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visit the students of the "El Pinar de la Rubia" (Valladolid) and cuneiform writing workshop in the IBO (Leon, 30-III-2011)

Today in the IBO have been visited by 52 students of the Institute "El Pinar de la Rubia" of Valladolid, who in addition to visit our facilities and the Museum have participated in a workshop of cuneiform writing on clay. The activity was led by Maria del Carmen Pernas, professor of Sumerian classes at our institution. Youth who participated in the workshop were delighted throughout the instruction.

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you are interested in their school visit the IBO, please contact us at 987213200, or by writing to secretaria@biblicoyoriental.es

Professor María del Carmen Pernas, posing with the pens and the clay used in the workshop.

Students placed great interest in the activity.

A workshop scene.

See the two videos on our YOUTUBE CHANNEL .

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IBO AGENDA - Conference B. García Guerrero: "The representation of God in the prophetic monotheism" (Cistierna, 25-III-2011)

IBO AGENDA March. This Friday, November 25, Benito García Guerrero offers the third conference of the series "History of religions" in Cistierna:

History of Religions:

The representation of God in the monotheistic religions prophetic

Speaker: Benito García Guerrero

Place: Parish Hall. C / Francisco Valbuena, 14. CISTIERNA

Time: 19:30

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NO BIKE ON THE SIDEWALK MONTES

Most cyclists in PR at some point we heard someone in a car tell us we ride on the sidewalk. Naturally, these people do not know that the Law 22, Ch. XI prohibits bicycle riding on the sidewalk. These people do not know that the law entitles the rider to ride in the street. They also do not know - and this includes many cyclists in PR as well - that sidewalks are a less safe places to bicycle . Finally, many people do not know, cyclists or not, that in PR the sidewalk is for pedestrians. So, we often see cyclists riding on the sidewalk, perhaps because they are afraid of cars, or perhaps because they believe that rolling on the sidewalk is safer. These cyclists are wrong, and putting his life (and others) in unnecessary danger

Here are some reasons why it is safer for the cyclist riding bicycle on the street, and not on the sidewalk :

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1. Many sidewalks are not in good condition They often have holes, cracks, debris, etc. which can cause accidents to cyclists.
2. Sometimes continental sidewalk signs, light poles and other infrastructure will which can cause accidents to cyclists.
3. Sidewalks are walkways. Most sidewalks in PR are not very large, and can not handle the traffic of pedestrians and cyclists as well. It is much more likely that a cyclist has an accident with a pedestrian if the cyclist is on the sidewalk. A collision between a cyclist and a pedestrian can cause serious damage to both, including death.
4. Many sidewalks do not have prevented ramps connecting to the street. The getting off a curb on the sidewalk, cross the street, then go up another ditch to be reassembled on the sidewalk is something that requires a skill that many riders do not possess. Moreover, doing so is unnecessarily dangerous when it can be rolled into the street.
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5. Many sidewalks are used as if they were stationary. So often it is not possible to roll (or walk) on the sidewalk because the cars block access.
6. Some sidewalks connect with inputs / outputs to commercial parking lots, or residential. When a driver leaves one of these parks, you can usually react and stop in time if it perceives a pedestrian. But the rider is usually faster than the pedestrian, and therefore it is possible that drivers can not react in time, hitting the cyclist.
7. When a rider rolls down the street, motorists always see it (usually .) The rider is more predictable for automovilsta. When the rider is on the sidewalk, and then on the street, and then on the sidewalk, etc. the rider becomes unpredictable for automovilsta, and the risk of collision between the two increases.

Despite all these reasons NOT to ride on the sidewalk, there are some cases where it may be prudent to ride on the sidewalk temporarily :

1. When there is a cap, and the rider wants to avoid the cap and not to breathe the toxic emissions emitted by cars.
2. When the rider is in a situation of imminent danger and unexpected in the street. This does not happen very often but can happen.
3. When a construction or an accident on the street and the cyclist have no where to go.
4. When the rider wants to get off the bike, and walking down the sidewalk with his bike.

Finally, we must consider the message that cyclists automovilstas drop off when we rolled down the sidewalk. We tell them we are afraid. We say we do not belong on the street. The safety of the rider in PR will not improve until, among other things, have many more cyclists on the street. So if we want more security, we have to shoot in the street . We must reclaim our space. Space belongs to us, and that gives us the law. If we want more respect and consideration for the rider, and if we want infrastructure was built for the rider, we have to fight from the streets of the brave, and not from the sidewalk of cowards.

addition, the rider rolling down the sidewalk you lose the enjoyment and convenience of shooting more lightly and freely, and without all the hazards mentioned above, when it rolls into the street. The bike, more than anything else, it's fun and freedom. If you want to enjoy your bike as possible, and if you do it more safely, learn to ride on the street. If you feel safer, go for a ride with other people. But as far as possible, always riding on the street, and not on the sidewalk.

The next time you say from a car you go to the sidewalk, smiles and answers quietly, "Thanks for your advice, but the sidewalk is for pedestrians. The law requires us to move you and me on the street. learn to share it politely and with caution"

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Martino Eutimio Conference Puente Castro: "Our place names." (Puente Castro, 18-III-2011)

Next Friday, March 18, the partner of Martino Eutimio IBO will give a lecture in the Old Church of Puente Castro (now Interpretation Centre and reception of pilgrims ) with the title "Our place names", which will focus on the toponymy of Puente Castro, León, Lancia and its region.

Organization: Brotherhood of St Thomas of Canterbury.

Speakers: D. Martino Eutimio

Location: Church Old Bridge Castro - Interpretation Centre and reception of pilgrims. C / Simon Arias, 1. Puente Castro - Leon.

Time: 20:00

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BICYCLE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS TO HON. REP.

rider and Rep. Hon War on arrival on a stretcher to hospital.

Rep. Hon rider and War to be discharged from the hospital today.

On 2 March, the Hon Representative José Luis Guerra was hit by a car while riding her bicycle. The next day, the Honorable Representative Antonio Silva asked in a press interview that experts will submit recommendations to improve the safety of the rider in PR. The PRBC hoped that Mr. Rivera will improve soon, and will soon be back to riding his bike. The PRBC also thanked Mr Smith for his interest and initiative.

The PRBC here makes some recommendations to Mr. Silva. The Recommendations are divided into three categories: education, infrastructure, legislation. It is important to note that each category depends on the other. We must implement the measures in each category so that all the measures work as it should.

is also important to note that many studies have shown that the most important factor to increase the safety of cyclists on the road is simply that there are more cyclists on the road . While there are more cyclists on the road (and not on the sidewalk), plus are visible, get more respect and more motorists are accustomed to cyclists. Then, as has been shown that a greater number of cyclists on the road is as effective in reducing accidents of cyclists, many of the recommendations made by the PRBC Mr. Silva are designed with the intention of Logar this' mass criticism 'of cyclists needed to increase rider safety.

Finally, we note also that the problem of safety of the rider in PR will not be solved merely by passing more legislation. This is a complex problem and you need different tools and approaches. also needed to apply the laws that already exist and others that may be adopted. Without implementing legislation is mere illusion. In PR we have laws that can protect the rider. What we need now is that the law will apply these laws.

We and the recommendations of PRBC, but not before Mr. Silva suggested that see certain entities that have spent many years working with the theme of creating friendly and safe places for cyclist, and where Mr. Silva can find a wealth of information, resources, and recommendations on the subject. These entities are: the League of American Bicyclists (LAB) the Alliance for Biking and Walking the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) , the Federal Highway Administration ( FHA) , and Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center.

Here are the recommendations. We do not have space here to go into much detail about them. We hope Mr. Silva invited us to go into detail with him, and his team:

EDUCATION

• Educating on Law 22, Chapter XI all relevant government agencies, especially the police and the judicial branch . Often government agencies are unaware of this law, and therefore not enforced.
  
  
• Include at least six Questions on Law 22, Chapter XI in the theory test for drivers license. This makes the automobile driver learns to be careful with the rider from the beginning to drive.
  
  
• Include duties / responsibilities of the rider and driver in the version written Driver's Manual. version written is read by the vast majority of people, not the digital version. This makes the automobile driver learns to be careful with the cyclist from the beginning to drive.
  
  
• include a "test rider" in the practical exam for driver's license. For example, you might have a person riding a bicycle as part of the exam. The driver / examindo then the examiner must show which gives the rider three feet required by law when the driver / examined by the hand passes the cyclist in your car. Another test could be that when the examinee makes parallel parking test, a cyclist passes by the side of the car on the bike. The driver / examiner then must show the examiner that he hoped that the passing cyclist before opening the car door to get off. After exiting the car, the driver / refitted examined in the car, and continues with the examination.
  
  
• A Nadir a special section on the bike to the website of the Commission for Traffic Safety (CST). Currently, the TSA website contains very little information to the rider. As a benchmark, compare with the NHTSA website (federal agency that funds the TSA): http://www.nhtsa.gov/Bicycles
  
  
• Team-building and / or bike clubs / cycling in the public education system. The more young people interested early in the ride, the more respect the cyclist, biking and more as adults. Parents of students also have more consideration when they are in your car and see cyclists on the road.
  
  
• Create a league of biking / ciclcismo the police. This makes uniformed members more aware of cyclists, and that protect it.
  
  
• Expand Police biker unit. This makes uniformed members more aware of cyclists, and that protect it.
  
  
• educational Campaigning in the media to inform the public (and cyclists) than cyclists should not ride on sidewalks . The rider's place is in the street. Sidewalks are not safe for cyclists, and cyclists on sidewalks have also causes problems with the pedestrian. Many automovilstas yell at cyclists from getting to the sidewalk, they do not know that the law prohibits the rider to roll down the sidewalk. This type of campaign is responsible to the CST.
  
  
• educational campaigns in the media so that motorists will give cyclists 3 feet from the whizzing by as required by law. This type of campaign is responsible to the CST. aggressively fining motorists not to give the space required by law to cyclists.
  
  
• Create a course / curriculum education for both children and adults, on how to ride a bike properly and safely. This course could be paid with funds from the NHTSA and / or the FHWA. These courses are especially effective at the elementary school level, when most people are learning to ride a bike. These courses also enable people to ride a bike better, and have more confidence in themselves when riding biccleta, and not be afraid the street. The LAB has an education program for cyclists is excellent, and could be modified for use in PR.

INFRASTRUCTURE

• Create bike lanes in urban areas, and other densely populated areas, preferably physical separation of automobile traffic. There are several ways and models to do this. There are extensive federal funding to do this.
• massively Label labels' share Road ' . There are extensive federal funding to do this.
  
  
• Install bike racks (bike racks) in important public places (eg places, government offices, spas, forests, parks, libraries, police stations, hospitals, courts, municipalities, etc.).. Besides being a necessity for cyclists, and is doing much needed, is also something that motivates people to ride more bikes, and everybody sends an important signal that the bicycle imoprtante has a place in our island as a vehicle, and as a means of transport.
  
  
• Create safe spaces and readily accessible public where different types of cyclists can train and practice their sport (eg velodrome, tours, mountain biking routes , BMX parks, etc).
  
  
• Keeping roads in good condition and well lit (To avoid creating light pollution). The road conditions directly affects the safety of all who use it. If the roads are full of holes, etc. can not be secure.

LEGISLATION

• Create a law of strict liability (strict liability) for motorists, as there is in other countries. Such a law would make any automovilsta is automatically guilty in a collision with a cicilsta, unless it is proved that the rider was negligent (eg not wearing night lights), or that the rider did not obey traffic laws (eg went against traffic). With this type of law, motorists have reason to be extremely careful with cyclists on the road.
  
  
• Deduct points in the driver's license for drivers who assault cyclists on the road. Assaulting cyclists on the road must have serious consequences for motorists, including the possibility of losing condcutor license.
  
  
• exempt from SUT and other taxes on the purchase of helmets and lights for the safety of the rider. This is a measure that costs relatively little to the treasury, but has a huge positive returns for our society. You should make it easy to ciclsita get what you need for your own protection on the bike.
  
  
• exempt from SUT and other taxes on the sale of bicycles with a retail price of $ 600 . $ 600 is the average price of a new bike in the U.S.. UU. The intention of this is that more people buy bikes, and therefore more people mountain bike, and having more people on bicycles on the roads, which creates more security for the ciclsita on the road.
  
  
• Create an Office of the Coordinator of Cycling (Bicycle Coordinator) statewide . This office should have its own budget and its own staff. The Coordinator should have, and biking on the road every day. You must also have extensive knowledge about bikes, and how to use sports, recreational, and transportation. The Coordinator will serve as enalce among the cycling community and government, and advocate for the ciclsita. The Coordinator would also seek federal funds for infrastructure projects and education for the rider. This type of Office already exists in many large U.S. cities. States, where he has been very successful.
  
  
• Prohibit the use of cell phones, computers, DVD players, and other similar devices car. aggressively fining violators, or suspend the driver's license. Many studies show that distracted drivers frequently cause accidents. These drivers are especially dangerous for cyclists.
  
  
• programs Implement Safe Routes to School that have been implemented so successfully at the federal level. education on the bike, and Bicycle Safety should begin at an early age. Children who learn early on the bike are more likely to be careful with cyclists motorists if one day these kids drive a car. Our children should be able to go to school by bicycle, thus avoiding contaminating our environment, reducing plugs, and improving their physical health. Obesity in children nuestroso reached an epidemic level, and cycling can help combat this problem. There is ample federal funding for programs of Safe Routes to School.
  
  
• Create Official Bike Week. This week held special educational activities to encourage people to ride bikes, and educate them about bicycle safety. It would also help educate motorists about cyclists. This week will include a Labor Day to go to the bike, during which the governor and the mayors of all bike to work would set an example to the public.
  
  
• Require the CST to rida a public report annually to the legislature detailing the initiatives have been implemented to improve the safety of cyclists on the road. So far, there is little that the TSA, under different administrations, has done for the rider. The CST is accountable to the people, and cyclists on what you do to protect the rider.
  
  
• law to create a Plan Bicycle Master (Bicycle Master Plan) for PR, and major municipalities in several areas of the island. The MBP is the core instrument that should guide and starting point for every rider's efforts, especially in regard to infrastructure. Working without a MBP is like sailing the ocean without a map (or without GPS).
  
  
• Reduce speed limits in urban and suburban areas. Fine violators aggressively, or driver's license suspended. The exes speed on the road is one of the worst enemies of the rider.

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IBO AGENDA - Conference Eutimio Siro Martino and Sanz: "The historic bridges (Cistierna, 11-III-2011)


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IBO March. Friday, Day 11, a new cycle Cistierna conference on Romanization and Christianization of the eastern mountain Leon:

Romanization and Christianization of the Mountain:

historic bridges

Speakers: D. Martino and D. Eutimio Sanz Siro

Place: Parish Hall. C / Francisco Valbuena, 14. CISTIERNA

Time: 19:30

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Blogs IBO Latin area," Hortulus Latinus "and "apud Institutum uiua Latinitas Biblicum"

From today you can find here links to the two posts that the area's Latin IBO has launched as support for their students. Both videos are available in their own classes and materials in pdf or powerpoint that are useful for those interested in learning the Latin language.

Latinitas uiua apud Institutum Biblicum blog is aimed at adult learners of the IBO, while Hortulus Latinus offers support to the juvenile section. Both blogs, Legionensis Ansgarius managed by the pseudonym of one of the IBO Latin teachers, were released last year 2010, and have a wide range of content that will be progressively enriched with the progress of the courses.

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Now Available PDF Nacho Ares seminar "The Egyptian world of Jesus"

is now available in our powerpoint PDF file of the seminar "The Egyptian world of Jesus," Nacho Ares offered on 25 February at the IBO. To download, simply click on the attached link below.

(In the picture above, Nacho Ares at the Museum of Biblical and Oriental Institute, Leo n)

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