry . She was also involved with the controversial Holy Flesh movement . ref Sarepta Myrenda Irish Henry . Historical Dictionary of Seventh day Adventists by Gary Land, 132 ref Biography Empty section date July 2010 Publications Henry published the following material The Abiding Spirit 1899 Studies in Home and Child Life 1898 Good Form and Christian Etiquette 1900 The Marble Cross and Other Poems The Unanswered Prayer She published other books also. Her published articles include http www.adventistarchives.org docs RH RH1900 05 index.djvu?djvuopts&page 5 Saved by Families DjVulink by Henry. The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald 77 5 30 January 1900 . http www.adventistarchives.org docs RH RH1918 02 index.djvu?djvuopts&page 15 Saved by Families DjVulink by Henry, reprint. The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald 95 2 10 January 1918 , p15 http www.adventistarchives.org docs MIN MIN1981 06 index.djvu?djvuopts&page 12 My Telescope DjVulink by Henry. Ministry v54 June 1981 , p12 14 Women s Work by Henry. Adventists Affirm 21 Spring 2007 , p34 43 She also wrote songs, including I Know My Heavenly Father Knows See also Empty section date July 2010 References references Adventist Review , March 16, 1989 Whirlwind of the Lord Story of Mrs S M I Henry by Margaret Rossiter White External links http www.adventistarchives.org ... Called by God by Josephine Benton http h0bbes.wordpress.com 2007 06 11 sarepta myendra irish henry Sarepta Myendra Irish Henry blog by Jeff Crocombe, June 11, 2007 http jewel.andrews.edu 82 search aHenry Sarepta Articles by Henry and http jewel.andrews.edu 82 search dHenry Sarepta about Henry as cataloged ... . NAME Henry, Sarepta Myrenda Irish ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1839 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1900 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Henry, Sarepta Myrenda Irish Category American ... more details
Emile Eid March 15, 1925&ndash November 30, 2009 was the Roman Catholic titular bishop of Sarepta dei Maroniti. Ordained to the priesthood on September 6, 1951, in the Maronite Church , Eid was named titular bishop on December 20, 1982, and was ordained bishop on January 23, 1983. Bishop Eid served as vice president of the commission that wrote the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches . ref http www.catholic hierarchy.org bishop beide.html ref Notes reflist DEFAULTSORT Eid, Emile Category Maronite Catholic bishops Category 1925 births Category 2009 deaths Category Lebanese clergy RC bishop stub ... more details
orphan date February 2009 Integrity Media Africa was founded in 1984 as Sarepta Music by Anton Bekker. It was originally a record label, focusing mainly on Youth oriented music and brought you artists such as MiC, Eminent Child, Naked Lyric and a whole lot of other Youth organization youth groups . They also took on other artists such as Andre De Villiers and Case Ball & Shears. Sarepta Music expanded rapidly and became a Distribution business Distribution Company , supplying many other labels. In April 2003, Integrity Media Inc acquired Sarepta Music. Under its new management, Integrity will continue to represent key international labels such as the Provident Label Group Provident Music Group USA , Furious Records UK , GMI Music Partners Holland and Parachute Music New Zealand , while also focusing on building its roster of leading South Africa n artists. Integrity Media is a privately held media communications company that produces, publishes and distributes Christian music , films and related materials that are sold throughout the United States and in over 160 other countries. Originally founded as a direct to consumer music club in 1987, the company grew into one of Christian music s biggest success stories. By 1995, it had become Integrity Incorporated and had established itself as a leading producer of Worship music praise and worship music. In 2002, Integrity changed its corporate identity to Integrity Media to better reflect its growth and development. That same year, Integrity purchased the Nashville based label, INO Records, home to artists MercyMe , Sonicflood , Darlene Zschech , Sara Groves , CeCe Winans and The Afters among others. This added greatly to Integrity s artist roster which already included notables Don Moen singer Don Moen , Hillsong Music , Paul Baloche and the GRAMMY Award winning Israel and New Breed who are part of the Integrity Label Group. Integrity s metamorphosis into a full fledged media company is part of its ongoing commitment to providing ... more details
Webster Parish School Board is a school district headquartered in Minden, Louisiana Minden , Louisiana , United States . The district operates public schools in Webster Parish, Louisiana Webster Parish . Schools PK 12 Cotton Valley High School Cotton Valley, Louisiana Cotton Valley Shongaloo High School Shongaloo, Louisiana Shongaloo K 12 Sarepta High School Sarepta, Louisiana Sarepta Secondary schools 6 12 Doyline High School Doyline, Louisiana Doyline 7 12 Lakeside Junior Senior High School Unincorporated area south of Sibley Springhill Junior Senior High School Springhill, Louisiana Springhill 9 12 Minden High School Minden, Louisiana Minden High School Minden, Louisiana Minden 7 8 Webster Junior High School Minden Primary schools PK 6 Central Elementary School Unincorporated area near Heflin 5 6 Brown Upper Elementary School Springhill PK and 6 Philips Middle School Minden K 5 Harper Elementary School Minden Jones Elementary School Minden E.S. Richardson Elementary School Minden William G. Stewart Elementary School Minden Union Elementary School Doyline, Louisiana Doyline PK 2 Browning Elementary School Springhill Alternative Hope Youth Ranch Unincorporated area Evergreen NOTE Now closed Webster Parish Achievement Center Minden External links http www.webster.k12.la.us Webster Parish School Board coord missing Louisiana Category School districts in Louisiana Category Webster Parish, Louisiana School Board ... more details
Infobox Radio station name KTKC FM image city Springhill, Louisiana Springhill , Louisiana area Springhill, LA Springhill , Texarkana, AR Texarkana , Magnolia, AR Magnolia , Shongaloo, LA Shongaloo , Sarepta, LA Sarepta , Haynesville, LA Haynesville , Cotton Valley, LA Cotton Valley , Cullen, LA Cullen , Taylor, AR Taylor , Plain Dealing, LA Plain Dealing branding KTKC 92.9 FM slogan True Country airdate frequency 92.9 MHz format Country music Country erp 40,000 watt s haat 167.0 meters class C2 facility id 62034 coordinates coord 33 0 30.00 N 93 28 38.00 W region US LA type landmark callsign meaning Unknown sister stations KIVY Crockett, TX KMVL Madisonville, TX KJVC Manfield, LA website ktkcfm.com KTKC FM 92.9 FM broadcasting FM , True Country is a radio station broadcasting a Country music Country format. Licensed to Springhill, Louisiana , USA, it serves areas such as Texarkana, Magnolia, Haynesville, Cotton Valley, and Plain Dealing. The station was owned by Metropolitan Radio Group from May 1997 until December 2008. http fjallfoss.fcc.gov cgi bin ws.exe prod cdbs pubacc prod app det.pl?Application id 1262991 Gary Acker, the owner of Metropolitan Radio Group died in August 2000, http hamptonroads.vartv.com , and Mark Acker has been selling off the radio stations, acting as personal representative for the estate. As of December 2008, the station is now owned by Leon Hunt. He acquired the station along with KBSF AM for a reported 175,000. http www.broadcastingcable.com article 115285 Deals.php The station was bought in 2009 and now broadcast country music. External links FM station data KTKC Category Radio stations in Louisiana Louisiana radio station stub ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Primarysources date December 2008 The Leduc Nisku Economic Development Authority is a 25 year partnership between the City of Leduc, Alberta , Canada and Leduc County, Alberta Leduc County . The Authority markets products and services for eight partnering municipalities including the City of Leduc, Leduc County, the towns of Beaumont, Alberta Beaumont , Calmar, Alberta Calmar and Devon, Alberta Devon , as well as the villages of New Sarepta, Alberta New Sarepta , Thorsby, Alberta Thorsby and Warburg, Alberta Warburg along with more than 2,600 companies. Promoted by the Leduc Nisku Economic Development Authority EDA , Alberta s International Region benefits from Citation needed date December 2008 a coordinated strategy of international networking and Holistic Marketing holistic marketing . The EDA claims to provide support to new and existing businesses through monthly economic partnership breakfasts, special events, incoming and outgoing trade missions and participation in international tradeshows. Leduc Nisku Economic Development Authority promotes 3,000 businesses, a workforce, location, access to Queen Elizabeth II Highway, proximity to Edmonton International Airport, linked to rail systems in North America, a protected environment, a designated Safe Community , lifestyle, residential, commercial and industrial land and buildings as well as competitive Citation needed date December 2008 land, utility and tax rates. The Virtual Tradeshow is a 24 7 online marketing tool that was developed by the Leduc Nisku Economic Development Authority in 2005 to expand on a static business directory listing. External links http www.internationalregion.com eda.htm Leduc Nisku Economic Development Authority Category Organizations based in Alberta Canada stub ... more details
orphan date September 2009 Located in a lush agricultural section of southern littoral of Lebanon , Tell el Burak has been under investigation by the American University of Beirut and the University of T bingen since 1998. The excavations have revealed three occupations on the tell, the latest in the Ottoman Empire Ottoman Period , the next in the Iron Age , and the earliest in the Middle Bronze Age . During this earliest stage the mound was built as part of a defensive structure serving as the base for a fortress on its top. In the Iron Age , Tell el Burak was home to a settlement that was prosperous and peaceful, as seen in its defenseless and fine architecture. There is no apparent occupation in the intervening Late Bronze Age as the site was seemingly abandoned in favor of Sarepta , four kilometers to the south. The tell stands prominently amidst agricultural lands on a strip of plain fronted by the Mediterranean Sea and backed by a range of hills. The plain, a well watered zone, is home to a large agricultural area where fruit trees currently predominate. The conical purpose built tell towers above the plain to some 19 meters and is readily visible from both land and sea. From the top of mound, Sidon can be seen to the north, and to the south rising above Ras el Qantara , the tell of the Late Bronze Age Phoenician city of Sarepta can be seen. In 2004 an underwater archaeological survey was conducted in the area of the tell by the archaeologist Ralph K. Pedersen http sites.google.com site wedigboats home . References Kamlah, J. and Sader, H. 2003. The Tell el Burak Archaeological Project Preliminary Report on the 2002 and 2003 Seasons, BAAL 7 145 173. See also Cities of the ancient Near East External links http www.bai.uni tuebingen.de burak publikationen eng.html Web site of excavation Category Archaeological sites in Lebanon ... more details
File Tophet Carthage.2.jpg thumb Stele with Tanit s symbol in Carthage s Tophet, including a crescent moon over the figure Tanit ref small TNT small in the Phoenician and Punic inscriptions. ref was a Phoenicia n lunar goddess , worshipped as the patron goddess at Carthage ref F.O. Hvidberg Hansen, La d esse TNT une Etude sur la r ligion canaan o punique Copenhagen Gad 1982, is the standard survey. An extensive critical review by G. W. Ahlstr m appeared in Journal of Near Eastern Studies 45 .4 October 1986 , pp. 311&ndash 314. ref where from the fifth century BCE onwards her name is associated with that of Baal Baal Hammon and she is given the epithet pene baal face of Baal and the title rabat , the female form of rab chief Markoe 2000 130 . Tanit was worshiped in Punic contexts in the Western Mediterranean, from Malta to Gades into Hellenistic times. In North Africa, where the inscriptions and material remains are more plentiful, she was, as well as a consort of Baal Hammon, a heavenly goddess of war, a virginal mother goddess and nurse, and, less specifically, a symbol of fertility. Several of the major Greek goddesses were identified with Tanit by the syncretic interpretatio graeca , which recognized as Greek deities in foreign guise the gods of most of the surrounding non Hellene cultures. Her shrine excavated at Sarepta in southern Phoenicia revealed an inscription that identified her for the first time in her homeland and related her securely to the Phoenicia n goddess Astarte Ishtar . ref James B. Pritchard, Recovering Sarepta, a Phoenician City Princeton Princeton University Press 1978. see Sarepta . The inscription reads small TNT TTRT small and could identify Tanit as an epithet of Astarte at Sarepta, for the TNT element does not appear in theophoric name s in Punic contexts Ahlstr m 1986 review, p 314 . ref One site where Tanit was uncovered is at Kerkouan , in the Cap Bon peninsula in Tunisia. The origins of Tanit are to be found in the pantheon of Ugari ... more details
Infobox road state LA type LA route 2 length mi 179.99 length round 2 established 1955 renumbering Louisiana 1955 renumbering direction a West direction b East terminus a Image Texas 49.svg 20px State Highway 49 Texas State Highway 49 junction Image Louisiana 1.svg 20px Louisiana Highway 1 LA 1 in Vivian, Louisiana Vivian br Image US 71.svg 20px U.S. Route 71 US 71 in Hosston, Louisiana Hosston br Image Louisiana 3.svg 20px Louisiana Highway 3 LA 3 in Plain Dealing, Louisiana Plain Dealing br Image US 371.svg 20px U.S. Route 371 US 371 in Sarepta, Louisiana Sarepta br Image US 79.svg 20px Image Louisiana 9.svg 20px U.S. Route 79 US 79 and Louisiana Highway 9 LA 9 in Homer, Louisiana Homer br Image US 63.svg 20px Image US 167.svg 20px U.S. Route 63 US 63 U.S. Route 167 US 167 in Bernice, Louisiana Bernice br Image Louisiana 15.svg 20px Louisiana Highway 15 LA 15 in Farmerville, Louisiana Farmerville br Image US 165.svg 20px Image US 425.svg 20px U.S. Route 165 US 165 and U.S. Route 425 US 425 in Bastrop, Louisiana Bastrop br Image Louisiana 17.svg 20px Louisiana Highway 17 LA 17 in Oak Grove, Louisiana Oak Grove terminus b Image US 65.svg 20px U.S. Route 65 US 65 in Lake Providence, Louisiana Lake Providence previous type LA previous route 1 next type LA next route 3 Louisiana Highway 2 LA 2 is a state highway in the U.S. state of Louisiana . It runs in a west to east direction, beginning at State Highway 49 Texas State Highway 49 and ending at an intersection with U.S. Highway 65 in East Carroll Parish, LA East Carroll Parish . Highway 2 is approximately convert 180 mi km long and is located entirely north of and parallel to Interstate 20 . Route description LA 2 begins at the Louisiana Texas state line in northern Caddo Parish, LA Caddo Parish . It merges shortly with Louisiana Highway 1 LA 1 and runs due north. The highways split in Vivian, LA Vivian , where LA 2 continues eastward. In Sarepta, LA Sarepta , Louisiana Highway 2 Spur connects LA 2 with the L&A Railr ... more details
orphan date February 2010 italic title Taxobox name Phalonidia contractana image Phalonidia contractana.jpg image width 200px image caption regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Tortricidae subfamilia Tortricinae genus Phalonidia species P. contractana binomial Phalonidia contractana binomial authority Zeller, 1847 synonyms Phalonia exaequata small Meyrick, 1923 small Conchylis manifestana small Kennel, 1901 small Phalonia thermoconis small Meyrick, 1925 small Cochylis contractana small Zeller, 1847 small Phalonidia contractana is a moth of the Tortricidae family. It is found in southern Europe including Spain , southern France and Italy , Dalmatia , Macedonia region Macedonia , Hungary , Romania , Bulgaria , Greece , Ukraine , southern Russia Sarepta , Urask, Turkey , Kuldscha, Afghanistan , Kashmir and Lebanon . Larvae have been recorded on Artemisia genus Artemisia , Anthemis , Cichorium , Lactuca , Inula viscose and Inula graveolens . External links http www.lepiforum.de cgi bin lepiwiki.pl?Phalonidia Contractana lepiforum.de Category Tortricinae Tortricinae stub vi Phalonidia contractana ... more details
Carthage in Flames Italian Cartagine in fiamme is a 1960 Cinema of Italy Italian historical film historical war film directed by Carmine Gallone and starring Pierre Brasseur , Daniel G lin and Anne Heywood . ref http ftvdb.bfi.org.uk sift title 28849 ref The film depicts the Punic Wars between the Roman Republic and Carthage . Cast Pierre Brasseur Sidone Daniel G lin Phegor Anne Heywood Fulvia Aldo Silvani Hermon Ilaria Occhini Ophir Paolo Stoppa Astarito Jos Su rez Hiram Terence Hill Tsour Gianrico Tedeschi Eleo Edith Peters Sarepta Cesare Fantoni Assian Erno Crisa Asdrubak Antonio Wiseman Polacco Nicolini Roberto Cesare References references External links imdb title 0054729 CinemaofItaly Category 1960 films Category Italian films Category Italian language films Category Films directed by Carmine Gallone Category Classical war films 1960s Italy film stub fr Carthage en flammes it Cartagine in fiamme film ... more details
The Aurelian is a short story first written in Russian as Pil gram by Vladimir Nabokov during his exile in Berlin in 1930. After translation by Nabokov and Peter Pertzov it was published in English in the Atlantic Monthly in 1941. The Aurelian is included in Nine Stories Nabokov Nine Stories and Nabokov s Dozen . Plot summary The Aurelian entomology aurelian is Paul Pilgram, an entomologist and butterfly dealer who never left his native Berlin. His life is empty and dreary, his business dismal, and his marriage perfunctory. His dream has been to venture out on a collecting trip abroad, but lack of resources or interfering circumstances never allowed this to happen. He images to be in butterfly places such as Digne in France, Dubrovnik Ragusa in Dalmatia, Sarepta Russia Sarepta in Russia, or Abisko in Lapland, or even catching them in the tropics, or following the lead of Father Dejean a French missionary who worked in East Tibet ref http www.nabokovmuseum.org PDF ZimmerR&C.pdf Investigation by Dieter E. Zimmer about Father Dejean ref . At last, by cheating a customer, he makes enough money to follow his dream and is prepared to abandon wife and business. As he departs, he suffers a fatal heart attack. The narrator, however, assures that Pilgram has achieved a state of happiness where he is visiting all the places he ever dreamt of and seeing all the glorious bugs he had longed to see Comments While many of Nabokov s writings refer to butterflies, they achieve their strongest literary treatment in this short story, Speak, Memory , The Gift Nabokov novel The Gift , and Ada or Ardor A Family Chronicle Ada . In this case, Pilgram is a dreamer and lives in his inner world, and is eventually overwhelmed by his obsession. Pilgram s journey takes him from his pupa like condition to a golden, aurelian threshold before he enters into a different state as he undergoes his metamorphosis . His death represents an example of Nabokov s theme of potustoronnost transcendence, or rea ... more details
File Dennert Tanne7.jpg thumb upright Dennert Fir at the Erzl uferstollen Pit, Maa en , Lautenthaler Gangzug , Lautenthal The Dennert Fir Tree lang de Dennert Tanne also known as the Dennert scher Tannenbaum , Dennert Tafel or Dennert Fichte is a signboard that is used throughout the Harz mountains in Germany to provide information about mining and other points of interest in the area. The signboards mark locations, traces and monuments to mining , to the Upper Harz Water Regale , a medieval water management system, or even personalities in mining history in the mining in the Upper Harz Upper Harz mining area . They have since become used to document other notable sites within the Harz. The first Dennert Fir Tree was set up on 9 October 1949 in the vicinity of the former Sarepta Pit Grube Sarepta in Clausthal Zellerfeld Clausthal . It was sponsored by the Power and Water Management Division Kraft und Wasserwirtschaft GmbH of Preussag AG , the operator of the Upper Harz Water Regalem at that time. The instigator was Oberbergrat Herbert Dennert 1902 1994 . Dennert promoted the preservation of mining monuments and published several books about mining in the Upper Harz . The signs measure 75 80 cm, are mainly made of wood and have the characteristic shape of a stylised fir tree. They are painted yellow with a green and black border. Underneath a hammer and chisel symbol the type of site is described together with important information. The texts were researched and published from 1949 to 1981 by Herbert Dennert. The Upper Harz History and Museum Society maintain over 200 signs within an area of 100 km . Dennert Fir Trees that are set up by municipalities or branches of the Harz Club have the shield of their respective village at the top instead of the hammer and pick. For example, the Braunlage branch sponsors around 60 signs as at April 09 . gallery File Dennert Tanne.jpg Schatzkammer Pit, Schatzkammer Gang , Altenau File Dennert Tanne1.jpg Morgen Abends ... more details
, Lebanon 1969 1974 revealed the ancient Phoenicia n city of Sarepta . It was the first time a major ... s name that made the identification secure. His article, Sarepta in history and tradition in Understanding the Sacred Texts 1972 displays his characteristic research. His book Recovering Sarepta ... more details
coord 43.343594 N 81.634169 W display title Image formerblacksmithshop.jpg thumb Former blacksmith shop, Dashwood, Ontario Dashwood original name Friedsburg is a small, primarily residential, community in southwestern Ontario , Canada . The former police village is located at the intersection of Bronson Line and Dashwood Road, on the boundary between the Municipality of Bluewater, Ontario Bluewater and the Municipality of South Huron, Ontario South Huron . The community is situated approximately 50 kilometers north west of London, Ontario London near the resort village of Grand Bend, Ontario Grand Bend , which is located on the south east coast of Lake Huron . History Dashwood began when the brothers Noah and Absalom Fried formerly of Blandford Blenheim, Ontario Blenheim Township in Oxford County, Ontario Oxford County , resettled in the area in 1853. ref name Rayburn, Alan 1997 pp.88 Rayburn, Alan 1997 , Place Names of Ontario University of Toronto Press , Toronto Buffalo London, ISBN 0 8020 7207 0 , pp.88 ref They first erected a Sawmill saw mill , followed shortly by a Gristmill grain mill , on the site of the future community serving the needs of the influx of mainly European settlers brought about by the local development of Canada Company lands earlier in the century. The location of the initial development of the mills was intended to occur at Sarepta, Ontario Sarepta , 2 kilometers 1.25 miles east of the present site of Dashwood on Dashwood Road. A change of circumstances brought about an alteration of the plans of the two brothers and lower cost land became available at the current site of the community. ref Mack, Muriel, The History of Stephen Township Corporation of The Township of Stephen, 1992 , pp.228 ref The name of the community changed from Friedsburg to Dashwood in December 1871, when a post office was opened, ref Campbell, Frank W. Canada Post Offices 1755 1895 Quarterman Publications, Lawrence, Massachusetts ,1972, ISBN 0 88000 008 2 , pp.41 ref ... more details
The Fifth Mountain by Paulo Coelho was published in 1996 and was his fourth major publication. The story is based on the story of Elijah from the Hebrew The Bible Bible 1 Books of Kings Kings chapters 17 19 . The focus is on Elijah s time in Sarepta Zarephath in this book named Akbar . Much has been added to the simple Bible story by Coelho, including Elijah witnessing the sacking of Akbar by the Assyria ns, Elijah s journey up the Fifth Mountain itself said to be the dwelling place of Baal , and Elijah s falling in love with the widow to whom God sent him. This story may be considered religious in focus, despite a strong focus on the theme of rebellion against God. In this book, Coelho has explored the manner in which the prophetic questioning of authority, rebellion and liberty liberation , and thinking for oneself are important in one s relationship with God and one s life work. At the same time the novel is a powerful metaphor of human self confidence and strong desire for self fulfillment by helping other humans. The protagonist finds ultimately the strength to overcome all misfortunes in himself in his deeply human desire to help the others and to be creative. And he finds out that God is in his own heart. Plot summary For a considerable portion of the story Elijah is very compliant, obeying everything God s angels say. Eventually he realizes that his destiny is not being chosen by him but by God and ultimately, he decides to abide by his own desires and will. In this way Coelho suggests that Elijah was able to reach an ultimate level of spiritual awareness and have the most powerful relationship with God. 1990s novel stub Paulo Coelho DEFAULTSORT Fifth Mountain, The Category 1996 novels Category Novels by Paulo Coelho Category Brazilian novels Category Portuguese language novels ar de Der f nfte Berg es La quinta monta a fr La Cinqui me Montagne it Monte Cinque ka pl Pi ta G ra pt O Monte Cinco ru tr Be inci Da ... more details
Taxobox image regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Noctuidae genus Heterochroma genus authority Guen e in Boisduval & Guen e, 1852 Heterochroma is a genus of moth s of the Noctuidae family. Species Heterochroma albipuncta small Jones, 1908 small Heterochroma amphion small Druce, 1889 small Heterochroma bellona small Felder, 1874 small Heterochroma berylloides small Hampson, 1908 small Heterochroma beryllus small Guen e, 1852 small Heterochroma celestina small William Schaus Schaus , 1921 small Heterochroma chlorographa small Hampson, 1908 small Heterochroma eriopioides small Guen e, 1852 small Heterochroma exundata small Schaus, 1911 small Heterochroma hadenoides small Guen e, 1852 small Heterochroma hypatia small Druce, 1889 small Heterochroma insignis small Walker, 1857 small Heterochroma ligata small Schaus, 1911 small Heterochroma lineata small Druce, 1898 small Heterochroma luma small Druce, 1889 small Heterochroma metallica small H. Edwards, 1884 small Heterochroma rollia small Schaus, 1921 small Heterochroma sarepta small Druce, 1889 small Heterochroma singularis small Butler, 1879 small Heterochroma thermeola small Hampson, 1911 small Heterochroma thermida small Hampson, 1908 small Heterochroma thermographa small Hampson, 1910 small Heterochroma viridipicta small Schaus, 1911 small References http www.nic.funet.fi pub sci bio life insecta lepidoptera ditrysia noctuoidea noctuidae hadeninae heterochroma index.html Heterochroma at funet.fi http www.nhm.ac.uk jdsml research curation projects butmoth GenusList3.dsml?searchPageURL index.dsml&SUPERFAMIL &FAMILYqtype starts with&FAMILY noctuidae&SUBFAMILYqtype starts with&SUBFAMILY &TRIBEqtype starts with&TRIBE &SUBTRIBEqtype starts with&SUBTRIBE &GENUSqtype starts with&GENUS &AUTHORqtype starts with&AUTHOR &YEARqtype equals&YEAR &sort GENUS Natural History Museum Lepidoptera genus database Category Noctuidae Noctuidae stub vi Heterochroma ... more details
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