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iPhone 7 Manual User Guide
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iPhone 7: Dropping headphone jack would be a huge mistake, says Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak
Mr Wozniak, who helped found the company with Steve Jobs, left Apple in 1985 but has been an often critical commentator on it ever since
Apple would be making a mistake by dropping the headphone jack from the iPhone 7, as is widely rumoured, according to its co-founder.
Steve Wozniak has said that getting rid of the traditional headphone jack would leave people frustrated and force them to use inferior equipment to listen to their music.
The removal of the headphone jack has been one of the strongest and most controversial rumours about the iPhone 7, ahead of its expected launch at the beginning of September. It has already provoked huge amounts of ire – including a popular petition that was signed by hundreds of thousands of people.
Apple is thought to be encouraging people to use either wired headphones plugged into the Lightning port on the bottom of the phone, usually used for charging, or by using wireless headphones over Bluetooth.
But Mr Wozniak has said that both options are worse than the very old style of headphone jack that is currently used in the iPhone 7.
"If it's missing the 3.5mm earphone jack, that's going to tick off a lot of people," he told the Australian Financial Review. "I would not use Bluetooth … I don't like wireless. I have cars where you can plug in the music, or go through Bluetooth, and Bluetooth just sounds so flat for the same music."
"Mine have custom ear implants, they fit in so comfortably, I can sleep on them and everything. And they only come out with one kind of jack, so I'll have to go through the adaptor," he said.
"If there's a Bluetooth 2 that has higher bandwidth and better quality, that sounds like real music, I would use it. But we'll see. Apple is good at moving towards the future, and I like to follow that."
Mr Wozniak left Apple back in 1985. But he is still a valued commentator on Apple's choices – in part because of his role in helping found the company and build many of its products, in part because he continues to have strong opinions on the ones that his company now makes, and largely because he continues to be a loved and respected figure in the tech community.
He said earlier this year for instance that though he enjoyed the Apple Watch, the company might have made a mistake by entering that market. Making an expensive piece of wristwear was not in keeping with the Apple that he knew, he said.
"I love my Apple Watch, but – it's taken us into a jewellery market where you're going to buy a watch between $500 or $1,100 based on how important you think you are as a person," he wrote on Reddit. "The only difference is the band in all those watches. Twenty watches from $500 to $1,100. The band's the only difference? Well this isn't the company that Apple was originally, or the company that really changed the world a lot."
iPhone 7	iPhone 7 rumors
iPhone 7 won't have the real innovation, you have to WAIT until 2017 – plus release date, price and specs rumours
There's a concern in some quarters that the iPhone is running out of steam and that the iPhone 7 isn't going to be that different, from a design point of view, to the existing iPhone 6S or iPhone 6S Plus. As we get closer to the rumoured launch in September, more and more credible leaks come out pointing out the exact same thing. Apparently, being too samey is something that Apple is worried about too, to the point that that it may be saving its big innovation for a release next year.
It would be such a big change that Apple would even forgo the usual 'S' naming convention and jump straight to the iPhone 8 in 2017. That phone is said to have an edge-to-edge display, with the camera, TouchID sensor and everything else integrated directly into the display. That would truly be something that we hadn't seen before, completely changing the way that smartphone works and looks. It could even mean that the phones get smaller while retaining the same size screens that they have today.
So, how likely is this? Well, it's always very hard to tell with Apple. When rumours of the iPhone SE first surfaced, everyone thought that Apple would release a plastic phone with components lagging a generation behind the iPhone 6S. However, what we got was a full metal model with up-to-date components, dramatically beating expectations and turning out one of my favourite phones of the year.
But even with the level of surprise that Apple can deliver, it does seem unlikely that the iPhone 7 will be the huge leap forward that we want. And, with iPhone sales levelling off for the first time, Apple may well need to do something more dramatic in the near future, making the prospect of the iPhone 8 appearing in 2017 quite likely.
What you need to know, quickly
Need the information fast – here's everything you need in a quick, bite-sized digest. Obviously, everything here is based on unconfirmed rumours, so things can change quickly, but the below is, at least, a quick view of how things stand at this point in time.
Apple's brand new smartphone, complete with a new design and the successor to 2015's iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus
When is it out?
If Apple sticks to its normal release schedule, and it tends to, then we should see it late September 2016
The phones are likely to look very similar to the current model, but will have slightly bigger batteries, while a dual-lens camera looks set to appear on at least on model
If there's been one reliable thing about Apple's iPhone launches, it's that they happen just once a year. Given that the iPhone 6S was launched in September 2015, a year after the iPhone 6, it doesn't take a genius to work out that the iPhone 7 will come in September 2016.
It's hard to say so far in advance how much Apple will charge for the iPhone 7, but the company does tend to keep its prices stable. If we were to guess then, we'd say the entry level version (16GB at the moment, by possibly 32GB by the time the phone is released) will cost €699; the 64GB version will cost €799 and the 128GB version €899. Assuming there's an iPhone 7 Plus, expect the prices to be €799, €899 and €999 respectively.
iPhone 7, News	iPhone 7 rumors
iPhone 7: Updated release date, news and price rumours surrounding Apple's next-generation smartphone
Can Apple continue to dominate the smartphone market? There are several online leaks and rumours hinting at what the tech giant has planned for iPhone 7
These excellent iPhone 7 concept images are the work of Netherlands-based graphic designer Yasser Farahi
The iPhone 7 is undoubtedly one of the most hotly-anticipated gadgets of the year.
After last year's iPhone 6s upgrade, tech fans are eager to see what the world's most valuable company has planned for 2016.
And even thought the official announcement is months away, there are a host of rumours already circulating online.
These include predictions and comments from analysts through to leaked pictures supposedly showing early prototypes of the new iPhone.
Whatever Apple is building will have to work hard to keep pace with brand new phones from the likes of Samsung and LG.
We've gathered together all the latest news surrounding the phone into one place and will continue to update this as we learn more.
Imagined appearance: This might be what the iPhone 7 looks like- but it's not out 'til next year
Apple iPhone 7: Release date
Taking Apple's release date history into account, it's likely we'll see the iPhone 7 officially revealed in September 2016.
Both the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6 were revealed in September and Apple has no reason to change its strategy.
There's also nothing wrong with taking advantage of Black Friday sales and the run up to Christmas.
The iPhone 7 could be even slimmer than the iPhone 6
If we had to be specific, we would estimate the announcement date for the iPhone 7 being on a Wednesday or a Thursday in either the first or second week of September.
The iPhone 6s announcement was held on September 9, 2015 and Apple could plan a repeat performance.
Apple iPhone 7: Design
Apple's iPhone 6s has been a big hit for the technology giant – but it didn't alter much when it came to design.
That could be about to change as rumours suggest next year's model may drop the iconic home button on the front of the gadget.
Designers around the world are speculating on what Apple has planned and one artist, Marek Weidlich, has created an intriguing concept.
Is this what the iPhone 7 will look like?
Weidlich has turned the entire front of the futuristic smartphone into a screen – leaving no home button or any visible bezel.
"I focused on simple design language which is very important for Apple," Weidlich said.
"I designed a curved display without a bezel, and equipped with a software home button."
Both Samsung and LG have embraced curvy screens with the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and the LG G Flex 2 respectively.
It's unlikely Apple will follow suit but then the world's most valuable company has frequently had a problem with bending phones.
Apple's last two releases have been with 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screens. This covers a broad range and the tech giant could decide to keep things as they are.
Dropping the headphone socket
Fans have been infuriated by new which claim to show a drastic change in one of the key features of the iPhone.
Pictures were obtained by the Taiwanese site Apple Club , which previously published the first schematics showing the protuding iPhone 6 camera lens, before being republished by 9to5Mac.
They appear to confirm rumours that Apple is set to remove the headphone socket from the iPhone 7.
If true, this will probably mean anyone who buys the next version of Apple's iPhone will have to use wireless headphones or fork out for a pricey converter.
In January, the usual shadowy "supply chain sources" told a Chinese website that the 3.5 inch headphone jack will not be included on Apple's next mobile.
Recently, these rumours have been fuelled by images of a case for the new phone that apparently show no hole for the headphone wires.
The pictures, spotted by Nowhereelse.fr after they were published on Twitter, seem to support the rumour that Apple will ditch the headphone socket.
There's no hole in the case for where a headphone socket should be – instead there are just spaces for the charging port and speakers.
Of course, there's no way of confirming the legitimacy of the case – but it serves as an interesting indicator for a potentially big design change.
Tech experts reckon that by removing the headphone socket, Apple engineers will be able to shave 1mm off the thickness of the phone.
Because the new iPhone will likely arrive with Apple's yet-to-be-confirmed iOS 10 software and an upgraded processor, it will offer even more power and better efficiency.
Likely to be boasting a processor called the A10 chip, the iPhone 7 will surely boast more power – although it's anyone's guess as to how much this will translate into actual usage.
Apple iPhone 7: Specs
The iPhone 7 will likely come in different colours – including a gold version
Apple will pack the very latest technology into its new flagship handset
At the moment, we don't know what kind of battery the iPhone 7 will use – but at least there's now a Low Power Mode built into iOS 9 to help it last even longer. We expect this will continue into an updated version of iOS.
According to Korean site ETNews, Apple is currently in discussion with arch-rival Samsung over supplying OLED screens for its next phone.
This would shift the display over from the current LED model to a much more vibrant OLED screen. Such a move would likely make for better colour reproduction for videos and games, but might hamper battery life.
However, one change could be a huge boon for Apple fans.
Waterproof iPhone
Constructed using liquidmetal, the iPhone 7 could be completely waterproof
The misery of dropping your iPhone down the toilet could soon be over as the latest rumours suggest Apple's next iPhone could be completely waterproof.
According to a report in the China-based Commercial Times , Apple is working on a new "compound material" that repels water for use in its forthcoming smartphone, which it is thought will be called the iPhone 7.
This new material will also reportedly remove the need for the two strips of plastic that run across the back of the current generation of iPhones to allow mobile signals to reach the antennas.
This suggests that the body of the next iPhone may not be made from metal at all, but some other kind of material that allows radio waves to pass through it.
Industrial designer Herman Haidin has taken a stab at predicting the next version of Apple's handset and reckons the American tech giant could use a material known as 'liquidmetal'.
Apple acquired a patent for liquidmetal back in 2010 and uses it to make the small SIM ejector tool that comes in each iPhone box.
The material itself is a type of alloy that's tougher and more water-resistant than typical aluminium.
In the concept, Haidin envisions the iPhone 7 as a mere 3mm thick with a body formed of glass and liquidmetal.
There has also been some suggestion that the iPhone 7 could include a cutting-edge technology known as LiFi, that is capable of transmitting information at 100 times the speed of WiFi.
However, this is unlikely, given that LiFi is still in the early stages of development, and researchers don't expect it to be ready for commercial use before the end of the decade.
Apple iPhone 7: Price
It's unlikely that Apple's main iPhone 7 will be any easier on the wallet than past variants.
Most experts reckon the new iPhone will start at €659 for a 16GB model, effectively taking the place of the current iPhone 6s – which will see an incremental drop in price.
If true, we could expect other models with larger storage – 64GB and 128GB most likely – to stick with the €769 and €869 prices.
iPhone 7: Apple Highly Likely To Stick To LCD Panels
The iPhone 7 (or whatever Apple chooses to call it) is unlikely to arrive until late 2016. Earlier, there were rumors that Apple would switch from LCD to AMOLED panels because the latter is far more power efficient. But reputed KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently said Apple will continue to use LCD panels in its next-gen iPhones. Even though AMOLED would have allowed Apple to increase display resolution while also enhancing battery life, there is a strong reason Apple would stick to LCD.
AMOLED is more expensive and difficult to manufacture
Apple has its eyes always fixed on high margins, so the company always strives to keep cost structures under control. Manufacturing components in high volumes at good yield rates is key to keeping costs down. According to a report from market research firm IHS, AMOLED panels are much more difficult and expensive to manufacture compared to LCDs.
The Motley Fool contributor Ashraf Eassa points out that the current iPhone displays are among the best available in the market. The Cupertino-based tech giant and its partners are working to enhance LCD efficiency and image quality. So, Apple is unlikely to switch to AMOLED anytime soon. Apple has been working on its in-house touch and display driver integration (TDDI) single chip solutions. But the company's program was running behind schedule. Digitimes reported earlier this month that Apple had inked a deal with Synaptics for the supply of LCD driver chips to be used in the iPhone 7.
iPhone 7 may not bring battery life improvements
Ming-Chi Kuo has learned from his sources that the iPhone 7 will be only 6mm to 6.5mm thick. If true, it would be a major challenge for Apple to incorporate a bigger battery in a slimmer device. Users have already been complaining about the smaller 1715mAh battery in the iPhone 6S. At best, we can expect a similar battery size as that in the iPhone 6S and LCD panels, which lags behind AMOLED in terms of power efficiency.
In its latest report, TrendForce said the iPhone 7 will have 3GB RAM. The device is also expected to be waterproof. Among other things, the iPhone 7 is widely rumored to feature a hexa-core A10 processor and iOS 10. TrendForce estimates that Apple would sell 260 million iPhones in 2016.
iPhone 7	iPhone 7 rumors, rumors
iPhone 7/ iPhone 7s Rumors and Update: iPhone 7 is all Gearing Up for Its Release On September 2016; Thinner Than Old iPhone Devices, Equipped with Wireless Charging
The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus has just launched in market and people are already speculating the design and upgrade that might be implemented in the upcoming Apple iPhone 7. If speculations are to be believed, iPhone 7 might hit the market on September 2016.
The new iPhone 7 is expected to have two different models with a 4.7-inch termed as iPhone 7 and a 5.5-inch model called the iPhone 7s. Also, the team is expected to bring about a whole new change in the physical model causing a complete remodel of the existing iPhone design. According to Mac World, there is also a possibility that iPhone models might possess better battery life, compared to that of its older models; however, Jony Ive has commented on the following factor that this possibility need not be given huge importance as most of the Apple models have greater battery life.
Unlike previous models, the upcoming iPhone 7 and 7s might have a sleek and thinner design, Tech Advisor reported. The team has applied patent for a slim headphone plug, which confirms that the new design could be thinner than the usual models. Going a step ahead, the much awaited Apple iPhone 7 and 7s might also offer huge built-in storage capacity plus a possibility that Apple will offer its consumers with wireless charging.
As a whole, since team Apple has been successful in gaining customer attention even before unveiling a product, if all the speculations and rumors sound to be true, then iPhone 7 and 7s is going to create yet another revolution in the smartphone world.
iPhone 7	iPhone 6S
iPhone 7 (or iPhone 6s Plus) release date rumours, new features, images | Launch event 'on 9 September' | iPhone 7 will have speed 'to die for'
When will the new iPhone 7 (or 6s Plus) launch, and what new features can we expect in the next iPhone? We round up all the iPhone 7 release date rumours, clues to design changes, and images of what the iPhone 7 will look like when it comes out. Here's everything we know (or can guess) about Apple's iPhone 7, including predictions of a 9 September launch event and reports that the iPhone 7's A9 chip will boast speed 'to die for'


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Peruano Shelling Beans
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Peruano beans have a pale yellow pod that is narrow and elongated. Pods contain five to six medium sized, oval beans that have a pale yellow hue. The beans have a thin skin that holds up extremely well when cooked. Cooked Peruano beans are starchy offering a meaty texture and a subtly sweet, buttery bean flavor.
Peruano beans are available in the summer months.
Peruano beans are a shelling bean and common bean variety botanically known to be part of Phaseolus vulgaris. They are also commonly known as Azufrado, Canary, Mayo Coba or Mexican yellow beans. Peruano beans are considered to be one of the best beans next to pinto for making the classic bean preparation of frijoles refritos or refried beans. As result of a controversial patent that was recently overturned in 2008 yellow beans such as the Peruano are just starting to grow in popularity outside of Mexico and South America.
Peruano beans are high in protein and fiber and additionally contain potassium, iron, zinc, thiamin, magnesium and calcium.
Peruano beans can be used in both hot and cold applications but should be cooked first prior to consumption. They can be used as a fresh shelling bean or as a dried bean. Peruano beans can be simmered, roasted and sautéed. Once cooked, Peruano beans can be added to salads, soups, stews, rice dishes and casseroles. Peruano beans can be substituted in recipes that call for pinto, cannellini or great northern beans. Peruano beans are an excellent pot bean as they hold up their shape well when cooked. Complimentary flavors include onion, serrano chiles, tomato, cilantro, cumin, avocado, lard, chorizo, rice, egg preparations, and cotija cheese. To store, Peruano bean pods should be kept dry and refrigerated and shelled within four to five days. Shelled beans can be frozen, dried or used fresh as is within a few days of shelling.
In Mexico beans are the second largest agricultural product with each region favoring and producing a specific type predominantly. The Peruano type is favored in Guadalajara and the state of Jalisco where they are popularly used to make refried beans. Additionally, it is a favorite bean in Latin America and used extensively in the cuisine there.
Peruano beans are believed to be native to Mexico and South America where they have been grown for generations. Yellow beans such as the Peruano were the center of debate in the 1990's when a patent and a U.S. Plant Variety Protection Certificate (PVP) was filed for a bean named enola. The yellow enola bean was created as a hybrid by Larry Proctor using as a parent a bag of yellow beans bought in Mexico in 1994. The patent and PVP details included not only the enola but all yellow type beans and made it so no yellow bean could be grown, imported or sold in the United States without first paying a royalty fee to the patent holder. Not only did this result in economic hardship for growers and exporters that had produced yellow beans for generations but it also created a debate in the agricultural industry as to whether or not native crops and traditional knowledge should be patentable. Happily the patent was lifted in 2008 allowing yellow beans such as Peruano once again to be freely imported.
Recipes that include Peruano Shelling Beans. One is easiest, three is harder.
My Home Cooked Meals Peruano Refried Beans
Buen Provecho Enjoy Your Food Gluten Free Peruano Beans
Much Ado About Fooding Peruano Bean Quesadillas
Cocina California Peruano Beans with Mexican Chorizo

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Q: Array_sum of a fetch_row I am attempting to get the summation of a set of float values in a column of a table. I did a select query that pulls five sets of integers. A while function with a fetch_row is used to get the array. I use a foreach function to get the sum, however, the echo or printf does not give me one single variable. Instead I get an ever increasing value as each integer is added to the summation of the values before it. I have tried the array_sum, which doesn't work either. Please help! I have looked at every possible question in Stackoverflow.
<?php
//Check if at least one row is found
if($results2->num_rows > 0) {
    //Loop through results and fetch as an array
    $total = 0;
    while($rows = $results2->fetch_row()){

        foreach($rows as $sum)

            $total += $sum;

            printf($total.'
');
        }
    }
?>

A: You're printing the total inside the loop, so you see all the subtotals. If you just want to see the final result, print it when the loop is done.
foreach ($rows as $sum) {
    $total += $sum;
}
printf("%d
", $total);

Also, when you use printf, the first argument is a format string. The values come after, and they get substituted into the format.
You can also use array_sum:
printf("%d
", array_sum($rows));

Note that these are summing up all the columns in each row, not a single column in the whole table.

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The old Apple tree spread a blanket of shade in the grass beside the pond.
Darian looked around, expecting to see her again beneath the shade of an apple tree, as beautiful as she was deadly with the daggers she wore at her waist.
He paused, his face turning a darker shade of red.
Carmen turned and lifted a hand to shade her eyes from the sun.
Her eyes were the same shade as Darkyn's, her skin pale.
Green trees in every shade clumped together like heads of overripe broccoli.
The camping area was a riot of color, with thousands of bodies wrapped in every tone and shade of tight-fitting Lycra, each an individual fashion statement on a rock-hard frame.
Evelyn handled it all with cheerfulness while Kiera stressed over the shade of flowers clashing with the décor, and the cake containing nuts, which Romas was allergic to.
His eyes had changed color to a deep violet-blue, a beautiful shade of tanzanite.
He was much older with a full head of silver hair, a similar shade of dark eyes, and a lean build.
When the farmers could not get to the woods and swamps with their teams, and were obliged to cut down the shade trees before their houses, and, when the crust was harder, cut off the trees in the swamps, ten feet from the ground, as it appeared the next spring.
You belong to the gentry? he concluded with a shade of inquiry in his tone.
Large shade trees and bamboo cabanas provided seating and protection from the sun.
The decor is tres hip, with a carpet patterned in plum, brown, sage and orange and wine racks that are a translucent shade of orange.
The shade of the forest where Gabe emerged was cool, the spring sunshine warm.
In summer the sun has great power, and the temperature reaches 100° in the shade, with hot winds blowing from the interior.
It is a ray of light in the darkness, a shade between sadness and despair, showing the possibility of consolation.
On the mainland, and more especially on the eastern slope, the temperature is cooler, the thermometer seldom rising above 93° in the shade, and falling at night below 70°.
Half her face was knotted with horrible scars, the other half displaying skin close to the same shade as the white pillowcase beneath her.
He shifted uncomfortably and his neck turned a darker shade of red.
There was a shade of condescension and patronage in his treatment of Berg and Vera.
Nicholas noticed this, as he noticed every shade of Princess Mary's character with an observation unusual to him, and everything confirmed his conviction that she was a quite unusual and extraordinary being.
Three men stood in the main foyer, two in the same shade of brown as her bodyguard and a striking man in designer jeans and an expensive sweater.
The muscles of his upper body bulged as he sparred, their changing shapes amplified by a play of shade and sunlight.
He wore light colors this day of tan, a shade that brought out the depth of honey in his skin.
Today it's warm, but after you've hugged ice for a few hours in the shade, you'll be glad you took time to dress sensibly.
The leaves of shade plants have little or no differentiation of palisade tissue.
The left side of the forest was dark in the shade, the right side glittered in the sunlight, wet and shiny and scarcely swayed by the breeze.
Only now in the stillness of the night, reading it by the faint light under the green shade, did he grasp its meaning for a moment.
"May I make bold to trouble your honor?" said he respectfully, but with a shade of contempt for the youthfulness of this officer and with a hand thrust into his bosom.
There were no trees for shade, and Iliana.s labored breathing worried her.
In the royal Siamese breed the head is rather long and pointed, the body also elongated with relatively slender limbs, the coat glossy and close, the eyes blue, and the general colour some shade of cream or pink, with the face, ears, feet, under-parts, and tail chocolate or seal-brown.
That's Roman wormwood--that's pigweed--that's sorrel--that's piper-grass--have at him, chop him up, turn his roots upward to the sun, don't let him have a fibre in the shade, if you do he'll turn himself t' other side up and be as green as a leek in two days.
Relieved from its load it does not, like other animals, seek the shade, even when that is to be found, but prefers to kneel beside its burden in the broad glare of the sun, seeming to luxuriate in the burning sand.
About noon they stopped to allow Jim to rest in the shade of a pretty orchard.
Brandon focused his attention on the food in his plate, his face turning a dark shade of red.
Inside was the most beautiful gown she'd ever seen in a mysterious shade of dark blue sprinkled with silver sequins.
She understood why he liked the spot; the scent of honeysuckle and herbs was thick in the air, the manicured gardens pleasant to look at and the awning providing the right amount of cool shade from the midmorning Georgia sun.
He stepped into the shade of the wall, proud and confident.
They are remarkable for skill in the massing of light and shade, richness and delicacy of colouring, and for the admirable style in which the drapery of the figures is handled, Bartolommeo having been the first to introduce and use the lay-figure with joints.
An interesting special case of hygrophytes is seen with regard to plants which live in the shade of forests.
Every shade of feeling finds expression through her mobile features.
Darkyn's daughter appeared frail and gaunt, her skin a shade or two darker than the white pillow beneath her head.
"Jeff and I used to bike a lot when Randy was just an infant," she reminisced, as she rested in the shade of a giant maple.
Sweat broke out on her skin, and she shielded her eyes against the sun before crawling back to the shade of the pod.
The collection of animals included a donkey, horse, ostrich and a llama, all of which were either relaxing in the shade or inside the barn.
And when after Pierre's departure Helene returned to Petersburg, she was received by all her acquaintances not only cordially, but even with a shade of deference due to her misfortune.
She pulled the lawn chair into the shade under a tree and stretched out, closing her eyes and simply listening to the birds.
Her favorite feature, her eyes, had always been a pretty shade of turquoise.
His youngest sister paused beside him, leaning against his thigh while she studied his lifemate with brown eyes a shade lighter than his.
Chloroplastids are frequently present in the epidermal cells, as in some shade plants.
With no shade, there was little chance for rest.
Darian moved forward as if in a dream, stopping within the shade of apple trees as he gazed at the scene before him.
When Michael Ivanovich returned to the study with the letter, the old prince, with spectacles on and a shade over his eyes, was sitting at his open bureau with screened candles, holding a paper in his outstretched hand, and in a somewhat dramatic attitude was reading his manuscript-- his "Remarks" as he termed it--which was to be transmitted to the Emperor after his death.
The mother sat down in the shade of a tree and began to read in a new book which she had bought the day before.
But even in this I can see lately a shade of improvement.
All chlorophyll plants require light, but in very different degrees, as exemplified even in the United Kingdom by the shade-bearing beech and yew contrasted with the light-demanding larch and birch; and as with temperature so with light, every plant and even every organ has its optimum of illumination.
Unlike the cheerful white walls of the house, the tall wall was the unwelcome shade of dark grey that she'd begun to despise after days in the spaceships surrounded by it.
The Ouray skating rink was located on the north side of town, snuggled beneath the shade of a canyon wall to the east.
They were the same shade of white as the rest of his teeth and seemed a natural extension from his gums.
The shade was grateful, and the tree was so easy to climb that with my teacher's assistance I was able to scramble to a seat in the branches.
Thunder tumbled down the San Juan Mountains, heralding the arrival of pelting rain that turned the Jeep road into a surging stream and the sky to an ominous shade of raven black.
She appeared to be telling a story, and not a very good one based on the angry shade to her features.
Macaulay in especial exerted all his art, though in contradiction of probability and fact, to deepen still further the shade which rests upon his reputation.
She lifted the hair off her neck and sighed as she paused in the shade of a huge oak tree.
She wasn't surprised to see the man in the thick robes move to the cooler shade of the house.
Any suggestion of an open window shade or even a night-light was summarily dismissed.
And the birches with their light and shade, the curly clouds, the smoke of the campfires, and all that was around him changed and seemed terrible and menacing.
Whoever camps for a week in summer by the shore of a pond, needs only bury a pail of water a few feet deep in the shade of his camp to be independent of the luxury of ice.
They walked to the tent, and her gaze settled on Taran, who awaited them in the shade of the tent with two of her advisors.
They make a pleasant shade and the little birds love to swing to and fro and sing sweetly up in the trees.
The cool forest shade was soon defeated by the lack of air movement.
Dean moved into the shade and closer to the building for better reception.
Then we sit down under a tree, or in the shade of a bush, and talk about it.


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Teenagers who explore a thin line between trust, friendship and loyalty and adults who seem alienated from their past younger selves. The clash can be more brutal than expected.
Born 1978 in Londerzeel, She is a Belgian film director, producer and screenwriter. After graduating from the Sint-Lukas art academy in Brussels in 2000, her first feature film, Someone Else´s Happiness(2005) was nominated for the Grand Prix at the Flanders International Film Festival Ghent. Her second film Unspoken(2008) received the Andre Cavens Award for Best Film by the Belgian Film Critics Association.


Research that is conducted within accepted human rights guidelines and focused on improving quality of life.
The Down Syndrome Network of Montgomery County (DSNMC) was first founded as Parents of Children with Down Syndrome (PODS) in October 27, 1986. The name was changed to Down Syndrome Network of Montgomery County in 2007. The DSNMC has grown over the years to a $70,000 charitable 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization that develops workshops with national and local speakers to educate parents and professionals, works closely with local organizations to provide support and resources to families with individuals with Down Syndrome (DS), does fundraisers and promotes advocacy throughout local Universities and hospitals to educate students and health care professionals about DS.


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Frederick Marryat, född 10 juli 1792 i London, död 9 augusti 1848 i Langham i Norfolk, var en brittisk sjöofficer och författare, son till skeppsredaren m.m Joseph Marryat.

Biografi
Marryat rymde hemifrån som pojke och gick till sjöss. Deltog i strider under Napoleonkrigen och i kriget mot USA. Tog avsked som kommendörkapten 1830.

Efter en framgångsrik karriär vid flottan skrev han en lång rad äventyrsromaner, främst med motiv från sjön. Med sin stora sakkunskap och spänning hör de till de bästa (och första) i genren.  Han slog igenom med Peter Simpel och Jakob Ärlig, båda skrivna 1834. Skicklig karikatyrtecknare.

Bibliografi

The Naval Officer, or Scenes in the Life and Adventures of Frank Mildmay (1829)
Sjöofficern (översättning Anders Fredrik Dalin, Hjerta, 1836-1838)
Sjöofficern (anonym översättning, Linnström, 1882)
Franc Mildmay, eller en midshipmans äfventyr (anonym översättning, Svea, 1882)
Sjöofficern (anonym översättning, Svenska bokförlaget, 1911)
Frank Mildmay eller en sjöofficers öden (anonym översättning, Björck & Börjesson, 1926)
The king's own (1830)
Konungens egen (anonym översättning, N. H. Thomson, 1836)
Konungens egen (anonym översättning, Hiertas förlag, 1872)
Kungens märke (översättning Martin Martelius, Vårt hem, 1926)
Konungens egen (anonym översättning, Björck & Börjesson, 1927)
Newton Forster, or the merchant service (1832)
Newton Forster eller tjensten på handelsfartyg  (översättning Anders Fredrik Dalin, Hjerta, 1836-1837)
Newton Forster eller till sjöss på handelsfartyg (anonym översättning, Björck & Börjesson, 1927)
Jacob Faithful (1834)
Jakob Ärlig (översättning Anders Fredrik Dalin, Hjerta, 1836)
Jakob Ärlig (anonym översättning, Suneson, 1886)
Jakob Ärlig (ny öfversättning, Hierta, 1889)
Jacob Ärlig (anonym översättning, Antikvariska bokhandeln, 1897)
Jacob Ärlig (översättning Tom Wilson, Björck & Börjesson, 1908)
Jacob Ärlig (anonym översättning, Rasmusson & Hansén, 1914)
Jakob Ärlig (berättad för Saga av Harald Johnsson, Svensk läraretidning, 1934) (Barnbiblioteket Saga, 157)
Jacob Ärlig (översättning Hedvig Nyqvist, Lindqvist, 1948)
Jacob Ärlig (anonym översättning, Harrier, 1951)
Peter Simple (1834)
Peter Simpel (översättning Anders Fredrik Dalin, Hjerta, 1837)
Peter Simpel, eller en midshipmans lefnadsöden (fri bearbetning efter kapten Marryat af Otto Hoffmann, från tyskan af J. C. F. Hæffner, Lamm, 1878)
Peter Simpel (översättning Carl Fredrik Bagge, Norstedt, 1886)
Peter Simpel (översättning Eugène Fahlstedt, Björck & Börjesson, 1900)
Peter Simpel (anonym översättning, Rasmusson & Hansén, 1914)
Peter Simpel (anonym översättning, Biblioteksförlaget, 1926)
The Pacha of Many Tales (1835)
Den sagolystne paschan (översättning Anders Fredrik Dalin, Hjerta, 1836-1837)
Paschans sagor (översättning Axel Gabriel Engberg, Hierta, 1896)
Japhet, in search of a father (1836)
Japhet eller hittebarnet (översättning Anders Fredrik Dalin, Hjerta, 1836)
Jafet som söker sin fader (bearbetning för ungdom efter Kapten Marryat, anonym översättning, Seligmann, 1889)
Jafet utan namn (bearbetad efter det engelska originalet av Daniel Berg, Vårt hem, 1925)
The pirate (1836)
Piraten (anonym översättning, Hjerta, 1851)
Sjöröfvaren och De tre kuttrarne (översättning F.S., Askerberg, 1876)
Piraten (efter kapten Marryat bearbetad för den mognare ungdomen af Otto Hoffmann, öfversatt af –ck (dvs. Paul Dahlbäck), Lamm, 1881)
Sjöröfvaren (anonym översättning, Hierta, 1896)
Piraten (översättning Johannes Granlund, Johnson, 1904)
Sjörövaren (översättning Einar Ekstrand, B. Wahlström, 1921)
Sjörövaren: piratroman (anonym översättning, Ugglan, 1944)
Sjörövaren ; Smugglaren (översättning Gösta Zetterlund, Niloe, 1986)
Mr Midshipman Easy (1836)
John Easys ungdomshändelser och sjöäfventyr (bearbetad efter kapten Marryat af Franz Hoffmann, anonym översättning, N.H. Thomson, 1853)
Kadett John Easy (översättning A. B., Hierta, 1870). Ny öfversedd upplaga 1883 med titeln Sjökadetten
I lifvets skola eller Kadetten Easy (bearbarbetad af Franz Hoffmann efter Marryat's "Mr Midshipman Easy", anonym översättning, Löfving, 1877)
Sjökadetten (översättning G. A. Nyrén, Svea, Leufstedt, 1878)
Sjökadetten (översättning A.B., 1897)
Sjökadetten Easy (översättning Johannes Granlund, Johnson, 1905)
Sjökadetten eller Midshipman Easy (anonym översättning, Rasmusson & Hansén, 1914)
The three cutters (1836)
De tre kuttrarne (anonym översättning, Wirsell, 1853)
De tre kuttrarne (översättning F. S., Askerberg, 1875)
De tre kuttrarne (översättning Johannes Granlund, Johnson, 1904)
De tre kuttrarna (fri översättning Hedvig Indebetou, Svithiod, 1909)
Smugglaren (översättning Gösta Zetterlund, Niloe, 1986) [ihop med Sjörövaren]
Snarleyyow, or the Dog Fiend (1837)
Skeppshunden Snarleyyow (anonym översättning, Askerberg, 1876)
Skeppshunden Snarleyyow (anonym översättning, Björck & Börjesson, 1927)
Rattlin the Reefer (tillsammans med Edward Howard) (1838)
The phantom ship (1839)
Den flygande holländaren (anonym översättning, Askerberg, 1872)
Den flygande holländarn: en matroshistoria (fritt bearbetad för den mognare ungdomen af Otto Hoffmann, anonym översättning, Lamm, 1880)
Spökskeppet (anonym översättning, Hierta, 1888)
Flygande holländaren (anonym översättning, Björck & Börjesson, 1913)
Den flygande holländaren (anonym översättning, Rasmusson & Hansén, 1914)
Den flygande holländaren (bearb. efter originalet av Daniel Berg, Vårt hem, 1926)
Den flygande holländaren (anonym översättning, Baltiska förlaget, 1929)
Den flygande holländaren (återberättad av Maja Petré, Svensk läraretidning, 1956) (Barnbiblioteket Saga, 314)
Flygande holländaren (anonym översättning, Norden, 1968)
Flygande holländaren (översättning Annika Solberger, Niloe, 1982)
Den flygande holländaren (återberättad och bearbetad av Ib Christiansen, översatt av Birgitta Willén, Carlsen/if, 1993)
Den flygande holländaren (återberättad av Maj Bylock, Rabén & Sjögren, 2008)
Diary in America (1839)
Vandringar i Nord-amerikas urskogar (till nöje och tidsfördrif för Sveriges ungdom utgifna av C. Aug. Andersson, anonym översättning, J. L. Brundin, 1856)
Olla Podrida (1840)
Poor Jack (1840)
Stackars Jack: skildring ur sjömanslifvet (anonym översättning, P. G. Berg, 1858)
Stackars Jack (översättning Anton Blomberg, Johnson, 1902)
Masterman Ready, or the wreck of the Pacific (1841)
Sigismund Rustig eller Den nye Robinson (anonym översättning, Hjerta, 1852)
Masterman Ready, eller skeppet Pacifics undergång (översättning Tom Wilson, Svea, 1882)
Den nye Robinson, eller Pacifics skeppsbrott (fri öfversättning af A. B., Hjerta, 1883)
Masterman Ready eller Skeppet Pacifics förolyckande (anonym översättning, Askerberg, 1885)
Styrman Ready eller Pacifics skeppsbrott (översättning Hedvig Indebetou, Adolf Johnson,1900)
Styrman Hurtig (för Sveriges ungdom fritt berättad efter kapten Fr. Marryat av Henrik Wranér, Svensk läraretidning, 1902) (Barnbiblioteket Saga, 11)
Styrman Ready (övers. av Hedvig Indebeto, bearb. av Per Wange, Sörlin, 1945)
Styrman Hurtig (övers. och bearb. av Eva Håkanson, Natur och kultur, 1953)
Joseph Rushbrook, or the Poacher (1841)
Krypskyttens son (översättning Mathilda Langlet, Skoglund, 1877)
Tjufskyttens son (anonym översättning, Johnson, 1903)
Percival Keene (1842)
Percival Keen (översättning C. A. Virgin, Hjerta, 1847)
Percival Keene (översättning Tom Wilson, Björck & Börjesson, 1907)
Percival Keene (anonym översättning, Rasmusson & Hansén, 1914)
Percival Keene (anonym översättning, Niloé, 1957)
Percival Keene (anonym översättning, IBA, 1964)
Monsieur Violet (1843) (Även med titel: Narrative of the travels and adventures of Monsieur Violet in Calefornia, Sonora, and Western Texas)
Violets resor och äfventyr i Kalifornien etc. (Carl Johan Backman, Hierta, 1872)
Violets äfventyrliga resor till sjöss och lands (översättning Tom Wilson, Ol. Hansen, 1909)
Settlers in Canada (1844)
Nybyggarna i Kanada (översättning N. Kullberg, Gumpert, 1847)
Nybyggarna i Canada (bearbetad efter kapten Marryat af Otto Hoffman[n], från tyskan af J. C. F. Hæffner, Lamm, 1879)
Nybyggarne i Canada (anonym översättning, Askerberg, 1887)
Nybyggarne i Kanada (bearbetad för ungdom efter kapten Marryat, anonym översättning, Ad. Johnson, 1892)
Nybyggarne i Kanada (anonym översättning, Hierta, 1896)
Nybyggarne i Kanada (bearbetning för svenska barn av Anna Gustafson, Folkskolans barntidning, 1909)
Nybyggarna i Canada (anonym översättning, Rasmusson & Hansén, 1914)
Nybyggarna i Kanada ([förkortad] översättning Ernst Grafström, B. Wahlström, 1918)
Nybyggarna i Kanada (översättning A. Berg, Holmquist, 1920)
Nybyggarna i Canada (översättning Thérèse Ericsson, Västra Sverige, 1924)
Nybyggarna i Kanada (bearbetad för Saga av Gunnar Jönsson, Svensk läraretidning, 1938) (Barnbiblioteket Saga, 179)
Nybyggarna i Canada (översättning Folke Åkesson, A. V. Carlson, 1958)
The mission, or scenes in Africa (1845)
Missionen eller äfventyr i Afrika (anonym översättning, Hjerta, 1847)
Äfventyr och jagter i Afrika (efter Kapten Marryat bearbetad berättelse för den mognare ungdomen af Otto Hoffman, öfversättning från tyskan, Lamm, 1878)
Bland elefanter och lejon: äfventyr i Afrika (anonym översättning, Askerberg, 1885)
På jaktäventyr i Afrika (översättning Ernst Grafström, Holmquist, 1918)
Afrika-resan (anonym översättning, Malmö bokförlag, 1918)
The Privateersman, or One Hundred Years Ago (1846)
Kaparekaptenen (anonym översättning, Svea, 1877)
Kaparekaptenen (anonym översättning, Hierta, 1888)
Kaparekaptenen (anonym översättning, Minneapolis, Minn.: Svenska folkets tidnings förlag, 1889)
Kaparkaptenen (översättning Louis Renner, Bonnier, 1938)
The children of the New Forrest (1847)
Skogsbarnen eller Edvard Beverley och hans syskon (anonym översättning, Östlund & Berling, 1852)
Barnen i Nya Skogen, eller Edward Beverley och hans syskon (anonym översättning, Askerberg, 1872)
Barnen i Nya skogen (anonym översättning, Hierta, 1889)
Barnen i nya skogen (efter Kapten Marryat fritt återgiven av Alfred Smedberg, Folkskolans barntidning, 1912)
Barnen i nya skogen (översättning Ernst Lundquist, Lindblad, 1925)
Barnen i Nya skogen (översättning Erik Andersson, Baltiska förlaget, 1929)
Barnen i Nya skogen (övers. och bearb. av Aslög Davidson, B. Wahlström, 1944)
Barnen i Nya skogen (berättad för Saga av Ulrika Widmark, Svensk läraretidning, 1950) (Barnbiblioteket Saga, 243-244)
Barnen i Nya skogen (översättning Sven-Ingmar Pettersson, Niloé, 1955-1956)
Barnen i Nya skogen (översättning Helge Åkerhielm, Lindblad, 1962)
Barnen i Nya skogen (översättning och bearbetning av Gustav Jansson, International book automation, 1964)
Barnen i Nya skogen (övers. och bearb. Ingalill Behre, Hemmets journal, 1983)
The little savage (1848, postumt utgiven)
Den lille vilden (anonym översättning, C. A. Arwidsson, 1857)
Den lille vilden (anonym översättning, Svea, 1883)
Den lille vilden (bearb. öfversättning af Ludvig Andreas Hubendick, Norstedt, 1888)
Den lille vilden (översättning Johannes Granlund, Johnson, 1903)
Den lille vilden (översättning Therese Ericsson, Västra Sverige, 1925)
Valerie (1848, utgiven postumt)

Med okända originaltitlar
Zigenarflickan eller Rätt måste förblifva rätt (anonym översättning, efter Frans Hoffmanns tyska översättning, Löfving, 1870)
Den gamle kommendören (översättning Tom Wilson, Svea, 1879)
Marinlöjtnanten (anonym översättning, Johnson, 1906)
De unga elefantdödarna (översättning E. G., B. Wahlström, 1922)
Den vite vilden på Fågelön (bearbetad för barn och ungdom efter Kapten Marryat av Harald Östenson, Folkskolans barntidning, 1923)
Förrädarens lön (Fri översättning av H. Björke, Vårt hem, 1927)

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Cover goodness!
Oh my cover!
I have to say I love it!
Who wants a blurb? I know, right. This cover needs a kick ass blurb and then an even bigger kappow for the story and I know you won't be disappointed. Carina have done such an awesome job and my editor (hi Lynne) was fantastic with my modern wordage and fixing the few small hiccups along the way. It has been an absolute pleasure and honour to have my baby represented by such an innovative and author friendly publisher.
Justin Trentham, third son of the Earl of Billington, is determined to get himself disowned from his cold and unloving family. Despite his numerous affairs with questionable women of the ton, his parents continue to be dismissive of his ploys, but Justin spots the perfect scandal in the form of a beautiful, exotic Italian opera singer...
Carmalina Belluccini refuses to become his mistress, despite being tempted by his charms. But after losing her singing voice, she finds herself destitute. She agrees to be Justin's mistress for one month, until she has enough money to return to her beloved Italy.
She intends to keep their arrangement strictly business, but after witnessing Justin's vulnerable side, she finds herself falling more in love than in lust with him. Carmalina is having second thoughts about leaving England...but is their love strong enough to survive the scandal of the season?
Stay tuned for preorder info and then for the official release on the 13th August (and remember this is an ebook only so can only be purchased online).
Hello 2012 and a publishing contract with Carina Press!
Since so many of you asked for the call story, here it is =)
I would start at the beginning but I can't actually remember where I got the idea for Scandal's Mistress. I only knew that I had a great idea on my hands and if I wrote it well, it would be the book to launch my career. In hindsight I was right, but along the way-when I was sweating over the small stuff-I never thought it would ever see the light of someone's ereader!
Back on the 22nd of April I sent the full manuscript for Scandal's Mistress to Angela James at Carina Press after submitting via an eHarlequin Write Stuff pitching contest. My pitch wasn't chosen but I was invited to submit anyway and that's what I did. And then I waited. And waited. And chewed my fingernails down and waited some more.
Then at the end of July, being as impatient as I am and with the conference looming and Angela James coming to the conference, I sent a follow up email and asked how it was going. I know you're not supposed to but I so wanted to talk to Angela about it if they liked it (not sure what I would have done if they hated it, lol). And then a few days after that, I got an email from an editor saying that she loved it but the pacing was off and there were a few bits and pieces that needed improvement. It wasn't a rejection, it was a revise and resubmit. I squealed like an idiot. Lucky for me I had the awesome Evangeline read over it and her list of suggestions were almost identical to the editor's so most of the changes had already been made. Still, I didn't get the R&R back to them until October.
Then it was back to waiting. Don't worry, I didn't sit on my hands during this time, I've been editing and writing away on the next book. In December, I got impatient again and sent the editor an email. Kind of a how are you going, did you love the changes or hate them. Then she sent me one back saying she loved the changes and had sent the book to the acquisitions team with a recommendation to accept. More squealing followed but I still wasn't home by any stretch of the imagination.
A silly little piece of information about me? I check my emails on my phone every morning when I wake up. OCD? Wishful thinking? All of the above? Anyway, on the 21st of December, I rolled over in the morning and opened Yahoo mobile and there was an email from Angela James. When I read them on my phone, the subject of the email comes up along with the first few words reading "I'm sorry I was unable..." A few days before this there was a Twitter thread going about whether you would want bad news before Christmas or wait till after. I said I would rather know ASAP than dwell on it over the festive season but then I move on reasonably quickly after a rejection.
So with my heart in my throat, expecting the "I'm sorry I was unable to sell this to acquisitions, better luck next time" speech, I nearly squealed right out of bed when it started with "I'm sorry I was unable to make this offer via phone, but I am happy to say that Carina Press would like to an extend an offer to publish SCANDAL'S MISTRESS." (don't ever be sorry you didn't call me at 4am) First person I called? My man, Doug. I was all like "guess what just happened to me?" and since it was before 7am, I think he expected it to be something bad.
I then had to keep a lid on it until I had formally accepted, and then told my family (including Kelly and Lex), and then my writing family, South Australian Romance Authors, before squeeeeing it from Facebook and any other platform that would listen. I have say huge thank you's to everyone who helped me along the way with this story but mostly to Lex, Kelly, Amy and Zee for reading and praising and suggesting and to Evangeline for reading it like an editor and telling it to me straight! And the biggest thanks (after Doug and the kids for sticking with me) is to Lynne, who will be my editor. Thanks so much for believing in me and my story. I know it's going to be a tough road ahead but I'm ready!
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Love. It's the cruelest mistress of all. When you have it, it hurts. When you lose it, it nearly kills you. But what if he doesn't believe in it and she doesn't want it…
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Elijah AND Caleb, both Gentiles?
Posted on June 28, 2013 by Pete Rambo
As many of the regular readers here know, I did a series a while back studying Elijah and his connection with the Great Tribulation as well as his possible connection with the 144,000. The way that study started was my learning that Elijah was a Gentile grafted into Israel. See that series for details as well as an abundance of information on Elijah.
My recent discovery, likely known to most of you, but I'll share anyway, is that Caleb was also a Gentile grafted into Israel and again, there are some really cool prophetic connections and implications.
This will be short, but rich when the depth is pondered…
So, back to Caleb, counterpart to Joshua… Moshe selected the men to go into Canaan and spy out the land in Numbers 13. The relevant verses, 6-8, are:
Of the tribe of Judah, Caleb the son of Jephunneh.
Of the tribe of Issachar, Igal the son of Joseph.
Of the tribe of Ephraim, Hoshea the son of Nun.
We know from the story, that when the 12 spies returned, "ten were bad, two were good." Essentially, Yahweh judged the people for their rebellion and unwillingness to enter the land. Only two men from that generation, over the age of 20, were allowed to enter the Promised Land.
Joshua and Caleb.
Caleb was a Gentile. Joshua 14:14 says,
Therefore Hebron became the inheritance of Caleb the son of Jephunneh the Kenizzite unto this day; because that he wholly followed Jehovah, the God of Israel.
So, who were the Kenizzites? They were Gentiles living in the land when it was given to Avram. Genesis 15:18-21 says,
In that day Jehovah made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thy seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates: the Kenite, and the Kenizzite, and the Kadmonite, and the Hittite, and the Perizzite, and the Rephaim, and the Amorite, and the Canaanite, and the Girgashite, and the Jebusite.
Fascinating… But that is just the beginning of the story. Here is a teaser for you to study more deeply:
TWO men make it into the Promised Land.
One from the tribe of Judah. One from the tribe of Ephraim.
One is a native Israelite (Jew), the other is a grafted in Gentile.
Picture of the Two Sticks prophesy? Ezekiel 37. I also discuss this in connection with Elijah….
A picture of the Two Witnesses? …Leading others into the Promised Land?
Say it isn't so… The end indeed is foretold in the beginning!!
Enjoy pondering this little treasure!
PS… a side note: A slightly different picture also arises in this same story line: Joshua/Yoshua is the same name as Yeshua… 'Deliverer/Salvation.' The leader, upon re-entry into the Land, will be the Warrior King, Moshiach Yeshua, foreshadowed in Yoshua!! Further, upon re-entry into the Land under His Headship, we will have our hearts circumcised! (Read the 'new' Covenant and see that Torah will be written on our hearts as the 'new' Covenant is enacted when Moshiach drinks the cup of the new Covenant.)
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16 Responses to Elijah AND Caleb, both Gentiles?
scatterednotlost123 says:
Shalom brother, Good to see you stirred up and digging!!
I've studied these scriptures previously with my Mentor, and I can see the line of thought. I humbly lay my own understanding for your consideration…
Always in ahav and shalom 🙂
(Quote from above article begins:
In that day Jehovah made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thy seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates: the Kenite, and the Kenizzite, and the Kadmonite, and the Hittite, and the Perizzite, and the Rephaim, and the Amorite, and the Canaanite, and the Girgashite, and the Jebusite." End Quote)
The understanding that Caleb is a gentile due to him being 'the son of Jephunneh the Kenizzite' and linking this to the term 'Kenizzite' to Genesis 15:19, where it speaks of the Kenizzites who were contemporaries of Abraham, but obviously not Hebrews. This teaching, of course, hinges on the term Kenizzite that is attached to Caleb's father's name, which is found three times in Scripture:
In Bemidbar/Numbers 32:12 'the Kenizzite' is spelled in Hebrew as הַקְּנִזִּי
In Yehoshua/Joshua 14:6 it's…………………………………………………. הַקְּנִזִּי
In Yehoshua/Joshua 14:14 it's……………………………………………….. הַקְּנִזִּי
All three places it's spelled the exact same way
הַקְּנִזִּי haKenizi, which comes into English as 'the Kenizzite.'
It'll also be seen as a name,Kenaz, without the article (ha for 'the') and the dropping of the yod (י), which doesn't effect the meaning of the word.
The term Kenizzite is also seen in the plural form as the Kenizzites listed in Bereshith/Genesis 15:19, and it's the same Hebrew spelling that is used of Caleb's father הַקְּנִזּי haKenizi. Genesis 15:19 speaks of the ten different ethnic groups of people in Canaan that the Hebrews were to dispossess when YHVH brought Israel out of Egypt four hundred years later. Ber/Gen 15 records the covenant that YHVH made with Abram (Abraham), which gave him and his descendants, through Isaac and Jacob, the land of Canaan.
Heres a table of the usages:
Citation NKJV NIV NASB KJV
Gen. 15:19 Kenezzites Kenizzites Kenizzite Kenizzites
Num. 32:12 Kenizzite Kenizzite Kenizzite Kenezite
Josh. 14:6 Kenizzite Kenizzite Kenizzite Kenezite
Josh. 14:14 Kenizzite Kenizzite Kenizzite Kenezite
Now the clincher in this is whether Caleb's pop's- the Kenizzite- comes from The kennizzite people listed In Ber/Gen 15:19?
First glance all seems well the words are identical. So according to the first glance Caleb's pop's was a gentile and not of "natural" lineage from Abraham's Seed, Isaac and Jacob.This held, it would be fair to say a Gentile "became" a Hebrew, and from this we can extrapolate the position that Gentile believers in Messiah Yeshua "become" Hebrews in the Commonwealth of Israel..Gentiles cease being Gentiles and become Hebrews?
From the Kennizzites in Ber/Gen 15:19 to Caleb's pop's Jephunneh the Kenizzite, there is about 400 years (Ber/Gen 19:13), Jephunneh lived in the Pre Exodus generation.
So, with this in mind, we can ask, when did the Gentile Jephunneh (of the Kenizzites of Ber/Gen 15:19)enjoin/come INTO the people of Israel? There is no mention of his "going down" into Mitsrayim with Jacob and his family (Ber/Gen 46:8-26) because it was before the time of his birth. Further, we see no mention of any male Gentile or Kenizzite "going down" INTO Mitsrayim with Jacob and his family that could have been his ancestor.Did Jephunneh or his forebears come into Egypt and attach themselves to the Hebrews during their servitude to the Egyptians? Seems a leap…
Perhaps we would be better served looking at the word in question the term Kenizzite?
The name Kenizzite (Hebrew Kenizi) is also seen in its base form as Kenaz in Gen. 36:11 where it's the name of Eliphaz's fifth son:
"And the sons of Eliphaz were Teman, Omar, Zepho, Gatam, and Kenaz." (Ber/Gen 36:11)
In its usage here (Ber/Gen 36:11) is as a proper name alone, however it has no direct link/tie into the line of the Ber/Gen 15:19 Kenizzites. Because in (Ber/Gen 36:10) we see Kenaz=son of Eliphaz=son of Esau=twin brother of Jacob (Ber/Gen. 25:20-26). Jacob's father and grandfather were not Kenizzites.
This Kenaz of Eliphaz, even though the name is the same as the Ber/Gen 15:19 Kenizzites, has no lineage to them genealogically.
Eliphaz ascribed the name Kenaz to his son through no biological reason (descent/lineage etc), but due to its meaning (as we the Hebrews held/hold great import in the meanings of names).
The name Kenaz (the base of Kenizi) is a proper name and is used for three people in Scripture:
Kenaz is the name of Eliphaz's fifth son and is listed in five places.
Kenaz is used for Othniel's father in five places. Of course, Othniel is Caleb's younger brother (Yehosh/Josh. 1:13; Shofet/Judg. 3:9), so it speaks of the same person, their father Jephunneh. It's interesting to note that Scripture calls Caleb's father HA KENEZI all three times that it speaks of Jephunneh, while all five times when it speaks of Othniel's father, who we know has to be Jephunneh, it doesn't speak of him as Jephunneh, but calls him KENAZ.
Kenaz is seen as Kenizzite (Kenizi in Hebrew) in reference to Caleb's father, Jephunneh the Kenizzite or Jephunneh the Kenizi.
Kenaz is also seen as a proper name for one of Caleb's grandsons (1 Dibre/1st Chron. 4:15).
So 8 times we see Scripture ascribe the term Kenaz/Kenizi to the father of Caleb and Othniel, as outlined previously it can't be show from Scripture, that Caleb was delineated from the Ber/Gen 15:19 Kenizzites- as Kenaz can be "just" a name for a person with no genealogical link to the "Ber/Gen Kens"' (I like that its got a ring to it !!) We see this in Kenaz, son of Eliphaz. In the 38 mentions of Caleb/Othniel there are no mentions of the lineage before their father Jephunneh.
In 1 Dibre/1st Chron. 2:18 Caleb's father is listed as Hezron. This is very interesting because we know his father was Jephunneh, but it may give some insight into Caleb's ancestry because sometimes Scripture skips over a father or two and doesn't list them. If that's the case, then this is just another confirmation that Caleb and Othniel weren't of Gentile stock, but of Hebrew lineage because Hezron is a Hebrew name-not a title of appelation(Gen. 46:9) and it's seen as a grandson of Judah, the son of Jacob (Gen. 46:12; Ruth 4:18; 1st Chron. 2:18). This would confirm the Scriptures that state that Caleb was of the Tribe of Judah (Num. 13:6; Josh. 14:6) and also give us his Hebrew lineage. Hence there is no scriptural basis to support a lineage from Caleb to the Ber/Gen Ken's of 15:19.
The appelation Jephunneh the Kenizzite (haKenizi) seems to denote who Jephunneh was, not denote a tie/link to the Kenizzite ehtnic grouping. Eastons Bib.Dic/NIV Bible Dic/Naves Top.Bible all state "kenaz" means hunting. So, in lieu of the evidence for a descent based use of the word,it seems the title of "the Kenizzite (haKenizi) shows that Jephunneh was afforded the title of "the hunter".This is most likely the title afforded by Eliphaz to his son Kenaz (The Hunter). Without a biblical witness the use of the term doesn't link Jephunneh to the Ber/Gen Ken's, anymore than Kenaz, the son of Eliphaz could be said to have come form them. The term haKenizi is a appelation, name, title, designation that anyone could have aside from the ethnic grouping of Ber/Gen Kens of 15:19.
The use of a term alone to link to an ethnic grouping is shaky ground really, as , Don King and Stephen King, Larry King and BB King will all attest 😉
Or to say that people from a certain line of work are equally from the same lineage due to their working titles..
Caleb's father, having the term 'the hunter' as part of who he was known as, cannot be used to link him to the ethnic group called the Kenizzites (which means 'hunters').
Within scripture we see no support to uphold the position that Jephunneh stems from the group called the Kennizites in Ber/Gen 15:19.
The use of a denotation such as haKenizi-Hunter cannot be used alone to link Jephunneh to the ethnic group called The Kenizzites, as we see non linked usage of the term elsewhere, (Kenaz of Eliphaz).Based upon scripture Caleb was not a Gentile, but a Hebrew(, and as such is not an example of a Gentile losing his ethnicity and becoming a Hebrew. I hope I have laid enough out to evidence that Caleb was a Hebrew from the Tribe of Judah:
'from the Tribe of Judah, Caleb the son of Jephunneh' (Bemidbar/Numbers 13:6).
"Then the Sons of Judah drew near to Joshua in Gilgal, and Caleb the son of Jephunneh the Kenizzite said to him, 'You know the word which Yahveh spoke to Moses, the man of God, concerning you and me in Kadesh-barnea' (Yehoshua/Joshua 14:6).
Sorry it ran so long, but I wanted to share my thoughts with you, and didn't want to post a blog as it's not my desire or intent to appear to play ping pong 🙂 I enjoy our iron sharpening and long may it continue!!
Much love and blessing in the Name of Our Saviour and Teacher Yeshua Ha Mashiach….
Pete Rambo says:
Don, Stephen, Larry and. BB, LOL.. Good digging. Have to study through your response a little more. The genealogies are so rich but often hard to track through books. Much digging required.
I appreciate the help. Shalom.
willie martinez says:
Shalom brother I had email you hope I can get a response
David Blackwell says:
I enjoyed reading both of your interpretations of this passage, ready to study it for myself. Thanks for the challenge.
Shalom, David!! Glad to have you drop in. Realized when I went to visit your blog that I've been there before!! 🙂
I'd agree with both views. There are hidden treasures within the Scriptures and the passages often cry out for us to dig further into the heart of God. There were many mysteries involving the coming of the Messiah that were concealed and later revealed. Mysteries that weren't obvious prior to His birth, death, and resurrection. It requires "spiritual eyes" to see multiple perspectives into a single passage or event. And quite frankly this could be one of those. Whether gentile or not there is a linkage in name to the Kenizzites. Possibly alluding to Something deeper. So according to Jewish thought/style of interpretation and to the connections (which line up with other Scriptures) this article makes, I'd say they're valid and ought to be examined.
Interesting thought, particularly in light of those in the nations waking up to long hidden connections, whether spiritual or physical, to Israel through being grafted in. I'll have to roll that around in my head some more.
Oh, and welcome to the blog!
I can agree that there is a basis for both of these arguments.
However, if Calev was an Israelite, I have trouble believing that his parents would give their son a name which means "dog" in Hebrew. Is this not a term they used for Gentiles? I have no trouble at all believing he was called Calev by the Israelites, but joined himself to Israel as a faithful "God-fearer" so faithfully that he was fully "grafted into" Israel and the tribe of Judah.
Love that thought. Thank you.
Alan e. Smith says:
Hi Pam, I agree with your thoughts. Here are a few of my own.
We first read of Caleb in Numbers 13: 6 when the Israeilites are encamped at Kadesh Barnea. He is selected as one of the 12 spies to do a recce of Canaan.
He is put forward as the representative of the tribe of Judah. Why? As a gentile who had lived in Canaan(see Gen 15: 18-21) he had local knowledge of the land and therefore was more than qualified to survey the land. It would appear he joined the Israelites some time after they had left Egypt. The Anakim had taken over his ancestral land Kiryat Arba (Hebron) and that was the portion Moses promised him.(see Deut 1:36)
Jos_11:21 And at that time came Joshua, and cut off the Anakims from the mountains, from Hebron, from Debir, from Anab, and from all the mountains of Judah, and from all the mountains of Israel: Joshua destroyed them utterly with their cities.
Jos_14:14 Hebron therefore became the inheritance of Caleb the son of Jephunneh the Kenezite unto this day, because that he wholly followed the LORD God of Israel.
There is a prophetic element regarding Joshua and Caleb.
One was an Israelite and the other a Gentile.
Both endured life's wilderness wanderings.
Both crossed into the Promised Land.
Both received their inheritance.
It is a picture of Israel and the Church.
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Patrick Biglane says:
Good thoughts on these posts and glad to get insights you've all offered. IN response to scatterednotlost I have some additional thoughts for consideration. I agree with you observations about Caleb not being in the company of Jacob during his departure to Egypt. And I also follow your logic about the less-than-likely prospect of an Edomite tribe, living in freedom, crossing over into Goshen to join themselves with a tribe of people who were enslaved to the Pharoah of Egypt. However, I think there's room to re-evaluate the idea that Caleb was of a Gentile background. I recently investigated this idea due to the fact that I've been doing research on a related topic for several months; that is, Adoption. Caleb's life and legacy seems to fit into the motif of adoption on many levels, but before I venture into this thesis, may I exhort you to peruse an article written about Caleb that is extremely well researched, and written. Here is an address that will open this article up: http://www.testimony-magazine.org/back/sep-2005/hurn.pdf The author, Deborah Hurn, does a wonderful job pointing out how the Kenezites and the Kenite tribes became linked. And in this regard, how Caleb, having been born into a Kenezite clan, became linked with the Kenites (Jethro's tribe), who later joined themselves to Israel during their sojourn in the desert. One of the conclusions she came up with in her research that raised my eyebrows is a statement that relates to the Biblical subject of adoption. Here's what she said: "Caleb's type as an 'adopted' son of Israel is consistent with the proposal that he joined Israel after the redemptive events of the Passover week. Caleb symbolizes Gentile believers who have joined themselves to the hope of Israel in the era since Christ's sacrifice and Resurrection, but before the Kingdom. Rahab and her family, on the other hand, symbolizes those of the nations who willingly submit to the rule of Christ and the saints after they enter into the Promised Land.
This conclusion fits very well with Galatians chapter 4. In this section, Paul illustrates the transition from slavery to freedom (Redemption) that took place on account of Christ's coming. He does this by drawing upon a corollary that associates the Roman practice of adoption (status change from slave to son) with accomplishments of Christ – releasing believers from the bondage of the Law into the freedom of Christ.
Verses 4 – 5: "But when the fulness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the Law that He might redeem those who were under the Law, that we might receive the adoption of sons"
These verses indicate that the redemption of Israel was a necessary first step before the adoption could take place that would release believers from the status of being slaves and usher us into a relationship with God as His sons (see verse 7). The adoption, or placing of a son is a paradoxical arrangement. On the one hand, we are sons right now; however, the full status of our sonship is a "not yet" fulfillment (see I John 3:1,2 and Romans 8:23, 24). This is so because redemption is a process – and so is adoption. Our (full) adoption will only take place when our bodies are redeemed, which will take place at the Resurrection.
I would like to see more on this. The link didn't work for me…
I will say I disagree with your assertion near the end referring to the Law as "bondage.". Scripture calls God's Law, the Torah- 'freedom' and 'life.'. Those who keep it will be blessed. It was all the additions by man that created the bondage. We must be careful to articulate this distinction. Obedience to Torah is NEVER described in Scripture as 'bondage.'
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Assessment of pre-Quaternary geology and the start of compilations of Quaternary information, and agreement on geomorphological information that should be included in the EMODnet-Geology outputs.
The development of guidelines for coastal behaviour information and the update of the EUROSION information for about 50% of the European coast.
New maps for geological events and probabilities including earthquakes, underwater volcanic centres, tectonics (active faults), tsunamis (origin and coastal areas affected).
Maps for 9 different mineral types including aggregates, hydrocarbons, gas hydrates, marine placers, phosphorite, evaporite, polymetallic sulphides, polymetallic nodules and cobalt-rich Fe-Mn crusts.
The relaunch of the project portal based on new software developments that continue to be based on the principles of free and open-source software.
Dissemination at national and international level and input to government planning processes.
The establishment of a number of national and regional networks based on the need for better co-ordination of information for example in Iceland (see Section 8), Italy and in the Adriatic and North Sea regions ((see Section 7; Work package 1 update).
Use of feedback from the users of the EMODnet-Geology outputs to provide recommendations for new or more detailed work in the next phase of EMODnet.
Phase I highlights
The first phase of the project focused on identifying the geological information that exist in each country represented in the project and constructing a new EMODnet-Geology portal. Initially the priority was to assess information held by each participating organisation, although as the year progressed, information that was publicly available was included. The main highlights of the reporting period was the progress in assembling sea-bed substrate information. Sea-floor geology and Minerals also made significant progress in assembling information that exists for the European seas. The highlights are:
Assessment of all sea-bed substrate information available at 1:250 000 scale.
Preliminary sea-bed substrate maps; the first to be produced for the European seas at 1:250 000 scale.
Delivery of preliminary sea-bed substrate map to the Seabed Habitats Project in June 2014.
Assessment of pre-Quaternary geology and available scales.
Development of project web portal based on the principles of free and open-source software.
Dissemination at national and international level and contribution to other European projects (EGDI-Scope) and initiatives (European Continental Shelf Prehistoric Research).


Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds recently returned to their 'special place' to celebrate Ryan Reynolds' 40th birthday.
The couple visited Japanese hot spot O Ya in new York City for the milestone celebration – which happens to be the same place where the pair fell in love.
"@_o_ya_ We fell in love at your restaurant in Boston. We stay in love at your restaurant in NY. Thank you for the BEST food and memories! You are our FAVORITE," Blake wrote alongside a seriously sweet snap of the pair looking all sorts of loved up.
As well as balloons and streamers for the celebration, eagle-eyed fans also pointed out that the star was holding a photo of the couple kissing at his 35th birthday party – as well as other photos from their relationship scattered around the room. Seriously.
Blake's BFF Taylor Swift commented on the post and basically summed us all up, "Thanks guys now I'm drowning in tears of joy," she wrote. Yep us too.
But Ryan recently responded with his own cute Insta post that he took with Blake!
He captioned the image, "Best. Birthday. Everrrrr. Courtesy of my wife, buddy, and international spy, @blakelively. With huge thanks to my favorite restaurant in NYC, @_o_ya_ -- and a special shout out to our children for not ruining everything like they planned."
Could this have been the location for their infamous awkward double date - where they fell in love despite being there with other people?
"We went on a double date. She was on a date with another guy, and I was on a date with another girl — and that was, like, the most awkward date for the respective parties because we were just like fireworks coming across," he told SiriusXM in February. "I think the best way to have a relationship is to start as friends."


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