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	Baal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The contest described in 1 Kings 18.1–45 between the "prophets of the Ba‘al" and the "prophets of the Asherah" on one side and Elijah as prophet of Yahweh on the other in the context of a drought might suggest that the question is partly about which god actually sends rain.
		Ba‘al Hammon, the supreme god of Carthage is generally identified by modern scholars either with the northwest Semitic god El or with Dagon, neither of whom are normally called Ba‘al in the eastern Mediterranean, so far as is known.
		A reminiscence of Ba‘al as a title of a local fertility god (or referring to a particular god of subterraneous water) may occur in the Talmudic Hebrew phrases field of the ba‘al and place of the ba‘al and Arabic ba‘l used of land fertilised by subterraneous waters rather than by rain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baal (2066 words)

	Baal
		The play is set in the ten years leading up to the war (the 1st), when the german empire was booming, and consists of a string of episodes in the life of an amoral poet singer.
		Baal is taken up by a rich patron of the arts and seduces the man's elegant blonde wife.
		Remembering Marie A. which Baal sings to the pub customers is a love song with a difference: the lasting memory is not of the girl nor even of the physical pleasure but of the cloud drifting overhead.
	www.teenagewildlife.com /Albums/B/Title.html (444 words)

	Peter Mellencamp - Reviews of BAAL
		Baal's scatological, sex-crazed poetry is strangely beautiful, as sharp and glimmering as broken glass -- qualities that are well-captured in Peter Mellencamp's pungent and playable new translation.
		"Baal" was Brecht's first play, and is infused with all the youthful passion and anger of a beginning playwright.
		Barely 20 years old when he wrote Baal in 1918, Brecht had been working as an orderly in a military hospital in Augsburg, drafted out of medical school, as he once put it, to patch up soldiers so they could be sent back to the front.
	members.aol.com /petemellen/BaalReviews.htm (919 words)

	Eye - Baal - performance preview - 01.08.98
		Her play of the same name is a response to Brecht's, rather than any attempt to adapt it.
		(Baal was a fertility god worshipped by the Canaanites and abhorred by Israelites as a false idol.)
		As Baal, the character in Cullis' play explains: "Inanna is his counterpart in ancient Babylon...
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_01.08.98/theatre/baal.html (641 words)

	village voice > theater > Baal by Alicia Solomon
		There's an anti-nationalistic undercurrent to Baal, too, one that surges up from time to time through allusion and implication: Brecht's first audiences would not only have known Johst's play and the long line of starving-artist dramas it emblematized, but also that Grabbe was an ultra-nationalist and virulent anti-Semite, and that Johst was, too.
		Indeed, Brecht has his cake and eats it: Baal's scatological, sex-crazed poetry is strangely beautiful, as sharp and glimmering as broken glass—qualities that are well-captured in Peter Mellencamp's pungent and playable new translation.
		Insatiable, self-absorbed, and as wasteful and spewing as an industrial giant, Simpson's Baal is naughty and natty in pleated pants, suspenders, and double-breasted jacket—incarnating the consumerism that was unleashed in the '40s and that America has been bingeing on ever since.
	www.villagevoice.com /issues/0032/thsolomon.shtml (658 words)

	persuasive essays phd Thesis college essays
		Baal, played by Robert Seay, was in the very good part of the spectrum.
		When she was with Baal, she acted indifferent, and when she wasn¹t with Baal, it was obvious that she didn¹t care for him as much as he did for her because she was not faithful to him.
		I found Baal to be interesting and realize the acting was difficult to take on, but it was obvious who prepared the best for the play.
	ondix.com /add/persuasive_essa1059007344.html (889 words)

	The Baal Epic
		Baal resides on Mount Zaphon, north of Ugarit, and is usually depicted holding a thunderbolt.
		Baal's dwelling place is the mount Sapan, north of Ugarit, the Kasios of the Greeks.
		Baal was found dead there in the fields of Shechelmemet, in the land of Deber.
	www.piney.com /BaalEpic.html (3555 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Eros Degraded -- May. 14, 1965 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Baal is Bertolt Brecht's first play, written in 1918, and in later life he had no illusions about it.
		Just prior to his death in 1956, he said: "I admit and I warn you—the play lacks wisdom." What the play has is wildness, chaos, raw youthful exuberance, an ardent desire to shock, and a compulsion to spew up nausea in the accents of lyric delirium.
		One line sets the tone of the play: "I see the world in a mellow light: it is the Lord God's excrement." Baal (Mitchell Ryan) is a poet who sees the stars only when he is wallowing in the mud.
	www.time.com /time/archive/printout/0,23657,898824,00.html (158 words)

	Spading Up Ancient Words
		Baal worship is believed to have continued until the time of St. Patrick.
		Only a century ago on an estate in Scotland it was the practice of peasants on May Day to gather round a fire and throw their children across from one to another through the fire.
		Baal gave his name to the Baltic Sea, and to the Great Belt and Little Belt channels of Denmark, to towns such as Baleshaugen, Balestranden, and to many localities in the British Isles, such as Belan, and the Baal hills in Yorkshire (Donnelly, 1949, p.
	www.creationism.org /vonfange/vonFangeSpadingChap04.htm (2447 words)

	Theatre Review Archive
		Baal tells the story, in 22 short scenes, of the short rise and long, debauched fall of a man whose disdain for everyday morality defines and then destroys him.
		Timothy Fannon, who plays Baal, is electrifying, showing us the transformation of this man from a callous club kid to a Caligula-like satyr to a ravaged and polluted walking corpse.
		In it, Trazana Beverley plays a middle-aged woman mourning the death of her teenage son, who is laid out on a slab nearby awaiting the undertaker.
	www.nytheatre.com /nytheatre/archweb/arch_011.htm (9815 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Baal (Aaron Anderson) is seen by perspective patrons and others as a poet of world-class status.
		Baal waxes eloquent on the foul worthlessness of the universe; observes, "Every vice is good for something"; and extols the beauty of a woman's pale white body slowly decaying in a river.
		She embodies masochistic stoicism as a rich married woman bewitched by Baal early on, and acquits herself well in an acrobatic and moderately explicit rough-sex scene.
	starbulletin.com /96/08/29/features/story2.html (390 words)

	Dreamwell Theatre: 2005 Season ...an intimate experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The characters surrounding Baal, such as the youthful Johannes (Gregory Aldrich), Lexi Chiano's naïve Johanna, and the fiery, passionate Ekart (William B. Tally), all have special relationships with Baal, communicating to the audience he is not only the most cunning but almost unfairly, the most loved man in town.
		Throughout all his contradictions, Baal is remarkable, and it's his mystery and misogyny that compels us to dig further into his dreamlike world of sense and senselessness.
		Burford is superb as Baal, and his uncompromised take on the character gives the audience a lot of sloppy chutzpah to sink its teeth into.
	www.dreamwell.com /dreamwell/2005/Baal.html (547 words)

	Temple Of Baal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		BAAL was the main figure of the Cananean pantheon, worshipped in Phenicia and Carthago, were he was offered human sacrifices, often in form of burnt alive children or babies.
		The band TEMPLE OF BAAL was created in the begining of the year XXXIII A.S. by Amduscias, to go back to the very first meaning of Black Metal : Crude, Evil, Satanic music.
		TEMPLE OF BAAL recorded their first rehearsal tape "Satanas Lux Solis" in 1999 and it is now sold out with more than 200 copies unleashed in the underground.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Styx/1125/temple (341 words)

	RPGamer Editorials - An All Too Common Situation
		He knew that Baal was going to demand the Spirit Stone; the Garlyle forces had been trying to take it from him throughout the entire game.
		Baal would have left Feena behind to get the stone, leaving him open to an attack from the rear from the heroine or giving Justin an opportunity to use the self-destructing airship against the general.
		It is true that neither option would have done much to Baal, but she had no reason to suspect he was anything other than a normal human.
	www.rpgamer.com /editor/nightshadow/edjan2000/final/con1up1a.html (1630 words)

	Subject: The Original Easter Date: 20 Jul 90 15:01:34 GMT From 'Freethinker' magazine: A B (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Imam writes: "The passion play of Baal, the babylonian sun-god, was in existence centuries before the birth of Jesus.
		It is not the similarity of some features of the stories of Jesus and Baal that excites their astonishment; the two are one and the same.
		When Findlay learned of the Babylonian play he called on the curator of the Babylonian section of the British Museum to confirm its existence and correct translation.
	www.skepticfiles.org /atheist/easter2d.htm (852 words)

	The Slow Frenzy...
		Woodruff has a keen ability to explore difficult plays, and, with the aid of Paul Schmidt's new translation, he will bring his magic skills to bear on one of Bertolt Brecht's most enigmatic works: In the Jungle of Cities.
		For that reason, plays like Jungle have a raw energy to them, a sense of space between the lines that suggest a young writer looking for a way to communicate.
		For example, Baal is a wet play, there is a lot more water imagery in Baal than Jungle.
	www.amrep.org /past/jungle/jungle2.html (825 words)

	GameBanshee Forums - baal's blood
		you think you wil still play as someone that have the baal blood or something like tha?it should be cool to fight cyric..
		Playing a Bhaal spawn - or even the new Lord of Murder would be a seriously destructive aspect of a possible BG3.
		And playing as somebody else with Bhaals blood in them would be rather dull...
	www.gamebanshee.com /forums/printthread.php?t=49367 (821 words)

	Dreamwell Theatre: 2005 Season ...an intimate experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A play that is perhaps more relevant today than when it was first produced, Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me explores the daily crises of three hostages, an Englishman, an Irishman and an American, who are imprisoned in the Middle East.
		Blending vivid poetic language and scintillating humor, this play tells the tale of two women whose love for each other is complicated and questioned by the news of a tragedy.
		The play chronicles the lives of Alison and Liza as they navigate the channels of motherhood while holding on to their careers.
	www.dreamwell.com /dreamwell/2005 (374 words)

	Bertolt Brecht
		BAAL, which renowned playwright Bertolt Brecht wrote when he was in college, is the provocative story of a drunken, ruthless, womanizing poet and singer, a desperate antihero in the tradition of Villon and Rimbaud.
		Brecht's play is set within the context of a dispute over land claimed by two communes in the Soviet Union after World War II.
		The main action of the play consists of a parable that is performed to celebrate the decision in the dispute.
	www.actorsbone.com /Library/Authors/BrechtBertolt.htm (712 words)

	Clarion University News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Askey’s play is considered a classic of Yiddish literature.
		Although he died before the play could be produced, “The Dybbuk: To Fly Like the Baal Shem Tov,” became the most popular Yiddish play in history.
		When he was writing his adaptation, Levy used Askey’s original play as inspiration to transform four modern women into villagers to observe and participate in a mystic story coming from a sense of culture and ethnicity.
	news.clarion.edu /News/10514.html (1065 words)

	Amiga reviews: Baal
		A horde of demons led by the horrific Baal have been released.
		Their aim is the destruction of the earth, but due to it being 1999 they've decided not to use fire 'n' brimstone — instead they've nicked the Ultimate War Machine.
		Baal is the first of these games, and gives us an opportunity to look at the original Amiga game which missed a review.
	www.classicgaming.com /amigareviews/baal.htm (572 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Written while he was a university student, Baalwas Bertolt Brecht's first full-length play and remains one of his most audacious and shocking.
		The story traces the decline of a drunken and dissolute poet who rejects the conventions and trappings of polite society.
		Defiantly aloof from the consequences of his actions, Baal is nonetheless brought down by his debauchery, leaving in his wake the corpses of deflowered maidens and murdered friends. Authorized by the Brecht estate, Arcade's definitive edition features Peter Tegel's classic translation.
	www.arcadepub.com /onix?isbn=1559704195 (232 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		However, any rival may now play Deep Agent as if it were an "agents" card for this Personality, adding +10 to or subtracting -6 from any attack against them.
		Requirements: Requires special action(s) Name: Soldier of Baal Graphic: A soldier in a battle; with one hand he is throwing a grenade at the enemy, with the other he is tossing one back into his own troops.
		In addition, when they are involved in an attack, on either side, you may replace the 2d6 with 1d12, 3d4, 4d3, or 6d2 before they are rolled; a roll of 1 on 1d12 is an automatic failure.
	www.brainpuke.com /in-wo/text/in-wo-p4.txt (1727 words)

	Diablo II: Anyone actually "play" anymore? - OSNN Forum
		I still play it with Necromancer / Druid characters - there is still nothing in my opinion the original hack and slash gameplay, although its still difficult sometimes to work out the best way to balance your necro..
		I have played all characters before, though I had the least luck with assasin.
		Nah, I always find that when you play with people you vaguely know its alot more fun as there is this kind of pseudo friendship and as a result much better team work.
	forum.osnn.net /showthread.php?p=386439 (1109 words)

	baal's blood [Archive] - GameBanshee Forums
		08-13-2004, 02:31 PM you think you wil still play as someone that have the baal blood or something like tha?it should be cool to fight cyric..
		Playing as another Bhaalspawn is out, since all of Bhaal's taint was removed (ie.
		I think it would be cool to play BG III as an EPIC character and kill lots of tarrasques (ye know, those gargantuan monster that hardly die).
	www.gamebanshee.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-49367.html (2609 words)

	CD Baby: BAAL SHEM TOV BAND: Baal Shem Tov Band
		The Baal Shem Tov Band has a two-fold mission: first to convey the joy and transcendent quality of Chassidic music using traditional tunes made relevant to today's culture and second to pass down the traditions of this culture to as large an audience as possible.
		The Baal Shem Tov Band is a multi-cultural, multi-racial, and multi-denominational group of musicians and the music we play is a celebration of the soul.
		The music we play is Chassidic Rock - music based on Chassidic Nigunim (wordless tunes that are repetitive and have a strong beat).
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/baalshemtov?cdbaby=a251afa3129b95f3e3071bedec36bcae (304 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - baal teshuvah
		MSN Encarta - Search Results - baal teshuvah
		Baal (Hebrew ba'al, from the Phoenician ba'al, “owner,” “lord”), among ancient Semitic peoples, name of innumerable local gods controlling fertility...
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	encarta.msn.com /baal+teshuvah.html (97 words)

	When Ball Becomes Baal - Children and sports
		But, it's not so easy as handing over seventy bucks and saying, "Sign up Johnny and Susie this year." Making that decision means that you may be out four to five times each week during the season.
		One of my sons played basketball, but the season was interminably long.
		We could play together, along with his brother, and we could do it whenever we wanted.
	www.ccwonline.org /ball.html (753 words)

	B A A L Homepage
		BAAL presents the opportunity to showcase the knowledge and talents of your school and its students!
		BAAL is a great activity for those schools looking to compete in academic style competitions or even for those already participating in other Bay Area events such as Quiz Kids or Science Bowl.
		The commitment for BAAL is small (3 nights out of the entire school year), but the benefits are many!
	www.sfbaal.com (172 words)

	Back Stage West: Baal at MBar.@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bertolt Brecht, one of the many playwrights who paved the way for "experimental theatre," used experimental techniques, such as "irregular verse," that were quite novel for their time.
		Director Peter Mellencamp's translation of Brecht's first play preserves this tradition, adding a splash of modern language, trendy dress, and, in this case, dinner.
		The show moves quickly, but, if one is not familiar with Brecht, it may be more cumbersome than it's worth.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:130215377&refid=holomed_1 (206 words)

	JS Online: Baal Tinne to play jazz with Celtic bent
		Baal Tinne to play jazz with Celtic bent
		Baal Tinne, an American-Irish band with roots going back to the 1970s, takes the stage this weekend at the Irish Heritage and Cultural Center.
		Baal Tinne was founded by Noel Rice who, with Kevin Rice, teaches every year at Milwaukee's Irish Fest summer school.
	www.jsonline.com /onwisconsin/music/oct04/270320.asp (186 words)

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