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Barnabas and the Knights
Fr Richard Heilman June 15, 2016
Homily given by Supreme Chaplain Archbishop William Lori during the Knights of Columbus State Deputies Meeting, June 11, 2016, the Feast of St. Barnabas
Today the Church remembers the Apostle Barnabas.
Though not one of the original Twelve Apostles, Barnabas, as we shall later see, came to be called an Apostle. Happily, today's Scripture reading from the Acts of the Apostles paints a portrait of Barnabas whose name means "son of consolation." All of us can be consoled as we reflect on this depiction of Barnabas — and his work of spreading the Gospel in the earliest days of the Church — because his life and example applies to us as leaders in the Order in four ways.
Let's see how this is so.
"A Good Man Filled with the Holy Spirit and Faith"
First, St. Luke, the author of the Acts of the Apostles, tells us that Barnabas was "a good man filled with the Holy Spirit and faith."
As today's reading opens, Barnabas is living in Jerusalem in the days following the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. We see how the Gospel quickly went beyond Jerusalem and spread to Antioch where many people were being won over to the Lord. The Apostles decided to send Barnabas to have a firsthand look at what was happening in Antioch, a Greek and Roman city in modern-day Turkey.
If I could put it this way, Barnabas was sent to Antioch as a layman. He was a disciple, baptized in the Holy Spirit on fire with the love for the Lord and zeal for the Gospel. Clearly, the Apostles knew Barnabas and trusted him. They saw that he was a man of virtue, a man in whom the Gospel had found a home. They could count on him to size up the situation accurately and to fan into flame the faith that had spread to a city that one day would be nicknamed, "the cradle of Christianity." That is precisely what Barnabas did. A man who was himself filled with the grace of the Holy Spirit could recognize the workings of God's grace in the Christian community at Antioch. He could be counted on to encourage these new followers of Christ "to remain faithful to the Lord in firmness of heart…"
As state deputies, you were chosen by your brother Knights because they regard you as "good men, filled with the Holy Spirit and faith." They regard you as disciples of the Lord Jesus, as active members of the Church, as men of virtue who are trustworthy fellow Knights who will also be co-workers with bishops and priests, especially our chaplains. Accordingly, your brother Knights have sent you on a mission to travel around your jurisdictions to foster the growth of the Knights of Columbus, to encourage the recruitment of new members and to help these men and their families to live the Gospel principles of charity, unity and fraternity.
First Class Recruiter
A second aspect of St. Luke's portrait of Barnabas is that he was a good recruiter.
When he arrived at Antioch, he not only encouraged those who had already become Christians to remain strong in the faith — we also read that "large numbers of people were added to the Lord." In other words, Barnabas didn't merely praise the status quo but instead contributed to the dynamism of the Christian community at Antioch. We might say that he made it an evangelized and an evangelizing community. As a result, many new Christians were recruited.
But there is a second way in which Barnabas was a first-class recruiter.
We read that he went to Tarsus to look for Saul, known to us, of course, as Paul. Evidently, Barnabas persuaded Paul that he should come to Antioch to assist in foster the growth of the first Christian community on Hellenic soil. I'm going to guess that Paul might not have been the easiest man to recruit. Be that as it may, Paul comes to Antioch with Barnabas and then things really take off. Thus begins the Church's mission to the Gentiles. In a short time, Paul would become the leader and Barnabas his assistant. Barnabas did not resent Paul's rising prominence but instead rejoiced because he was focused not on himself but on the mission.
Well, it's pretty obvious how this applies to us as leaders of the Knights of Columbus.
Through these days, you are receiving much guidance and encouragement with regard to the recruitment of new members. You are being sent from New Haven to your jurisdictions with a mission similar to that of Barnabas: To grow the Order, to develop more Star Councils and to reach out to younger men and their families, for the good of the Order and for the strengthening of family life, aware that the Gospel spreads whenever there are strong families — families that can rightly be called "domestic churches." So ask St. Barnabas to make you and your co-workers first-class recruiters.
But there is another way in which you, like Barnabas must recruit: It is essential that we attract and raise up excellent leaders in the Order. Just as Barnabas went out of his way to recruit Paul for the mission at Antioch, so too we need to go out of our way to find and raise up those men who will be capable of taking leadership positions in the Order and we should rejoice if we find leaders who overshadow or outshine us.
After all, it's not about us — it's all about the mission. So ask yourselves: Is there a Saul of Tarsus somewhere in my jurisdiction I can recruit not only for membership but also for potential leadership?
A third aspect in St. Luke's portrait of St. Barnabas is teamwork.
Barnabas is called a prophet because he taught God's word authentically, but we should also note that he was indeed part of a team of teachers and prophets entirely dedicated to spreading the Gospel in Asia Minor; St. Luke has even provided us with their names. Not only did Barnabas not resent the rising prominence of St. Paul, he was a valued member of a team dedicated to the spread of the Gospel and I'm going to guess that Barnabas lent to that team cohesion and coherence.
The lesson here is obvious: No one in a fraternal order should be a lone ranger; rather, we are all part of a team. As state deputies, one of your most important jobs is to form an excellent team, and to provide leadership to that team so that it works well together such that it advances the mission of the Order in ways that make sense to our brother Knights and to those whom we seek to recruit. Fostering teamwork, as you know, takes patience and perseverance.
Fostering Vocations
A final aspect of St. Luke's portrait of Barnabas is his ordination.
Together with Saul, he was set apart for the work of the Gospel by prayer and the laying on of hands — the essence of the sacrament of Holy Orders — and then they were sent on their missionary journeys. Because of Barnabas' close association with St. Paul — known as "the Apostle" — Christian tradition also accords the title of Apostle to Barnabas.
This aspect of Luke's portrait reminds us of another aspect of our leadership: namely, the long-standing commitment of the Order to priestly vocations. Barnabas whom we met as a layman ends up an Apostle — just as some join the Order as lay persons — often in our college councils — and through the support of the Knights answer a call to priesthood. Raising up priestly vocations is deeply rooted in the mission of the Knights because we were founded by a holy priest, Father McGivney, and the cooperation of the laity and the ordained is a hallmark of the Order as well as a great source of strength for the Church's mission to spread the Gospel.
So, as this important organizational meeting proceeds, St. Barnabas gives us much to think about and much to pray about. For now let us ask him to pray for us, for our families, and for our jurisdictions that we might serve them in the same spirit as he served the Church of Antioch such that large numbers will be added to our beloved Order.
Vivat Jesus!
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Every iPhone 12 compared: How to choose the best iOS 15 device
We dive into the little details for you.
By Michael Simon
Executive Editor, Macworld	 Jun 19, 2021 6:00 am PDT
willis_lai@idg.comWith more models, new screen sizes, and a whole lot of new camera tricks, upgrading or switching to the iPhone 12 is a no-brainer. Deciding which phone to buy, well, that's another story. Luckily, we're here to break it all down for you.
With more models, new screen sizes, and a whole lot of new camera tricks, upgrading or switching to the iPhone 12 is a no-brainer, especially if you're coming from an iPhone XS or earlier. Deciding which of the four models to buy, well, that's another story. But fear not, we're here to break it all down for you.
iPhone 12: iOS 15
Apple announced the details of iOS 15 at WWDC, and there are a lot of big changes, including a massive FaceTime upgrade, new sharing capabilities in Messages, Safari design changes, Focus modes that automatically filter notifications based on what you're doing, and of course, new Memoji customizations. All four iPhone 12 models will be ready to upgrade to iOS 15 when it lands in September—or earlier if you want to participate in the beta program—and with rumors suggesting the iPhone 13 might be a tame upgrade, so a new iPhone 12 is a great way to make sure you're ready.
Our pick: Any of the iPhone 12 models will get iOS 15 when it arrives, so it's a matter of choice. But we thing the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 and 12 Pro represents the sweet spot of usability.
iPhone 12: Design and colors
While Apple didn't completely reinvent the iPhone as it did with the iPhone X, the iPhone 12 definitely has its own style. It features flat edges and a uniform construction not unlike the iPhone 4 and iPhone 5. The antenna lines are more of a design element this year as well, and the camera array on the back has been slimmed down a bit for a more seamless flow.
Like last year, the Pro models feature stainless still versus the iPhone 12's aluminum, as well as a frosted glass finish instead of glossy. And despite having the same 6.1-inch display as the iPhone 11, Apple has trimmed a bit of the iPhone 12's body. And even though the Pros have larger screens, they're not much bigger than their predecessors either, though you'll notice that the entire lineup is quite a bit thinner than the previous generation:
iPhone 11: 75.7 x 150.9 x 8.3mm
iPhone 11 Pro: 71.4 x 144 x 8.1mm
iPhone 11 Pro Max: 77.8 x 158 x 8.1mm
iPhone 12 mini: 64.2 x 131.5 x 7.4mm
iPhone 12 Pro: 71.5 x 146.7 x 7.4mm
iPhone 12 Pro Max: 78.1 x 160.8 x 7.4mm
Overall, you're getting a very similar footprint as the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, with the same screen general design. Not that we're complaining—the iPhone 11 is one of the nicest phones we've ever seen—but we're really hoping for less notch on the iPhone 13.
As far as colors go, Apple has a few new options for the new phones, with the iPhone 12 offering a more colorful, playful array—including a new purple color—and the Pros getting the classic hues and a new classy blue.
iPhone 12/12mini: Black, White, Red, Green, Blue, Purple
iPhone 12 Pro/12 Pro Max: Graphite, Silver, Gold, Pacific Blue
Jason Cross/IDG
Our pick: This is purely a matter of size preference. We think most people will prefer the 6.1-inch models, if you want bigger or smaller you'll be happy with the mini and the Max. We do like the stainless steel on the Pro and we really like that Pacific Blue color but that new purple color on the iPhone 12 caught our eye.
iPhone 12: Display
The iPhone 12 and 12 mini's biggest enhancement is with the display. Instead of the 720p LCD that required thicker bezels and looked positively outdated compared to the iPhone 11 Pro, all models now feature Apple's Super Retina XDR Full HD+ OLED displays. That means you're getting incredible contrast and the deepest possible blacks and brightness up to 1200 nits, about 50 percent brighter than the iPhone 11.
The only real difference between them is the size. The iPhone 12 comes in 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch varieties, while the iPhone 12 Pro is available in 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch options. We would have loved to see the 120Hz ProMotion displays this year, but alas, we'll be waiting till at least 2021.
Our pick: Again, it comes down to preference. And again, we think 6.1 inches is basically the sweet spot.
MSRP:	64GB $699 | 128GB $749 | 256GB $749
Best Prices Today: $729.00 at Apple	| $729.99 at Best Buy	| $829.00 at Amazon
iPhone 12: Performance
As expected, the new iPhones all have Apple's newest A14 Bionic chip, which delivers an impressive speed boost over the iPhone 11's A13. No matter which iPhone 12 you buy, you're getting a 5nm CPU crammed with 11.8 billion transistors, a 16-core neural engine that can handle 22 trillion operations per second, and a machine learning accelerator that's 70 faster than the previous generation.
Apple doesn't like to divulge such information, but based on the teardowns, the Pros have 6GB of RAM and the non-Pros have 4GB. But no matter—all four phones will have speed to spare.
Our pick: Flip a coin. All four phones are tremendous performers and you won't notice a difference between the mini and the Max.
iPhone 12: Front camera
While the rear camera is more advanced on the iPhone 12 Pro, the front camera is the same on all four phones. You get a 12MP TrueDepth camera with an f/2.2 aperture, Face ID, and Smart HDR 3. Portrait Mode and Portrait Lighting are still there along with Night Mode and Deep Fusion, which were previously only available on the main rear lens. You'll be able to take portraits using night mode for the first time, and video buffs also get support for HDR video recording with Dolby Vision up to 30 fps.
Our pick: Really, it doesn't matter.
MSRP:	$1099
Best Prices Today: $1099 at Apple
iPhone 12: Rear cameras
Just like the iPhone 11, Apple is using the rear camera as a major point of distinction between the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro. While both phones share two of the same lenses, the Pros once again add a third telephoto camera and some cool new features:
Camera 1: Ultra Wide, f/2.4
Camera 2: Wide, f/1.6
Camera 3 (iPhone 12 Pro): Telephoto, f/2.0
Camera 3 (iPhone 12 Pro Max): Telephoto, f/2.2
In addition to the extra zoom lens, you're also getting a LiDAR Scanner on the Pro models, which will bring AR enhancements and better portrait mode images.
But even between the Pro models, the cameras are not created equally. The Pro Max's wide camera has a 47 percent larger sensor with 1.7μm pixels for an 87 percent improvement over the iPhone 11 Pro in low-light conditions. By comparison, Apple says the smaller 12 Pro only brings a 27 percent improvement.
You also get a better telephoto lens on the Max. While the iPhone 12 Pro has a similar 4X optical zoom lens (10x digital zoom) as the 11 Pro, the 12 Pro Max ups the zooming capabilities to 5X for tighter crops from further away. It's a curious split between the two pro models, as the previous Pros were functionally identical. Basically, Apple is positioning the larger Pro as the superior photography phone, which could rankle buyers who don't want such a big handset.
Our pick: In our testing, all four phones delivered incredible images, but the Pro Max is ever so slightly better than the rest. Still, we think the iPhone 12 Pro is the best bet with a telephoto lens that the iPhone 12 doesn't have.
iPhone 12: Battery and charging
If you were hoping for a battery breakthrough will the new iPhones, you're out of luck. Apple is rating the new phones as roughly the same as last year's models, with up to 17 hours of video playback on the 12 and 12 Pro, and 20 hours on the Pro Max. The 12 mini brings up the rear with just 15 hours of playback due to its presumably smaller battery. We won't know what the battery capacities are until the first teardown, but they don't seem to be much bigger than last year.
Charging, however, is very different (though the same across all four phones). While the new phones still use Lightning for wired charging and the Qi standard for wireless charging, you're not getting a charger of any kind in the box, even the lame 5W one. You are, however, getting a new Lightning to USB-C cable with your iPhone 12 to enable fast charging as long as you have an 18W or higher USB-C charger.
There's also a new charging mechanism that revives the old MagSafe name. For $39, you can buy an oversized Apple Watch puck charger that will magnetically attach to the back of your iPhone and charge at 15 watts. It's part of a new ecosystem of accessories that includes cases and wallets and likely many more attachable devices.
Our pick: In our testing, the mini's battery life was somewhat disappointing and the Max's was fantastic. The 12 and 12 Pro were excellent as well, easily lasting a full day and then some.
iPhone 12: Storage
While the iPhone 12 and 12 mini start at the same 64GB of storage as last year, the iPhone 12 Pro ups the ante with 128GB. Otherwise, the options are the same as the 11: 128GB/256GB for the iPhone 12 and 256GB/512GB for the iPhone 12 Pro.
Our pick: Whichever phone you buy, get the space you think you'll need.
MSRP:	From $999
Best Prices Today: $782.99 at Amazon	| $999.99 at Best Buy
iPhone 12: 5G
The big upgrade for the iPhone 12 is 5G, bringing Apple's phones in line with the rest of the premium Android handsets that have offered 5G for more than a year. The new phones support both sub-6Ghz 5G and the speedier millimeter-wave 5G on all models, so you don't need to choose which flavor you want.
That said, 5G is still very much in its infancy right now. If you have an older phone plan, you'll need to switch to a newer, likely more expensive one, and you're extremely unlikely to get anywhere near the promised multi-gig speeds that Verizon claimed to deliver during the event.
iOS 15 will bring some enhancements to 5G across all models of the iPhone 12. Enhanced connectivity will let more app and system experiences tap into higher speeds and the iPhone 12 will automatically prioritize 5G when Wi-Fi connectivity is slow.
Our pick: We don't recommend switching plans just to get 5G, but if your plan supports it, any of these phones will deliver great speeds. And the enhancements in iOS 15 will tap into 5G's full potential.
iPhone 12: Price and conclusion
Apple touted that the iPhone 12 starts at the same $699 as the iPhone 11, but that's only part of the story. For one, that's for the 5.4-inch model, so a comparable iPhone 12 costs $100 more than the iPhone 11. For another, that's not actually the price.
When you buy a new iPhone 12 mini or 12, you'll see that the retail price is actually $729 and $829, respectively. However, Verizon and AT&T customers will get a special carrier discount of $30 to bring the price down. T-Mobile and SIM-free buyers will still pay the higher prices. Storage upgrades are still $50 for 128GB and $100 for 256GB.
Those prices don't apply to the Pro models, however. The iPhone 12 costs $999 and the iPhone 12 Max costs $1,099 just like last year. When you factor in the higher storage capacity, you're actually getting a better value. And Apple applies that to the tiers as well, so they all cost $50 less than last year: $1,099/$1,199 for 256GB and $1,299/$1,399 for 512GB.
Our pick: The difference between the 128GB iPhone 12 and 128GB iPhone 12 Pro is just $120 this year versus $250 with the iPhone 11. For the extra camera features and design touches, we think that's well worth the extra money. The Max is a great choice as well but likely a bit too big for most people, while the mini sacrifices a bit too much in the battery department to reach such a small size. So if you're looking for the most phone for your money, the $999 iPhone 12 Pro is your best bet, with just the right mix of size, features, and price. And that blue color ain't so bad either.
Michael Simon has been covering Apple since the iPod was the iWalk. His obsession with technology goes back to his first PC—the IBM Thinkpad with the lift-up keyboard for swapping out the drive. He's still waiting for that to come back in style tbh.

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Rehearsal last night was fun, always is in Semitt. WE set up the Hard disk based multitrack system, released in 1999, its based on the older reel to reel multi-tracks.
We have been using a macbook with logic's mainstage but its let us down a number of times now, so we thought it was time to figure something more reliable.
The D108 is great as it has ADAT in and out and we hooked that up to the Saffire pro 40 firewire sound card.
The cool thing about the Saffire is it works without a laptop so we set up a headphone mix for danny using the laptop, then saved it to hard ware and unplugged the laptop, and now we have a standalone system.
Fricking love hardware solutions, it may be old, but it just works…..
We have a surprise for ya'll at our gig next week too…… Im not telling, but it's gonna be ace.


2016 has taken me into my twentieth year in education and it has been a busy, eventful and unforgettable year.
Whilst enjoying the new Lincoln UTC premises on Lindum Road, we have opened our doors to educate our students, inspiring them in STEM subjects, and to welcome numerous business and community professionals to widen the experiences of our students.
This year we have enjoyed learning with experts from local faith groups, engineering and science businesses, the armed forces, university experts and charity groups.
I have particularly enjoyed welcoming rotary club members and old students to tour the Greestone building, giving us the opportunity to learn about the building's rich history and to hear schoolgirl tales of education and adventure.
Our students continue to impress and inspire me with their talents which lie across many different fields. Outside of the classroom, we have a GB team sailor, a national standard hockey player, a national age group champion in trampolining and the youngest ever scuba diver instructor, who will secure her qualification as she turns 18.
We appreciate the talents of a young man who is a grade 8 singer and a member of the National Youth Choir. These students, and many more, impress me not just because of their achievements, but also because they dedicate their time at the end of a long working day to train and practice. Their commitment is enviable and a quality that will take them far in their future careers.
In the classroom, we enjoyed our first set of achievements in GCSE, BTEC and A Level qualifications in August. Our A Level and BTEC results were mind blowing – our staff and students had worked so very hard to prepare for their final examinations and not only did this hard work pay off, but it launched our students into exciting careers in education and apprenticeships.
Our GCSE results proved that we are a specialist college for STEM subjects, with excellent results in these specialist areas. I could not be more proud of our achievements and appreciate the significant commitment and hard work from every member of the UTC community.
I have been very fortunate to hold the post of founding Principal of Lincoln UTC for the last three and a half years: it has been both an honour and a privilege. As I begin 2017 embarking on a new career pathway, this will be my final article for The Lincolnite.
Having contributed since August 2013, I would like to thank Daniel and the team for their coverage of many of our UTC events and for providing with me with the opportunity to write my monthly column.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity – so much so, that alongside my MBA and Executive Coaching studies, I will also be completing a Copywriting course!
I wish you all every happiness, good health and success for 2017 and look forward to reading about the developments and events across Lincolnshire through The Lincolnite.
For me, 2017 is a year of learning and personal growth development: what is your focus for the year ahead?


Shop 15 comprises a prime centrally positioned CBD retail premises which accommodates an approximate gross leasable area of 109m2.
The premises enjoys a high profile corner position with wide double shop frontage to the busy Harbour Drive and the internal 'City Boulevard Arcade', which links Harbour Drive to Vernon Street.
Boulevard Arcade is a well-known popular landmark building.
Ample kerbside parking available and supplemented by Coffs Central and the Woolworths multi-level car parking stations.
The gross annual asking rental of $62,400 plus GST equates to $572/m2 or $1,200 per week.


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Q: Python: User enters number, then a letter, then outputs the letter the amount of times as the number says Python: User enters number, then a letter, then outputs the letter the amount of times as the number says:
for example
"Enter Integer": 4
"Enter Letter": a

OUTPUT
a
a
a
a

This is what I currently have, but I get name error, ' ' is not defined, ' ' being the letter
integer = int(input("Enter a positive integer: "))

character = str(input("Enter a character, e.g. 'a': "))

for i in range(integer):
    print str(character)

If I typed 4, 4 it would give me
4
4
4
4

That works, but letters will not output, I'm new to python so you'll have to excuse me
Any ideas?
Link of Error: https://imgur.com/7pKMp3y

A: Use raw_input for python 2.7.
integer = raw_input("Enter a positive integer: ")

character = raw_input("Enter a character, e.g. 'a': ")

for i in range(int(integer)):
    print character

See this Stack Overflow question for explanation on input vs raw_input in python 2.7.

In Python 2, raw_input() returns a string, and input() tries to run the input as a Python expression.
Since getting a string was almost always what you wanted, Python 3
  does that with input(). As Sven says, if you ever want the old
  behaviour, eval(input()) works.

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Hybrid Lexus Performance News
Wald International Lexus CT 200h Black Bison kit previewed
It might be a hybrid but it hasn't stopped aftermarket specialists from modifying the CT200h. The Wald International Lexus CT200h Black Bison kit looks pretty mean for an eco special. It is being prepared for the China Auto Salon in October.
Showcasing mostly styling upgrades, as far as we know, the Wald CT200h is given a full white and black theme. There's a new front bumper bar with vertical LEDs and a very low spoiler, a matching set of side skirts with black highlighting, while at the back features a very aggressive bumper bar at roof spoiler.
From the back, especially with that super-chunky rear diffuser and quad exhaust outlets, the Wald kit looks like it is packing a lot of horsepower. The company is yet to release all of the official details though, including possible engine modifications.
In its standard form the CT200h is hardly the quickest hatch around, using a 1.8-litre petrol four-cylinder engine linked up to a hybrid electric system with full electric drive mode capabilities. Overall output is rated at 100kW and 142Nm.
Hybrids aren't really our thing but they could be the way of the future. Let's hope tuning companies keep working their magic on cars, including hybrid ones. You have to admit, this CT200h does look pretty hot.
Brett is the editor and founder of PerformanceDrive. He's obsessed with driving, having played with Matchbox cars until he was tall enough to drive a real one. After initially working as a mechanic, Brett earned a degree in journalism and entered media as an editorial assistant at Top Gear Australia magazine. He then worked at CarAdvice. His dream is to live next door to the Nurburgring in Germany.
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A: math font command in LaTeX, by design, do not combine properties the way text fonts do, each selects a specific alphabet , So your \mathrm completely hides the \mathbf just use \mathbf{x} to get a bold roman x.


On 22 December 2010 team arrived to the area on 06:30 and started operation on 07:00 working for 45 minutes and then 15 minutes break, the second round started on 08:00 for the same working and breaking period. The third round started on 09:00, [the Victim] worked in his clearance lane using metal detector and then stopped on 09:25 wanted to mark his clearance lane. He picked up marking material/equipment attempted to mark his clearance lane. On the way back he slipped out from his cleared lane to un-clear area, his right foot came on a mine and the accident happened.


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ABOUT GL
Everything you need to know about GL
The latest GL news
Springfield family trees
20+ years of GL recaps
GL and the Daytime Emmys
Actor History
Roger Newman (April 20, 1970 to October 30, 1972; February 26, 1973 to April 25, 1975; September 1, 1998 to February 22, 1999)
Stephen Bolster (temporary replacement for a brief time while Newman was in the Broadway play, "Butley", October 31, 1972 to February 23, 1973)
Former attorney
Resides At
Possibly, San Diego, CA
Single/Divorced (Janet Mason)
Past Marriages
Janet Mason (Divorced) (m. Mar 72; div. 75?)
Stanley Norris (Father; Deceased)
Barbara Norris (Mother)
Andy Norris (brother)
Holly Norris Reade (sister)
Christina Blake Thorpe Marler (niece)
Meg Reade (niece)
Jason Marler (great-nephew)
Kevin Marler (great-nephew)
Clarissa Marler (great-niece)
Emily Norris (with Janet)
Flings & Affairs
Janet Mason (lovers)
Crimes Committed
Assaulted Roger Thorpe [Spring 1971]
Faked his blindness [Winter 1975 to April 18, 1975]
Shot Ed Bauer [April 18, 1975]
Ran Harley Cooper's car off the rode, to frighten her into not investigating Don Minyard [August 1998]
Assaulted Mick Santos [Sept. 7, 1998]
Threatened to kill Ben Warren [Sept. 9, 1998]
falsely accused of being the Nursery Rhyme Stalker [October 1998 to January 1999]
Covered up his sister, Holly's crimes [October 1998 to February 1999]
Threatened Harley Cooper with a knife to avoid arrest [October 9, 1998]
Accomplice in Holly's kidnapping of the children of Springfield [February 10 - February 19, 1999]
Brief Character History
Ken Norris was the eldest child of the Norris family and became the "man of the house" after his father left when he was still young. In 1970, Ken and his mother became concerned when his sister, Holly, refused to go to college and instead got a glamorous job working for their wealthy father, Stanley. Meanwhile, with all of his time spent building a legal career, Ken, himself, had no experience with romantic relationships, yet when he hired the beautiful Janet Mason as his secretary in 1971, he fell instantly in love for the first time in his life. Although Janet made it clear that she couldn't reciprocate his affections because she was still in love with her ex, Ed Bauer, Ken assured her he would wait forever for her love. Meanwhile, Ken disapproved of Holly's relationship with Roger Thorpe because he had the strong suspicion that Roger was only dating Holly to please Stanley. Ken and Barbara tried to pair Holly with honest widower Peter Wexler, but Holly had her heart set on Roger. Meanwhile, the family was shocked when Stanley suddenly married young Leslie Jackson. When Stanley was murdered, Ken was a suspect until Linell Conway confessed to the murder in 1972. Meanwhile, Janet had ended her affair with Ed and Ken took advantage and ended up seducing her.
Unfortunately, Ken became increasingly insecure because Janet wasn't returning his affections. Then, one rainy night, Roger Thorpe came by Janet's apartment and tried to force himself on her. Janet held off Roger's advances, but Roger got Janet's lipstick on his shirt collar. As Roger was leaving Janet's apartment, Ken's sister, Holly, was coming to see Janet and misconstrued the whole episode. In love with Roger and believing that he and Janet just had sex, Holly bolted from the apartment building and ran into Ken. Holly told her brother that she'd seen Roger and Janet kissing. Ken was livid and beat up Roger right there on the spot! Afterwards, Janet discovered that she was pregnant and Ken married her for the sake of the baby. In 1973, Barbara married Adam Thorpe and, although Ken and Holly were against it at first because he was Roger's father, they changed their minds. Meanwhile, the marriage of Janet and Ken was growing more troubled each day, as Ken's jealous ranting became insufferable; if she had not become pregnant with his child, Janet would have left him. Not long after, Ken and Janet had a little girl, Emily. However, by now Ken was so possessive of Janet that he resented the time she spent with Emily. When Janet consulted Ed about Emily's urinary tract infection, Ken and Holly accused the couple of plotting to run off together. However, they were wrong and Barbara warned both her children to curb their jealous behavior. Finally, Janet had enough and attempted to leave Ken, but he convinced her to stay when he agreed to consult a psychiatrist named Dr. Bertrand Mandel in 1974.
Unfortunately, Ken didn't listen to Mandel's advices and stopped coming to therapy. For hours on end, Ken would talk into a tape recorder and pour out his morbid fantasies about Janet and Ed. When Janet learned that he'd stopped attending therapy, they had an argument while driving and got into an accident. Ken was temporarily blinded and when Janet refused to come back to him, he convalesced at Barbara and Adam's. Soon, Ken's eyesight returned but he kept it a secret. Consumed with rage over his crumbling marriage, Ken spotted Janet in an embrace with Ed and erroneously believed the two were having an affair. Consumed with anger and jealousy, Ken fantasized about murdering Ed and decided to make his fantasy a reality, so buying a gun, Ken set out to murder his imagined rival. In April 1975, Ken followed Ed and Janet and confronted them both. He pulled out his gun and shot Ed in the chest. Ed was rushed to Cedars, saved, but his left hand was partially paralyzed. Janet, guilt stricken, then left town for San Francisco while Ken was carted away to a sanitarium in a state of catatonia.
After spending decades in a mental hospital, Ken was finally released and returned to Springfield in 1998. Unfortunately, he arrived at a time when his sister's life was falling apart. Ken's arrival coincided with the departure of Holly's husband Fletcher Reade, who took off with their daughter, Meg. Though shocked by Ken's abrupt return to town, when Holly's son-in-law, attorney Ross Marler, confirmed that Ken had been released from the hospital and hadn't escaped, Holly shared a warm moment with Ken and decided to let him stay with her. However, it became clear to Ken that Holly was in utter despair over the breakup of her marriage. Not wanting to see his sister destroy herself, he attempted to help Holly overcome her drinking problem, getting through to her by reminding her to do it for her daughters if not for herself. He also became aware of the marital problems of Holly's daughter, Blake, and vowed to make things right for her. Learning that a mobster named Mick Santos was blackmailing Blake with a tape of her confession stating that her indiscretion with Ben Warren was consensual, Ken beat Mick to a pulp and got the tape back. When Ken brought the tape to Blake, she at first denied everything, then broke down and thanked her uncle for saving her marriage and her life but told him that Ross can never know about the tape. When Ross entered, Ken helped his niece again by taking and hiding the tape. Later, Ben burst in and accused Blake of stealing the tape. When Ken walked in and saw Blake in Ben's arms, he warned him to leave Blake alone. Alone, Ken comforted Blake and swore he'd kill Ben if he ever hurt her again. Later, guilt-ridden Blake, not wanting to hurt Ross, but insistent that he know the truth, retrieved the tape from Ken and gave it to Ross.
Meanwhile, Holly continued to share her problems with her brother, who regretted not being around to protect her the way he did when they were younger. Still thinking that Ken must have been the one who helped Blake get the tape, Ben went to confront him and found herbicide in Holly's basement. The herbicide lead Ben to conclude that Ken was the one who'd been stalking various people in Springfield, the one the police dubbed "The Nursery Rhyme Stalker". Just then, Holly walked in, stunned to find Ben accusing her brother of being the nursery rhyme stalker, and threw Ben out. Holly and Ken became closer as they tried to protect each other. Not long after, an attempt was made on Ben's life. Luckily, Blake saved a poisoned Ben from drowning in his bathtub and took him to the hospital where he told Detectives Teri DeMarco and Frank Cooper that he believed that Ken was the stalker. Despite Holly's frantic protests, Teri and Frank planned to search for a missing Ken to see if he is indeed the Nursery Rhyme Stalker. After being warned by Frank and Teri that her life may be in danger, since she was one of the stalker's initial victims, Harley Cooper saw Ken's picture, and realized that he was the man that almost ran her off the road. Later, Harley was treated to a visit by an agitated Ken, who tried to hire the private detective to clear his name. Just as Harley had begun to believe in his innocence, her husband, Phillip, and the cops burst in.
Terrified, Ken grabbed a knife and held it to Harley's neck. Since Harley couldn't regain Ken's trust, Frank threatened to shoot Ken if he didn't release Harley. While Phillip pleaded with a desperate Ken to release Harley, Harley joined in and succeeded in talking him down. Just as Ken was about to release Harley, Phillip saw Teri taking aim at Ken and lunged at her. The gun went off, but, luckily, no one was hurt. With police wanting to question Ken, Holly begged Ben to defend her brother. Though Harley protested when Teri and a doctor planned to administer Ken a drug that would act as a truth serum, arguing that the drug also made patients highly suggestible, Ross backed Ken up when he stated that he wanted to take the drug so that he would be cleared. While under its influence, Ken incriminated himself by saying he couldn't stop the stalking attacks, causing Holly to become hysterical when Ken wondered if maybe he was responsible. Ken was looking more and more guilty and Blake and Holly worked together to reassure Ken that he will not be sent back to the asylum. Later, Frank nailed Holly for staging the stalking incident at her house to get Ken out of jail. Finally, Ken revealed to Holly his secret�he saw her videotapes and knew that she was the stalker.
Understanding, Ken promised to keep her secret since he believed that her confession was a cry for help. Not long after, in 1999, Holly showed up at the diner and told Ken that she needed his help�she kidnapped various children, including her grandchildren! While, Ken made it clear to Holly that he didn't approve of what she had done Holly shot back by criticizing the mothers' treatment of their children. Later, when Blake learned that the children were gone, she realized what happened and went on television to plead with Holly to return home. When Ken saw the news, he insisted that Holly watch the heart-felt entreaty from her daughter. Clearly affected, Holly informed to kids that they were going home, but Ken quickly discovered that Holly had no intention of returning the children at all. In the end, their whereabouts were discovered, and Holly was sent to a mental hospital for a brief time. While she was there, Ken tried to pick up the pieces of his life in Springfield. However, after an angry Buzz Cooper refused to let him work at the Diner, a disgraced Ken left Springfield again. Last word on Ken was that he was living in San Diego near his daughter, Emily Norris. .
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The marching game provides a useful way for your students to warm up through movement while helping them maintain focus and prepare for the lesson ahead. In this simple activity, ask your students to march in place while reciting the alphabet. Ask students to count by multiples of 2, 5 or 10 if the following lesson teaches math skills.
This activity helps children get rid of excess energy, which works well when students have trouble settling down. Ask your students to walk calmly around the room. Call out a specific command telling students to perform a certain action. For example, shout out, "jumping bean." Your students should jump up and down. Use the "frozen bean" command to instruct your students to stand as still as possible, or "runner bean," which asks them to run in place. Use your own ideas to add interesting and creative variations to this game.
Play sheep tag for a simple and engaging way to stimulate your students. Ask most of the children to pretend to be sheep. Choose a few students to act as farmers, and other students to serve as the chasers. The chasers try to tag the sheep. The tagged students must lie on their backs with their legs in the air, making a "baa" sound. They can only return to a standing position once a farmer rolls them over. Play the game more than once so students get the chance to play different roles.
This warm up activity helps students develop basic coordination skills. It also grabs their attention and focus. Stand in front of the room. Ask your students to copy your actions, but only if the action is preceded by the words "Simon says." If you haven't said "Simon says," and students perform the action, they must sit in their chairs for two turns before they can participate again.


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When you're craving a taboo romance, nothing hits that spot better than forbidden stepbrother romance books. So without further ado, here is a curated list of the best stepbrother romance books that are sure to add a dash of spice to your night.
Pretty Reckless by L.J. Shen
All it takes is one decision to irrevocably change the future.
Four years ago, Daria Followhill took fate into her own hands when she single handedly destroyed a fellow dancer's chance at achieving her dreams and, in doing so, destroyed a relationship with the guy who wanted all her firsts. Now, he's back. Except, this time, he's her foster brother.
Penn Scully adored Daria until he didn't. When she shattered the only good thing in his life, everything changed. He still wants her, but not in the same way. This time, the roles are switched and he'll become the guy who destroys her.
Read Pretty Reckless if you're looking for high school, enemies-to-lovers romance books with misunderstood characters who toe the line between love and hate. And if you're looking for the best stepbrother romance books, you have found it.
Feuds and Reckless Fury by K. Webster
Canyon Voss thirsts for revenge. Ever since his father proposed to his best friend and shattered their family beyond repair, Canyon has wanted nothing more than to make him pay for upending their lives. And what better way to get back at him than through his future stepdad's son: Alister Sommers.
The bleach blonde perfectionist is the bane of Canyon's existence. With his perfect grades, track star status, and prodigal musical talent, Alister has it all. But when Canyon sets out to destroy him, he never expects his hatred to morph into an unshakable attraction.
Addictive, emotional, and highly entertaining, Feuds and Reckless Fury is an unputdownable enemies-to-lovers stepbrother romance filled with angst, sexual tension, and witty banter. As one of the best MM stepbrother romance books on the market, I recommend adding K. Webster's captivating romance to your bookshelf.
Stolen Crush by C.M. Stunich
Dakota Banks' life was irrevocably altered the day three DNA tests confirmed her identity as Mia Patterson, the long lost daughter to world renowned true crime novelist Tess Vanguard.
Desperate to have her daughter under her roof, Tess forces Dakota to say goodbye to her life with the Banks and hello to her new shiny life as a Vanguard. Too bad no one besides Tess wants her there. Especially Parrish Vanguard, the asshole stepbrother who has a PhD in making Dakota's life a living Hell. Add in two complicated relationships and a serial killer as a father and you have yourself a tricky welcome home party.
Angsty, exciting and mysterious, Stolen Crush is a gripping high-school bully reverse harem that will keep you hooked till the very end. If you're obsessed with taboo love stories, this is one of the best stepbrother romance books to add to your bookshelf.
Underneath the Sycamore Tree by B. Celeste
When Emery is diagnosed with the same autoimmune disease that stole her sister Logan's life, she chooses to move in with her estranged father and his family to save her mom from watching her go down that same road as Logan. There she meets her new stepbrother Kaiden. After a rocky start, the two form an unbreakable bond one afternoon while sitting underneath a sycamore tree.
Emotional, heart-wrenching, and beautiful, Underneath the Sycamore Tree is a heartbreaking romance that will tug at every one of your heartstrings. Make sure you have some tissues on hand because this stepbrother romance will have you sobbing by the end.
Wrath by Ella James
No one gets under Josh Miller's skin quite like his new stepbrother Ezra Masters. Aloof, sexy, and cruel, Josh never expects to fall for the insufferable football star who challenges him at every turn. But with each passing night, Josh breaks down Ezra's walls brick-by-brick. And when those walls are nothing but rubble and dust, Ezra will need Josh more than ever because his scars run deeper than anyone could have ever known.
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Stepbrother Dearest by Penelope Ward
High school senior Greta Hansen has no idea what to expect from her new year long roommate, Elec O'Rourke, a stepbrother she's never met until now. Broody and arrogant, Elec sends mixed signals from the moment he moves into the moment he abruptly leaves. Fast forward seven years and they meet once again. This time, they're not letting go…
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In the highly-anticipated conclusion to Kent's Royal Elite series, Silver Queens and Cole Nash take centerstage. The childhood friends turned enemies turned step-siblings have been at each other's throats for years now, masking their desire with thinly-veiled hostility and careful indifference. But everyone has a weakness. For Cole, that happens to be the beautiful, fake queen bee that rules the school. And for Silver, it is the darkly possessive alpha that shadows her every move, who knows her better than she does. When the two finally succumb to their feelings, nothing will ever be the same.
Sexy, mysterious, and beautiful, Ruthless Empire is a spellbinding taboo romance filled with dark twists, sizzling passion, and forbidden love. If you're obsessed with taboo romances, this is one of the best stepbrother romance books on the market, and I recommend adding it to your shelf.
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In the wake of Harlow (Low) Westbrook's father's death, Low is determined to drown out her feelings with alcohol and sex. Finding her boyfriend trading spit with another girl is the cherry on top of the worst day of her life and the cause of the next series of events which ends with Low getting down and dirty with the junior chapter of the Sainthood, a powerful gang.
Saint, Galen, Caz and Theo are rumored to never go back for seconds. When they step through the doors of Low's new school, that rumor quickly becomes a thing of the past as they lay "claim" on Low. From there, Low's life takes a sharp u-turn into uncharted territories as she grapples with four complicated guys, buried secrets that were never supposed to be unearthed and a new "dad" who is the epitome of the devil. Jump on in for a truly wicked ride!
Read Resurrection if you love dark reverse-harem bully romances where the heroine has no problem giving it right back. The smut scale is off the charts and when I say off the charts, I mean off the charts. Strap yourself in because you're for the ride of your life with this enemies-to-lovers stepbrother romance.
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Eva's life has never been easy. At thirteen, a traumatic experience sends Eva running. Forced to endure the horrors of the streets, Eva's only solace comes from the beautiful music played by the boy who lives in the castle-like house. One night, a twist of fate sends Eva into the arms of that same household.
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From the start, stepsiblings Fallon and Madoc barely tolerated each other. Then they turned sixteen, and things began to take a turn for the best until Fallon seemingly disappeared and Madoc's parents refused to tell him her whereabouts. Two years pass before Fallon returns, and their obsession with each other has only grown, turning into an all-out war.
Sexy, emotional, and angsty, Rival is an unputdownable taboo romance perfect for fans of the Fall Away series. And if you're obsessed with stepbrother romance books, you need to add Rival to your TBR list.
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Easton and Cannon's lives became irrevocably intertwined the day their parents said, "I do." Easton never meant to fall for Cannon, and he certainly never imagined that his straight, engaged stepbrother would return those unrequited feelings. But when tragedy hits, what seemed impossible becomes the only thing keeping them from fracturing into a million tiny pieces.
As one of the best enemies-to-lovers, mm stepbrother romance on the market, I recommend adding Head Above Water to your bookshelf.
Hate by Tate James
Framed for the violent crimes committed on what became known as Riot Night, Madison Kate's entire life was irrevocably changed: Ivy Leagues rescinded their offers, future job offers vanished and for eight months, Madison Kate lived in exile at a Cambodian monastery with a distant aunt. To say vengeance was on her mind would be an understatement.
When she returns home to find the three guys responsible for her downfall… well, venom will be spewed, justice will be exacted and the past will rear its ugly head when the curtains open to reveal secrets that may just push Madison Kate to question everything.
Read Hate if you're on the prowl for an enemies to lovers reverse harem romance that has a touch of mystery and a helluva lot of sexual tension mixed with pure, unadulterated hatred – a recipe for disaster love.
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In the aftermath of her mother's passing, nineteen-year-old Blaire Wynn moves in with her father and his new wife in their beach house along the East Coast. What Blaire never anticipated was Rush Finley, her 24-year-old stepbrother who has an uncanny talent at getting under her skin. With the house to themselves for the entire summer, there are so many things that can go wrong… or right.
Interested in a forbidden, enemies-to-lovers romance between step siblings? Fallen Too Far features all of that plus a pantydropping rockstar that will take your breath away.
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After a job goes wrong, Four Archer is forced out of her comfort zone when she and her mom are shipped off to Blackwood Keep, her mother's new lover's mansion. There she meets her future step-brother Ever McNamara. To say that they got off on the wrong foot would be an understatement.
Ever sees Four and her mother as gold diggers and makes Four's life a living hell. When an opportunity arises to get rid of Four, Ever takes it. What he never expected was for Four to come back with vengeance on her mind.
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The 2017 My Bariatric Solutions 300 was the sixth stock car race of the 2017 NASCAR Xfinity Series season and the 21st iteration of the event. The race was held on Saturday, April 8, 2017, in Fort Worth, Texas, at Texas Motor Speedway, a 1.5 miles (2.4 km) permanent tri-oval shaped racetrack. The race took the scheduled 200 laps to complete. At race's end, Erik Jones, driving for Joe Gibbs Racing, would dominate the race to win his seventh career NASCAR Xfinity Series win and his first of the season. To fill out the podium, Ryan Blaney of Team Penske and Kevin Harvick of Stewart-Haas Racing would finish second and third, respectively.

Background

Texas Motor Speedway is a speedway located in the northernmost portion of the U.S. city of Fort Worth, Texas – the portion located in Denton County, Texas. The track measures 1.5 miles (2.4 km) around and is banked 24 degrees in the turns, and is of the oval design, where the front straightaway juts outward slightly. The track layout is similar to Atlanta Motor Speedway and Charlotte Motor Speedway (formerly Lowe's Motor Speedway). The track is owned by Speedway Motorsports, Inc., the same company that owns Atlanta and Charlotte Motor Speedway, as well as the short-track Bristol Motor Speedway.

Entry list

 (R) denotes rookie driver.
 (i) denotes driver who is ineligible for series driver points.

*Withdrew.

Practice

First practice
The first practice session was held on Friday, April 7, at 1:30 PM CST, and would last for one hour and 25 minutes. Ty Dillon of Richard Childress Racing would set the fastest time in the session, with a lap of 28.909 and an average speed of .

Second and final practice
The second and final practice session, sometimes referred to as Happy Hour, practice session was held on Friday, April 7, at 4:00 PM CST, and would last for 55 minutes. Bubba Wallace of Roush Fenway Racing would set the fastest time in the session, with a lap of 28.618 and an average speed of .

Qualifying
Qualifying was held on Saturday, April 8, at 9:35 AM CST. Since Texas Motor Speedway is under 2 miles (3.2 km), the qualifying system was a multi-car system that included three rounds. The first round was 15 minutes, where every driver would be able to set a lap within the 15 minutes. Then, the second round would consist of the fastest 24 cars in Round 1, and drivers would have 10 minutes to set a lap. Round 3 consisted of the fastest 12 drivers from Round 2, and the drivers would have 5 minutes to set a time. Whoever was fastest in Round 3 would win the pole.

Joey Logano of Team Penske would win the pole after advancing from both preliminary rounds and setting the fastest lap in Round 3, with a time of 28.013 and an average speed of .

Two drivers would fail to qualify: Stephen Leicht and Mike Harmon.

Full qualifying results

Race results
Stage 1 Laps: 45

Stage 2 Laps: 45

Stage 3 Laps: 110

Standings after the race

Drivers' Championship standings

Note: Only the first 12 positions are included for the driver standings.

References

2017 NASCAR Xfinity Series
NASCAR races at Texas Motor Speedway
April 2017 sports events in the United States
2017 in sports in Texas

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Friday ,26 July 2019
| Bishop Paula presided over the ecumenical meeting of the Middle East churches | Coptic Church celebrates the arrival of the relics of St George to his church in Old Cairo | Matai Bishopric celebrates the legalization of new Cathedral | Boris Johnson My Grandfather was an Egyptian farmer | Coptic activists express anger at repeated water cuts in the monastery of Batul in Minya | Stores and fields of Copts are set on fire in Koum Raheb | Urgent investigation opened into incident of spitting on ancient Egyptian king | Egypt s Minister of Immigration Copts are not persecuted | Nigerian Imam of a mosque rescued 262 Christians from killing
Bishop Paula presided over the ecumenical meeting of the Middle East churches
Bishop Paula of Tanta presided over the ecumenical meeting of the Middle East churches in Egypt. The meeting discussed the collective work and the unity of working for the church. The meeting included a number of priests, a group of evangelical priests, Catholics, Roman Orthodox and nuns of Notre Dame.
Matai Bishopric celebrates the legalization of new Cathedral
Matai Bishopric celebrated the legalization of the new Cathedral after receiving the new permits to start building. They called the people to start raising fund campaign on a bank account 3090202000001391 in dollars as / Anba Georgios Bishop of Mattay in the Bank of Egypt branch of Matai-Minya.
Boris Johnson My Grandfather was an Egyptian farmer
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that his grandfather was working as a cotton farmer in the Delta in Egypt back in 1935. He explained in a television interview that his grandfather met with his grandmother in Egypt, where they got married.
Coptic activists express anger at repeated water cuts in the monastery of Batul in Minya
Coptic activists in Mallawy expressed their anger at repeated water cuts in the monastery of Batul for nuns in Minya. Many complains were filed to governor of Minya urging him to solve the problem, but there was no progress in the situation.
Thursday ,25 July 2019
Stores and fields of Copts are set on fire in Koum Raheb
Stores and fields of Copts in Koum Raheb village were set on fire by extremists after Copts demanded the reopen of a church. The only church in the villages was shut down by police following demands of the extremists, but a funeral was held in front of the closed building aroused the anger of young people and deacons in the village, prompting them to open the building by force and sit inside to express their anger.
Urgent investigation opened into incident of spitting on ancient Egyptian king
Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities opened an urgent investigation into the incident of spitting on a mummy of an ancient Egyptian king Saknen Ra by a visitor while touring at the royal mummies hall located in the upper floor of the Egyptian museum. An investigation was opened and a legal action is expected to find out the circumstances of the incident.
Egypt s Minister of Immigration Copts are not persecuted
Dr. Nabila Makram, Minister of Immigration and Affairs of the Egyptians Abroad, said that the Egyptian political leadership rejects the term "Copts of the Diaspora" and rejects discrimination on the basis of religion. She said the Copts are not persecuted in Egypt and added the Ministry is working on forming a group to respond to all the rumors raised about Egypt abroad.
Nigerian Imam of a mosque rescued 262 Christians from killing
International media have been talking about a Nigerian Imam called Abu Bakr Abdullah for his role in saving the lives of more than 200 Christians during an armed attack on them. This came after his hid them in his house while they were escaping herders from the Volani tribe trying to kill them because of ethnic fights back in 2018. The Sheikh s position was widely praised for his humanity and courage in protecting these souls. He was honored in the United States of America with the International Prize for Religious Freedom.
Wednesday ,24 July 2019
Ahmed Newton and his sister win Korean gold medal for their invention
The Egyptian inventor, Ahmad Abdullah, known as Ahmed Newton, and his sister Mai Abdullah, won the gold medal in a competition at the Korea International Exhibition of inventions, in the field of energy Ahmed said that his invention of energy is a development of a technology that the Korean scientists have connected to the generation of electric energy from sound wave energy, but his invention produced much more power than their results. On the importance of his invention, Ahmed explained that his invention is clean energy that can be used at the international level and in the daily uses of individuals such as charging phones and cars.
Abu Makar monastery commemorates 1st anniversary of Abba Epiphanius departure on 26 July
The monastery of Abu Makar in Wadi Al-Natroun is preparing to commemorate the first anniversary of the departure of Abba Epiphanius, Bishop of the monastery on July 26. The commemorative services will be headed by Pope Tawadros II in the presence of a number of Coptic bishops.
Copts hold sit-in at Kom Raheb church in Minya
A group of Copts from the village of Kom Raheb in Minya to demand the opening of the church that police have shut down months ago. This came after a funeral of a Coptic man was held in the streets with the nearest church closed and the other church is too far from this village. It is worth mentioning that the Copts were asked to negotiate the reopening of the church with the fanatics!
Atfih diocese celebrates the feast of St. Ibrahim the Simple
Bisho Zocima of Atfih celebrated the Holy Mass yesterday of the feast of St. Ibrahim the Simple at the Virgin Church in Baramil. Relics of the Saint were perfumed during the celebration. The Saint was born in 1885 in the village of Bani Samet. His name was Iskandar and he worked in dyeing and caring for sheep before he was ordained a priest. He performed many miracles and ministered his people faithfully till he died in 1972.
Bishop of Manfalut celebrates his enthronement anniversary
Manfalut diocese celebrated the enthronement anniversary of Bishop Theophilus. A number of bishops and senior officials attended the ceremony in addition to thousands of the congregation of the diocese.
250 children attend Carnival in Sharqia diocese
Sharqia and 10th of Ramadan diocese organized a Carnival for children attended by 250 children at St. Refka church in Ezbet Asaad Badawy. The Carnival entitled 'Together.. We can', which was attended by Bishop Maqar of Sharqia and included many activities, a puppet theater, marionette, painting on the face, and entertainment segments.
The disappearance of the Minya minor girl continues
The disappearance of the Minya minor girl Ferial Fanous continues after she disappeared in mysterious circumstances. Ezzat Ebrahim, human rights activist, said that she was born on 6/12/2003 and that her family reported the police and they were working on the case as they told her family.
Pope Tawadros witnesses the graduation of the third batch of CIL
Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, witnessed the graduation of the third batch of the Coptic Institute of Leadership CIL. The institute aims to prepare and train church leaders, priests, service secretaries and councilors and its slogan is: "influential Orthodox leader".
Monday ,15 July 2019
Egyptian monasteries receive new monasticism seekers
The Coptic Orthodox Churches announced it will return to receive monasticism seekers after it stopped receiving them for 12 months after the murder of bishop Epiphanius, head of St. Makar monastery. The new seekers will be accepted starting from next August in various Coptic monasteries.
Pope Tawadros receives a member of the Canadian Parliament
Dr. Sherif Sabawi, a member of the Canadian Parliament, visited Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See at the Papal headquarters in Abbassia. During the meeting, they discussed the important issues of concern to the Egyptian people and exchanged presents. Dr. Sharif Sabaawi is member of the regional parliament in Ontario and the first elected Egyptian parliamentarian in Canada.
Bishop of Youth presides over the general meeting of the Copts of Minya
Bishop Moussa of Youth presided over the general meeting of the Copts of Minya attended by 30 priests and 2500 Copts. The meeting was held at St. Mina House in Minhary. It is worth mentioning that Pope Tawadros II had ordained 23 priests in the monastery of Bishop Bishoy in Wadi El Natroun to serve in Egypt and abroad.
Bishop of Menofia celebrates the feast of St. Sarabamoun
Menofia diocese celebrated the feast of St. Sarabamoun the Bishop at his church in Batanoun. Bishop Benjamin of Menofia celebrated the feast at the only church that is named after the saint in Egypt.
Pope Tawadros receives Vice President of the Union of Egyptians Abroad
Adel Hanafi, Vice President of the Union of Egyptians Abroad, visited the papal headquarters at the Grand Cathedral of St. Mark in Abbassia, and was received by His Holiness Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See. They discussed ways of activating religious tourism among Egyptians abroad, especially the journey of the Holy Family.
Bright faces and deadly mistakes
Mena Habeeb
I used to like the Egyptian Minister of Immigration Nabila Makram as I though she is a bright face that is able to represent Egypt and to make the Egyptian abroad regain belonging to their home country. She joined the Diplomatic circuit and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1993. Ever since she moved in various countries representing Egypt. Recently, she was speaking at a meeting with Egyptians living in Toronto, C


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SALES LEADS: Papa John's, AT&T, Mitsubishi Motors …
By Celeste Martorana @celesmartorana 10/21/2018
A summary for Corporate Marketers, Media Sales Executives and Advertising Agencies to see what clients are moving into the market and/or targeting U.S. consumers right now.
For prior Sales Leads editions, click here.
Pizza giant Papa John's has awarded Havas Media its media business following a competitive pitch. Last Summer, Incumbent Interpublic's Initiative resigned the account after former Papa John's chairman John Schnatter´s racist comments.The company spent US$136 million on measured media in the U.S. last year, according to Kantar Media.
AT&T is "in the process of" consolidating its huge WarnerMedia media account with Hearts & Science, one of the three big media agencies under the Omnicom Media Group network, Mediapost has reported.This would include the recently acquired Time Warner properties, which AT&T has renamed WarnerMedia. The WarnerMedia group includes the Warner Bros. studio, the Turner cable TV networks and HBO, which spent over US$600 million, US$100 million and US$80 million respectively on measured media last year according to Kantar Media.H&S has handled the AT&T media assignment since 2016.
Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. announced a new Hispanic marketing campaign to support the brand's 2019 crossover utility (CUV) family. The campaign entitled "United by Rhythm" utilizes the classic hit song "Piel Canela" by Bobby Capo to showcase the universal passion and emotion consumers of all ages have for music.Through music with timeless significance, Mitsubishi Motors taps into the passion points of the Hispanic community and highlights its lineup of vehicles ready to drive consumers through all stages of life. Honing in on the brand's established CUVs, the spots highlight the Eclipse Cross, Outlander and Outlander Sport.The new campaign comes at a time when Mitsubishi is in the midst of a strong and robust commitment to the Hispanic community. Since 2014, Mitsubishi's Hispanic TV investment has increased 103 percent with presence across top networks including Univision, Univision Deportes, Telemundo and Galavision. As of this year, the brand also expanded into social with the launch of the all-new 2018 Eclipse Cross and has already become one of the top performing audiences.The "United by Rhythm" campaign will take a 360-approach in terms of placement with advertisements running across top Spanish language television and radio stations including sports and daytime TV integrations. Additionally, the campaign will be featured on digital and social media in sports, music, entertainment and lifestyle environments.
Walmart is making another play for online shoppers with the acquisition of Bare Necessities, a leading e-comm retailer for intimates.Walmart says the move is part of its strategic effort to acquire category leaders with specialized expertise that can help enhance the customer experience on Walmart.com and Jet.com.Bare Necessities will continue to operate its website and will run as a standalone and complementary brand to Walmart's other e-commerce sites, according to a statement from the company.The acquisition follows several recent efforts by Walmart.com to establish itself as a fashion destination.Bare Necessities was founded in 1998 and offers more than 100,000 SKUs from more than 160 brands, including an extensive assortment of bras, swimwear, shapewear and sleepwear.
2018 NETWORKING SOLUTIONS. To find out about Portada's new networking solutions targeting the decision makers of the below campaigns, please contact our Sales Manager Isabel Ojeda at Isabel@portada-online.com.
Uber is said to be planning on entering the grocery delivery competition, a trend that has already been adopted by other retailers such as Kroger, Walmart and Target.With the success of the Uber Eats restaurant delivery business, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the company plans to move into home grocery delivery. Grocery delivery is on the rise and is a trend that many food retailers are catching onto, particularly partnering with third party platforms, according to Abasto.
2018 NETWORKING SOLUTIONS. To find out about Portada's new networking solutions targeting the decision makers of the above campaigns, please contact our Sales Manager Isabel Ojeda at Isabel@portada-online.com.
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Author Celeste Martorana @celesmartorana
Celeste joined Portada's team in 2014. Since then, she has been working as an editor for Portada's English-language website and compiling information for Portada's Databases.
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* Wireless
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Calling all tech start-ups to enter – Discovering Start-Ups 2014 Competition
By: Cambridge Wireless
CAMBRIDGE, U.K. - July 8, 2014 - PRLog -- 08.07.14 Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Wireless and Silicon SouthWest are calling on innovative tech start-ups anddigital entrepreneurs from across the UK to enter the Discovering Start-Ups 2014 competition. With extraordinary start-up stories coming from hi-tech hubs like Cambridge's Silicon Fen and Shoreditch's Silicon Roundabout, the annual competition provides a showcase for disruptive newcomers to the wireless technology industry and demonstrates that the UK start-up scene has everything it takes to successfully compete with Silicon Valley's best.
"DS14 Competition serves as a springboard for the most promising UK based start-ups and early stage wireless companies" says David Cleevely, CBE, FREng, FIET and Chairman of CW. "Building on last year's success we are expecting to see an impressive line-up of ambitious tech-savvy entrepreneurs. With "angel" investors and venture capitalists attending the event, entering the competition is a great way for young start-ups to gain recognition and to get access to potential investment and expert advice".
Taking place in Deloitte's prestigious London offices on 22nd October 2014, this FREE to enter competition will give finalists the opportunity to pitch their ideas to the great and the good within the technology and investment sectors including:Google, BT, Broadcom, IBM, Orange Labs, Samsung, London Business Angels, Cambridge Angels and many more.The closing date for applications is 12 noon Tuesday 26th August 2014. The finalists will be announced in early September.
With a £5000 prize package for winners, this is a unique opportunity for both start-ups and potential investors to gain valuable PR exposure and network with representatives and business insiders from cutting-edge companies within the wireless industry. This is also a chance for industry to check out the hottest tech start-ups in UK. Current entrants include Audiowings, Cornerstone, Swipe, Sideways 6, Billion Dollar Boy, Powr of You, Phaide, Ingen.io, Office Essential, Phundee.com, WaveOptics Ltd., Filmies, Chartburst Ltd and Airstoc.
"From cloud-based idea networks, market-research and crowdfunding platforms to thermal measuring & visualisation apps and wearable augmented reality displays, this year's entrants represent a thriving UK innovation, entrepreneurship and economy resilience" says David Cobb, the DS14 sponsor and Partner at Deloitte. "Discovering Start-Ups Competition is a great initiative offering an insight into emerging technologies within the UK and providing an opportunity for start-ups to tap into a pool of expertise and funding".
DS14 is kindly sponsored and hosted by Deloitte, andjointly sponsored by Qualcomm Ventures, Google, SETsquared, Microlease & Agilent Technologies and IC Resources and supported byTech City UK, techUK, New Entrepreneurs Foundation and UK Trade & Investment.
To find out more and to enter click here (http://www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/dsu/) or go to www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/dsu
About Cambridge Wireless (CW)
CW is the leading international community for companies involved in the research, development and application of wireless & mobile, internet, semiconductor and software technologies. With 400 members from major network operators and device manufacturers to innovative start-ups and universities, CW stimulates debate and collaboration, harnesses and shares knowledge, and helps to build connections between academia and industry. CW's 20 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) provide its members with a dynamic forum where they can network with their peers, track the latest technology trends and business developments and position their organisations in key market sectors. CW also organises the annual Future of Wireless International Conference and Discovering Start-ups competition along with other high-quality industry networking events and dinners. With headquarters at the heart of Cambridge, UK, CW partners with other international industry clusters and organisations to extend its reach and remain at the forefront of global developments and business opportunities. For more information, please visit www.cambridgewireless.co.uk
For Cambridge Wireless please contact:
Lily Cheng
Cambridge Wireless
01223 967101, lily.cheng@cambridgewireless.co.uk
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