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Israel Moment #38 Jesus in the Talmud - SHOCKING
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The Black Hebrew Israelites are a synagogue of Satan!!!!! Rev 2:9
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Synagogue Building Collapse: Chief pathologist, others testify
The coronal inquest into the collapsed building within the premises of the Synagogue Church of All Nations resumed yesterday as some parties testified before the court. Subscribe to our YouTube...
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The coroner probing the September 12 Synagogue building collapse, Magistrate O.A. Komolafe, said on Wednesday that he had received the list of the names of the people lodging in the church guest house prior to the collapse.
The coroner had demanded for the list from the Synagogue Church of All Nations, following a request by the Lagos State Chief Forensic Pathologist, Prof. John Obafunwa.
Obafunwa, leading a team of forensic pathologists conducting autopsy on the bodies of the building collapse victims, had said the list of the lodgers would be needed to identify the bodies.
No fewer than 116 persons lost their lives in the Synagogue tragedy while several others sustained varying degrees of injuries.
At the Wednesday proceeding, Obafunwa gave the assurance that his team would reveal the identities of the dead persons upon the conclusion of their work.
The pathologist, who said his team was able to identify 100 per cent and 98 per cent of the victims of the Associated Airlines and Dana Airlines plane crashes respectively, assured that the Synagogues case would not be different.
Obafunwa gave this assurance while answering questions under cross-examination by lawyer to the church, Mr. Olalekan Ojo.
He said, We know what we had to do and how we had to do it. The same thing happened in the Dana crash in which we identified 98 per cent of the victims. The same thing happened in the Associated Airlines crash in which we identified 100 per cent of the victims.
In his testimony, the pathologist told the coroner that his final report would both reveal the identities of the victims and the cause of their deaths and the possible cause of the building collapse.
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The Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Oluwatoyin Ayinde, has said that the collapsed six-storey building of the Synagogue Church of All Nations had no government approval.
Ayinde stated this on Thursday while giving testimony before the coroner probing the cause of the building collapse.
No fewer than 116 persons died while several others sustained varying degrees of injuries in the September 12, 2014 tragedy.
Ayinde, in his testimony, said investigations conducted by his ministry, following the accident, revealed that though the six-storey building had a record of survey, it however had no approval of the government.
He said the only thing found in the records was an approval for the churchs main auditorium, adding that though that auditorium has now been raised to eight floors, the approval given was only for five floors.
The commissioner who described all unapproved structures in the churchs premises as illegal, stated that there was need to investigate what he described as unusual practices going on within the church premises.
Ayinde wondered why, for instance, one of the columns supporting the additional three floors placed on the main auditorium had to take off from the top of a water tank.
He said, The approval that we saw was in the name of the Syangogue Church of All Nations dated January 26, 2004 but that approval was just for the main auditorium and one of the things we discovered was that it was an approval for a five-floor development. But on our visit to the site, we discovered that the building had been taken to eight floors; we do not have the records of the additional floors, making those floors illegal construction.
Did we see anything on the collapsed building? No. In our records the collapsed building has no approval.
He added, Id like to say that with the additional structure we saw on site, we are inclined to express some fears. We have seen, for example, that one of the columns is not taking off from the ground floor, but it is resting on an existing water tank and I dont know whether any engineer certified that construction. This needs to be investigated because it is an unusual practice to start a column middle way.
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International Ladino Day 2013- Full Program
Seattle #39;s first International Ladino Day took place at University of Washington #39;s Hillel. Hosted by the Sephardic Studies Program of the Stroum Center for Je...
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Un nuevo exito de la Kehila Ashkenazi para toda la comunidad juda de Mxico Festival Lejaim
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NSW batsman Damien Mortimer and Victorian quick Ben Ashkenazi have been drafted into the Cricket Australia XI to face the touring South Africans in a T20 match in Sydney on Sunday.
Mortimer replaces Ben McDermott, who has been released from the squad to play in Queensland's Sheffield Shield match this weekend.
Western Australian paceman Joel Paris has been withdrawn from the squad due to a quad injury sustained in the Matador One-Day Cup final on Sunday, opening the door for Ashkenazi.
Mortimer and Ashkenazi teamed together for Australia at the ICC under-19 Cricket World Cup in the UAE earlier this year.
Sunday's match at North Sydney Oval marks the start of South Africa's tour of Australia.
The Proteas will play three T20 matches and then a five-match one-day series against Australia, with the ODI opener in Perth on November 14.
Cricket Australia XI: Ashton Turner (WA, capt), Ben Ashkenazi (Vic), James Bazley (Qld), Jake Doran (NSW), Sebastian Gotch (Vic), Damien Mortimer (NSW), James Muirhead (Vic), James Peirson (Qld), Clive Rose (Tas), Matthew Short (Vic), Kelvin Smith (SA), Timm Van der Gugten (Tas).
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NSW batsman Damien Mortimer and Victorian quick Ben Ashkenazi have been drafted into the Cricket Australia XI to face the touring South Africans in a T20 match in Sydney on Sunday.
Mortimer replaces Ben McDermott, who has been released from the squad to play in Queensland's Sheffield Shield match this weekend.
Western Australian paceman Joel Paris has been withdrawn from the squad due to a quad injury sustained in the Matador One-Day Cup final on Sunday, opening the door for Ashkenazi.
Mortimer and Ashkenazi teamed together for Australia at the ICC under-19 Cricket World Cup in the UAE earlier this year.
Sunday's match at North Sydney Oval marks the start of South Africa's tour of Australia.
The Proteas will play three T20 matches and then a five-match one-day series against Australia, with the ODI opener in Perth on November 14.
Cricket Australia XI: Ashton Turner (WA, capt), Ben Ashkenazi (Vic), James Bazley (Qld), Jake Doran (NSW), Sebastian Gotch (Vic), Damien Mortimer (NSW), James Muirhead (Vic), James Peirson (Qld), Clive Rose (Tas), Matthew Short (Vic), Kelvin Smith (SA), Timm Van der Gugten (Tas).
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30 October 2014 | Food | By: Ben Norum
A lobster roll at Goodmans
Welcome to our weekly round-up of all thats happening in Londons food and drink scene.
Inside this week: smack, gangs and something fishy
Whichever route your mind takes, imagining the contents of a new Mayfair spot called Smack Deli has the potential to become NSFW pretty quickly. In fact, the only red-cheeked things within it are lobsters: and lots of them. When Smack Deli opens next week, it will be Londons first dedicated lobster roll shop, brought to us by the company behind Goodman Steak Restaurants, Burger & Lobster and Beast. Brioche rolls filled with the luxurious crustacean will come with varying sauces and toppings, and cost 7 to take-away or 9 to eat-in.
On the subject of unusual restaurant names, violent gang-controlled areas arent generally top of the list. But thats exactly what the team behind Jago have done. The term was used in Victorian times to refer to a no-go zone running between the Shoreditch High Street and Spitalfields areas, focused around the notorious Old Nichol housing estate. Cuisine-wise, its also an interesting one with a menu influenced by the cooking of southern Europe, the Middle East and Ashkenazi Jews. Not sure what that means? Well, some of the resultant dishes includes harissa-marinated mackerel, braised lamb with dates and carrots, and poached quince with saffron cream. Jago is being brought about by an ex-Ottolenghi head chef and a former GM at Morito. It will occupy the front of Shoreditchs Second Home creative office space development on Hanbury Street when it opens in mid-November.
From the worlds best bars to the latest Michelin stars, theres been no shortage of award ceremonies and foodie accolades of late. The latest batch of winners were announced at the London Restaurant Festival Awards, which coincided with the end of two weeks worth of events. The prestigious Restaurant of the Year gong went to The Clove Club in Shoreditch, while other winners included chefs from Merchants Tavern and Barrafina, and there was praise for festival menus from Picture, Foxlow and Cinnamon Soho.
Adding to the growing number of Peruvian restaurants in London, the founder of Sohos Ceviche, Martin Morales, has announced that he will launch a second branch near Old Street in spring next year. It will open on Baldwin Street just off City Road, and will be the third Peruvian restaurant from Morales along with Andinawhich is not far away on Redchurch Street. The news follows recent Peruvian openings Pachamama and Seor Ceviche.
This week marked the launch of Lobster Kitchen in Bloomsbury, Thai barbecue restaurant Smoking Goat in Soho, and the second branch of Deep South-themed Jackson & Rye in Richmond. Next week sees all-day Provenal restaurant Caf Pistou open on Exmouth Market and Japanese robata grill restaurant Roka launch its fourth venue in Aldwych. November also sees gin-heavy British restaurant Old Tom & English come to Soho, day-time coffee and snack spot turned night-time booze den One Two Five Church Street arrive in Stoke Newington, and Pennethornes Caf Bar open in Somerset House, serving salads, sandwiches and more, along with coffee, beers and wines.
We still want your help to keep these weekly food & drink news round-ups as relevant, up-to-date, and interesting as possible. Got any top tips, local gems or foodie news? Tried one of the new restaurants we mentioned? Leave a comment below or hit us up at hello@londonist.com. Til next week
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