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Bible > Genesis > Chapter 27 > Verse 9
◄ Genesis 27:9 ►
Go to the flock and bring me two good young goats, so that I may prepare from them delicious food for your father, such as he loves.
Go now to the flock, and fetch me from thence two good kids of the goats; and I will make them savoury meat for thy father, such as he loveth:
Go now to the flock, and fetch me from thence two good kids of the goats. And I will make them savory food for thy father, such as he loveth.
And go thy way to the flock, bring me two kids of the best, that I may make of them meat for thy father, such as he gladly eateth:
English Revised Version
Webster's Bible Translation
Go now to the flock, and bring me from thence two good kids of the goats; and I will make them savory meat for thy father, such as he loveth:
Genesis 27:9 Parallel
Keil and Delitzsch Biblical Commentary on the Old Testament
When Isaac had grown old, and his eyes were dim, so that he could no longer see (מראת from seeing, with the neg. מן as in Genesis 16:2, etc.), he wished, in the consciousness of approaching death, to give his blessing to his elder son. Isaac was then in his 137th year, at which age his half-brother Ishmael had died fourteen years before;
(Note: Cf. Lightfoot, opp. 1, p. 19. This correct estimate of Luther's is based upon the following calculation: - When Joseph was introduced to Pharaoh he was thirty years old (Genesis 41:46), and when Jacob went into Egypt, thirty-nine, as the seven years of abundance and two of famine had then passed by (Genesis 45:6). But Jacob was at that time 130 years old (Genesis 47:9). Consequently Joseph was born before Jacob was ninety-one; and as his birth took place in the fourteenth year of Jacob's sojourn in Mesopotamia (cf. Genesis 30:25, and Genesis 29:18, Genesis 29:21, and Genesis 29:27), Jacob's flight to Laban occurred in the seventy-seventh year of his own life, and the 137th of Isaac's.)
and this, with the increasing infirmities of age, may have suggested the thought of death, though he did not die till forty-three years afterwards (Genesis 35:28). Without regard to the words which were spoken by God with reference to the children before their birth, and without taking any notice of Esau's frivolous barter of his birthright and his ungodly connection with Canaanites, Isaac maintained his preference for Esau, and directed him therefore to take his things (כּלים, hunting gear), his quiver and bow, to hunt game and prepare a savoury dish, that he might eat, and his soul might bless him. As his preference for Esau was fostered and strengthened by, if it did not spring from, his liking for game (Genesis 25:28), so now he wished to raise his spirits for imparting the blessing by a dish of venison prepared to his taste. In this the infirmity of his flesh is evident. At the same time, it was not merely because of his partiality for Esau, but unquestionably on account of the natural rights of the first-born, that he wished to impart the blessing to him, just as the desire to do this before his death arose from the consciousness of his patriarchal call.
Genesis 27:9 Parallel Commentaries
Judges 13:15 And Manoah said to the angel of the LORD, I pray you, let us detain you, until we shall have made ready a kid for you.
1 Samuel 16:20 And Jesse took an donkey laden with bread, and a bottle of wine, and a kid, and sent them by David his son to Saul.
savoury. Matammim, from taam, to taste or relish: how dressed is uncertain, but its name declares it nature.
and prepare for me delicious food, such as I love, and bring it to me so that I may eat, that my soul may bless you before I die."
Now therefore, my son, obey my voice as I command you.
And you shall bring it to your father to eat, so that he may bless you before he dies."
Choice Dish Fat Father's Fetch Flock Food Goats Good Kids Loves Meal Meat Prepare Savory Savoury Taste Tasty Thence Way Young
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Reasons for Gratitude Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
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For many of us, Thanksgiving will feel really different this year. Less will need to be more, as we celebrate alone or with our immediate household members to stay safe and help combat the surge in COVID-19 cases across most of the land. And yet, times of trouble can also help us to focus on what's really important in our lives. So, even as we face these challenges and the range of emotions that arise with them, it's worth remembering that this Thanksgiving, there remain many reasons to be grateful.
I'm certainly grateful for a loving family and friends that provide depth and meaning to life, even though most of us can't be physically together and hug each other right now. My faith is also a source of comfort and reassurance at this time. I also feel a deep sense of gratitude for everyone who has sacrificed for the common good over the last several months, especially those who've masked up and physically distanced to provide essential services in our communities to keep everything going. You will no doubt have your own list of heroes, but here are just a few of mine:
• Healthcare workers, thanks for all you do under such difficult and dangerous conditions.
• Essential workers, thanks for clocking in every day. That includes bus drivers, grocery store cashiers, waste collectors, tradespeople, firefighters, law enforcement officers, and all those who deliver packages to my door.
• Teachers, working remotely or in person. Thanks for your commitment to our students and continuing to bring out the best in them.
• Parents, including so many now working with kids at home. Thanks for juggling responsibilities and making everything work.
• Clinical trials participants. Your participation is critical for developing treatments and vaccines. Thanks to you all, including the fine examples of many public figures, including the trial participation of Senator Rob Portman and financial contribution of legendary performer Dolly Parton.
• Everyone following the 3 W's: Wear a mask, Watch your distance, and Wash your hands. Thank you for doing your part every day to keep yourself, your loved ones, and your community safe. You are our front lines in the battle.
• Researchers, from both the public and private sectors, who are working in partnership all around the world. Our shared goal is to learn all we can about COVID-19 and to develop better tests, new treatments, and safe and effective vaccines.
On that note, you may have heard about the very promising interim clinical trial results of an investigational COVID-19 vaccine known as mRNA-1273, co-developed by the biotechnology company Moderna, Cambridge, MA, and NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. That mRNA vaccine was found to be 94.5 percent effective in preventing symptomatic COVID-19. Another mRNA vaccine, developed by Pfizer and BioNTech, also recently was shown to be 95 percent effective and has now submitted an application for emergency use authorization (EUA) to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In addition, AstraZeneca announced that, in a late-stage clinical trial, the vaccine it developed in partnership with the University of Oxford reduced the risk of COVID-19 infection by an average of 70 percent, with up to 90 percent efficacy in one dosing regimen.
Other promising vaccine candidates continue to work their way through clinical trials, and we'll no doubt be hearing more about those soon. It is truly remarkable to accomplish in 10 months what normally takes about 8 years. Therapeutic progress is also moving forward rapidly, with a second monoclonal antibody treatment for high-risk outpatients receiving emergency use authorization from the FDA just a few days ago.
For all of these advances, I am immensely grateful. Of course, it will take time and continued study to get a COVID-19 vaccine fully approved and distributed to all those who need it. The success of any vaccine also will hinge on people across the country—including you and all those whom I've recognized here—making the choice to protect themselves and others by getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
As we look ahead to that day when the COVID-19 pandemic is under control, I encourage you to take some time to jot down your own list of reasons to be grateful. Encourage family members to do the same and take some time to share them with one another, whether it's around the table or by email, phone, or videoconferencing. The holidays are a time for making memories and—as different as it may look—this year is no different. So, while you're enjoying your Thanksgiving meal around a smaller table, remember that you're doing it from a place of love and gratitude. I wish for you a safe and happy Thanksgiving.
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Spike Thomas says:
I am praying to Allah. May protect all of our human beings from this dangerous pandemic. This is been too long to survive through COVID. Thank you for sharing such a valuable article.
Alexander Ramig says:
I agree wholeheartedly. I thank the Lord for you and the leadership you provide.
Patrick and Patricia Watters says:
We are grateful for you and your colleagues' leadership in these times.
William Kelley says:
What my dear friend Francis Collins did not mention was the absolutely crucial role of NIH funding to support this research over the past 50 years of the molecular biology revolution and especially during the past 30 years as the more controversial gene based technologies were evolving. Clearly, what we have today only exists because of that support.
Dr. Francis Collins says:
Hey there, Bill Kelley!
Great to see your post – and for people who don't know, YOU were a pioneer starting 35 years ago in gene therapy applications to human diseases. Thanks for your leadership, and for being my supportive and wise Chairman when I was just starting out at the University of Michigan.
Jerry Diemer says:
Thanks for grounding us and reminding us of our many blessings. God bless America.
Sam Tsang says:
Thank you for sharing this valuable information …
Elizabeth F Newberry says:
I am thankful for a great deal, for all of the many people you have mentioned. But I want to thank YOU, Dr. Collins, Francis, my friend, for your leadership in helping us get through this difficult time. This was a huge, lifetime, challenge and you and your team and all the scientists around the world have met the challenge by working tirelessly. THANK YOU!
You have a peaceful, healthy Thanksgiving!
Vladyslav Antipov says:
Dr. Collins, thank you for your leadership and deep gratitude to all those who have been working diligently to end this pandemic through scientific research. While it seems like major milestones have been met in such an accelerated period of time, I appreciate the fact that decades of basic research built the foundation for these incredible breakthroughs.
FI says:
I am really concerned about the COVID-19 issue on this Thanksgiving and Christmas event time. Relatives and friends are coming and it's really tough to hold them. What kind of precautious I can take to protect my family?
Good to hear from you, FI!
Dr. Collins has offered these tips on how to protect your loved ones from COVID-19 over the holidays: https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2020/11/12/planning-your-holidays-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/.
Another good source of information is:
https://www.coronavirus.gov/

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White Sox to host Yankees in Field of Dreams game on Aug. 12
Is this heaven? No, it's Iowa
The Chicago White Sox will host the New York Yankees in the rescheduled Field of Dreams game at Dyersville, Iowa, this summer. (Source: AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall, File/AP)
By Associated Press | November 23, 2020 at 3:54 PM CST - Updated November 23 at 4:19 PM
NEW YORK (AP) — The Chicago White Sox will host the New York Yankees in the rescheduled Field of Dreams game at Dyersville, Iowa, on Aug. 12.
MLB says the plan is tentative, contingent on the status of public health next summer.
See you next season, Iowa.
The Field of Dreams is scheduled for 2021. pic.twitter.com/CpCcsuy5Iy
— MLB (@MLB) November 23, 2020
The teams had been scheduled to play at the ballpark next to the "Field of Dreams" movie site last Aug. 13.
When the schedule was revamped because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Yankees were replaced as the opponent by the St. Louis Cardinals, but the game was called off on Aug. 4.
The rescheduled game will be MLB's first in Iowa.
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Investor Day 2023
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Chair, President, And Chief Executive Officer
Carey Smith is chair, president, and chief executive officer, responsible for the company's strategy, growth, business execution, and global operations. Before joining Parsons, she served in progressive leadership roles at Honeywell, including as President of its defense and space division, Vice President of Honeywell Aerospace Customer and Product Support, and President of Honeywell Technology Solutions, Inc. Prior to joining Honeywell, Carey held various executive positions at Lockheed Martin. She is on the Parsons and Edison International boards of directors, chairs the Professional Services Council's Board of Directors, and is also a member of the board of directors for the Intelligence and National Security Alliance and the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation.
Matt Ofilos
Matt brings more than 20 years of finance experience and a proven track record of delivering profitable growth and building high-performance finance teams to the role. Before being appointed CFO, Matt served as Parsons' executive vice president of finance, where he led the company's financial operations, including project controls, financial planning, accounting, treasury, and financial systems. Prior to joining Parsons in 2021, he led multi-billion-dollar finance organizations, including those for Amazon Web Services' (AWS's) Worldwide Public Sector and Strategic Industries businesses. Before AWS, he held roles of increasing responsibility at Raytheon, concluding with his tenure as CFO for the Space and Command & Control businesses for the Intelligence, Information, and Services segment. Matt holds a Master of Business Administration from Boston University and a Bachelor of Science from Babson College.
Paul Decker
President, Defense And Intelligence
Paul is president of the Defense and Intelligence business unit within Parsons' Federal Solutions segment. Prior to this role, Paul was the senior vice president of cyber and intelligence, where he was responsible for developing and delivering the company's overall corporate technical and growth strategy for the market. He has extensive experience in the arena of cyber space operations including operational and leadership support to defensive cyber operations, offensive cyber operations to include mission execution, strategic policy, and security strategy and planning. His operational leadership and technical experiences include support to the United States Strategic Commands Computer Network Defense and Computer Network Warfare mission sets. Paul proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Mark Fialkowski
President, Mobility Solutions
Mark is responsible for the leadership, strategy, growth, business execution, and operations for Parsons' Mobility Solutions business unit. Mark joined Parsons, in 1989 as a transportation engineer and has held a series of progressively more responsible leadership roles within the critical infrastructure industry, including executive vice president of Parsons' Mobility Solutions business unit responsible for profit and loss, strategy, growth, project delivery, talent management, and operations for the North American and Middle Eastern Bridge, Road and Highway, Tunnel, Water/Wastewater, and Industrial markets.
Jon Moretta
President, Engineered Systems
Jon is president of Engineered Systems, a business unit within the company's Federal Solutions segment that delivers, protects, and sustains critical assets across the defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure markets. Jon has over 35 years of experience, spanning operations, engineering, procurement, and construction, as well as technology development and commercialization. In his current role, Jon is responsible for leading advanced engineering, planning, design, and delivery of complex infrastructure, environmental, energy, and life sciences products and services across five continents to US government customers that include the U.S. Department of Energy, National Science Foundation, Program Executive Office Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Department of Labor, Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Peter Torrellas
President, Connected Communities
Peter is responsible for the leadership, strategy, growth, business execution, and operations of Parsons' Connected Communities business unit. Peter joined Parsons leadership in 2021 and brings more than two decades of experience leading digital transformation across infrastructure markets, including intelligent transportation systems, smart mobility, energy, aviation, and rail and transit. He most recently served as managing partner and vice president of the Digital Cities and Infrastructure Practice at Siemens Advanta, the digital transformation consultancy and professional services arm of Siemens. Peter is a recognized leader in delivering results at the intersection of technology and critical infrastructure.
Ricardo "Rico" Lorenzo
Rico is responsible for the development and implementation of the innovation and technology strategy across the enterprise. He accomplishes this through internal Research and Development (R&D) to all forms of external technology leveraging including commercial technology partnerships, contract R&D, and university partnerships. The portfolio includes technologies ranging from digital modernization to integrated systems, and from cyber to artificial intelligence/machine learning, data analytics, advanced sensors, electronic warfare, smart mobility, environment remediation, and space technologies. He is also responsible for the offices of the chief information officer, chief security information office, S-WORX, and the Parsons Fellows.
Jason Yaley
Jason is Parsons' chief communications officer, responsible for leading the corporation's engagement with global stakeholders to advance Parsons' growth and reputation as a leader in national security and critical infrastructure. As CCO, he oversees the global communications and government relations portfolios, including corporate communications, marketing, workforce communications, creative and brand management, philanthropy, trade associations, digital, and corporate events. He also manages Parsons' government relations organization, responsible for policy development; engagement with lawmakers at the federal, state, and local levels; and the Parsons Political Action Committee. He serves as executive sponsor of Parsons' DEI Council and the Leadership Council. Before coming to Parsons, he led communications programming inside the U.S. Department of Defense, the Aerospace Industries Association, and in organizations across the aerospace and defense sector.
Dave Spille
Senior Vice President, Investor Relations
Mr. Spille joined Parsons in April 2019. With more than 20 years of experience leading the Investor Relations programs for several software and government services companies, Dave has gained extensive IPO, financial modeling, M&A, and crisis communications experience. He has started the investor relations programs for four separate companies and has been responsible for internal, external, and marketing communications activities. During his tenure at various companies, Dave's IR programs have been ranked second in Institutional Investor (II) magazine for best U.S. IR program and awarded Honorable Mention for Best Use of Technology by Investor Relations magazine. He also participated in one of the most successful initial public offerings in stock market history. Dave also was a senior analyst at the Nasdaq Stock Market. He received his MBA from the George Washington University and his BBA from Radford University.


Destra Garcia is said to be resting comfortably after surgery on her ankle.
The Queen of Bacchanal returned to Trinidad from Toronto on Saturday morning and went into surgery at St Clair Medical Hospital.
In a WhatsApp messsage, Garcia's husband and manager Brian Morris said the surgery was successful and she was resting comfortably.
She is expected to be discharged today.
Garcia broke her ankle during a performance at the Bermuda Cup Match Summer Splash on August 2.
Morris, who was at the show, confirmed to Loop that despite what a video of the incident suggested, Garcia did, in fact, fall off the stage and land between the stage and the sub-woofers. He said she fell due to bright lights in her face.
While her appearances for this weekend have been cancelled, no decisions have yet been made for further appearances including a QoB concert in Guyana.


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Dominique Dawes (Maryland, 20 de noviembre de 1976) es una gimnasta artística estadounidense, campeona olímpica en 1996 en el concurso por equipos.

Dominique también es famosa por ser la primera mujer afroamericana en ganar una medalla olímpica en gimnasia artística.

Carrera deportiva
En los JJ. OO. de Barcelona (España) 1992, consigue una medalla de bronce en el concurso por equipos, tras el Equipo Unificado y Rumania, siendo sus compañeras de equipo: Wendy Bruce, Shannon Miller, Betty Okino, Kerri Strug y Kim Zmeskal.

En el Mundial de Birmingham 1993 gana dos medallas de plata: en viga de equilibrio —tras la rumana Lavinia Milosovici— y en asimétricas, tras su compatriota la también estadounidense Shannon Miller.

En el Mundial de Dortmund 1994 consigue la plata en el concurso por equipos, tras Rumania y por delante de Rusia, siendo sus compañeras de equipo: Amy Chow, Kerri Strug, Amanda Borden, Jaycie Phelps, Larissa Fontaine y Shannon Miller.

En el Mundial de San Juan 1996 gana el bronce en la viga de equilibrio, tras la rusa Dina Kochetkova, la rumana Alexandra Marinescu y empatada a puntos con la china Liu Xuan. Poco después en los JJ. OO. de Atlanta (Estados Unidos) gana el oro en el concurso por equipos —por delante de Rusia y Rumania—, y el bronce en el ejercicio de suelo, tras la ucraniana Lilia Podkopayeva y la rumana Simona Amanar.

Por último, poniendo punto y final a esta exitosa carrera deportiva, en las Olimpiadas de Sídney 2000 gana la medalla de bronce en el concurso por equipos, por detrás de Rumania (oro) y Rusia (plata), siendo sus colegas de equipo: Jamie Dantzscher, Amy Chow, Kristen Maloney, Elise Ray y Tasha Schwikert.

Referencias

Gimnastas artísticos


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