Moses, facing the final days of his life, informs the people what to expect will happen once they enter the Promised Land, conquer it, and allocate the land to the tribes.
In order to show their gratitude to God for His constant kindness, the Hebrew farmers are instructed to take בִּכּוּרִים , bikkurim, several samples of the first ripened fruits and crops of the seven special species for which Israel was known, bring them to the Temple and give them as a gift to the Kohanim, the priests, as thanks for all God's kindness.
The Talmud, in Sukkah 47b, describes the colorful ceremony of dedicating the Bikkurim. The Kohen placed his hand under the hand of the owner, and together they lifted and waved the basket filled with new fruits. The farmer then took the basket back from the Kohen and recited a special declaration, underscoring the fact that none of the very special events, from the Exodus until the peoples' arrival in the Land of Israel, could have happened without God's gracious intervention.
The basket was then laid down before the altar and presented as a gift to the Kohen, to the Temple, and to God.
The owner of the Bikkurim basket calls out before God the following statement found in Deuteronomy 26:5, אֲרַמִּי אֹבֵד אָבִי, וַיֵּרֶד מִצְרַיְמָה וַיָּגָר שָׁם בִּמְתֵי מְעָט, וַיְהִי שָׁם לְגוֹי גָּדוֹל עָצוּם וָרָב, An Aramean tried to destroy my forefather. He descended to Egypt and sojourned there, few in number, and there he became a nation–-great, strong and numerous.
This dramatic declaration underscores the need to thank God, not only for the survival of the Jewish people in the face of the constant attempts to destroy them, but also for the extraordinary material success of the Jews. In every situation where Jews were given an opportunity to show their talents, they flourished.
Despite the beauty and intensity of the declaration, the rabbis are challenged by one phrase found in the opening declaration. In Deuteronomy 26:5, the farmer calls out, אֲרַמִּי אֹבֵד אָבִי, "An Aramean tried to destroy my father!" Who is the Aramean referred to in this verse? What is the meaning of the word "oved?" And why is the verb in the present tense, if it's referring to the past?
The Rashbam suggests that אֲרַמִּי , Arami, clearly refers to our forefather Abraham, who hailed from Aram-Naharaim, Mesopotamia. The word אֹבֵד , oved, meaning "lost," refers to the fact that Abraham was exiled from place to place, and even when he finally settled in the Holy Land, he moved from settlement to settlement like a lost sheep. However, the phrase, "and then there he became a nation–-great, strong, and innumerous," is difficult to apply to Abraham, unless it refers to Abraham's descendants.
Even though Laban himself admits that God Al-mighty prevented him from destroying the Jewish people, his true nefarious intentions were obvious. It could very well be that Laban would not have physically harmed the family of Jacob. However, causing the family of Jacob to assimilate with Laban's family would have meant the end of the Jewish people.


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Journal of the Legislative Council of the Territory of Michigan, Volúmenes3-4
Por Michigan. Legislative Council
The committee on Claims, to whom was referred the petition of John Kirby, for expenses incurred in laying out a Territorial Road from Detroit to Monive, and the accounts of Jonathan F. Allen, David H. Brown, Joseplı Fairbanks, and Joseph John, for services in lasing out a road from Detroit to Clinton River in the couniy of Micomt, have had the same under consideration, and would re.port
Thit with reference to the petition of John Kirby, a majority of your commitee vere members of the committee on Claims, at ihe last session of he Legislative Council, at which time the account of the petitivner w.s pir-sented, but the committee not feeling satisfied with the chargos, vasmuch as they were not authorised by law, the claim was rejected; and as there has been no further evidence produced in supp It of them, ibe committee do not feel themselves warrabied in authorising their payment.
lo regard to the claims of the individuals named above for services on the road between Detroit and Clinton River, we have to state, that the accounts were before the committee on Claims at the last session of the Council, and allowed at a discount of from thirty-ihree and a third, to fifty per cent.
From the information the committee at present possess, they are inclined to the opinion, that the former decision of the committee awarded to the claimants, a full equivalent for the services rendered, and are therefore opposed to any additional allowance.
On motion of Mr. Irwin, the report was concurred in. Mr. M'Donell, from the committee on Territorial Affairs, to whom had been recommitted, the bill to amend an act, entitled an act to regulate taverns, reported the same without amendment.
The bill having been again read, was considered as in committee of the whole.
Mr. Irwin moved to amend, by inserting in the 3d line, 1st sece tion, after the word " Territory," these words—"excepting the counties of Chippewa, Mackinac, Brown and Crawford, and the county of Mourue."
The question being taken, the amendment was rejected.
Mr. Irwin then moved to amend, by inserting after the word
" Territory," aforesaid, these words excepting the counties of
Chippewa, Mackinac, Browo and Crawford."
The question being taken, the amendment was received.
Ayes, 9; Nays, 4.
Mr Drake requiring the ayes and nays:
Those who voted in the affirmative, are,
Messrs. Bartow, Brown, Fletcher, Irwin, Lawrence, Le Roy, Schoolcraft, Stockton, Edwards—9.
Those in the negative, are,
Messrs. Drake, Durocher, Kingsley, M'Donell-4.
Mr. Lawrence moved so to amend the bill, as to except the county of Monroe.
Mr. Drake moved to amend the ameodment offered, sai as to except the county of Vakland also.
The question being taken upon the joint amendments offered they were rejecied.
Mr. Lawrence requiring the ayes and nays:
Messrs. Bartow, Durocher, Irwin, Lawrence, Schoolcraft-5.
Messrs. Brown, Drake, Fletcher, Kingsley, Le Roy, M'Donell. Stockion, Edwards-8.
On motion of M., Irwin,
Ordered, That the bill lie on the table,
Mir. Irwin moved that the Council reconsider the vote taken yesterday on the passage of the " bill concerning the counties of Mackinac, Brown, Crawford, Chippewa, and lowa."
1 he motion prevailing, and the bill being again before the Council ;
On motion of Mr. Irwin, the bill was amended by adding the following, to stand as the 8th section thereof:
6 Sec. 8. That the Supervisors uf the counties aforesaid, may at their discretion, authorise the Sheriffs of their respective cuvues, 10 employ convicis sentenced to hard labor, to be employed in working upon ihe public highways, or on the public buildings in said counties, under such restrictions as to then may seem best calculaied to promote the public interest, aud to prevent the escape of such convicts while employed as aforesaid." Mr Irwin moved that the bill pass.
The question being taken, it was decided that the bill do nov pass; and that the title thereof be,
" An act,' &c.
The bill to amend an act, entitled an act to prevent forcible en. tries and detailliers, wis read the third time,
Mr. Fletcher moved ihat the bill pass.
The question being taken, it was decided that the bill do not pass; and that the tiile thereof be,
" An act," &c.
The bill to authorse Sarah Ann Steers, to sell and convey cer tain lands therein mentioned, was read a third time.
Mr. Fletcher moved that the bill pass.
The question being taken, it was decided that the bill do now pass; and that the title thereof be,
66 An act," &c.
The bill to organise the township of Notawa, was read the third time.
Mr. Drake moved that ihe bill pass. .I'he question being taken, it was decided that the bill de ao pass, and that the title thereof be,
" An act," &c.
The bill to amend an act, entitled an act to regulate blacks and mulattoes, and to punish the kidnapping of such persons, was read a second time.
On motion of Mr. Drake,
Ordered, That it be engrossed and read a third time on Wednesday.
l'he bill to amend an act, entitled an act to amend an act entitled an act concerning judgments and executions, approved July 3, 1828. was read a third time,
Mr. Drake moved that the bill pass.
" An act," &c. The Council proceeded to consider, as in committee of the whole, the bill concerning District Surveyors.
On motion of Mr. Bartow, ihe bill was amended, by striking out in the 6th section, the words, " one doliar," and inserting in lieu, the words, " seventy-five cents."
Un motion of Mr. Drake, the bill was further amended, by striking out in the 1st section, the words, " Auditor of the Territory;" and inserting in lieu, the words, " Treasurer of the proper county."
On motiou of Mr. Lawrence, the bill was further amended, by inserting after the word " deputy," sec. 6, the words," at the request of the party requiring the services."
The bill being reported to the Cruncil as amended ;
On motion, the amendments were received.
On motion of Mr. Stockton,
Ordered, That the bill be engrossed and read a third time on Thursday.
The bill to set off and organise the township of Jacksonburgh, was taken up and considered as in committee of the whole.
Ou motion of Mr. Drake, the bill was amended by striking out the 3.1 section thereof.
On motion of M" Drake,
Oruered, That the bill be engrossed and read a third time to-
morrow,
The bill to incorporate the Pontiac and Detroit Rail Road Company, was taken up, as reported on the 241h inst and considered.
The question on agreeing to the amendments reported, being taken, it was decided in the asjrmative.
Mr. Fletcher moved further iv amend the bill, by striking out in the 11th section, all between the word " Company," in ihe 2d line, and the wor's, "to contract," in the 14th line.
The question being taken, the ameudinent was rejected.
Mr. Stockton requiring the ayes and nays :
Messrs. Brown, Durocher, Fletcher, Kingsley, Stockton, Ed. wards-
Messrs. Bartow, Drake, Irwin, Lawrence, Le Roy, M Donell, Schoolcrafı-7.
Oo motion of Mr. Drake, the bill was further amendet, by striking out in the lith section, all afier the word "belongiog," in the 18th line, and also, the 12th section of the bill.
A yes, 9; Nays, 4
Mr. M'Donell requiring the aves and nays:
Messrs. Bartow, Drake, Durocher, Fletcher, Kingsley, Lawrouce, Le Roy, Stockwn, Edwards—9.
Messrs. Brown, Irwin, M Donell, Schoolcraft-4.
On motion of Mr. Irwin, the bill was further amended, by adding the full wing, to stand as the 13th section :
" Sec. 13. That it shall be competent for the Legislature, at any fuiure period, to establish rates of toll on said rail-way, and to make such further provision by law, as to them may seem just and proper, for compelling the said Company to keep the same in repair."
Ordered, That the bill be engrossed and read a third time oz Thursday. The Council adjourned.
TUESDAY, July 27, 1830.
Mr. Drake presented an account of Thomas Simpson, for newspapers fu. nisbed the Council. Referred to the committee on Expenditures.
Mr. Lawrence, from the Judiciary committee, reported bills with the following tiles : A bili qurborising the administration of an oath in certain cases.
i billa legalise the acts of certain highway Commissioners in Washienaw county.
A bill to pianise the townships of Arcadia and Brady, in the county of Klumazoo.
A bill relative to the county of Chippewa.
A bill to authorise Laurent Durocher, jr. and Angelique, bis wife, lu sell and convey certain lands therein mentioned.
A bill to amend an act, entitled an act relative to the duties and privileges of townships.
A bill to dissolve the marriage contract between Luther Stod. dari and Arloda Scoudurd.
A bill to amend in aci, entitled an act to improve the navigation of the fluron River of Like Erie,
Said bills having been severally read the first time:
On motion of Mr. Lawrence, the 19th rule was suspended, and the bills were severally read a second time,
On motion of Mr. Lawrence,
Ordered, That said bills be engrossed and read a third time to-
morrow.
Mr. Fletcher, from the committee on Enrolmeot, reported as correctly enrolled, bills with the following titles :
An act to set off and organise the township of La Fayette, in the county of Monroe.
An act concerning townships.
An act to legalise the proceedings of Justices of the Peace in certain cases.
An act to legalise the proceedings of officers within the county of lowa, and for other purposes.
An act amendatory tv an art, relative to the office and duties of the Auditor of the Territory of Michigan.
The President signed said bills.
Mr. Schoolcraft, from the committee on the Judiciary, reported,
A bill to authorise Pierre Gronda to choose a guardian ; and,
A bill authorising the Sheriff of Chippewa county to perform certain duties therein mentioned.
Said bills were severally read the first time ; and,
On motion of Mr. Schoolcraft, the 19th rule was suspended, ana the bills were read a second time.
On motion of Mr. Schoolcraft,
Mr. Bartow, from the commiltee on Claims, reported,
A bill to regulate the fees of County Treasurers and town offi-
The bill having been read the first time; On motion of Mr. Bartow, the 19th rule was suspended, and the bill passed to its second reading.
On motion of Mr. Bartow,
Ordered, That the bill be engrossed and read a third time tomorrow.
Mr. Stockton, from the committee on Territorial Affairs, re. ported,
A bill to amend an act, entitled an act to organise the township of Clay, in the county of St. Clair.
The bill was read a first time; and,
On motion of Mr, Stockton, the 19th rule was suspended, and the bill passed to its second reading.
Ordered, That the bill be engrossed and read a third time to-
Mr. Schoolcraft, from the committee on Expenditures, reported;
A bill to provide for the payment of ihe contingent expenses of the Legislative Council, for the year 1830.

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Felicia Bolton
Posted: Aug 30, 2020 / 07:24 PM CDT | Updated: Aug 30, 2020 / 07:24 PM CDT
POOLER, Ga. (NewsNation) — States across the country are making steep budget cuts in the wake of COVID-19. Georgia state leaders recently cut more than $100 million from funding for people with behavioral health and developmental disabilities.
For most families, a support program could change their child's life.
"I had a little girl that I was working with and I was able to help her walk and I was ale to help her talk for some of the first times she had ever done those things," Carson Fortner, the owner of Pooler Karate and Krav Maga said.
For more than six years, Fortner's Special Kicks program has been helping special needs students kick back at the physical and emotional challenges they experience on a daily basis. Many of their students need one-on-one sessions with specialized teachers who know how to provide the right therapeutic routine for improving each student's gross and fine motor skills.
"We have a young man by the name of Maddox, and we built him a specialized walker so he can do karate, walk around, things like that," Fortner explained.
Students like Austin Smith have been training at the center for six years, and spend sometimes up to five days a week training.
Karate isn't the only thing being mastered on the mat. It's easy to see the love and admiration students have for their teachers as they push them to achieve what some of their parents deemed as physically impossible.
"We never ever thought he would be able to do anything he does now and he actually does it better than some of the quote on quote typical children, and he loves it. He loves being here," Brenda Smith, Austin's mom, said.
The Special Kicks program had over 70 students last year, with many of them enrolling near the end of the year. Although Fortner said their program has enough to support the kids and young adults who are currently enrolled; like many other programs, the budget cuts mean they no longer have any funding for new students.
Now families who need financial help might not get it; with the state's budget cuts adding to a growing list of families who cannot afford the care their children need.
"How could you cut a budget for something like that. I mean there are hundreds of thousands of kids just in that state of Georgia that have disabilities," Fortner said.
The karate center is raising funds for families with special needs children, who no longer have support funding. Fortner said they are hoping to provide funding for at least 50 kids for the next one to two years.
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KINGSTON – For Brenda Lewis, travelling on a Via Rail passenger train is a nightmare that just won't end.
"This whole thing with Via Rail is a nightmare from the get-go," she said.
The Kingston woman has a sheaf of emails and complaints she has sent to the company.
"All my horror stories," she said.
The latest incident happened Oct. 20 when she wanted to go visit her sister in Hamilton, a trip she tries to make two or three times a year.
her particular need for some assistance.
elects to wait on her original train.
all. She would only have a 15-minute window to make the connection.
She would need someone to meet her with a wheelchair.
"They have these old, antiquated wheelchairs," she said.
away, because of her disability and the bag she was carrying.
But the agent told her they couldn't guarantee her any help, even though her ticket stated she was disabled.
She gave her sister a call to let her know what was going on.
Lewis considered trying to make the trip anyway, without help, but decided against it because of the extra strain it would put on her arms.
phone calls to get Lewis the help she would need.
simply couldn't offer any guaranteed help.
Lewis appreciated her attempts to help even more when she learned the agent was about to be laid off.
But she was still left with no way to get to Hamilton.
She got her refund and returned home, unable to make the trip to see her sister.
It was just one more episode in a sorry string of problems with Via, she said.
She recalled her last trip on Via when she made a request beforehand for help with her bag. No problem, she was told.
But when she got to her destination, there was no sign of the promised help.
Outside the train car, the same staffer was standing on the platform and saw her struggling.
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Lewis said taking the bus to Hamilton also requires getting to the GO bus, so it is not a viable option.
When her husband, Vernon Dixon, is willing to make the trip with her, they can drive the whole way.
So she is left with the prospect of again taking the train the next time she wants to visit her sister — and have the same problems happen again.
It's something she doesn't know how to fix.
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She can't understand why Via isn't more willing to help its travellers.


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A group of Master Masons talk about topics of Masonic interest--each from their own unique perspective. You'll find a wide range of subjects including history, trivia, travel, book reviews, great quotes, and hopefully a little humor as well on topics of interest for Freemasons and those interested in the subject of Freemasonry.
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Inside the TV series that goes inside the United Grand Lodge of England
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Steven L. Harrison, 33°, FMLR
Sitting with me at lunch as we were planning a Masonic project, a Brother pulled something out of his briefcase and handed it to me, "Here… take a look at this and tell me what you think of it." I took it and found myself looking at a DVD case — Inside the Freemasons. I almost felt as if I was holding contraband; and in a sense I was. This was the much-ballyhooed Sky TV production about the United Grand Lodge of England not intended, initially at least, to air in the US.
Sky TV billed the series as a documentary to "discover the truth behind the ancient rituals and closely-guarded practices of the world's oldest social network, taking viewers exclusively behind the scenes in the run up to its 300th anniversary in 2017."
Excited about the prospect of possessing this forbidden fruit, I scampered back home and popped it in my DVD player only to get the message, "Can't Operate Disc." Uh-oh. Not only is it not meant to play in the US, it's coded so it won't play here. Contraband, indeed. Well, there's more than one way to skin a cat. When I tried this in my computer's DVD drive, it played (caveat emptor – in case you're thinking of purchasing the DVD, this doesn't always work).
Well, problem solved, popcorn popped, easy chair reclined, I was ready for the adventure.
The pre-release buzz about this five-part series indicated it was going to be a classier, more accurate assessment of Freemasonry than the run-of-the-mill sensationalism we usually see about the Brotherhood. Unquestionably, it was. However, the producers still could not resist claiming they would "lift the veil of secrecy" and "reveal what really goes on behind closed doors." Not so much — If anything the producers went out of their way to respect the privacy of the degrees, visibly closing the doors on the viewer more than once. I'm no expert on UGLE Freemasonry but for ceremonies they show – installations, dinners and other meetings – corresponding events are open or not considered "secret" in my jurisdiction.
The show also promises "to reveal what it means to be a modern day Freemason." In this vein as we watch Brothers in pursuit of various aspects of Freemasonry, from being initiated to attaining high office, we also see them interacting with their families, jobs and hobbies. The show contrasts the "stuffed shirt" aspect of Freemasonry with Brothers engaged in farming, sky-diving, motorcycling, boxing and such. We even see the consecration of a Lodge exclusively for footballers (you know, the thing we in the US call "soccer") — again, an open ceremony over here.
Mainly recorded at Freemasons Hall in London (Covent Garden), headquarters of UGLE and the "spiritual home of Freemasonry," the series is peppered with Masonic tidbits, mostly light-hearted, where a narrator asks something about the fraternity and a Brother responds. As an example, in one of these scenes (which almost look like outtakes) the narrator asks, "Tell me a surprising Masonic fact." A chuckling Brother responds, "There are no goats involved."
There are poignant moments as well. In one such scene a Brother shows a picture of himself and his wife smiling arm-in-arm at a Masonic function. Just seconds after the photographer snapped the picture, his wife collapsed and died of a heart-attack. The Brother talks about the support he and his daughter have received from the Masons after the devastating event.
While watching, US Brothers can't help but compare US customs to those in the UGLE. Most notable to some may be the formality of dress in England compared to the ultra-casual attire one finds in the US. The impeccably-dressed UGLE Masons somehow exude an air of courtesy and respect for each other that jeans and T-shirts can't match. To others, the biggest contrast may be the free-flowing alcohol at UGLE Lodge functions.
A scene that is sure to send many US Brethren reeling is one in which a Mason explains expenses to a prospective candidate. "So," he explains, "our subscription per year is £215. There is also a Provencal Grand Lodge Registration fee of £25, and then there's a Grand Lodge Fee which will be £31. There is a one-off fee of £111 plus the subscription of £190. As a Mason we expect some monetary contribution to our charities and also then the dining cost; We don't eat for free, unfortunately… so the dining meal is generally £24… £23… depends on the menu. If you want wine on top, that's generally about £5 or £6;" And all this was said to a prospect who, as a student, was getting a discount. So just to get in, not counting meals and donations, that's a total of £572 or about $750. It is unclear if the £190 subscription is annual but the subscription of £215 amounts to a minimum annual dues of $282. My Lodge dues are $46 and that comes with the right to gripe about them being too high.
Viewers will also notice scenes where some Brother's faces are blurred so they will not be recognized as Masons. Things aren't so open in England as they are in the US.
For the record, here is a brief description of what is in each episode:
Episode 1: A Quarterly Communication; a candidate preparing for his initiation and Brothers practicing for the degree; installation of a Provincial Grand Master; a festive board.
Episode 2: A candidate preparing for the Fellowcraft Degree; snippets of the candidate being questioned in the Second Degree (something akin to our proficiencies), with the unprepared candidate stumbling through his responses; a Lodge-sponsored boxing event which raises £8,000 ($10,500) for charity.
Episode 3: Planning for a Quarterly Communication; a candidate preparing for his Master Mason Degree; a Masonic Ladies' Night including a traditional "grand march"; a look at the Widow's Sons motorcycle club led by Peter Younger, whose wife recently passed away at a Masonic event; a Quarterly Communication and festive board.
Episode 4: On-the-street interviews garnering public comments such as, "I can't imagine what crazy things happen behind those doors"; the issue of Freemasonry as a men-only fraternity; a Masonic ladies' event with the Lodge's "First Lady" as the featured speaker; scenes from a well-known rapper's second degree at Chelsea Lodge for entertainers; the Consecration of a new music-themed Lodge.
Episode 5: Freemasonry's "battle plan" to attract younger members; preparation for and the Annual Investiture; events leading up to the consecration of a Lodge themed for football players and enthusiasts; the grand entrance of the Grand Master (Duke of Kent) at the Annual Investiture for which doors are closed "out of respect for the Duke of Kent."
There is much more to see in this series which, in my opinion, will be enjoyable and educational for Masons and non-Masons alike. Freemasons will find many of the scenes familiar and very much like Masonic activities in the US. Other scenes will be a learning opportunity as we experience the light by which other Brothers work.
If you're interested in purchasing the two-DVD set, it's available for about $20 (US) here: http://bit.ly/2v4ejbL (Don't forget, if you purchase it the discs may not work in your DVD player). If you live in a region eligible for Sky TV and are a subscriber, you may watch online here: http://bit.ly/2teEhMs .
~SLH
Bro. Steve Harrison, 33° is Past Master of Liberty Lodge #31, Liberty, Missouri. He is the editor of the Missouri Freemason magazine, author of the book Freemasonry Crosses the Mississippi, a Fellow of the Missouri Lodge of Research and also its Worshipful Master. He is a dual member of Kearney Lodge #311, St. Joseph Missouri Valley of the Scottish Rite, Liberty York Rite, Moila Shrine and a member and Past Dean of the DeMolay Legion of Honor. Brother Harrison is a regular contributor to the Midnight Freemasons blog as well as several other Masonic publications. His latest book, Freemasons: Tales From the Craft & Freemasons at Oak Island. Both are available on amazon.com.
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StuH July 26, 2017 at 5:01 PM
Yes, the subscriptions are annual!
Dear Brother Harrison, I am very interested in visiting London; when I can fit it into my schedule. I am very fortunate indeed to have a dear friend and Brother Mason that had the honor and privilege of joining the Fraternity in Jolly Old England. He immigrated to the USA many years ago and was present at our Lodge for our 300th Anniversary Celebration! He most definitely confirms your description of the activities at the UGLE and has many fine stories that pertain to their English way of conducting oneself at Masonic functions. I have found my conversations with himto be quite enlightening and gives me hope that the future of FreeMasonry will once again shine as a beacon for mankind! We need to pay deep homage and respect for the Fraternity that our Founding Fathers had and the roots from whence we sprange. In my humble opinion; we need to institute more of the practices of our Ancient Order and pay it the due solemnity that it demands! SMIB!
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On Wednesday, August 5, 2020, Samsung announced a set of four smart devices, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, the Note 20 with 5G support, the Note 20 Ultra, and the Note 20 Ultra with 5G support and here is their price in Nigeria and complete specifications.
These devices are all impressive products. They come in remarkable and premium designs. Their displays are arguably among the bests we currently have in the smartphone world.
When it comes to their storage, only a few products can currently compete with them. Their cameras are also things which would blow your mind.
These phones are, in short, so impressive that almost every tech junkie wants to take some time to read about them. And if learning about these phones is what brought you here, you have come to the right place.
In this article, I'd be reviewing every interesting thing about the phones. But before delving into the review, I'd provide the specs and features summary of members of the series. I'd also be providing some info about the prices of the four devices.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 & Ultra Price in Nigeria
The Standard Galaxy Note 20 from Samsung sells for €1,000 meaning its price in Nigeria is N459,000 Naira since €1 presently equals about N450.
As for builds which come with 5G support, its price is €1,100 which is N505,000 Naira.
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is €1,250 which is 582,500 Naira. Its variant with 5G support is €1,350 which is 620,500 Naira.
Galaxy Note 20 [4G and 5G]
161.6 mm x 75.2 mm x 8.3 mm (6.36 in x 2.96 in x 0.33 in)
Mystic Green, Mystic Bronze, Mystic Gray
Samsung Exynos 990 [Octa-core processor; 2.00 – 2.73 GHz; 7 nm process]
2 x 2.73 GHz Mongoose M5; 2 x 2.50 GHz Cortex-A76; 4 x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A55
Mali-G77 MP11 GPU
Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+ [Octa-core processor; 1.80 – 3.00 GHz; 7 nm process]
1 x 3.00 GHz Kryo 585; 3 x 2.42 GHz Kryo 585; 4 x 1.80 GHz Kryo 585
Adreno 650 GPU
6.70 inches Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen [Over 16M colours support]
1080 x 2400 pixels [Approx. 393 ppi density]; 20:9 aspect ratio
One UI 2.5 [Based on Android 10 OS]
128 GB internal storage space [UFS 3.1]
128 / 256 GB internal storage space [UFS 3.1]: for 5G builds
No storage expansion support
12 MP + 64 MP + 12 MP rear cameras
HDR and panorama
8K@24fps, 4K@30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/240fps, 720p@960fps
4K@30/60fps, 1080p@30fps
Fingerprint [Under-display, ultrasonic]
Gravity sensor
Non-removable Li-Ion 4,300 mAh battery
Single / Dual SIM [Nano-SIM]
2G, 3G, and 4G network support
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6
USB 3.2 [Type-C]
USB On-The-Go
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra [4G and 5G]
Mystic Bronze, Mystic Black, Mystic White
12 GB RAM: for 5G builds
120Hz@FHD / 60Hz@QHD refresh rate
256 / 512 GB internal storage space [UFS 3.1]
128 / 256 / 512 GB internal storage space [UFS 3.1]: for 5G builds
Storage expansion support
108 MP + 12 MP + 12 MP rear cameras
I'm not a big fan of Samsung phones, but while holding the Standard Note 20, I couldn't stop nodding my head and having the feeling of holding one of the nicest phones in the world.
The design of the phone is just so mind-blowing that I doubt there would ever be a single person who wouldn't sincerely appreciate it. The phone is one of those you'd stop to ask yourself: how many days did the designers of this product even spend on its design?
Starting with the shape of the phone, the device is quite rectangular, although its somewhat rounded on the sides. Its front is protected with a Corning Gorilla Glass 5, while the rear side features a plastic.
I understand some people would expect the back to also feature a glass, but trust me when I say the plastic used for the phone is so premium that you wouldn't mind at all.
As regards the thickness of the phone, the manufacturer also did well. The phone has a thickness of just 8.3 mm.
Phones with loads of impressive hardware are ordinarily known to have a thickness of about 9 mm or more.
But the fact that the N20 features even more impressive hardware and can still be this slim, makes Samsung deserve a round of applause in this aspect.
The Standard N20 is available in three colours, namely mystic green, mystic bronze, and mystic grey.
These colours are all cool colours. They are simple, but premium. Even though Samsung could have done a better job by making the phone available in flashy colours as well, I strongly doubt there's going to be a person who wouldn't be okay with any of these three colours.
The N20 Ultra's design is pretty similar to that of the Standard N20, but there are differences. And these differences seem to even make the N20 Ultra more impressive.
For instance, the Ultra is slightly larger and more rounded on the sides. Its punch-hole front camera is also smaller and it features glass on its rear side.
Another aspect where the N20 Ultra happens to be more impressive is the aspect of colours, the phone comes in a nicer set of colours, namely: mystic bronze, mystic black, and mystic white.
It would be bad of me to forget mentioning that the N20 Ultra is quite heavy. But this shouldn't really come as a surprise, considering the power of the phone and the fact that it features glass in its front and rear sides.
The chipset that's going to power your build of the any of the four Note 20s, would depend on whether you're buying a build meant for people in the US or people from any country of the world.
Talking about builds meant for global users, the chipset equipped in these builds is the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+.
This chipset is one of Qualcomm's best chipsets and has a core which could run as fast as 3.00 GHz.
This 3.00 GHz core is, in fact, the main core of the chipset, so expect the phone to be unbelievably responsive.
When it comes to doing highly computing-intensive tasks on the phone, you are also guaranteed not to experience any lag on the phone.
While the main core of the chipset could go as fast as 3.00 GHz, another three of its cores can go as fast as 2.42 GHz, while the four remaining cores are rated at 1.80 GHz.
In addition, the global versions of all the four Note 20s, the hardware which would handle their graphics processing is the Adreno 650.
The Adreno 650 GPU is a graphics processor specially designed to handle the kind of graphics tasks the members of the N20 series would demand from it.
So expect the phone's computing hardware to make very good use of the phone's display.
While the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+ is the chipset which would be featured in global versions of the members of the N20 series, the Samsung Exynos 990 is what you should expect in builds of the phones meant for people in the US.
The Samsung Exynos 990 is not as popular as the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+, but this chipset is just as impressive as the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+.
The Samsung Exynos 990 also comes with an octa-core processor, and two of its processor's cores are rated at 2.73 GHz.
A processing speed of 2.73 GHz is also not a joke. So with an N20 having two 2.73 GHz cores, you can expect them to be just as responsive as builds featuring the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+ chipset.
While the Adreno 650 GPU is what handles the graphics tasks of builds coming with the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865+ chipset, the Mali-G77 MP11 GPU is what's responsible for the graphics tasks of builds coming with the Samsung Exynos 990 chipset.
The type of Note 20 you intend buying would determine what amount of RAM you'd be getting. If you're going to be getting a Standard Note 20, be it the 4G or 5G version, expect your build to come with 8 GB of RAM.
But note that the 8 GB RAM featured by your build of the phone isn't the same as the 8 GB RAM seen in many other phones.
The RAMs used in builds of the all the four N20s are much faster, so expect to have impressively fast experiences, when running heavy apps on any of the phones.
For those who'd be buying a 4G version of the Note 20 Ultra, you should also expect 8 GB of RAM.
However, for those who'd be a 5G version of the phone, your build is going to come with 12 GB of RAM.
However, regardless of what your build has, 8 GB RAM or 12 GB RAM, be assured you'd never have to complain about not having enough RAM, when using any of the Note 20 devices.
Samsung is a major and indispensable leader, when it comes to display. And the company didn't fail to lavish their Note 20 phones with mind-blowing displays.
In fact, the displays of these phones are presently among the best in the smartphone world.
Starting with the display of the Standard Note 20 [both the 4G and 5G versions], the display is a super AMOLED display.
The display has a very high colour accuracy and also has support for over 16 million colours. So expect the graphics quality of this phone to be highly impressive.
The display of the phone further measures 6.70 inches, and with a resolution of 1,080 x 2,400 pixels, it didn't come as a surprise that I was blown away by the display's sharpness when I first turned it on.
Being more elaborate, the display's pixel density is rated at about 393 PPI, but due to the fact that the display is highly enhanced, the graphics it produces are way more impressive than those of many other displays having slightly higher pixel densities.
While the display featured by the Standard N20 is impressive enough to make you want to cough out €1,000 or €1,100, without thinking much, the display of the N20 Ultra is even more impressive.
The N20 Ultra comes with what some people consider to be the best smartphone display in the world.
First and foremost, the display measures 6.90 inches. But it isn't just large, it also happens to feature a resolution as high as nothing we usually see.
The display comes with an astonishing resolution of 1,080 x 3,088 pixels — a resolution which leaves the super AMOLED display with a pixel density of about 496 pixels per inch. The colour accuracy of the display is also a thing to marvel about.
The resolution, display type, enhancements, etc are however not the only things that make the N20 Ultra's display so impressive, the refresh rate is also an impressive thing.
Most high-end phones come with displays having refresh rates not more than 60 Hz, but Samsung went beyond expectations, to make the phone's display support up to 120 Hz refresh rate.
What this means is that when playing games that involve moving extremely fast, you get to enjoy the games better, since more frames can be displayed per second.
This also means you get the chance to respond much faster to things happening in the game.
It can be quite difficult to express, in words, how cool a refresh rate of 120 Hz can be. But once you get your hands on a build of this phone, you'd have a pretty good idea of what I'm trying to say.
The Android 10 operating system, is the latest version of Android that exist at this moment, and this OS is what all members of Note 20 series feature.
However, note that the Android which powers these phones, is not the stock Android 10. A custom version of the OS is rather what powers these phones.
Being more elaborate, the Note 20 phones are powered by an operating system known as the One UI 2.5 OS. The OS is cool, just as you'd expect.
It has some nice improvements over the standard Android. And I wouldn't be surprised if you even turn out to love it more than the stock Android 10.
The fact that these phones come powered with the Android 10 OS is however not the most impressive thing, in the aspect of operating system.
What I find most interesting, in this aspect, is the fact that when the version 11 and the version 12 of the Android OS roll out, the phones are also guaranteed to get their OS upgrades.
In fact, it's also possible further OS upgrades would be made available to the phones, when the Android 13 and the Android 14 roll out.
Which member of the Note 20 series you decide to buy, would determine how much storage space you can possibly get.
If you're buying an N20 with 4G support, you can only get a build having 256 GB of storage. You should however understand that 4G N20s do not come with micro SD card support.
As for 5G N20s, there is a variant of the phone coming with 128 GB of storage and there's also a variant coming with 256 GB of storage. For those who wonder whether 128 GB should be okay, the answer is yes.
In other words, if you're considering saving some money, feel free to opt-in for a 128 GB build.
However, if you have some extra cash to spare, you can consider a build equipped with 256 GB of storage. You should also be aware of the fact that 5G Note 20s do not also have support for storage expansion.
If you decide to opt-in for an N20 Ultra with 4G support, you can either get a build with 256 GB or 512 GB of storage.
If you would be using the phone for 3 years or more, then a 512 Gb storage might be ideal.
If you however wouldn't be using the phone for this long, you probably have no good reason to cough out some extra cash for a build which features 512 GB of storage space.
The Note 20 Ultra which comes with 5G support, is the most impressive of all members of the series.
And if you'd prefer this phone, you can get a build with 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB of storage.
And just like I stated above, a 128 GB build would be best for people who'd like to save some cash, while a 256 GB build is what you should ordinarily consider.
If you however plan using the phone for 3 or more years, you should consider a 512 GB build.
The massive storage space which members of the N20 series may feature, is however not what makes their storage so interesting. The type of storage devices equipped in them is what's most interesting, when it comes to this aspect.
Ordinarily, high-end devices come with UFS 2.1 storage devices. Storage devices of this type are ordinarily massively more impressive than eMMC 5.1 storages we see in mid-range phones.
And while we all expected the storage device of the N20 phones to be UFS 2.1 devices, Samsung exceeded our expectations, by featuring UFS 3.1 storage devices in the phones.
For those who don't know what UFS 3.1 storage devices are, let me simply state that they're the state-of-art storage devices for mobile phones.
With this kind of storage devices, the phones can achieve bi-directional data transfer, at speeds up to 23.2 Gbps. This transfer speed can be compared to the transfer speeds of impressive SSD storages seen in laptops.
While some people may feel UFS 3.1 storage devices are overkills and unnecessary, they are not.
When it comes to the phones in the Note 20 series, this type of storage devices can rather be very useful.
Take for instance, when taking 4K and 8K videos on many high-end smartphones, you'd often have a laggy experience, due to the inability of their storage devices to record these videos at speeds higher than what they could take.
As a result, even though those phones have 4K and 8K videos support, using them for these kinds of videos isn't pleasurable.
But with the help of the UFS 3.1 storage devices featured by the N20s, the N20s would seamlessly take 4K and 8K videos.
There are many ways the UFS 3.1 storages would be beneficial, and what I've just explained is just a single example of how useful they could be.
Even though, some people claim Samsung could have done a better job with the rear cameras of the Standard Note 20, one thing no one can deny is that the cameras of the phone are impressive.
The main rear camera of the phone is a 12 MP camera. This camera is not only capable of taking highly impressive pictures, it can also be used to take 4K and 8K videos, as hinted above.
And trust me when I say the 4K and 8K videos it takes are impressive, and not the mediocre 4K and 8K videos we see some other high-end phones take.
While the main 12 MP rear camera alone is okay to blow your mind, the phone also features the Samsung Bright S5KGW2 lens which is responsible for its telephotos.
There is further the Samsung S5K2LA lens which helps with taking ultra-wide pictures. This lens is an ISOCELL lens also having a resolution of 12 megapixels.
And just like every other lens the phone features, it is pretty enhanced. It also worthwhile stating that the ultra-wideness of the lens is one of the most impressive we have out there.
The front camera of the Standard Note 20 is just a 10 MP camera. But from the few pictures I could take with it, the Sony IMX374 positioned in the front of the phone proves to be much better than some 32 MP camera featured in many other phones.
In other words, you have no cause to be disappointed about the fact that the front camera is just 10 MP in resolution.
In fact, it's worthwhile stating that this front camera can be used to take 4K and 8K videos — this is not a thing a huge number of phones can boast of.
The set of cameras featured by the Standard Note 20 are guaranteed to wow anyone who uses them, but those featured by the N20 Ultra are even more impressive.
Starting with the rear cameras of the phone, the main rear camera of the N20 Ultra is a mind-blowing 108 MP camera.
This 108 MP camera which goes by the name the "Samsung Bright S5KHM1" is an ISOCELL camera which can be used to take as high as 8K videos, among many other impressive things.
When using it to shoot 720p videos, you can achieve up to 960 frames per second.
While the Samsung Bright S5KHM1 is responsible for normal pictures of the N20 Ultra, a 13 MP camera called the Samsung S5K3M5, is responsible for its telephotos.
This Samsung S5K3M5 lens is not as impressive as the Samsung Bright S5KGW2 lens of the Standard N20, but still, my experience with the phone proves the Samsung S5K3M5 to also be an impressive lens.
As for ultra-wide pictures of the N20 Ultra, a lens known as the Samsung S5K2L3 is responsible for this.
This lens hasn't been spotted in a lot of phones, but my experience with the phone also proves the lens to be a cool one. The resolution of this lens is 12 MP and it's an ISOCELL lens.
The camera which serves as the front camera of the Note 20 Ultra is also the same featured in front of the Standard N20. So the same thing I've said about the N20's front camera applies to the N20 Ultra's front camera.
The stylus of the Galaxy N20 and the N20 Ultra are also things worthwhile of mentioning.
Compared to the stylus of the Note 10 Plus, the styluses of members of the N20 series are more impressive.
The stylus of the Standard N20 has a latency of 26 ms compared to the 42 ms of the Note 10 Plus.
What this means is that when using the N20's stylus, the response is so fast that I could hardly notice any lag while using it.
If you've used the stylus of the Note 10 Plus you should understand how unappealing a stylus lag can be.
But with the N20's stylus, you can wave a goodbye to this little annoyance.
While the stylus of the Standard Note 20 is impressively fast, the stylus of the Note 20 Ultra is even faster.
The latency of the N20 Ultra's stylus is just 9ms, compared to the 26 ms of the Standard N20.
The phones released under the Note 20 series are hands down among the most impressive we have out there. Only a very few products can compete with them.
So, if you can afford any of the N20 phones, you should feel free to buy it, as they are all very unlikely to end up a regret.
One thing I must however state is that these phones are quite overpriced.
In other words, if you're the kind who not only buys phones for their impressiveness but also considers whether they're a great value for money or not, you might want to stay away from the Note 20 phones.
Your turn. What do you think of samsung galaxy note 20 and its Ultra? Do you think is price in Nigeria is too much or just worth the asking amount? Let me know in the comment.
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Karachi: Executive Committee Pakistan Medical Association Karachi is extremely concern about the existing situation at DOW University of Health Sciences after the suspension of Vice Chancellor as per order of High Court of Sindh.
The Executive Committee meeting on 28th June 2014 at PMA House Karachi passed a resolution unanimously and demanded for immediate appointment of Vice Chancellor to deal with the affairs of university, after suspension of Vice Chancellors. The Executive Committee demanded that the Vice Chancellor should only be appointed purely on merit who can manage the university without fear and pressure.
It will be only possible when government strictly select a Vice Chancellor on merit without political interference. The committee also demanded that the new Vice Chancellor should be appointed as full time Vice Chancellor who should not get involves in Private Practice of any kind. The university should pay him enough salary to keep him away from private practice and other activities. It is also suggested that new Vice Chancellor should allow professors and faculty members to organize their staff union and advice Vice Chancellors to improve academic environment at DUHS. The Executive Committee also suggested to revise the career structure of faculty members and all head of the department should work on full time basis.
The Executive Committee showed its concern about lack of faculty in different departments and it is alarming to see that DMC and DIMC are not fulfilling the criteria of PMDC.
The Executive Committee also demanded that the DUHS should transfer, all the asset and funding of Sindh Medical College to newly formed Medical University at Jinnah hospital and Sindh Medical College.