This should evoke a bit of conversation in the blogosphere, not to mention the rest of the media. (I think I will begin calling them the Medes and then perhaps the internet community could become the Persians. What do you think?) University to Teach ‘Intelligent Design’ as Myth | LiveScience […]
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I have not had time to upload the biblioblogger intros or other SBL ruminations, but I thought I would share another California pic or two. This one is from the telescope at Manhattan Beach. Use it as a desktop, it might even help you remain…uh…focused. Or perhaps something more festive? […]
Yesterday we had a great time, going into NYC with family. We had 5 kids and 8 adults in a van. We walked around 5th Avenue, made a Christmas Greeting with Gap!, and then went to the Christmas Spectacular with the Rockettes at the Radio City Music Hall. The show […]
It is Tuesday and I am sitting in the san Diego airport (which has free WiFi, good on ya!) having a bit of lunch before I depart. It was a good conference this year and although I had hoped to blog in/during sessions, I am not going to beat myself […]
The Chronicle of Higher Ed has the story about the spit between AAR and SBL. This will take effect next year. Everyone I spoke with thought that AAR, who initiated this, will be the one to lose the most. What do you all think? We need a poll! The article […]
Some photos from the lunch can be found here and in response to Tilling’s challenge, I snapped this image. Just why is Jim West paying off Tilling? (The audio intro will be posted later.)
S19-54 Aramaic Studies 11/19/2007 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM Room: Anaheim – MMMichael Segal, Hebrew University of Jerusalem From Joseph to Daniel to Antiochus: The Literary Development of Daniel 2 (20 min) Discussion (10 min) Robert R. Phenix, Jr., Saint Louis University Investigation of Ezra 4:12 in Light of Syntax […]
Although we are only having a few meetings and the book exhibits in the Convention Center (most of the rest are in the hotels) it is a beautiful building. The architecture is very nice.
Bibliobloggers: we have a place for lunch tomorrow. Rockin Baja. 310 5th Ave. We will still meet outside the book exhibit at 11:30ish.