$15,000 toward the acquisition of Conspiracy, c.1955, a painting by the artist for the museum's permanent collection. Following his studies at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Biberman lived and established his career in Paris and New York City before settling in Los Angeles in 1936. Influenced by social realism, Biberman painted portraits and murals that increasingly reflected mid-century social and political concerns such as the Spanish Civil War and McCarthyism.
$15,000 to help acquire an early painting by the artist for the museum's permanent collection. Bluhm served as a pilot during World War II, afterwhich he abandoned his studies of architecture to pursue painting in both Paris and New York. An active member of the second generation abstract expressionist group, Bluhm also created work that, symetrically composed with volumous shapes of pinks and reds, references interior aspects of the body.
$15,000 to inventory and rehouse work by the photographer, organized by Jean Bubley and archivist Tracy Schmid. Bubley was a leading photojournalist between the 1940s and the 1960s and worked for the United States government, Standard Oil, and magazines such as Life, Ladies Home Journal, and Look. Described by some as a quiet observer, Bubley captured many poignant and private moments of children, city life, and hospital environments as well as hauntingly striking photographs of oil rigs.
$15,000 to catalogue and preserve paintings and photographs by the artist, organized by Yvonne Jacquette Burckhardt, Jennifer Jankauskas, and Corrine Nelson. Born in Basel, Switzerland, Burkhardt left medical school to pursue his interests in photography and filmmaking and in 1935 moved to New York. His signature photographs of the city's architecture, barbershops, and crowds, as well as his portraits of seminal art figures, created a new perspective of New York and its artworld.
$5,000 toward Herman Cherry: Paintings on Paper, 1957, an exhibition and accompanying catalogue on the painter, organized by director Helen Harrison. Cherry painted with the W.P.A. Project in Los Angeles and was active in New York from the 1950s until 1992. Expressed through large shapes defined by soft edges, color was Cherry's primary means of structuring his paintings, which are composed in such a way as to de-centralize the painting's focus.
$10,000 toward the acquisition of eight works by the painter/sculptor for the museum's permanent collection. Despite spending a large portion of her life in relative isolation and poverty near Lake Bistineau, Louisiana, Connell participated in both the Civil Rights Movement and the Women's Movement and remained connected to the art world through annual trips to New York City. Her abstract paintings and sculptures reflect her deep connections to nature through the use of iconic shapes and colorful patterns.
$20,000 toward an exhibition on the painter together with a catalogue and related programs, organized by museum curator Patricia S. Canterbury. Delaney was born in Tennessee and trained as an artist in Boston during the 1920s. He painted portraits and urban scenes primarily in New York during the later years of the Harlem Renaissance, and beginning in the early 1960s painted abstractions in Paris where he resided for the rest of his life.
$10,000 toward Douglas Huebler, an exhibition on the photographer with a catalogue and related programs, organized by director Jenni Lomax and art historian and critic Mark Godfrey. Huebler was active in post-war American art and was involved in a variety of movements such as, abstract expressionism, minimalism, and most notably conceptually inspired photography. Many of his photographs document people participating in various activities. One of his most ambitious projects was the attempt to photograph everyone alive on the planet.
$15,000 to help acquire the 1948 painting It Isn't the Heat, It's the Humidity for the museum's permanent collection. Born in Vienna, Koerner left Europe during the rise of Nazism and emigrated to the United States in 1939. Koerner's figurative realist paintings are complicated by the use of multiple scales, distortion, and fantastic scenerios, such as the image of a magazine advertisement blown across a man's face. The advertisement depicts a couple kissing and creates the circular illusion that the man is a woman kissing another man.
$15,000 for Ana Mendieta: A Retrospective, a traveling exhibition on the artist with a monograph and related programs, organized by museum curator Olga M. Viso. Born in Cuba and raised in the United States, Mendieta made sculptures and earthworks based on mythic female forms, influenced by Cuban and Mexican spiritual traditions. Her "interventions" in nature included materials such as rock formations, tree trunks, roots, leaves, debris, sand, and water.
$10,000 to host Ana Mendieta: A Retrospective, organized by the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and overseen by Whitney curator Marla Prather. In addition to Mendieta's better-known sculptures and photographs, this exhibition will feature several works never before included in museum exhibitions, including certain earth sculptures, large performance-related works on paper, bark carvings and Rupestrian etchings.
$18,000 for the conservation of photographs by the artist in preparation for an exhibition sponsored by the Mexican Cultural Institute of New York and the Instituto Cervantes, organized by grandson Christopher J. Dallet. Robinson worked in both New York and Mexico and was an assistant to Diego Rivera as well as a 1931 Guggenheim fellow. Concerned with the social and political strife of the Spanish Civil War and World War II, Robinson produced photographs and drawings that depict the difficult living conditions of orphaned Spanish children and refugees.
$20,000 toward the monograph that will accompany the retrospective exhibition American Horizons: The Photographs of Art Sinsabaugh, published by Hudson Hills Press, with contributions by guest curator Keith Davis and museum curator Nanette Esseck Brewer. Originally from New Jersey, Sinsabaugh lived and taught in the midwest at Chicago's Institute of Design and the University of Illinois. His wide format photographs of the American landscape, both urban and rural, reveal the relationship between humanity and the land, evidenced in his images of sweeping horizons punctuated by bridges, silos, skyscrapers and highways.
$13,000 toward the acquisition of the 1946 painting Center Columns, Blue-Red for the museum's permanent collection. Born in Oklahoma's Indian Territory, Smith worked in New York and taught at various institutions, including the University of Georgia. Using canvases of various sizes and shapes, Smith painted hard-edged, abstract geometric forms defined by tangential lines in brilliant primary colors.
$10,000 to document and catalogue the work of the sculptor/painter, organized by Peter Capurso and Arden Sugarman Eliopoulos. Sugarman lived and worked in New York and created large colorful sculptures, some of which exist as wall or floor pieces. Inspired by his early interest in the compositions of Chinese painting and Matisse, Sugarman produced rhythmical pieces made from jagged geometric forms that challenged the conventions of figure-based sculpture.
$5,000 to help acquire the 1998 sculptural work (12151115121): Counting Without Riggers for the museum's permanent collection. Taylor was a New York-based artist who exhibited predominately in Europe. His imaginative and playful style is exemplified in work that explores multiple angles and viewpoints. Taylor saw his sculptures as three-dimensional drawings and used industrial materials such as inner tubes, plexi-glass and foamed plastic floats in his work.
$15,000 toward the acquisition of a painting by the artist for the museum's permanent collection. Thomas taught art for 36 years in Washington D.C. before retiring and devoting herself full-time to painting. Thomas's interest in observed natural form and color field painting can be seen through her rhythmical use of various patterns, stripes, and concentric circles constructed from dabs of brightly colored pigment.
$15,000 toward the costs associated with establishing the H.C. Westermann Study Collection, organized by museum curator Richard Born and registrar Jennifer Widman. Trained as an artist in Chicago, Westermann ultimately settled in Connecticut and produced sculptural constructions and assemblages. His work interpretes social and historical events of the 1950s through the 1970s, combining woodworking and craftsmanship with a Dadaist sense of humor.
$10,000 to help acquire one or two vintage photographs by the artist for the museum's permanent collection. A graduate of RISD's Bachelor of Fine Arts program, Woodman's self-portraiture incorporates highly personal raw images in timeless, spare interiors. Her naked figure is often posed with mirrors, shells, masks, and other props.


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Vote for the Week 11 Standard-Times Volleyball Player of the Week
Take a moment to vote in the Standard-Times Volleyball Player of the Week poll for Week 11 of the 2019 season
Vote for the Week 11 Standard-Times Volleyball Player of the Week Take a moment to vote in the Standard-Times Volleyball Player of the Week poll for Week 11 of the 2019 season Check out this story on gosanangelo.com: https://www.gosanangelo.com/story/sports/2019/10/21/vote-week-11-standard-times-volleyball-player-week-sonora-wall-bronte-harper/4059366002/
Amy McDaniel, San Angelo Standard-Times Published 7:46 p.m. CT Oct. 21, 2019 | Updated 10:13 a.m. CT Oct. 22, 2019
Bronte's Karissa Cervenka blocks the ball from Marfa during 1A regional semifinals Friday, Nov. 9, 2018, at Central High School gym. (Photo: Yfat Yossifor / San Angelo Standard-Times)
It's time to recognize the top high school volleyball performances in West Texas from Week 11. Take a moment to vote in the Standard-Times Player of the Week poll:
• Piper Bodden, San Angelo Cornerstone: The sophomore setter had six assists and 34 service points made in two matches, including two aces, as the Lady Lions locked up their TAPPS 1A district title and earned a first-round bye in the playoffs.
• Karissa Cervenka, Bronte: The 5-8 senior middle hitter had nine kills and four solo blocks to lead the Lady Longhorns to a four-set win over Miles, which was previously unbeaten in District 7-2A. Bronte was the only team that won two matches in district play last week despite a season-ending injury to a starter on Tuesday.
• Zoe Granzin, Wall: The 5-2 senior took over the libero spot after an injury during a road match Tuesday, and had 25 digs and only two serve receive errors in that four-set win. Also had nine digs and zero serve-receive errors in her first start at that position during the next match in District 4-3A play, where the Lady Hawks remain undefeated.
• Graci Green, Harper: The 5-10 senior middle blocker led her team in kills (17), service aces (3), digs (20) and also had a block as the Lady Longhorns remained undefeated in District 29-2A and clinched the championship with two matches still to play.
• Kaylyn Hoffman, Sonora: The 5-8 junior outside hitter averaged nine kills and 15 digs in two matches last week as the Lady Broncos recovered from a tough loss at home in District 4-3A to win on the road four days later.
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The COVID-19 crisis: Effects on criminal violence and public security in Latin America
Host: International Policy Center
Sponsored by U-M's Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies (LACS) and co-sponsored by the International Policy Center
Edgar Franco-Vivanco, Rebecca Hanson, Beatriz Magaloni, Eduardo Moncada, Sandra Ley
Nov 20, 2020, 1:00-3:00 pm EST
This is a Virtual Event.
Latin America is the region with the highest incidence of homicides per-capita in the globe. Whereas the region accounts for only 13 percent of the world's population, it reports around 40 percent of total homicides. In many areas, criminal groups contend the state for dominance as they cash in billions of dollars from the drug trade. The COVID health crisis has disrupted the drug market and the balance of power within criminal organizations. At the same time, countries across Latin America are struggling with weakening economies, massive unemployment, abusive police behavior, and the shadow of militarization and populism.
This panel brings together an interdisciplinary group of scholars to analyze the different channels in which the pandemic might accentuate criminal violence and other pre-existing public security challenges in the region. Examples will be drawn from Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela.
From the speakers' bios
Edgar Franco-Vivanco is a MIDAS and NCID postdoctoral fellow at the University of Michigan. Edgar's research agenda explores how colonial era institutions and contemporary criminal violence shape economic under-performance, particularly within Latin America. His dissertation-related book project studies the role Indigenous groups have played in the state-building process of the region since colonial times. Using extensive archival data of colonial Mexican courts, combined with automated text analysis, he examines the complex interactions between Indigenous communities and the colonial state. Edgar's research on contemporary challenges to development focuses on criminal violence and policing. He is co-authoring a book that draws on extensive fieldwork in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to study the differentiated effects of state interventions against organized criminal groups.
Beatriz Magaloni is Professor in the Department of Political Science and a Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI) at Stanford University. She is also director of the Poverty, Violence and Governance Lab. Most of her current work focuses on state repression, police, human rights, and violence. In 2010 she founded the Poverty, Violence and Governance Lab (POVGOV) within FSI's Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law. Her work has appeared in the American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, World Development, Comparative Political Studies, Annual Review of Political Science, Latin American Research Review, Journal of Theoretical Politics and other journals. Her first book, Voting for Autocracy: Hegemonic Party Survival and its Demise in Mexico (Cambridge University Press, 2006), won the Best Book Award from the Comparative Democratization Section of the American Political Science Association and the 2007 Leon Epstein Award for the Best Book published in the previous two years in the area of political parties and organizations. Her second book, The Political Logic of Poverty Relief (co-authored with Alberto Diaz Cayeros and Federico Estévez), also published by Cambridge University Press, studies the politics of poverty relief.
Eduardo Moncada is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Barnard College, Columbia University. His research agenda focuses on the political economy of crime and violence as well as comparative urban politics in Latin America. Moncada is the author of Cities, Business and the Politics of Urban Violence in Latin America (Stanford University Press, 2016) and co-editor of Inside Countries: Subnational Research in Comparative Politics (Cambridge University Press, 2019). In his forthcoming book, Resisting Extortion: Victims, Criminals and Police in Latin America (Cambridge University Press), he analyzes the different ways in which victims mobilize to negotiate, end or prevent extortion at the hands of armed criminal groups. He has published articles in Perspectives on Politics, Latin American Research Review, Comparative Politics, Studies in Comparative International Development, and Global Crime, among others. Moncada's research has received support from the Fulbright-Hays program, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, the Smith Richardson Foundation, and the Ford Foundation / National Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Rebecca Hanson is Assistant Professor of Crime, Law & Governance at the University of Florida, with a joint appointment in the Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law and the Center for Latin American Studies. She has published research on Venezuela in the Journal of Latin American Studies; The Sociological Quarterly; Crime, Law, and Social Change; and REVISTA M. Estudos sobre a Morte, os Mortos e o Morrer. She has also published extensively in outlets such as The Christian Science Monitor, NACLA, The Conversation, and Insight Crime. Her book Harassed: Gender, Bodies, and Ethnographic Fieldwork, co-authored with Patricia Richards (University of Georgia) was published last year with University of California Press.
Sandra Ley is Assistant Professor at the Political Studies Division at the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE). Prior to her arrival at CIDE, she was a visiting fellow at the Kellogg Institute for International Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Sandra studies criminal violence and political behavior. Her research focuses on the political consequences of criminal activity. Her most recent work examines how violence affects the activation of civil society, political participation and accountability. Sandra's work includes several sources of information. She conducted extensive fieldwork in the north and south of Mexico; she designed an original post-election survey and built a unique database on protests against crime and insecurity in Mexico. Together with Guillermo Trejo, Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame, she is the coauthor of the book Votes, Drugs, and Violence. The Political Logic of Criminal Wars in Mexico (Cambridge University Press, 2020). Her work has been published in British Journal of Political Science, Comparative Political Studies, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Latin American Politics and Society, Latin American Research Review, among other international academic journals. Sandra received her Ph.D. in Political Science from Duke University in 2014.
This event is funded in part by a Title VI National Resource Center grant from the US Department of Education.
*If there is anything we can do to make this event accessible to you, please contact us. Please be aware that advance notice is necessary as some accommodations may require more time for the university to arrange. Contact: alanarod@umich.edu
This event is sponsored by U-M's Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies (LACS) and Department of Political Science, and co-sponsored by the Ford School's International Policy Center.
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February 26, 2016Mark Barber0 Comments
Australian filmmaker Alex Proyas had a terrific output in the 1990's: the gothic comic book adaptation, The Crow, and the superlative neo-noir/sci-fi film Dark City. Since then, however, Proyas has made few noteworthy cinematic contributions, and his latest, the 3D fantasy/adventure film Gods of Egypt, is abundant in imagination but lacking in novelty.
Screenwriters Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless conceive a world where ancient Egyptian gods lived alongside their mortal subjects as rulers. Horus (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) is the heir-apparent to the throne of Egypt, but his coronation is disrupted by his uncle, Set (Gerard Butler), who inherits the crown instead. A human thief, Bek (Brenton Thwaites), is thrust into the battle of gods in order to save his girlfriend, Zaya (Courtney Eaton) from death.
Sazama and Sharpless' screenplay is loaded with plot, yet surprisingly sparse on productive world-building. Characters are introduced awkwardly, exposition is delivered clumsily, and plot devices are thrown here and there without much context. Factor in the film's two-hour running time, the lethargic journey of a god and his human morality pet is too familiar to be interesting.
Proyas' knack for visual chemistry – blending several different ideas together to form convincing architectural structures and effects – is on full display here, and helps buoy the film's retreading of several, much better adventure films. The film's moderate visual efficacy isn't enough to save it from the more absurd elements: the gods (who are also 20 feet tall) bleed liquid gold, and the Earth is flat.
Predictably, Gods of Egypt has also received criticism for its whitewashing of ancient Egyptians. Only one actor of colour is a main character in the film (Chadwick Boseman plays Thoth, the god of knowledge) – the rest play slaves and peasants. Proyas has attempted to explain the casting by drawing attention to the fact that Gods of Egypt is a fantasy film and therefore lacks historical grounding (he has, however, apologized nonetheless). The exact nature of its cultural relevancy or accuracy is a point of contention. But regardless, the film's cast seems especially unwilling to carry the film. Coster-Waldau lacks charisma and an out-of-place Geoffrey Rush frequently looks bored. While somewhat of a rising star who has yet to have a major studio hit, Brenton Thwaites is the most capable actor here.
Visually energized yet narratively tedious, Gods of Egypt is familiar territory.
Mark Barber: @WorstCinephile
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I'd mentioned that I had wanted to get back to basics and do some blog entries on the foundational things. The Holy Spirit is near and dear to me, and I pray to Him daily. But He is often overlooked in the Trinity, in favor of prayers to Almighty God and to Lord Jesus. But the Holy Spirit has an important ministry we'll take a look at in this essay. We'll also see how He is prophesied to minister in the last of the last days and in the Tribulation.
The last days are the entire Church Age. They began at Pentecost and they will end at the Rapture. So Paul was in the last days. Martin Luther was in the last days. Charles Spurgeon was in the last days. We are in the last days. But I believe we are in the last of the last days, the moments remaining perhaps but few. However the ministry of the Holy Spirit has been with us since Genesis 1:2 where we're told "the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters." Don't you visualize Him as a dove, his wings outstretched and fluttering over the waters almost hugging the world as it was being formed? He is referred to again in Genesis 1:26 when God said "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness..." Therefore we can conclude the Holy Spirit is God.
He has a personality. In Genesis 1:2 and Job 33:4 we read that He creates life. He directs where to preach and where not to preach. Remember Paul's seeking of direction for where to go next in his mission fields? The Spirit stopped him from going north, then south, and eventually directed Paul to go to Greece, blessedly bringing the Gospel from the Middle East to Europe. (Acts 8:29; Acts 10:19-20; Acts 16:6-7).
"Turn you at my reproof: behold, I will pour out my spirit unto you, I will make known my words unto you." (Proverbs 1:23). He is the Spirit of wisdom and understanding! (Isaiah 11:2). And we need Him for that, desperately. Without Him we cannot understand the Word.
"But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him. But God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God." (1 Corinthians 2:9-10). Without Him we cannot understand the Word.
His ministry in some ways remains the same and some ways changes throughout the course of the covenants. In most cases in the Old Testament, the Spirit "came upon", He did not indwell. John the Baptist is an exception. John the Baptist is considered an Old Testament prophet because he died before the cross. Nevertheless, John was filled with the Spirit in the womb. Another example of God filling someone with the Spirit prior to the cross is Exodus 31:1-2, filling Bezalel to know how to build the temple. But normally, the Spirit came upon them for the period necessary to fulfill the task set before them (2 Chron 24:20, Judges 3:24).
God could and did take away the Spirit. The Spirit came upon Saul as King (1 Sam 10:6) but God removed it when Saul rebelled (1 Sam 16:14). David begged God not to take away the Spirit in his rebellion with Bathsheba. (Psalm 51:11).
When Jesus told the Disciples that He was going away but He would send a Comforter, it was the Spirit He was referring to. The Spirit descended on the Apostles at Pentecost, filling them. (Acts 2). However that portion of the Spirit's ministry changed, He now indwells us permanently. He is the deposit of guarantee of our inheritance and His seal of ownership on us. (Ephesians 1:14 and 2 Corinthians 1:22). If we confess our sins and believe by faith Jesus is Lord, He sends the Spirit into us and we can never lose Him (John 10:29). This doctrine is called "Once Saved, Always Saved" and I believe in it. If we could lose the Spirit as in OT days then there would be no guarantee, would there? If God sends the Spirit to indwell but takes it away, He breaks His own seal, doesn't He? No, it cannot be so!
But remember the Tribulation is actually a return to the Old Testament days, finishing up those last decreed 7 years as punishment of the Jews and the world for unrighteousness (Daniel 9:24). Therefore the way I read it, the Spirit will return to the ministry of 'coming upon' but not indwelling. It is why they will sacrifice in the Tribulation, also.
"The only passage that describes the requirements of Tribulation believers is that they obey God's commandments and remain faithful to Jesus (Rev. 14:12). It means they will have to keep the commandments as best as they can, trusting the blood of Jesus to cover them when they fall short. Old Testament standards were essentially the same, except they didn't know the name of their Savior. Except for taking the mark of the Beast, the Bible doesn't identify any red lines beyond which salvation would be revoked, but based on what it does say more weight will be given to maintaining their faith than anything else."
One ministry the Spirit inhabits is the restraining ministry, and it is that one that I'll finish with. In Genesis 6 we read that God tell us that "My spirit will not strive with man forever..." This is the chapter of the conditions leading up to the worldwide judgment of the Flood. It seems to be telling us that at a certain point, He removes the restraining ministry from man when sin has reached a certain point, or that he removes Him prior to a worldwide judgment. However, He never removes His Spirit from the earth completely because how would we be drawn to the cross, otherwise? The verse goes on to say 'nevertheness his days are 120 years'.
We know He is the restrainer of lawlessness because Paul tells us in 2 Thessalonians 2:6-8.
"And now you know what is restraining, that he may be revealed in his own time. For the mystery of lawlessness is already at work; only He who now restrains will do so until He is taken out of the way. And then the lawless one will be revealed, whom the Lord will consume with the breath of His mouth and destroy with the brightness of His coming."
He restrains Lawlessness. The Greek word is defined "lawlessness, iniquity, disobedience, sin". He restrains sin.
Doesn't it seem like things are getting worse and worse in terms of morality, crime, greed, apostasy? I'm 51 years old (well, I will be in three weeks :) and I look back and think on the formative images I saw on the news during the 1960s and 1970s. I saw the riots, the homosexual agenda, political upheaval, the assassination of Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy, the Viet Nam war. Women's rights and abortion and Planned Parenthood and the Pill came in too. When I saw the Democratic National Convention riots, I thought the world was coming to an end, literally. It seemed to my young eyes and heart that everything was crashing down. It looks to me now from the vantage point of half a century on earth, that each new generation was exponentially worse than the previous one, and that lawlessness is compounding.
I believe America in the early to mid 1960s there was an influx of demonic activity. I believe that was allowed to happen because the Restrainer was slowly lifting His hand.
And these persistent commercials of the blond woman training for Black Friday are off the charts gross.
I think the worldwide judgment is very close, and one of the reasons I believe so is that the lawlessness (sin) has increased to such a degree, and that is because the Restrainer is restraining less and less until the moment in 2 Thessalonians He does not restrain at all. The Thessalonians verse says the antichrist will not be revealed until the Restrainer is removed, and that is in the middle of the Tribulation, but if things are this bad now, you can get a clue as to how much worse they will be then.
And also, this shows us how bad and destructive sin is. One little sin is the first gangrenous cell in your body desiring to contaminate every other cell near it and march up every limb you have and turn it black from putrefaction. That is how the world will be at the revealing of the antichrist, iniquity having been made full. (Dan 9:24). You can avoid being on earth, and be purified and refreshed if you appeal to Jesus. It is the Spirit that brought you here to read this, He draws one and all to the cross, and then convicts you of your sins. Read Galatians 3:1-5, and this commentary says of it, "The two are linked: the cross opens the door for the Spirit, and the experience of the Spirit is the result of faith in the message of the cross of Christ." Kind of circular you say? That's the Trinity, of which the Spirit is a part!
If you are an unbeliever, appeal to Jesus for your sins to be forgiven. This is repentance. You're sorry for your wrong things you do and you understand that they are crimes against Jesus. He will forgive you if you are sincere, and then He will send the Spirit to come inside you and help you resist more sinning. This is called regeneration, literally being born again as a new creation.
You can never escape sinning but when you do (and we all do, Christians too) appeal to the Spirit for help resisting them and apologize to Jesus for them. We repent after we are saved, too. As you submit more deeply to the Holy Spirit's ministry, though, you will find that you want to sin less and less. The Spirit is making you a new creation, in His likeness and in holiness. This is sanctification.
So when you share all this with someone and they say, "Man, you're not crazy, you're possessed!" you can proudly say yes, "I boast in the Spirit that is in me! Praise Jesus!"
We do live in exciting times. I too feel like things are "speeding up". I think you wrote about the sand in the hourglass awhile ago. God has been speaking to me about that too - time is running out. All we can do is cling to Him and share the gospel message of repentance and God's amazing saving grace through Jesus Christ. The closer we draw to Him through reading and studying the Word and prayer, He changes our heart and the old life and desires seem to fall away and we just don't crave the things of this world so much.
You are 51 & remember your formative images of the 60's & 70's?
I'm 32 and already feeling like a dinosaur.
All i can say is that you had your turn on this earth.....i might just have half a turn or less, but i'm still glad Jesus is coming real soon! Can't wait to go home !
Hi Anonymous, yes, I remember vividly...My very first memory at aged three years two months is the Beatles performing on Ed Sullivan. I was annoyed that the screaming was so loud that I could not hear the music, lol!
Growing up in American suburbia, my mom would boot us out the door and we'd roam the neighborhood. My fondest memories are of playing down the road at the brook, and of playing in the cemetery under the trees. We went even further on our bikes, here, there, and everywhere. And I was 6, 8, 12 years old. Could never do that today.
I can't wait for His coming to get us, that's for sure.
Sometimes it's a nudge or a feeling to do or not do/say something, one that I never ever experienced before becoming a Christian but I feel I'm doing something wrong by assuming a feeling/nudge is The Holy Spirit. I've started to rely on that "feeling" and I don't know how I can be sure it's always The Spirit and not just me.
I can say I know and understand clearly when He's speaking through The Word of God. It's powerful and unmistakable when He does.
But sometimes if I commit something to God like a health issue or emotional problem like anger, I will get those "nudges" or something holding me back when I'm in the midst of those things. I hope this all makes sense! Is this what you experience? I was wondering how you have learned to discern The Holy Spirit speaking to you? I really do love your blog and love it even more now because many don't talk so much about The Holy Spirit...Thanks and God bless!!
The Holy Spirit is like the forgotten orphan of the Trinity. But He is equal to God and Jesus and carries out an important ministry on earth and in our lives. I'm so glad you are speaking of Him and to Him!
He speaks to us through the Word. The Word is the final revelation of God to us (the first being the earth & universe, (Romans 1:18-20), the next being the Law and the Prophets, then Jesus while on earth and finally Jesus as the Word (Hebrews 1:2).
Discerning the Spirit's voice is important because our own feelings and desires will try to sneak in. Our heart is deceitful (Jer 17:9) and the mind can be blinded if we let unrepented sin linger too long (John 12:40, Romans 9:18).
What does the Spirit do for us? He hears and responds to our prayers through which we have immediate, instant, intimate access with God who supplies all our needs. He gives revelation to us as we have not only the Scripture but the resident Teacher in us who explains the Truth of Scripture to us. He is a model of authority for our own lives in the glorious Christ, and He gives to us personal intimate daily direction in terms of God's will.
I learned to listen to the Holy Spirit through prayer, which brings me close to God, reading the bible, which is Jesus speaking back to me, and daily submitting to the Spirit's ministry in prayer and in action. The closer I walk with God-Jesus-Spirit the more I can discern Him.
I also have learned my spiritual gift and usually He has me doing things that are consistent with the gift(s) He has distributed in me.
James 1:5 says "If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him" and I do ask. The key is also to listen for the answer, in prayer, from the Word, and in circumstances in life.
Be patient and go slowly, being careful not to mix our own desires with His. But ultimately, if we are consistently walking with Him in the ways I described above, He will send us desires that match His!
"How doe we walk in the Spirit?"
Wow Thank you so so so so much for all that information Elizabeth! I really do love yearn to learn about The Holy Spirit because I feel I know so little about Him. The only preacher I know that really places emphasis on the Holy Spirit is Pastor Charles Stanley. I wanted to get his book called "The Wonderful Spirit Filled Life" and was wondering if you had read it.
Anyway, you are so awesome, reliable and full of God's wisdom, I pray our Father will bless you richly in Jesus' name.
Thank you for your prayers and calls for blessing! I have not read Charles Stanley's book but he is a good resource. Good for you! Keep praying, keep studying, keep asking, and all will be added to you!
uh oh. I have read your blog on Beth Moore and totally agreed with you about her. But I have a small dispute with praying to the Holy Spirit. I even have a problem praying TO Jesus. We pray TO God the Father THROUGH the Holy Spirit BECAUSE of Jesus. They all three have different offices and titles and duties. Although they are one they are three seperate personalities. In Matthew when Jesus was instructing his disciples on prayer by giving them a pattern, he only mentions praying to THE FATHER. He only prayed to THE FATHER. He instructed to ask the FATHER in MY NAME, not simply tack "in Jesus name" to the end. Not once did he instruct to pray to the Holy Spirit. Read all of Paul's prayers. He never mentions talking to the Holy Spirit but to God the Father. This is a false teaching much as Benny Hinn taught in his erronious book, GOOD MORNING HOLY SPIRIT.
Your dsicenrmnet of Beth Moore was sopt on. Please research praying to the Holy Spirit as closely as you did her. Arnold Fruchtenbaum from Ariel Minitreis has a wonderful teaching on prayer. I used that for an entire summer with three other women as a study. I suggest reading it. There are several topics and one addresses whom we actually pray to. It is the best and most informative teaching on prayer I have ever done.
Also we need to be careful when we interpret "hearing the voice" of God, the Holy Spirit or any other spiritual entity.
Blessed sister, we pray to God directly but we also pray all three. And what a blessing THAT is!
The Spirit teaches us, aids us in the war against the flesh, intercedes for us, seals and secures us, guiding us away from the path of temptation, empowers us in the face of sin. Why WOULDN'T you want to pray and thank Him?
Don't be so legalistic, dear one. God is One in three persons. They all deserve praise and prayers of thanks but they all are One. Here is a biblical teaching on the indispensable ministry of the Holy Spirit http://www.gty.org/resources/sermons/90-418/the-indispensable-ministry-of-the-holy-spirit You can listen or read it.
I can't help but think of the times prior to Noah entering the ark. Could it have been much different than it is now? It doesn't matter that technology has advanced so much. What matters is that hearts are still evil. Sin has a hold on the human race. I can't imagine what this world will be like once the Spirit of God is taken away. But of course we know that God's Word goes out and accomplishes that which He desires.
However, I understand that some Christians do not believe in healing and deliverance in today's context.
It would be great if you could do a blog post on the works of the Holy Spirit and explore this subject further.
"What is deliverance ministry, and is it biblical?"
I cannot begin to tell you how much comfort and understanding your article has given me. Thank you so much.
Thanks for your reference to the Grace Community Church. I would love to attend it to hear the messages. However, I'm on the other side of the world.
I wonder if the full sermons of those mini video clips would be on its website in days to come.
As for the sermons, the pastor there has been preaching at Grace Community Church for 43 years. He preached thru the New Testament verse by verse. All those sermons are at the above site!
I have watched the videos and noted the constant highlight on how dangerous private revelations through prophecies etc. can be. I understand the reasons and can say that my church does caution members on always checking the released words and works against the word of God.
However, as the videos pointed out problems with the works of the Holy Spirit, I'm trying to reconcile that with my church's belief in the works of the Holy Spirit in healing, speaking of tongues etc, My church (though not called a Charismatic Church, in fact is a Baptist one) also allows sharing of vision and believes in deliverance and teaches it through spiritual warfare sessions. These sessions are based on biblical verses such as the Mark 16:15-17, Matt 12:28 I mentioned earlier. I'm trying to understand how these are not 'right' according to the videos.
I am also trying to reconcile Mark 16:15-17, Matt 12:28 with Matt 7:22-23.
Could it be that Matt 7:22-23 refers to a specific group of false teachers (which does not include those who perform miracles according to the word as stated in Mark 16:15-17 and Matt 12:28)?
I pray I could have the wisdom of God to discern what is right and what is almost right. I thank God for people like yourself who is able to shine the light for those who are still seeking, including Christians.
Hi CT, At the GTY.org website there is a new short video discussing the fundamental flaw of the Charismatic movement. It is that they depreciate the word of God by adding to it.
It all comes down to the fact that they take so many verses out of context. There are many false religions that are thriving, seemingly even Christian religions, where they are based on bible verses but are still false. The Catholic church is one such of these, claiming that Peter was the first pope based on Matthew 16:18. So just because something is based on the bible isn't necessarily true. Look at how satan twisted God's word at the Garden, and made Eve doubt. Satan USES the bible for just this purpose.
Keep praying to the Holy Spirit for wisdom and discernment. He will deliver it. He will.
What's with the rainbow flag over the cross (of Jesus?) ? I find that troublesome considering that the gay movement using the rainbow flag as their symbol..
You mean from my avatar? It was Christian wallpaper from a link provided by Tim Challies. It's not a flag. I'm sorry you find it troubling. I find it beautiful. To me it represents that life in abundance and joy abounding comes from Jesus and Him alone.
Genesis 9:13, "I have set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be a sign of the covenant between me and the earth"
Yes it's troubling that the gay movement has co-opted the rainbow, but they don't own it.


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Lethal White by Robert Galbraith
It's been almost three years since Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith was published and it has been a very long wait to find out what happens following the cliffhanger ending of ex-military policeman and private detective Cormoran Strike's late arrival at the wedding of his agency partner Robin Ellacott and her insufferable fiancé Matthew Cunliffe. The prologue of the fourth book in the series published last month, 'Lethal White', picks up exactly where 'Career of Evil' left off and the story then jumps forward a year later to the summer of 2012 when London is hosting the Olympic Games. A mentally distressed young man named Billy Knight arrives at Strike's office and then flees again shortly after claiming to have witnessed the murder of a child many years ago. Strike is subsequently approached by Jasper Chiswell, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport who has been receiving blackmail threats from Geraint Winn, husband of the Minister for Sport Della Winn, and Billy's older brother, Jimmy Knight.
'Lethal White' is the most intricately plotted book in the series yet, effectively combining two cases in one, and that's without the space dedicated to the developments in Strike and Robin's will-they-won't-they relationship which has been simmering under the surface ever since they first met. While their personal lives remain complicated, the financial fortunes of Strike's detective agency have been transformed due to the publicity generated by the cases he has solved. However, it also means his celebrity status as well as the ongoing discomfort of his prosthetic leg make it much more difficult for him to carry out surveillance work. This allows Robin to step up as an equal partner in the business having started out as an assistant. She dons disguises to work undercover at Chiswell's parliamentary office and at a shop in Camden where Jimmy's girlfriend Flick works. It is notable that even though the story is set six years ago, the most prominent themes feel very current, such as the culture of sexual harassment in Westminster and Jimmy's left-wing political activities which share more than a few similarities with the Labour Party's Momentum movement.
At 650 pages, 'Lethal White' is a fair amount wordier than the first three books in the series, drawing comparisons to a certain other well-known series by its pseudonymous author where the fourth instalment is longer than it really needed to be. However, the numerous twists and red herrings throughout the 70 chapters of Galbraith's latest outing are expertly navigated and being in the company of such well-developed characters as Strike and Robin is still an absolute pleasure.
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4 responses to "Lethal White by Robert Galbraith"
Strike sounds like such a fantastic character.
Yes, he is – it's best to start with The Cuckoo's Calling and read the series in order if you can.
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Thanks for the review. As a Harry Potter fan, I've been wanting to get around to reading the Galbraith novels. It is indeed interesting how the 4th book is much longer, just like the Harry Potter books. Old habits die hard, I suppose.
Yes – must be something about the number four!


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     * special chars if that can be avoided and it should be reasonable short.

     * It is different from a display name attribute. Display name is intended for a
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        // We can afford to delegate a set here as we know that there is one-to-one correspondence between
        // object class definition and attribute container
        ((ObjectClassComplexTypeDefinitionImpl) getComplexTypeDefinition()).setNamingAttribute(namingAttribute);
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    public void setNamingAttribute(QName namingAttribute) {
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     * Returns the native object class string for the resource object.
     *
     * Native object class is the name of the Resource Object Definition (Object
     * Class) as it is seen by the resource itself. The name of the Resource
     * Object Definition may be constrained by XSD or other syntax and therefore
     * may be "mangled" to conform to such syntax. The <i>native object
     * class</i> value will contain unmangled name (if available).
     *
     * Returns null if there is no native object class.
     *
     * The exception should be never thrown unless there is some bug in the
     * code. The validation of model consistency should be done at the time of
     * schema parsing.
     *
     * @return native object class
     * @throws IllegalStateException
     *             if there is more than one description attribute.
     */
    @Override
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        // We can afford to delegate a set here as we know that there is one-to-one correspondence between
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     * accounts.
     *
     * If no information about account type is present, false should be
     * returned. This method must return true only if isAccountType() returns
     * true.
     *
     * The exception should be never thrown unless there is some bug in the
     * code. The validation of at-most-one value should be done at the time of
     * schema parsing. The exception may not even be thrown at all if the
     * implementation is not able to determine duplicity.
     *
     * @return true if the definition should be used as account type.
     * @throws IllegalStateException
     *             if more than one default account is suggested in the schema.
     */
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    public boolean isDefaultInAKind() {
        return getComplexTypeDefinition().isDefaultInAKind();
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    public void setDefaultInAKind(boolean defaultAccountType) {
        ((ObjectClassComplexTypeDefinitionImpl) getComplexTypeDefinition()).setDefaultInAKind(defaultAccountType);
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    @Override
    public String getIntent() {
        return getComplexTypeDefinition().getIntent();
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        ((ObjectClassComplexTypeDefinitionImpl) getComplexTypeDefinition()).setIntent(accountTypeName);
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    @Override
    public ShadowKindType getKind() {
        return getComplexTypeDefinition().getKind();
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    public void setKind(ShadowKindType kind) {
        ((ObjectClassComplexTypeDefinitionImpl) getComplexTypeDefinition()).setKind(kind);
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     * Returns the definition of display name attribute.
     *
     * Display name attribute specifies which resource attribute should be used
     * as title when displaying objects of a specific resource object class. It
     * must point to an attribute of String type. If not present, primary
     * identifier should be used instead (but this method does not handle this
     * default behavior).
     *
     * Returns null if there is no display name attribute.
     *
     * The exception should be never thrown unless there is some bug in the
     * code. The validation of model consistency should be done at the time of
     * schema parsing.
     *
     * @return native object class
     * @throws IllegalStateException
     *             if there is more than one display name attribute or the
     *             definition of the referenced attribute does not exist.
     */
    @Override
    public ResourceAttributeDefinition getDisplayNameAttribute() {
        return getComplexTypeDefinition().getDisplayNameAttribute();
    }

    public void setDisplayNameAttribute(ResourceAttributeDefinition displayName) {
        ((ObjectClassComplexTypeDefinitionImpl) getComplexTypeDefinition()).setDisplayNameAttribute(displayName);
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     *
     * Convenience method. It will internally look up the correct definition.
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     * @param displayName
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        ((ObjectClassComplexTypeDefinitionImpl) getComplexTypeDefinition()).setDisplayNameAttribute(displayName);
    }

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    @Override
    public ResourceAttributeContainer instantiate() {
        return instantiate(getItemName());
    }

    @NotNull
    @Override
    public ResourceAttributeContainer instantiate(QName name) {
        name = DefinitionUtil.addNamespaceIfApplicable(name, this.itemName);
        return new ResourceAttributeContainerImpl(name, this, prismContext);
    }

    @NotNull
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        ResourceAttributeContainerDefinitionImpl clone = new ResourceAttributeContainerDefinitionImpl(itemName,
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Remy confirmed to remain with Tech3 for 2018
Remy confirmed to remain with Tech3 for 20182017-09-222017-09-22https://remygardner.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/remy-gardner-1-1.pngRemy Gardner #87https://remygardner.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/remy-gardner-austria-2017-15.jpg200px200px
The Tech3 Racing Team has announced that it will retain Remy Gardner for next season in the fiercely competitive Moto2 class.
After a solid rookie season, the young Australian intends to build on the encouraging results this year, by battling to some top-tier finishes aboard the Mistral 610 in 2018.
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"I am super stoked and really happy to be able to continue working with the Tech3 Moto2 Racing Team next year. After breaking my leg earlier in the year we have started to make progress and I am confident of what we can achieve not only for the rest of the season but in 2018 when I am totally injury free."
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Stanton Bill - Klanwatch
Stanton Bill
Klanwatch
BRINGING THE KU KLUX KLAN TO JUSTICE
Stanton Bill - Klanwatch.pdf (7.88 MB)
http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php … -Klanwatch
A SEVENTH-GENERATION Southerner, Bill Stanton was born in Arkansas in 1953. He was educated at Hendrix College in Arkansas and at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, where he received a master's degree in History. From 1978 to 1987 Mr. Stanton worked at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, devoting most of his energies to the Klanwatch Project, of which he became the director in 1985. He currently works for an alternative sentencing program in New England and is associated with the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
IN THE early 1970s the Ku Klux Klan was written off for dead. Down to a paltry fifteen hundred members-far below its modern peak of fifty thousand during the civil rights era-the so-called hooded order appeared to be on its way to oblivion. Twice previously since its founding in the 186os, however, the KKK had seemed headed for extinction, only to stage remarkable revivals. And so it was that history seemed to repeat itself as the decade of the 1970s wore on. Gradually, almost imperceptibly at first, the KKK made its way back from the brink. Few in the civil rights community, or anyone else for that matter, took the resurgence very seriously at first-until May 26, 1979, that is.
That day a mob of approximately one hundred robed Klansmen attacked a Southern Christian Leadership Conference march in Decatur, Alabama, seriously injuring several demonstrators and sending a wake-up call to activists around the country. Six months later the killings of five anti-Klan protesters in Greensboro, North Carolina, underscored in the starkest terms the threat the KKK once again posed. By then it was clear to virtually everyone: The Klan was back. I was employed as a paralegal at the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in Montgomery, Alabama, when the Center-a private, nonprofit civil rights law firm-took up the fight against the KKK in the wake of the Decatur episode. For much of the next decade, until September 1987, I worked on the Center's Klanwatch Project, first as an investigator, then as director of the multipronged anti-Klan program, which filed lawsuits, published educational materials, and monitored the KKK nationwide.
Our efforts to launch a broad-based attack on the Klan, something that had never been done before, produced some notable successes : A documentary we commissioned received an Academy Award nomination, and a history of the KKK we wrote for high school students (and placed in every public high school in the country) was acclaimed by scholars and educators alike. But it was our litigation against the KKK that proved, perhaps, to be the most important component of our work. Using federal civil rights laws seldom employed since their passage by the Reconstruction Congress, Center attorneys filed lawsuits against the Klan all over the South on behalf of the victims of KKK violence, resulting in the dissolution of one Klan faction and the bankrupting of another.
Along the way we cracked a conspiracy the FBI had been unable to solve and uncovered evidence that led to the convictions of more than two dozen Klansmen on charges ranging from civil rights violations to murder.
This book recounts some of our experiences in bringing the Klan to justice. I have written it not merely because the stories are interesting or poignant but because they are enlightening as well. They reveal much about the contemporary South: how far it has come since the sixties in terms of race relations and social and economic justice and how far it yet has to go.
Bill Stanton
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Q: A reference request about the closed-form of $\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{\sigma(n^2)}{n^6}$, where $\sigma(n)$ denotes the sum of divisors functions After that I was playing with Wolfram Alpha online calculator around the Dirichlet series of the sum of divisors function $$\sigma(n)=\sum_{d\mid n}d,$$
(my idea was to explore series involving the Apéry's constant, but seems failed) I wondered what about of the series $$\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{\sigma(n^2)}{n^6},\tag{1}$$ and if is it is possible other generalizations with a good mathematical meaning.
Using the CAS I've found a remarkable coincidence with a rational multiple of a particular value of the Riemann zeta function, but I don't know a proof (I know the method for multiplicative functions using Euler's products).

Question. I don't know if the closed-form that I've evoked for $(1)$ was in the litearute. Were in the literature the series $(1)$ or similar generazalitions? Then please refer it, and I try to find and read those propositions. Many thanks.

Notice that I don't know neither if it was in the literature nor how if the formaula that I've evokes it is easy to prove. Thus I a requiring this reference request.

A: More generally, you have
$$\sum\limits_{n = 1}^\infty  {\frac{{{\sigma _a}({n^2})}}{{{n^s}}}}  = \frac{{\zeta (s)\zeta (s - a)\zeta (s - 2a)}}{{\zeta (2s - 2a)}}$$

Indeed, $$\sum\limits_{n = 1}^\infty  {\frac{{{\sigma _a}({n^2})}}{{{n^s}}}}  = \prod\limits_p {\left( {1 + \frac{{{\sigma _a}({p^2})}}{{{p^s}}} + \frac{{{\sigma _a}({p^4})}}{{{p^{2s}}}} + ...} \right)} $$
and the result follows at once by calculating the inner term (it's just a geometric series):
$$\sum\limits_{k = 0}^\infty  {\frac{{{\sigma _a}({p^{2k}})}}{{{p^{ks}}}}}  = \frac{{1 + {p^{ - (s - a)}}}}{{(1 - {p^{ - (s - 2a)}})(1 - {p^{ - s}})}}$$

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WeatherWA NewsPerth
Sky News weather forecasts Perth's in for a long hot summer
Kim ChristianThe West Australian
Wed, 27 September 2017 9:43AM
Summer forecast to be an absolute scorche
VideoThe start of the school holidays is set to be a washout for many families, but Perth is set to get blasted in a scorching summer.
The start of the school holidays is set to be a washout for many families, but Perth is set to get blasted in a scorching summer.
That's according to a Severe Weather Outlook 2016-17 report to be released by Sky News Weather, which predicts WA is in for a hotter and drier summer than last year.
Perth experienced an average maximum of 27.7C in 2015-16, which was one degree higher than the long-term average.
With summer around the corner these parks will get the kids off the devices.
VideoWith summer around the corner these parks will get the kids off the devices.
Sky News meteorologist Tom Saunders said the Indian Ocean was in a "neutral state", allowing local conditions to be the major force controlling weather patterns.
He said the coming summer would be the 12th consecutive warm season above average temperatures.
One or two heatwaves will affect Perth in the six-month period, with forecasters predicting three to seven days of severe thunderstorms.
Up to three tropical cyclones are likely to form off the north coast between the Kimberley and Cape York Peninsula.
This week, heavy rain and possible storms will lash Perth today, with more showers forecast every day until Friday.
Camera IconStock up on sunscreen, we're in for a long hot summer. Credit: Lincoln Baker, WA News


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The Thoughtbook of F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Secret Boyhood Diary (Fesler-Lampert Minnesota Heritage)
Univ Of Minnesota Press, 2013
88 pp., $12.95
Casey N. Cep
The Thoughtbook of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Portrait of the artist as a teenager.
The teenager is an invention of the Cold War. The term was first used in the Forties as a marketing term for clothing. If the 19th century invented childhood, then the 20th century invented adolescence. It's no surprise, then, that the last few decades have brought a proliferation in the publication of juvenilia.
The doggerel of poets and the young scribbling of novelists is now bound between professional covers and prefaced by serious scholars. There is quite an appetite for these early works. Readers devoured Inventions of the March Hare when Christopher Ricks published T. S. Eliot's early poems and enjoyed Hyde Park Gate News when Gillian Lowe edited the family newspaper of the young Virginia Woolf.
Whether diaries or drafts, we are all too happy to follow our favorite writers through the earliest years of their literary efforts. Dave Page brings a fresh installment of juvenilia with F. Scott Fitzgerald's boyhood diary. The Thoughtbook, as Fitzgerald titled it, begins in August of 1910 and runs through February 1911. It is only 27 pages long, but it includes some of his earliest character sketches.
Fitzgerald's first publication was a detective story that appeared in his school newspaper at age thirteen, the same year that he began keeping this diary. It's no coincidence that David Foster Wallace's "Forever Overhead" memorializes the thirteenth birthday as "the chance for people to recognize that important things are happening to you."
The thirteenth year is indeed highly significant. For Fitzgerald, it was an age of friendship and romance, dancing lessons and secret clubs. Dave Page transcribes every line of the diary with love and care, preserving spelling mistakes and even some of the more curious formatting decisions.
Fitzgerald kept the diary locked under his bed for years. Although his daughter Scottie thought she donated it with her father's other papers to Princeton, it was actually in the hands of Arthur Mizener, who quoted it in his biography The Far Side of Paradise. It was excerpted in Life magazine in the Fifties, then printed in a limited edition by Princeton Library in the Sixties. Somehow it found its way into the special collection of the University of South Carolina at Columbia, where Dave Page found it locked away.
The Thoughtbook begins in August, when Fitzgerald was living in Minnesota. "My Girls," as the first entry is titled, catalogues his memories of Nancy ("we were quite infatuated with each other") and Kitty ("It was impossible to count the number of times I kissed [her] that afternoon"). September brings a remembrance of Violet Stockton, who summered in St. Paul but "spoke with a soft southern accent leaving out the r's."
The politics of adolescent romance consume the young author, who notes without much humility: "In truth Kitty Shultz, Dorothy, Violet, Marie and Catherine Tre all liked me best." In November, the budding listmaker records: "the boys and girls I like best in order," though he is careful to note, "This list changes continually[.] Only authentic at date of chapter." The young Casanova writes later: "I have two new crushes, to wit … . I have not quite decided yet which I like the best. The 2nd is the prettiest. The 1st the best talker."
Near the diary's end, Fitzgerald turns from individuals to adolescent society. "The first club I remember really belonging to was the white handkerchief," which had dues and officers and whose members "were bound to tell none of the secrets tho [he] doubt[s] muchly if there were any to tell." That was the first, but "[t]he best club [he] belonged to was the Gooserah club." This club had elaborate rules and even a rival club to contend with, but its purpose and activities are not recorded. Its name came from the surname of a Sunday school peer. Alfred Gusan having been pitiably mispronounced, Fitzgerald writes: "The absurdity of the name struck us and I sugested [sic] that we get up a club named this."
The very end of the diary is a long reflection on Margaret and Alida, two "fickle" girls whom Fitzgerald lusts after but who have many other suitors. It's delightful to watch the young author reflect on courtship, presaging the romanticism that would fill his later novels and stories. He is a careful observer of his peers and chronicler of his own affections. The dialogue that enlivens his mature literary works is already present in these brief sketches.
It is hard to convey the precocious charm of a thirteen-year-old who writes: "Didnt [sic] do much today but learned a few valuble [sic] things to wit." The Thoughtbook is full of such delights. Everything is said to happen "quite by accident," though the yearning for narrative and order is already there in Fitzgerald's self-consciously labeled chapters. Here is the young author attempting to shape his life into a story, one with characters and plot and themes.


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Highfields a warning to budding pushy shareholders
4 October 2018 By Lauren Silva Laughlin Follow @TheRealLSL
The $12 bln behind-the-scenes activist is closing amid low returns that also hit rivals. Yet investors are still throwing money at the strategy. High-profile battles waged by funds from Third Point to CalSTRS grab headlines. But poor profits make steering clear a better bet.
Source: REUTERS/Darren Staples
Reuters: Hedge fund Highfields to shut down founder says in client letter
Loeb needs Campbell Soup to taste more like Heinz
Papa John's poison-crust defense is justified
Sandell asks Barnes & Noble to pick an adventure
Highfields Capital Management founder Jonathon Jacobson told investors on Oct. 3 that he is going to wind down the roughly $12 billion hedge fund and convert it into a family office, Reuters reported. In a letter to investors the 57-year-old wrote: "After three-and-a-half decades of sitting in front of a screen, I realized I am ready for a change." He also noted that returns have been below his expectations in the "last few years."
Highfields has lost a little more than 1 percent this year and was up just slightly in 2017.
On Oct. 1 activist investor Legion Partners along with the California State Teachers' Retirement System disclosed a 5.5 percent stake in Papa John's International. The company's founder John Schnatter, who resigned as chief executive last year and as chairman in July this year, owns nearly 30 percent of the stock.
Third Point Capital, run by Dan Loeb, has demanded records of board meetings and other financial documents from Campbell Soup, according to Reuters. Loeb's fund owns a nearly 6 percent stake in the company.