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Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church, Sunday service bulletin, September 27, 1962
No full textChurch service bulletin for Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church in Mount Ullna, N.C. on September 27, 1962
Letter Written by Edna L. Tabor to the Bryant College Service Club Dated August 29, 1942
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50 North St., Cranston, R. I. August 29, 1942.
Bryant Service Club:
You may be interested to know that I have received a cablegram from my son from Great Britian, stating that he had arrived safely and that we was well. His address is:
Pvt. Samuel B. Tabor, 31070202 38th Evacuation Hospital A.P.O. 1289, c/o Postmaster New York, N. Y.
Sincerely,
Edna L. Tabor (Mrs. C. A.) [Transcription ends
Caveat Emptor’s Current Role in Louisiana and Islamic Law: Worlds Apart Yet Surprisingly Close
No full textCaveat emptor is one of the most well known maxims of the legal world. Interpreters from different countries have their own understanding of this doctrine. At first glance, Louisiana law and Islamic law have nothing in common. Louisiana, at least superficially, adheres to the great civil law tradition that the legislature is supreme. Its primary sources of law are legislation and custom. Islamic law is divine in origin, a direct manifestation of Allah’s will. Its primary sources of law are the Koran and the wisdom of the Prophet Muhammad. Yet, in practice, these two systems have developed surprisingly similar approaches toward duties of disclosure and the doctrine of caveat emptor. The similarities between the above mentioned legal systems’ approach to caveat emptor and duties of disclosure are uncanny. Regardless of whether the issue is dealt under the heading of mistake, misrepresentation, or error and fraud, there is a commonality of approach that cannot be missed. Despite this obvious diversity of methods, traditions and styles, it is possible to notice an element, or better, a tendency common to the examined regulations, that may be found more in operational rules than in principle statements
Monte Tabor. Contesti storici e topografici
No full textIl lavoro presenta i risultati di una ricerca indirizzata verso si seguenti obiettivi : 1) definire le fasi storiche e le configurazioni
topografiche dell’area geografica nel quale si inquadra il contesto Monte Tabor; 2) realizzare una serie di piante di fase che, a scala ancora ampia (l’intera area della Palestina antica), possano presentare una prima ricostruzione degli assetti storico-geografici nella
regione, dalla creazione dei regni ellenistici (fine del III secolo a.C.) all’età Tardo Antica (V secolo d.C.)
Dispelling the Myths: The Truth about TABOR and Referendum C
No full textDuring the late 1990s, Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights was praised widely for its effectiveness in restraining the growth of government and providing tax relief for the residents of the state. TABOR capped government revenue growth at population plus inflation and mandated immediate rebates of surplus revenues. Now TABOR is under attack by interest groups that want to increase government taxation faster than the cap will allow. They blame TABOR for the pressure the state budget has faced over the last four years. Yet that pressure is a direct result not of TABOR but of a recession, a drought, and a misguided educational-spending mandate that forced government to spend more money than it collected. Opponents of TABOR have endorsed Referendum C as a much-needed fix to TABOR. However, far from simply tinkering with TABOR, Referendum C puts government growth in overdrive. The referendum would in effect give Colorado state government a blank check for the next five years. It would also permanently change the way the TABOR cap is calculated and lock in for perpetuity more government spending. This paper sets the record straight on what really caused the budget problems in Colorado and what passage of Referendum C would mean to fiscal control in that state
Letter Written by Edna L. Tabor to the Bryant College Service Club Dated December 10, 1942
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50 North St. Meshanticut, R. I. December 10, 1942
Bryant Service Club;
This past week I received a letter from my son, Samuel B. Tabor, from “somewhere in north west Africa”. He informs me that he has been advanced in rank and his address has been changed, so that his present address will be:
Sgt. Samuel B. Tabor, 31070292 38th Evacuation Hosp. A.P.O. 302, c/o Postmaster New York, N. Y.
In the paper, Providence Sunday Journal, of Nov. 15th there was a group picture and I am sure his picture was there. He tells me he is well, although they sleep in pup tents on straw mattresses; rise while the stars are still shining, and eat breakfast as the sun is coming up. They use their helmets to wash up in, wash clothes in, and as buckets in general. They usually work from dawn until dusk, and he was writing my letter by the light of a lantern. He hadn’t received any mail for about a month, but told me top keep writing as it eventually catches up with them.
Sincerely,
Edna L. Tabor (Mrs.C.A.) [Transcription ends
Il Monte Tabor e la “Galilea delle Genti”
No full textIl Monte Tabor è un luogo fondamentale dello straordinario “paesaggio della memoria” della Galilea, in grado di evocare, come ci illuminano le varie fonti antiche e post-antiche, le complesse vicende dei popoli che a partire dall’età del Bronzo hanno abitato questa regione. Per condizioni climatico-ambientali e per la natura del suolo, la Galilea è una terra ricca e fertile, che si estende in valli e pianure, frammezzate da alte montagne, che attraversano l’intera regione da ovest a est. Anche se non si tratta di un territorio particolarmente vasto, tuttavia la Galilea si dimostra, per quanto riguarda grano, vino e olio, la più produttiva di tutta la Palestina. Grazie all’ottimale posizione geografica, inoltre, essa si trova al centro di una rete di vie di comunicazione tra la zona costiera, segnata dai fiorenti porti di Tolemaide e, più a nord, di Tiro e Sidone, e i territori dell’interno, che nel I secolo d.C. si configurano come entità politiche
1873 Log School in Vancura Memorial Park, Tabor, Bon Homme County
No full text35 mm slide, a single-story log building with a wood plank door, two split-pane windows and a gable with wood sidingDrawer info: Sully - Ziebach; Tabor Log SchoolTabor School Tabor Bon Homme C
Front View of Old Wooden Schoolhouse, Tabor, Bon Homme County
No full text35 mm slide, a single-story building with wood siding and a towerAS-HP1:D1; Aurora - BrownEast Elevation, , one, room wood school, Near Tabor, SD Bon Homme C
Main Street, Tabor, Bon Homme County
No full text3 x 5 postcard, dirt road with houses on either side, several children on the sidewalk, church in the backgroundPostcards 8535E H2014-010. The caption on this postcard is incorrect. The view is "Looking North" not "Looking South".Main St. Looking South Tabor SD. 1937 Copyrighted 1910 By St. Paul Souvenir C
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