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Enjoy Each Moment
Location – The Rush Ranch, Eastern Oregon
Wx: 37F, sleet
It is Wednesday, early morning. Still and dark outside. Strong winds rush across the valley below. Princess Daisy the calico sits beside me, delicately cleaning her mittens after her royal breakfast. She will soon head back to bed and purr herself to sleep, tummy full. I am up early, because my mind is full. Full of many emotions, many prayers.
You see, my friend Darlene has been moved into Hospice this week. She has been a brave and courageous warrior in the fight against breast cancer this past year. Always smiling her way through it all. One of those folks that you love immediately upon first contact. The smile. The laugh. The love freely given.
And I wonder, as I sit here in the darkness, why her and not me? Why was my life saved, as hers slips away? And perhaps, just perhaps, the reason I am here is to tell you about the miracle that I experienced during my cancer journey. So, if you've a mind to sit with me for a bit and hear me out, let's do this for Darlene.
I had been diagnosed with one of the worst breast cancer types – as if you could classify ANY of them good. It was invasive, rather than in lumps. It was also called "triple negative" because my cancer cells were not the type to be affected by the various hormone drugs – they had no "receptors" that could be used to kill the cells. My husband was frightened, yet I was calm. I had gone into "warrior mode", working the solution. I could have left our mountain to travel to the big city to intake to MD Anderson or Cancer Centers of America – but I just felt the Lord telling me to trust him. I could do this, close to home. And that is what I did. I trusted him every step of the way, partnering with my "small-town country doctor".
The miracle happened on the day of my surgery – a double mastectomy. I woke up early and before I even got out of bed, I started to pray. I prayed for the Lord to give my doctor the wisdom he needed to work my case. To bless his hands with knowledge in the surgery room. There were other things I must have prayed for, but what I most remember is, the moment that I prayed for myself, I was hit by a bolt of electricity. That's the only thing that I can compare it to. It wasn't painful, but there was that definite feeling of a current of electricity passing from my right shoulder, down to my left hip. It lasted less than a minute, but I knew that something special had happened. In surgery that morning, my surgeon found my invasive cancer cells that had previously been scattered throughout my breasts and most likely my body, was now in one lump. And easily removed. My miracle. HIS miracle. And one of many that kept occurring throughout my journey. What an awesome God!
So thank you for listening. Just – well, Thank you. For being here. For hearing the name of Darlene ringing out in your ears and perhaps your heart. Bless the coming and going of her. Had I known that the cancer was moving so swiftly in her, I would have made my kit a bit special this month just for her, celebrating her exuberant life. A kit with poetry, beauty, smiles and warmth. Generosity and serenity. Celebrating the volunteer that freely gave for years and years of service, honoring those around her. We are all better for knowing her. Yes, bless the coming and going of her.
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Argentina Torneo Federal A
(19 Oct 2017)
Rivadavia – Villa Mitre
Match Preview:
Rivadavia faces Villa Mitre in a match of the 7th round of the Argentinian Torneo Federal A.
Rivadavia: The home team is holding the 3rd position in the league with 9 points won. They are in top three thanks to 2 wins and 3 draws. Also, Rivadavia is undefeated in their last 5 matches. They have 5 goals for and 3 against so far. This team performs well at back and they are now at the peak of the form.
Villa Mitre: The away team is currently holding the 4th position in the league with 8 points won. They have registered 2 wins and 2 draws after four matches played. Furthermore, Villa Mitre is undefeated in their last 4 matches. Besides their good form, they are still weak side when playing on the road. They haven't won any of their last 3 away matches. So far, they have scored 3 goals and conceded 1.
Conclusion: Rivadavia has not conceded a single goal in their last 3 matches and all of them had under 2.5 goals. Although they are in a good shape this should be a tight match. Similar to their rival, each of the last 7 matches that Villa Mitre have played had under 2.5 goals also.
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January 03, 2018
Expectations of A New Year
First, I want to say happy new year to each of you! We are so excited to start out this year here at Craig Memorial. The last 9 months have been a joy as we have been, not only getting to know you, but becoming a part of this family (something we felt almost from day one).
As we look toward this coming year, there are so many things that come to mind that I want to see and experience at CMBC. I am a dreamer, so my thoughts likely go far beyond the possible. I have been asking myself one question for quite some time now, "if we could only accomplish one thing that would impact the gospel here at CMBC, what would we do?" I wish I had a definitive answer to that question. I imagine that all of you would like to see some exciting things in the days ahead as well. With so many different ideas and opinions, it is often hard to settle on one single thing. I can say for certain that my overwhelming prayer is that regardless of what events and circumstances come, I want us to be overwhelmingly excited about what God might do in and through us! I want us to have great expectations, even amidst the mundane routines in which we often find ourselves.
So, with this new year, I hope that we will focus our attention on two pursuits. While we will continue to do all the necessary and important things like gathering together each Sunday and Wednesday for Bible study, singing, fellowship, and worship; I hope that we can keep these two pursuits before us from day to day and week to week.
First, as I mentioned before, that we would pursue great expectations. We rarely exceed our own expectations. Though it may be difficult to articulate what this should look like, I pray each of you will develop this attitude in yourselves. Our corporate expectations and excitement will come from the sum total of this same attitude in the individual lives of the membership. Pursue great expectations in your own spiritual growth and love of the gospel and no doubt we will see this grow exponentially in our congregation.
Second, join me in praying how we might make one singular impact for the cause of the gospel through our church. There are so many things we can be doing and at times need to do. This, however, does not have to define us. Too often we get involved in so many things that it is difficult to do any one thing with excellence or with our whole heart. Please pray and dream with me how we, together, might invest ourselves in one singular effort. Doing so would not only allow us to make a larger investment and impact for the gospel's sake, but it will also go a long way in uniting our hearts and minds together for the glory of God.
I look forward to another year serving together with this family of faith. May God richly bless each of you for His own glory and for the good of His people!


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Japan-based telecom and internet company SoftBank Corp together with Synchronoss Technologies Inc and TBCASoft Inc has completed a proof-of-concept (POC) project of cross-carrier mobile payment services.
The new payment service will enable users to transact through the mobile devices. The newly developed cross-carrier mobile payment service supports multiple currencies which means travelers can make purchases with the app without exchanging the currency. It is one of its kinds of payment services platform which is based on the Rich Communication Services (RCS) and TBCASoft's cross-carrier blockchain platform.
The payment service dubbed, Cross-Carrier Payment Service (CCPS) blockchain API enables the users to receive person-to-person money through the RCS app in either currency, according to a statement released by the company. The newly developed payment services app is being demonstrated at the Mobile World Congress Americas conference in Los Angeles from September 12 to 14.
Commenting on the innovative payment service app, the vice president of Softbank Corp "Takeshi Fukuizumi" said that the app would empower the merchants to transact in digital money in a way similar to the one that has for long been enjoyed by the big brands. The app would also make it convenient for individuals to make purchases, said Fukuizumi.
Ling Wu, TBCASoft CEO mentioned in a statement that, "A large number of Communication Service Providers (CSPs) are adopting the blockchain technology to add new features and services to their portfolio". Appraising the scope of blockchain technology, Ling further said that the blockchain has allowed the CSPs to expand their horizon globally.
The successful completion of PoC has proved that the CSPs can actually take the advantage of the standards like RCS, according to Wu. TBCASoft deals in the development of blockchain technology especially for the telecommunication carriers. It has developed blockchain in partnership with various companies including LG, SoftBank, Viettel, and UPlus etc.
The newly developed payment method CCPS is designed to allow multi-currency payment facility across the devices. The CCPS once introduced will allow travelers and merchants to transact across the globe without worrying about the currency value.
This is not for the first time when SoftBank has come up with a CCPS like system. The company has explored blockchain in the past as well. In late 2017, the company announced a blockchain technology-based system for storing personal financial information in collaboration with Sivira which is an Osaka-based blockchain startup. The aim behind creating the blockchain system was to enable lenders to maintain a data of borrowers. Now the company is likely to introduce a new blockchain-backed personal information ledger in early 2019.
Blockchain technology is revolutionizing the way businesses conduct. It seems like the technology will empower the personal life data as well with many using it to maintain a record of their personal expenses, medical record and more. The CCPS is one of the innovations that is about to change how people transact money, making purchases and enjoying while traveling. The company has not revealed the actual release date for CCPS for the public in general and its plans to promote the CCPS system globally.


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The subject of today's sermon is model/actress Olga Kurylenko. Olga is celebrating her birthday tomorrow, and since she has given me so much, I would return the favor today.
Olga Kostantinivna Kurylenko (born 14 November 1979) is a French actress and model. She was discovered as a model in Moscow at the age of 13. She moved to Paris to pursue a modeling career at the age of 16. Kurylenko started her acting career in 2005. She found success as an actress for her role as Nika Boronina in the movie adaptation of the video game Hitman, and then rose to fame by playing Bond girl Camille Montes in the James Bond film, Quantum of Solace.
Sadly, images of Olga gives my anything but solace… especially down south.
In Soviet Russia, breasts feel you!
There are more photos below the fold…
Kurylenko is obviously hotter than two hamsters farting in a wool sock, but she is also a halfway decent actress. (See also: Hitman and Quantum of Solace.)
Olga is smiling above because I just walked into the room… or she saw my penis.
Beautiful girl, smokin' body, Ukrainian accent… what's not to love?
The services have ended. Go in peace.


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Muhammad, Fahmi F. and Sulaiman, Khaulah (2018) Thermal Stability and Reproducibility Enhancement of Organic Solar Cells by Tris(hydroxyquinoline)gallium Dopant Forming a Dual Acceptor Active Layer. ARO-THE SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF KOYA UNIVERSITY, 6 (2). pp. 69-78. ISSN 2410-9355
Ahmad, Zubair and Touati, Farid and Muhammad, Fahmi F. and Najeeb, Mansoor Ani and Shakoor, R. A. (2017) Effect of ambient temperature on the efficiency of the PCPDTBT: PC71BM BHJ solar cells. Applied Physics A, 123 (7). ISSN 0947-8396
Muhammad, Fahmi F. and Yahya, Mohd Y. and Hameed, Shilan S. and Aziz, Fakhra and Sulaiman, Khaulah and Rasheed, Mariwan A. and Ahmad, Zubair (2017) Employment of single-diode model to elucidate the variations in photovoltaic parameters under different electrical and thermal conditions. PLOS ONE, 12 (8). e0182925. ISSN 1932-6203
Muhammad, Fahmi F. and Yahya, Mohd Yazid and Sulaiman, Khaulah (2017) Improving the performance of solution-processed organic solar cells by incorporating small molecule acceptors into a ternary bulk heterojunction based on DH6T:Mq3:PCBM (M = Ga, Al). Materials Chemistry and Physics, 188. pp. 86-94. ISSN 02540584
Hameed, Shilan S. and Hassan, Rohayanti and Muhammad, Fahmi F. (2017) Selection and classification of gene expression in autism disorder: Use of a combination of statistical filters and a GBPSO-SVM algorithm. PLOS ONE, 12 (11). e0187371. ISSN 1932-6203
Muhammad, Fahmi F. and Yahya, Mohd Yazid and Aziz, Fakhra and Rasheed, Mariwan A. and Sulaiman, Khaulah (2017) Tuning the extinction coefficient, refractive index, dielectric constant and optical conductivity of Gaq3 films for the application of OLED displays technology. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics. ISSN 0957-4522
Lim, Lih Wei and Aziz, Fakhra and Muhammad, Fahmi F. and Supangat, Azzuliani and Sulaiman, Khaulah (2016) Electrical properties of Al/PTB7-Th/n-Si metal-polymer-semiconductor Schottky barrier diode. Synthetic Metals, 221. pp. 169-175. ISSN 03796779
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When petabytes of big data from satellite imagery and thousands of hands come together to create a movement — something as simple as tracing the migratory patterns of the pied cuckoo
The pied cuckoo, sometimes called the rain bird, is a migrant, and much like migrants across the world, is seen as having mystical qualities. Every year, in a wide curve, the pied cuckoo follows the south-westerly winds that blow in across the Indian Ocean, leaving Africa for the Indian subcontinent. If you believe folklore, the bird brings the rains.
Of course, we don't care to any more, because, "We have systematically been educated out of our connections with nature," says M D Madhusudan, Scientist and Co-founder at the Nature Conservation Foundation (NCF), a non-profit based out of Mysuru.
Madhusudan himself is a bit of a storyteller, who talks of Kalidas' Meghdoota, which tells of the long wait for the rain by everyone from the black-and-white bird to the poet with a pitcher. The scientist combines this with a recent interest in how data can be represented visually to communicate complex concepts to the layperson. He says he's simply following through on an effort first initiated by his colleague, Dr Suhel Quader, in 2011.
The human connect
Legends, songs, parables, have all told of the migration of the pied cuckoo, some from within south India, some from Africa. But tracking the movement of birds is not easy. "If a single scientist were to track a bird species like the pied cuckoo across hundreds of thousands of square kilometres and over many years, can you imagine the number of people that would have to be employed to gather such data," he asks. Instead, scientists have partnered with thousands of enthusiastic birdwatchers across the country to form a citizen-science network. Not only does such collaboration yield insights into the distribution and abundance of birds, it also helps in understanding large-scale phenomena, such as patterns of bird migration....Read more
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Founded in 1986, Liteks has worked sports wear technical coatings oriented. In the following years of its establishment, Liteks has become a company manufacturing technical textiles and returning the customer requests quickly by making investments in the direction of customer demands and market needs. Pesent'e, whose production takes place in İstanbul, is the brand of Liteks Textile Company in the area of digital printing canvas and artist canvas. Sold in more than 30 countries, Pesent'e will be displayed by Liteks on its stand no K-22 in hall 14 at SIGN İstanbul 2018.
Names of the brands which will be displayed at the fair:
Pesent'e Digital Printing Canvas Fabrics
Technical specs of the products which will be displayed at the fair:
100% cotton, 100% polyester, cotton / polyester, 100% linen canvases which are compatible with all kinds of inks that are used in inkjet printing machines.
New Pigment Canvases with the code numbers Digi Premium1664 & Digi 1644 which have instant dry, compatible with pigment inks, high print quality and a clean white surface.
Double sided printable pigment canvas and DYE based canvases which's surface are coated with several different Neon colors.


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meagan | bridals
meagan and jay got married on saturday at the wildcatter ranch near graham, texas! i feel like i've been waiting a long time to share meagan's bridals :) and i'm really excited to show them today. wedding photos to follow soon… all images and content © slaton | weddings 2012
cassie | bridals
it seems like so long ago that i met judy and cassie to talk about her wedding… and now here we are. cassie and collin just got married today! wedding photos to follow soon, but first, i'm anxious to share a few favorites from the bridal session a few weeks ago at the arboretum. all … Continue reading
ashley + taylor | wedding
ashley and taylor tied the knot this saturday! and elle and i had the privilege of capturing this awesome couple's big day… they were so relaxed and laid back, it was just a testament to the fact that they are best friends. may your friendship and love continue to grow as you two share a … Continue reading
ashley | bridals
ashley and taylor just got married moments ago, and the wedding was beautiful… and now that taylor has seen her… i'm very excited to show ashley's gorgeous bridals! by the way, she looks amazing in these, but she looked even better today walking down the aisle. :) enjoy! wedding photos to follow soon! all images … Continue reading
jessie + merrell | wedding
jessie and merrell got hitched a few weeks ago, and you could tell that everyone had a good time! it was a rainy early spring day, but that didn't hinder anyone. in fact, they had SUCH a good time, that the groom was shirtless for the last dance… i must admit, i have never seen … Continue reading
kathryn + jordan | wedding
yea for kathryn and jordan!! they got married a few weeks ago at marie gabrielle's and it was one of the sweetest, most fun weddings we've been to in a while. and elle started helping and shooting with me! a few of her shots are even posted here… let me know if you can tell … Continue reading
sarah + andrew | wedding
sarah and andrew just got married last weekend, and it was one of the most visually stunning weddings i have ever seen! the ceremony was at the belmont hotel and the reception at the trinity river audubon center. so cool. congrats to the happy couple!! enjoy the honeymoon :) all images and content © slaton … Continue reading
katherine + justin | wedding
katherine and justin have now been happily married for the last few weeks… i meant to get their wedding photos posted to the blog sooner, but it's been really busy! so without any further adieu, katherine's beautiful wedding at perkins chapel on the smu campus, with reception at the belo mansion… enjoy! it is obvious … Continue reading
katherine | bridals
katherine and justin just got married last saturday, and katherine was absolutely radiant! we shot her bridals at pcpc a few months ago… and it's been tough to sit on them this long and not share. so without further adieu… katherine's bridals! no wind machine necessary… hahaha! wedding photos to come soon… all images and … Continue reading
sheila + matt | wedding
my last wedding of the summer… Sheila & Matt!! and it was quite a beautiful soirée. the rest of my summer will be commercial and nature work. but first, i want to share this great couple with everyone, and relive the memories… congrats you two!! i wish you a beautiful marriage… all images and content … Continue reading


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The fungal disk first expands on the surface of the tea, and then it thickens. If kambucha is cultivated properly, it grows and sprouts.
During the process of fermentation and oxidation, kombucha acts with a variety of complex reactions in the tea.
The fundus feeds with the sugar in the tea and produces other valuable substances, which are part of the kombucha liquid: glucuronic and lactic acid, vitamins, amino acids, antibiotic substances … This is why this tea fungus is considered as a real biochemical factory.
What does kombucha -- liquid contain and which effects does it provide?
Kombucha contains several times more vitamin C than lemon. Regarding the B vitamins group, kombucha contains: B1, B2, B3, B6 and B12. It also contains various enzymes. It is especially important to accentuate the presence of lactic -- L acid, which can reach up to 3 ml in a liter.
The most important component is the glucuronic acid, found in large quantities in kombucha extract. Modern science has not managed to synthesize this acid yet. Healthy liver produces it to purify blood. It is also called "chief cleaner" of toxins occurring in the metabolic process, and it also cleans all harmful substances entered through food, air, water, etc…
Captured toxins are removed irreversibly by bile and intestines, and kidney and urine also participate in this process, removing this substances in the form of glucuronides.
Under normal conditions healthy liver secretes glucuronic in sufficient quantities, and the problem occurs when our body is burdened with increased amounts of toxins from the external environment.
In this case our liver fails to produce sufficient amounts of this acid and this creates favorable conditions for cancer and other degerenative diseases.
The antibiotic component in kombucha-liquid is an acid with enhanced antibiotic and partial antiviral activity.


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Natierra, Organic Dried, Mango Cheeks, 8 oz (227 g)
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10 Tips To Help You Email More Efficiently: "The best advice I have heard about email and email productivity is – don't answer emails first thing in the morning. It is a bit paradoxical but true that email and productivity are at loggerheads with each other. "
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White Meat – Mrs Rogers Black Label BBQ Chips
White Meat – Mrs Rogers Black Label BBQ Chips
White Meat – Mrs Rogers Black Label BBQ Chips
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The audio is available on the Saint Paul's website, or you can read it below.
As if the last five minutes between Jesus and the Chief Priests weren't bad enough, Jesus says, "Listen to another parable." Last week, we heard the first part of this story. It started on Sunday, as Jesus entered Jerusalem to the shouts of "Hosanna to the Son of David" while people threw palm branches on the ground. He immediately rode to the Temple where he flipped out on the money changers and sacrifice sellers and began healing anyone and everyone who came to him. Monday morning, the conflict between Jesus and the religious-powers-that-be came to a head as they confronted him, "Who do you think you are? Where did you get the authority to do these things?"
Jesus responded with a parable about two sons, both of whom failed to live into the fullness of their father's expectations. One son said "no" to going to work in the vineyard, but eventually went. The second said "yes" but didn't life a finger to help out. Jesus made it clear that the Chief Priests were the son that said "yes", but were failing to live into the Father's wishes and that even prostitutes and tax collectors were living lives of the Kingdom. If I were them, I would have walked away at this point, but they just stood there as Jesus laid into them again.
"Listen to another parable…" This time, he pulls out the big guns, quoting from the Prophet Isaiah, "There was a landowner who planted a vineyard, put a fence around it, dug a wine press in it, and built a watchtower…" If you were paying attention to the first lesson this morning, you probably noticed some similar imagery. In the end of the Isaiah lesson, the prophet tells the people that the vineyard that God had so carefully tended, representing the whole house of Israel, was producing nothing but sour grapes and that God had no choice but to plow it all over and try again.
Jesus changes that story slightly. There is still a vineyard and still a landowner who gives it everything it needs to thrive. This time, however, the vines are tended to by some tenant farmers. Apparently, they do good work. The vineyard produces a quality harvest and the landowner sends some slaves to collect his portion of the fruit. Here's where things go sour. The first set of slaves are treated terribly: one is beaten, one is stoned, and one is killed. Rightfully, the landowner could now forcibly remove the tenants from the vineyard. Instead, he decides to try again, sending even more slaves this time. They too were beaten, stoned, and killed. Rather than helping these tenants meet a miserable end, the landowner gives them one last chance: he sends his son thinking that surely they will respect him and hand over the fruit. They do not. Instead, he is dragged outside the vineyard walls and killed.
"What is the landowner to do?" Jesus asks. The Chief Priests walk right into his trap in answering, "He'll put those wretches to a wretched death." [rubs hands together] Indeed he will. Or will he? Remember back this summer, when I was all excited about parable season? I told you that I loved parables because they work like narrative time bombs . Jesus plants these stories in the minds of his hearers, and though they might come to an initial understanding, a much deeper meaning is sure to follow. This is one of those time bombs, with several possible meanings.
First, there is the way that the Chief Priests initially heard it with God as the landowner, Israel as the vineyard, they were the tenants, and Jesus was claiming to be the son. They rejected the parable however, because they didn't see themselves as rebellious. To their minds, they'd been faithful to the will of God. They had been meticulous in their keeping of the Law, down to the tiniest detail. Jesus came and questioned their authority, questioned whether or not they've been faithful to God, but they'd become so entrenched in their understanding of God that they couldn't possibly see that they'd failed to respond faithfully when God sent servants, like John, to call for the harvest. If they had been unfaithful, they thought, then God would have put them to a miserable death, but he hadn't so clearly they were doing ok.
The second way to read this parable has been the prevailing understanding in Christianity for two-thousand years. Here again, God is the landowner, the Chief Priests are the tenants, the Kingdom of God is the vineyard, and Jesus is the Son. After Jesus' death, it became quite easy to see the connection between his crucifixion outside of the walls of Jerusalem and the death of the Son outside the vineyard. As the Church became increasingly composed of Gentile or non-Jewish, Christians, this story grew into a strong polemic against the Chief Priest, the elders, and eventually the Pharisees and the whole Jewish people who were thought to be the Wicked Tenants who killed Jesus. Now-a-days, we call this understanding supercessionism. The idea being that God made promises to the people of Israel, but when they failed to follow Jesus, he superseded those promises by giving the vineyard, the Kingdom, to Gentile Christians. In time, the Church used this parable to justify treating the Jewish people as outcasts from God's love in all sorts of terrible ways. This reading of this parable was used to justify the forced conversion and killing millions of Jews over the years, and was brought to the fullness of evil in the days of Hitler and the Holocaust. In response to that horror, Biblical scholars have spent the last seventy-plus years trying to read this parable in a new way.
I'll spare you the liberation theology reading and the feminist theology reading and the "the Nazis are the tenants" reading and instead share with you what I think this parable says to us today. Matthew is a Gospel all about fruit. Matthew 21 is a chapter all about fruit. Today's passage is a story all about fruit. In fact, we hear the word four times in just a few verses. Jesus begins the souring of the story by saying, "When the season of the fruit came, [the landowner] sent his slaves to the tenants to collect his fruits." The Chief Priests, in their answer to Jesus, say that the vineyard will be given to "those who produce fruit." Jesus agrees, emphatically declaring that indeed the Kingdom will be taken away and "given to a people that produces the fruits of the kingdom." In its original context, this is, of course, an exhortation to the Chief Priests that they had failed to offer God the fruit of the harvest; that they had become so enamored with the Temple and the worship of worship, that they had forgotten to worship the Lord God who gave it all to them. The warning does not end there, however. Matthew, writing after the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD, has already seen this happen by the hand of Rome, but he also knows that it could happen again. He uses this story as a warning to the Church that was coming into being: your newly found status is not without responsibilities, bear fruit and give God the glory, or this too can happen to you.
In the Kingdom of God, the harvest, the season of fruit, is every day. God continues to call us to produce fruit worthy of the Kingdom by caring for the poor and needy, looking after widows and orphans, visiting the sick and imprisioned, and just generally loving our neighbors as ourselves. Through this parable, we are reminded to not lose sight of the gift of a well prepared vineyard that God has given us. Bear fruit! Bear fruit in thanksgiving for God's great love for you and for the world he has created. Amen.
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12 Angry Men
by Reginald Rose
"...A blistering character study and an examination of the American melting pot and the judicial system that keeps it in check, Twelve Angry Men holds at its core a deeply patriotic faith in the U.S. legal system. The play centers on Juror Eight, who is at first the sole holdout in an 11-1 guilty vote. Eight sets his sights not on proving the other jurors wrong but rather on getting them to look at the situation in a clear-eyed way not affected by their personal prejudices or biases. Reginald Rose deliberately and carefully peels away the layers of artifice from the men and allows a fuller picture to form of them—and of America, at its best and worst."
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This is the TV adaptation for 12AM and what is listed as Acts 1 & 2 in this script is ACTUALLY the original version's Act 1. If you have been tasked with finishing Act 1 for homework, be sure to have read Acts 1 & 2 above.
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Share in my sure fire New Year resolution
Saturday December 29 2018
We are only hours away from yet another new year. I will be turning 75 early in 2019, and that is quite a few years to have survived in this unpredictable world, is it not? I have "consumed a lot of salt", as the Waswahili say, and for that I should be grateful.
I wonder how you compare with me. From the general profile that I have of my readers, I imagine that there is a handful of my seniors, venerable elders in their late 70s, 80s and even 90s, and these are absolutely adorable. Please join me in hailing them with a humble and heartfelt New Year "shikamoo".
The temptation is strong on me to mention a few truly distinguished names. But I know that once I start, I will risk either charges of favouritism or the indulgence of using up all our available space on a roll-call. Like the Rwandese umusigi griot, I risk burning the strings of my harp with the zeal of my song.
As for my rika, the group down from the mid-70s to the mid-60s, I say, "let us show us brave", as Claude Mackay told us, and always continue the struggle. My undying dream, as you know, is of a "shenzi-less" society, where we all respect ourselves, respect one another and respect our environment.
That, anyway, is the legacy I would like to bequeath to the bulk of my readers, the age sets ranging from the 50-60 seniors, through the 40-50 "middlers" and the 30-40 "yuppies" (young upward mobile people or professionals), down to the most precious young adults. We elders should not tire of instilling into the new generations the need to build a truly "deshenzinised" society.
But, in the end, it is not the years under our belts that matter. Rather, it is the value of the experiences that we have garnered from those years that makes us truly the characters that we are. Another popular Kiswahili saying is "kuishi kwingi ni kuona mengi" (living long is seeing a lot). But the litmus test is the meaning of the lot that we have seen.
It is generally presumed that older people are wiser than younger ones. But it is quite possible that some elders are less wise (as shown by their behaviour) than when they were younger. I will take myself as an example.
I have been in the business of making New Year resolutions for almost as long as I can remember. But, unlike you and a few other people who faithfully observe and fulfil their resolutions, becoming better people in the process, I invariably break all of mine, even forgetting what they were, within the first few weeks or months of the year. Simple wisdom would dictate that I abandon the whole futile exercise. Yet I never give up on solemnly resolving, year in, year out.
Indeed, I am already resolving for 2019. But this time I am quite cautious, maybe the signs of some age-donated wisdom. I am making absolutely sure that I will keep my New Year resolution. I will ensure this through three main tricks. First, as you have already inferred, I am making only one resolution.
Secondly, I decided on a resolution that I can fulfil in practical terms. In other words, I will perform my resolution. I will act it out at every possible opportunity. Equally importantly, I picked on a resolution that I think is enjoyable. Many of us mistakenly think that being virtuous or being serious about life necessarily means being miserable, grimly clenching our teeth and "hanging" in there.
George Bernard Shaw once said that "an Englishman thinks he's being moral when he's only being uncomfortable." We do not advocate self-indulgence, but there are many beautiful, comfortable and enjoyable good things that we can continuously do for our own good and for the good of others.
This brings me to my 2019 New Year resolution. I have decided to love. Yes, I, Mwalimu Bukenya, resolve here and now that, throughout 2019, I will love with all my heart. I will love you, I will love all people and I will love myself. Curiously, in Luganda (Kiganda), okweyagala," loving oneself", means feeling good about who you are and being where you are. Is that not a wonderful way of spending every day of the year?
I think that truly loving yourself begins with discarding regrets. Forget about that famous family into which you were not born, that snob-sounding school to which you didn't go, that awesome degree that you didn't get, that plum job that you missed, that super-brainy, super-good-looking heart-throb that you didn't marry and that upmost upmarket neighbourhood into which you didn't settle. You are here, right where you are, laden with bushels of life's gifts and endowments, many of them totally undeserved and unexpected surprises. Is that not reason enough for you to love yourself?
About loving my fellow human beings, I will carry out my resolution in three main ways. First, I will reach out to people, starting with saying "hello" or "jambo" to everyone within my reach, including the cop at the intersection. I hope, by the way, that "jambo" has not been patented by — you-know-whom.
Secondly, I will converse, exchange news, views and stories with anyone who cares to share. At the bottom of the matter, that is what we all yearn to do. That is what my friend, Parvin Syal, hints at in his poem, "Just a Word".
This connects with my third practical loving step, and it is the most important. I will listen. The world seems to be bursting at the seams with sad, frustrated people who have no one to talk to. Even more disturbingly, those who wish to talk have no one willing to listen to them. Am I not in good business?
Incidentally, I claim no monopoly over my resolution. You can join in, and I am sure it will be even more fun. Happy New Year!
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On September 26, 2016, I saw some rather interesting things in the sky.
First, at around 5:00 that afternoon, I saw a grey cloud that looked like a horse's head … and it was inside some very dark clouds.
Then, at around 7:00 that evening, I saw a rather breathtaking sunset in the sky! The clouds that were in this sunset were purple.
So, again, the things that you sometimes see in the sky can amaze you at times!


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Early this year I mentioned an excellent Mac tool allowing you to preview your work in Photoshop on an iOS device in real time called Skala preview.
Here's another great tool for developers and designers called xScope that has provided excellent design measurement tools on the Mac for quite some time and has been consistently updated with new features.
Two of the newer features that I found very useful are a mirroring tool allowing you to view any window running on your Mac on your iOS device running the xScope Mirror which in my testing worked very well.
The only drawback I could find to the mirror tool is that you'll need to purchase the app for your iOS devices so although you can preview on multiple devices each will need to have the app.
Another interesting tool was screens providing templates that you can overlay on live windows for measuring sizes and checking for different vision deficiencies.
In addition to the measuring tools xScope and now has some great tools specifically for iOS development and design allowing you to mirror any window and a screens tool which
Here are a couple of images from the Mac app store previewing the mirror, and screens tools:
You can find xScope over on the Mac App Store here.
You can find the xScope app for mirroring on the iOS App Store here.
You can read more about xScope over on the home page.
A very nice tool to help you get things just right.


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Sounds lame, but the way we carry out Jesus' commands to make disciples and his vision, reveals we are using the wrong tools. We're using the stethoscope rather than the wrench. How should we make disciples who make disciples in our generation?
A few thoughts-Mark 3:13, 14 We need to help people understand what it means to be with Jesus. He is not really interested in all the religious stuff we do , but is dying for us to just hang out with him. When was the last time you just spent time with Jesus without wanting him to do something for you? You just wanted to be with him. We must help people develop a meaningful relationship with Jesus rather than getting them on the finance committee.
Acts 2:42-47 Our 2 hour event on Sunday morning and even the small group on Tuesday night are not coming close to what characterized the early church. They don't demand anything, and certainly don't reveal what we thought about last Friday night when we were alone. We must help people develop meaningful relationships with each other.
2 Timothy 3:10, 11 The only way Timothy could know these things about Paul was because he shared life with him. We must model what it means to share life together not just show up for events.
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What would you think, if I sang out of tune, Would you stand up and walk out on me?
Famous words sang in a famous song, sung by a famous drummer. No Ringo, we'd never walk out on you. Never. Not even if there's a fire. But the same can no longer be said of the Flaming Lips and their extremely old and stale shenanigans. I think I'm honestly one of the remaining few that have held on up to this point. I championed The Terror, that Peace Sword S/T, and that 7 Skies H3 album they released last RSD(I honestly thing 7 Skies H3 is some of the best stuff they've done since Embryonic.) Man, I've taken every bitter pill they've sent my way and I've loved every weird trip they've taken me on. But this cover album of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band? Nah, I just can't do it anymore. I'm through. There needs to be some sort of intervention for Mr. Coyne. Shut down his Instagram. Take away his gummy molding machine, and all of his plastic doo dads he covers himself in on stage. He needs to seriously get his head out of whatever fumes he's been inhaling and breathe in some untainted oxygen. The jig is up, you fearless freak.
Let me first say that I'm not some Beatles extremist. When I first heard the Lips were covering Sgt Pepper I was thrilled. I was and still am a huge fan of their take on The Dark Side of the Moon. I felt that in their own way The Flaming Lips stayed true to that album without compromising any of their weirdness. If they were to do that with Sgt Pepper, then we were going to be in for a real treat. I mean, Sgt Pepper was a massive statement. A milestone, and an album that in many eyes can never be replicated or matched. The Lips created that for me in 1999 when they put out The Soft Bulletin. That album was pure, child-like honesty put to otherworldly and ethereal music. It encapsulated the wonder and fear of life and death, all brought together by Wayne Coyne's wavering and breaking voice. I was 24 years old when that album came out and it affected me much like Sgt Pepper affected so many folks 32 years before. How could Wayne Coyne and company screw this up? I don't know, but they did.
This album really comes off as a big, noisy mess. It's as if Coyne and company weren't even there. They let special guests(and there were quite a few) in the studio, locked them in, and proceeded to pump in nitrous oxide through the vents to see what would happen. It's a real shame, too, as underneath it all there's some great performances by The Autumn Defense, Dr. Dog, Phantogram, and My Morning Jacket. Those performances are covered in clumps of audio fuzz, grime, and over blown excess. Yes, I'm aware I'm talking about the Flaming Lips when I'm complaining about "excess". Here's the thing: the Lips have always excelled at excess. They do excess beautifully. But here the excess is excessive. A beautiful vocal performance by the Autumn Defense in "With A Little Help From My Friends" is completely stunted by pairing them with Black Pus. "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band" is shat upon by a overzealous guitar solo by the wonderful J Mascis at the end. "Getting Better", featuring Dr. Dog, seems like a completely incredible combination until you throw Chuck Inglish in there as well and it just kinda falls flat on it's face. I would've loved to have heard Dr. Dog's full access on this track, with the Lips noodling on the knobs and faders a bit. Instead we get this detached Chuck Inglish vocal over top Dr. Dog with some pretty great stereo drums. It's so close to perfection. "A Day In The Life", while not bad, seems to just fall a little flat. This should've been monstrous, explosive, and beautiful. Instead, we get the most restraint we've seen on this covers album where it should've been the biggest statement possible.
A lot of people have bitched and moaned about Miley Cyrus' connection to the Lips and Coyne, and especially her inclusion on this album. Well I'm here to say she is not to blame for the issues here. She does fine, really. She is featured on "A Day In The Life", as well as one of the album highlights, "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds". They go big for "Lucy" and it works beautifully. Electric Wurms' cover of "Fixing A Hole" is also a nice surprise. They pretty much stick to script here, with some nice, dreamy effects. Sorta like Yes covering the Beatles and it works. "She's Leaving Home" is quite melancholy with Phantogram, Julianna Barwick, and Spaceface. It has an 80s electro vibe with all of the original track's mournful feel. "Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite!" with Maynard James Keenan is a perfect fit, actually. It has a "carnival of souls" aura and Keenan makes the track his own. "Within You Without You" with Birdflower and Morgan Delt keeps the mystical vibe of Harrison's original, with some modern touches that aren't too overbearing. Most of the rest? Kinda just there, really.
The strangest thing is that you wouldn't even know this was a project curated by The Flaming Lips if it weren't for the production. You "hear" them in like two tracks. Other than that, who knows? Even with something like Heady Fwends you got the feeling Wayne, Steve, and Michael were in the room with their "fwends". Not so much here.
I look at classic albums like Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, Pet Sounds, and Odyssey and Oracle and I compare them to classical pieces by Mozart, Beethoven, and Debussy. They fall under the canon of timeless pieces of music and should be interpreted and endeared by future musicians and artists. We've done this for hundreds of years and it is a practice that should continue for hundreds of years to come. The Flaming Lips, I felt, were a band to do such a thing with The Beatles. They did right by Pink Floyd. They'll do right by The Beatles, right? Even for Coyne, Drozd, and Ivins this is pretty far out there. They've taken themselves and a bunch of great artists and covered their "covers" of Lennon/McCartney compositions in so much noise it's hard to discern anyone's original intent.
This certainly isn't a phoned-in tribute. It's ambitious, ballsy, and grand for sure. But even Pollack knew when enough was enough. Wayne, sometimes less is more. I still love you, but I'm gonna have to walk away on this one.
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blog ini jujur seratus persen menceritakan tentang kisah sedih-senang-bahagianya seorang margareta dwiyanti.. kenapa bukan margareta's weblog tapi koq pake nama redsuitee?? apa sech redsuitee? ini nama bukan sembarang nama.. semua ada asal muasalnya.. red artinya merah n suitee artinya maniez, maksudnya??? gw itu redholic banged n gw itu manies (PD aje.red) tapi ya itulah sejarahnya.. intinya redsuitee's weblog isinya semua cerita yang berhubungan sama gw.. mu tau lebih lanjut obrak-abrik aja sendiri dech.. dibuka untuk umum koq 😉
awalnya tujuan membuat blog ini, semata-mata hanya karena tugas.. but, waktu baca comment temen yang bilang kalo tulisan-tulisan yang gw buat jadi inspirasi.. gw berniat banged untuk bisa terus menulis, biar bisa tetep memberkati orang-orang yang baca walaupun hanya dengan membaca apa yang gw alami dalam hidup gw.. hope ke depannya, hidup kalian pun bisa kembali menjadi inspirasi bagi orang lain.. jangan hanya menjadi korban sejarah tapi jadilah seorang pencetak sejarah.. Gbu all
overview about myself based on a quiz .. sedikit banyak, banyak benernya 😀
Your view on yourself:
You are down-to-earth and people like you because you are so straightforward. You are an efficient problem solver because you will listen to both sides of an argument before making a decision that usually appeals to both parties.
The type of girlfriend/boyfriend you are looking for:
You like serious, smart and determined people. You don't judge a book by its cover, so good-looking people aren't necessarily your style. This makes you an attractive person in many people's eyes.
Your readiness to commit to a relationship:
You are ready to commit as soon as you meet the right person. And you believe you will pretty much know as soon as you might that person.
The seriousness of your love:
You are very serious about relationships and aren't interested in wasting time with people you don't really like. If you meet the right person, you will fall deeply and beautifully in love.
Your views on education
Education is very important in life. You want to study hard and learn as much as you can.
The right job for you:
You're a practical person and will choose a secure job with a steady income. Knowing what you like to do is important. Find a regular job doing just that and you'll be set for life.
How do you view success:
You are afraid of failure and scared to have a go at the career you would like to have in case you don't succeed. Don't give up when you haven't yet even started! Be courageous.
What are you most afraid of:
You are afraid of things that you cannot control. Sometimes you show your anger to cover up how you feel.
Who is your true self:
You are mature, reasonable, honest and give good advice. People ask for your comments on all sorts of different issues. Sometimes you might find yourself in a dilemma when trapped with a problem, which your heart rather than your head needs to solve.
- You've got great self-confidence and you're full of charm. Most guys who get to know you will be attracted to you. You are far from sweet and proper; your intriguing personality fascinates them. Most guys find it easy to fall for a girl like you.
- You don't really care about other people's feelings. You do things the way you want and usually think only about yourself. You are easy-going and love to have fun, but you can be irresponsible as well. You are not keen on serious discussions because they can make you remember that life isn't always about parties.
- You strictly follow rules, and you expect other people to be the same as well. People can get tired of you easily, as you can make them feel a little guilty about themselves. You always make decisions on your own, and can be dismissive of other people's advice. You like to be the leader in groups, but can forget to be concerned about the people you are with.
- Guys see you as being a thinker and a careful person. They will be really attracted to this quality in you, but you need to learn to speak your mind, otherwise people will find you too shy and quiet. Learn to relax and lighten up–it's okay to have fun sometimes. When you learn to develop your fun-loving side, guys are going to flock to your side.
- Your boyfriend believes that you are a strong and independent person. Your confidence and cheerfulness make you an attractive person to be around, but sometimes you need to pay more attention to what other people, including your boyfriend, are thinking.
You desire a love that will last forever. You are quite serious about finding this type of love, and that's why you think carefully about the men that you meet before deciding whether you could really love them. You don't just develop a crush on someone overnight: you look at a person's personality and other aspects of their life before deciding to form an attachment. If a guy doesn't meet your expectations, you would rather be alone. Your love has to be perfect. Be careful though, you could be missing out on some worthy relationships because your standards are so high.
Your kindness is your charm – you are also gentle and sweet. Everybody likes to be around people with your personality. Like a psychologist, people like to talk to you to discuss their problems because you are proper and discrete, as well as confident. You look mature and people respect you. People with this kind of character are few and far between.
You value your friendships quite a lot but you don't like to show your feelings to others. You would rather keep your feelings to yourself than share them with your friends. You might get a pleasant surprise if you are more open about caring for people – they will probably let you know that you're special to them, too.


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Leonard Slatkin completes his second go-round of the Rachmaninoff symphonies with a splendid First featuring powerful playing by the revitalized Detroit Symphony. A riveting Isle of the Dead is an added bonus. © 2014 Fanfare
Leonard Slatkin and his marvelous Detroit Symphony complete their superb Rachmaninoff symphony cycle with a spectacular First Symphony. Slatkin's interpretations of the Second and Third symphonies were straightforward, powerful, and no-nonsense, focusing on the structure of both works and downplaying their emotional excesses. Here he takes a similar approach with the First Symphony and it pays off in huge dividends.
The performance here is extremely compelling and boasts an especially powerful and ominous coda. The trombones really have a field day. All in all, this is a great performance of a work difficult to pull off…
Rachmaninoff composed his symphonic poem The Isle of the Dead after viewing Arnold Böcklin's painting of the same title in 1907. Here Slatkin…refuses to allow the music to wallow in its own mannerisms, choosing to make the most of its rhythmic momentum. Throughout the work, Slatkin highlights the contrast between passages of ominous foreboding and those of serene tranquility perhaps more effectively than anyone before him. The climaxes are truly shattering, with snarling brass and pounding bass drum. Each successive statement of the Dies Irae becomes increasingly eerie. The cumulative effect is absolutely bone-chilling.
…the DSO has come back with a vengeance, sounding stronger than ever. Credit must be given to what is obviously a very productive partnership with its music director. I hope we can look forward to more Rachmaninoff from this team…Highly recommended, especially at Naxos's budget-friendly price. © 2014 Fanfare Read complete review
Slatkin concludes his second, superior Rachmaninov cycle…with this disc, and it confirms his mastery of the composer's music. It also fortifies the notion that the Detroit Symphony Orchestra is both resurgent and enormously gifted.
…Naxos provides stellar sound quality, and Slatkin himself clearly is playing to the strengths of his orchestra. Strings are ravishing throughout, and there is a rhythmic alacrity and crispness that is really impressive. The winds…sound absolutely stunning.
The first symphony hardly lacks for excellent recordings, but Slatkin's stands tall in a crowded field. The first movement…is exceptionally played…those Detroit winds are unbelievable, but the whole orchestra deserves praise. It's all great…the sound really allows you to hear everything, and the result is a total package as satisfying as anything on the market. All in all, a terrific end to a terrific cycle, essential to anyone who loves this music. © 2013 Classical Net Read complete review
The wait is over! Leonard Slatkin's latest Rachmaninov symphony cycle comes to a close some four years after its beginning with this final release featuring the first symphony.
The opening work on the disc is the symphonic poem, The Isle of the Dead, Op. 29…it is filled with variations on the Dies Irae and is an excellent depiction of water and the slow rowing of inevitability marked by a 5/4. Perhaps the latter is really felt superbly in this recording and the delicate solo lines that float above the waterline are equally well-captured. The forward thrust of the music is equally unrelenting in this performance never bogging down. The impassioned music and big climax is equally well handled.
With this final release, Slatkin has managed to maintain some continuity with this latest cycle. The whole set is truly fascinating with great detail in the audio presentation. The lower cost also puts another great Rachmaninov set in the hands of many. © 2013 Cinemusical Read complete review
These are two supremely dark and dramatic works that pair especially well together and are given loving attention from Maestro Slatkin and the Detroit conflagration. I have heard nothing on disk that seriously surpasses these versions, so I of course enthusiastically recommend this recording without hesitation! © 2013 Gapplegate Classical-Modern Music Review Read complete review
The first thing you're likely to notice about the performances on this CD is the transparency of sound. Naxos does a fine job of providing vivid sonics with excellent balance of the various instrumental sections and solo instruments…
As most Rachmaninov mavens are aware, the First Symphony was a grand failure at its 1897 premiere. Slatkin conducts the symphony as if it still needs championing, still needs an advocate to clarify its music. He certainly succeeds in making a fine case for this still underrated work, because he also imparts a tension and spirit to the music, pointing up the plentiful dark elements and often contrasting them deftly with the work's ecstatic angelic moments, particularly in the first and third movements. He also succeeds because he draws a first-rate performance from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
My reference to the "dark elements" in the First Symphony has to do with Rachmaninov's use of the Dies Irae theme throughout the work…Isle of the Dead, it makes a logical pairing with the Symphony. Once again Slatkin clarifies textures nicely, but he also makes what can sound ponderous and overlong into exciting, tension-filled music that seems to harbor threats at every turn. The Detroit Symphony again plays magnificently. There is considerable competition in the Rachmaninov symphonies…but Slatkin and the Detroit Symphony can hold their own against anybody. Moreover, Naxos' sound reproduction is state-of-the-art. © 2013 Classical Net Read complete review
Leonard Slatkin and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra conclude their cycle of Rachmaninoff symphonies in impressive form with their best entry yet.
The D minor Symphony is now recognized as a major achievement, and a culmination of the Russian romantic tradition. This is a completely cyclical symphony, in which themes emerge from cell groups and recur time and again in different forms in each movement and throughout the work.
There's a lot happening in this symphony, and Slatkin is on top of it all: towering climaxes with expanded woodwind, brass and percussion, outcries and shudders against an expressive orchestral background, swelling appoggiaturas, even a few moments of relative calm such as the slow melody sung by the clarinet in the Larghetto. The finale is as grand and smashing as a train wreck, a fact which should endear this recording to audiophiles.
Slatkin and the Detroit SO make it an overwhelming experience. © 2013 Audio Video Club of Atlanta Read complete review
Warm-hearted, scrupulously balanced, full of detail and rhythmic life and very well paced…Slatkin whips things up to splendid effect—the opening fanfares have an unbuttoned splendour that is just what's needed, helped by rhythmic tension and clear textures…I urge interested collectors to give it a try. © International Record Review
This recording of the First Symphony is arguably the finest since Ashkenazy's…
Slatkin always has performed Rachmaninov as well as just about anyone alive today, and this cycle, quietly and with little fanfare as it has gradually appeared, sustains his reputation. © ClassicsToday.com Read complete review
Slatkin fearlessly brings into the focus the symphony's originality…through a sure grasp of salient detail and a long-term, disciplined notion of the architecture. These are impressive, highly desirable interpretations—budget in price but invaluable for the insights they bring so animatedly and poignantly into Rachmaninov's world. © Gramophone Read complete review on Gramophone
The public failure of his first symphony so depressed the young twenty-four year Rachmaninov that it took the intervention of a hypnotist to regenerate his career. The work was performed twice before it was withdrawn and 'lost' until orchestral parts were found and the score constructed in 1945, two years after his death. Since then it has formed part of the Russian orchestral repertoire, and reports that it was ridiculously poor performances that had caused the work's initial failure have been borne out. Its outer movements have both the power and drama that had well served Tchaikovsky's symphonies. The bustling scherzo comes second, and precedes a typically soulful Russian melody that opens a Larghetto characterised by melancholy woodwind solos. …Leonard Slatkin and his Detroit symphony tip the scales in their favour with a thrilling finale, the tempo having a forward thrust that never sags, while the tam-tam, as we have noted in previous releases, is something special. It was twelve years later that Rachmaninov wrote The Isle of the Dead, a work that came in response to Arnold Boecklin's famous painting of the island in Greek mythology where the dead were taken, Slatkin ideally producing the chilling concept of the scene. It is a long tone-poem that goes through so many moods, its climatic points here carrying awesome weight. The disc concludes Slatkin's highly regarded Rachmaninov symphony cycle, all exceptionally well played and recorded in outstandingly detailed and punchy sound. I hope Naxos will issue it as a boxed set. © 2013 David's Review Corner


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Maddocks Pride
Maddocks Pride is a support and networking group for LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex) partners and staff as well as allies. At Maddocks, we believe that people perform better when they can bring their whole selves to work. Maddocks Pride aims to promote a sense of acceptance and belonging for LGBTI people working at Maddocks. Since 2015, Maddocks has been a member of Pride in Diversity, a not-for-profit employer support program for LGBTI workplace inclusion in Australia. Maddocks Pride is proud to have the genuine support from the firm's leaders and have partner representation in our network across our 3 offices.
How do we make a difference?
– We create and maintain an environment where all Maddocks employees can bring their whole selves to work regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation;
– We provide business development and networking opportunities to develop their professional relationships both externally and internally, and to engage with the broader community.
What do we do?
– We participate in the Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI) – the AWEI is the definitive national benchmark on LGBTI workplace inclusion. The AWEI drives the best practice in Autrlia and sets a comparative benchmark for Australian employers across all sectors.
– Wear and sell Rainbow merchandise – you will see people at Maddocks with rainbow-themed 'ally' pins, lanyards, stickers and other merchandise. MAddocks Pride purchases the items from Pride in Diversity and donate the sale proceeds to an LGBTI charity.
– Provide LBTI awareness training – Pride in Diveristy run sessions of LGBTI awareness training for all employees.
– Proudly celebrate Wear it Purple Day each year. Wear it Purple Day is about showing LGBTIQA young people they are supported, celebrated and respected exactly as they are, regardless of their sexuality or gender indentity.
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AASV Position Statement: Influenza A Viruses
Influenza A viruses (IAVs) cause respiratory diseases in swine that can decrease pig performance, negatively affect health, and are sporadically transmitted to and from humans. The emergence of the pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza virus reminded us of the importance of cross-species transmission of influenza viruses. The continuous presence of a diverse array of IAVs in the swine population makes it apparent that reducing the burden of disease caused by IAV is important.
It is the position of the AASV that we
- promote research and surveillance programs for IAVs with the goal of discovering effective methods to control disease through farm-specific efforts, including but not limited to improved vaccines;
- encourage veterinarians and producers to review the IAV health plan including the vaccination of swine with approved IAV vaccines according to label directions and based on veterinary recommendation for strain matching;
- support the recommendation that people working with swine take all available precautions, including vaccination (with their human health professional's approval), to work towards prevention of bidirectional influenza transmission; and
- recommend pork producers, swine veterinarians and diagnostic laboratories actively participate in IAV surveillance programs that provide information regarding IAV evolution and epidemiology.
Approved by the AASV Board of Directors on April 3, 2018
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After a couple of episodes away from what is most assuredly the main point of the series, we finally return to the relationship between Hikari and Kei more or less where it left off, with Hikari promising Kei a date after helping to nurse him back from his stress-related health problems.
Of course, this being Special A these things never go smoothly, with Kei's family and bodyguards on the prowl for him as he ditched a marriage interview to meet Hikari instead. However, this soon catches up on him, with Sakura (the subject of the interview) catching up with them both and stealing Hikari away, albeit largely for her own ends.
While the episode as a whole is a bit all over the place, the burgeoning relationship between the show's main pairing continues slowly but surely, with Hikari seemingly moving further and further towards the realisation of her feelings for Kei. For a while it appeared that Sakura's appearance would be that of a rival for her affections, but although she looks likely to stick around as a character (which is fine with me, she fits in with the tone of the show well enough) her attentions are soon diverted away from Kei to pastures new by the end of this episode.
The more I watch of it, the more of an odd series Special A is to sum up. On the one hand, I've found myself really rather liking Hikari as a main character (despite her stupidity when it comes to love, although this is actually played to in rather a funny way early in this episode), but on the other sometimes it tries a little too hard to be either wacky or generally something it isn't. Besides which, watching the lives of so many priviledged people still makes it hard for me to form any kind of emotional bond with them, which could well explain why I don't have that issue with the 'normal' Hikari.
At the end of the day though, this show is far closer to romantic comedy 'done right' than a series like Itazura na Kiss (I know, sorry to rant about it yet again), and for that alone I am grateful in this current climate that is rather low on such offerings.
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The importance of networking cannot be overstated it often starts with finding the right mobile conference. These meets are the melting pot of opportunities and I'll show you how to make the best of it.
- Have crystal clear goals: Study the agenda and outline what you want to take away from it. Check who is attending and if they can add value to you. Don't get lost in the crowd. Pick the right conference. Set meeting goals as to how many people you want to meet each day.
- Do your homework: Send an email or tweet to the important people you want to talk to before the event telling them you would like to engage with them. Write down discussion pointers.
- Book a room at the venue: A lot of networking happens outside the session halls. You can meet people in relaxed settings like the club or the breakfast buffet or even the lobby. If inviting people to your booth, keep some branded giveaways
- Use a social discovery app: Well, it is a mobile app conference after all! So, why not use the device the right way? Discover people, schedule meet-ups with business matchmaking and meeting apps. Make friends.
- Carry business cards: You may think this is old school, but it still works. There will be thousands of people at these events; give people something to remember you by and connect later.
- Be personable: Show interest in others rather than just selling yourself. Pay attention to what they are saying so you could use it in your next meeting with them.
Conferences can be a very powerful tool if used properly. It puts you in contact with all the important people. So, make connections, offline as well as online – LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook – the world is your social oyster!
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1. The commodity offers a particular benefit, making it coveted by rational people, such as things which are edible, consumable or wearable.
2. A body that is vested with the authority, sets a value for the property, such as currencies and stamps which are valued by the government.
In terms of their precepts, the following are some areas where they differ:
1. Interest in sales differs from interest in loans. In a loan, any additional amount that is stipulated is interest and forbidden. However, in a sale, it is only forbidden if the item that is sold and the item acquired in return are both of the same type, and they are sold by weight or volume. In this case, any extra amount is interest and it is forbidden. Hence, if they are not of the same type, or they are not sold by weight or volume, it is not forbidden to take an extra amount, such as the case in commodities which are sold by count.
2. If a sale involves interest, it will invalidate the sale, and an exchange of ownership will not be realized. However, in the case of a loan, stipulating interest will not invalidate the loan. The debtor will become the owner of the loaned item. However, the creditor will not become the owner of the stipulated excess.
It is obvious that such money is not sold by weight or volume, and hence some of the jurisprudents (may the Lord raise their status) have said, "It is permissible to exchange this money for more or less of the same kind. It is also permissible to give this money in cash for a debt being owed, for less than it or more than it."
However, to exchange something that has an arbitrary economic value, and is purchased and sold by count, for something more or less of the same kind is problematic.
In the event that the owner of the greater amount reaches a compromise settlement with the owner of the lesser amount, in that the owner of the greater amount would gift it to him, and he too would gift the lesser amount to him, then it will not be problematic. For example, the owner of nine hundred dollars would state to the owner of a thousand dollars, "I compromise with you that you would gift a thousand dollars to me and in return I would gift nine hundred dollars to you."
1. A bill of exchange which is reflective of a real loan, meaning that the signatory in reality owes the amount mentioned in the bill to the payee, and the bill is a record of that loan.
2. A bill that is not reflective of a real loan; rather, it is only imaginary.
In the first kind, wherein the payee is in fact owed a time-specific loan, selling the bill for an amount that is more or less is not problematic, given that there is a difference (in the two), such as dollars for pounds, and given that it is not the price of a credit based transaction. However, if there is no difference, such as selling dollars for dollars, then it is problematic. However, if the transaction is carried out in the form of a compromise settlement as elaborated in article 2867, it will not be problematic.
In the second type, where the bill is imaginary, the payee cannot sell it to another person, since he is not owed anything by the signatory of the bill; rather, the bill of exchange was issued so that the payee would be able to make use of it. The manner of using it according to the shari'a is in the following manner: The payer deputizes the payee to sell the amount mentioned in the bill—such as 50 Saudi riyals which are worth 11,000 Iranian tumans—on his behalf to the bank for another kind of currency for a lesser value, such as 10,000 tumans, and also deputizes him to then sell the 10,000 tumans on the behalf of the payer to himself for the price of 50 Saudi riyals.
In this manner, the payee becomes indebted to the payer in the amount that the payer has become indebted to the bank, which is 50 riyals.
Another manner would be a case where the bank loans the amount of the bill to the payee, and in return the payee pays an amount to the bank as documentation fees, without it being stipulated by the bank. However, if it is stipulated as a condition, even if it be non-explicitly understood, it will be considered an interest-based loan.
There is no problem for the payer to demand the amount of the bill from the payee, and acquire it from him, because the payee has transferred his debt to the bank in its entire amount from the bank to the payer.


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Science, Society, and the Arts (ad hoc)
Science, Society, and the Arts Planning Committee (SSA) (ad hoc, 2018-2019) plans the March 16-17, 2017, SSA7 multi-disciplinary conference involving Washington and Lee students in the presentation of their academic achievements before an audience of their peers and the faculty. Conference participants may make oral presentations of research papers on traditional academic-conference-style panels, deliver research results in poster sessions, or present creative work. Students may also choose to participate in colloquia organized around common readings proposed by interested students and faculty.
Stephan Fafatas, Chair
Appointed Members
- Nadia Ayoub, biology
- Elizabeth (Beth) Belmont, law
- Brandon Bucy, ITS
- Lynn Chin, sociology and anthropology
- Caleb Dance, classics (Winter/Spring 2018 leave)
- Elizabeth Denne, mathematics
- Chris Dobbins, music
- Stephan Fafatas, accounting (Winter 2018 leave)
- Stuart Gray, politics (Winter 2018 leave)
- Elliot King, art and art historyNick Mauer '20 - 2018-2019
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- Alankrit Shatadal '21
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- Alicia Shires, ITS
- Jessica Wager, Provost's Office
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The Seattle Seahawks (8-5) continued their winning ways Sunday with an impressive 35 to 6 win over the Baltimore Ravens (4-9) in Baltimore Sunday in front of 71,179 fans. The fourth consecutive win by the two-time defending NFC West Champions was not without heart break. A visit by the injury bug saw rookie sensation Thomas Rawls season come to a disappointing end. Rawls suffered a broken left ankle after being tackled in the teams first drive of the game and is out for the season. Strong safety Kam Chancellor missed the last three quarters of the game after bruising his tailbone in the first quarter.
Despite the injuries, the Seahawks showed that they are on a mission and ready to take all comers. If Carolina quarterback Cam Newton is Superman then the Seahawks dynamic duo of Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin are Batman and Robin. In the last four games, Wilson has thrown 16 touchdowns passes for 1,171 yards and zero interceptions. Baldwin has eight TD catches in the past three games. With Sundays five TD passes, Wilson set an NFL record for being the only quarterback in NFL history to have four consecutive games with at least three passing touchdowns, a 70 percent completion rate and no interceptions.
It's been amazing the past few weeks," Seahawks wideoutDoug Baldwin told Seahawks.com after the game. Baldwin was on the receiving end of three of Wilson's five scoring strikes against the Ravens to become the first player in franchise history with two-plus touchdowns in three-straight games. "I've got to give a lot of credit to Russ, he's playing unbelievable. I know he'll come up here and he'll say that nothing's different, but he's playing his tail off. He'll be humble with it, but I can't say enough about what he's doing right now. It's Russ."
Rookie standout Tyler Lockett was on the receiving end of two Wilson TD passes on Sunday giving him five for the season and making him just the second rookie in NFL history ( Gale Sayers, 1965) with five or more TD catches. Lockett also has one kick-return TF and one punt-return TD this season.
Sundays win by the streaking Seahawks was not just about the offense. The Seahawks defense allowed Baltimore just 28 rushing yards Sunday which is a season low for an opponent. The week before the Seahawks held the Minnesota Vikings to just 31rushing yards. In the last four games the Seattle defense has held each opponent to under 60 rushing yards. The stout effort by the defense earned high praise from Head Coach Peter Carroll after the game.
"For the defense to not give up a touchdown again, two weeks back-to-back, that's really special stuff," Carroll said. "Nothing rushing today, just a really good job, and that's what we set out to do."
Seattle returns to the friendly confines of Century Link Field for two home against Cleveland ( Dec. 20th) and St. Louis (Dec. 27th) before finishing the season with a road game at Arizona on Jan 3rd 2016.


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Prisoner found dead in cell in Connecticut prison
WILLIMANTIC >> A prisoner that was found dead in a jail cell this week has been identified by state police.
Matthew Mowry, 30, died in a Willimantic jail, according to state police spokeswoman Kelly Grant.
Grant did not provide cause of death and said the that will be determined by the state medical examiner.
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Six Arab Foreign Ministers are planned to meet in Jordan with the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, to discuss Trump's Jerusalem decision, according to an official in the Arab League.
The meeting will take place on January 6th, when the six FMs will discuss the recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli official.
The Middle East News Agency quoted the General-Secretary's Assistant, Hossam Zaki, saying on Wednesday that several Arab Foreign Ministers will attend the meeting, including Jordan,Egypt, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Morocco.
Those countries who are members of the ministers' delegation, which was decided by Arab League Foreign Ministers during their urgent summit in December 2017.
Earlier, Foreign Ministers demanded the US during their latest meeting to dismiss Trump's Jerusalem decision, saying it will undermine peace efforts in the Middle East.
Trump's recognized on December 6th Jerusalem as Israel's capital, announcing the US will move its embassy from Tel Aviv to the city. However; Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza are holding demonstrations to protest the decision, which resulted in more than 3,000 injuries and at least 14 deaths.
The UN Security Council held meeting last week to vote on a draft resolution that dismiss Trump's decision, the US vetoed the decision while the 14-member states backed it.
Following that, the UN general assembly has delivered a stinging rebuke to US President, voting by an overwhelming majority to reject his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, despite US threatened to cut funding for those countries who back the resolution.