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José Rubio de Villegas fue un pintor y litógrafo español de la segunda mitad del .

Biografía
Pintor de la segunda mitad del , fue hijo y discípulo del igual llamado José Rubio de Villegas. Nació en Madrid y fue discípulo de la Academia de San Fernando. En la Exposición de Bellas Artes de 1856 presentó Un retrato, y en la de 1858 Un estercolero. En 1860 hizo algunas litografías que formaron parte de un álbum dedicado a recordar la guerra de África. Fueron también de su mano algunas muy notables de las que ilustran la Historia del Escorial, de Rotondo, reproducciones de los techos de dicho edificio.

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Bibliografía

Pintores de España del siglo XIX
Nacidos en Madrid


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    // new user entity
    NSManagedObject *entity = [NSEntityDescription insertNewObjectForEntityForName:ENTITY_LOG
                                                            inManagedObjectContext:context];

    return (Log *)entity;
}

- (Log *)retrieveData {
    DataManagerMOC *context = [DataManagerMOC mainThreadContext];

    NSEntityDescription *entity = [NSEntityDescription entityForName:ENTITY_LOG
                                              inManagedObjectContext:context];

    NSFetchRequest *request = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] init];
    [request setEntity:entity];

    NSError *error;
    NSArray *arr = [context executeFetchRequest:request
                                          error:&error];

    //NSLog(@"arr=%@",arr); // debug

    Log *log = nil;

    // return user or nil
    if([arr count] > 0) {
        log = [arr objectAtIndex:0];
    }

    return log;
}

- (BOOL)deleteData{
    DataManagerMOC *context = [DataManagerMOC mainThreadContext];

    NSEntityDescription *entity = [NSEntityDescription entityForName:ENTITY_LOG
                                              inManagedObjectContext:context];

    NSFetchRequest *request = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] init];
    [request setEntity:entity];
    [request setIncludesPropertyValues:NO]; //only fetch the managedObjectID

    NSError *error;
    NSArray *arr = [context executeFetchRequest:request
                                          error:&error];

    for (NSManagedObject *user in arr) {
        [context deleteObject:user];
        //NSLog(@"delete ..."); // debug
    }

    return [self saveData];
}

- (BOOL)saveData{
    DataManagerMOC *context = [DataManagerMOC mainThreadContext];

    NSError *error;
    if (![context save:&error]) {
        return NO;
    }
    return YES;
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                                              inManagedObjectContext:context];

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    NSUInteger count = [context countForFetchRequest:request
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International tourism improves, yet Spain keen to extend its summer season
Barcelona News Business Catalonia News Madrid News Main News Travel & Tourism
by News Desk 5th September 2021 8th September 2021 02418
Spain received 4.4 million international tourists during July, 78.3% more than in the same month in 2020, while spending reached 5.2 billion euros, according to the Statistics on Tourist Movements at Borders (Frontur) and the Tourism Spending Survey (Egatur) produced by the National Statistics Institute (INE).
In July, the average spending per tourist was 1,190 euros, which is 19.3% more than a year ago, and the average duration of trips was 8.3 days.
'This data reflects the gradual recovery of international tourism and shows that Spain has managed to be perceived as a safe destination by millions of travellers,' said Spain's Trade and Tourism Minister, Reyes Maroto.
Spending by international tourists in July was more than double that recorded in the same month last year (+112.8%) and reached 43.7% of the amount spent in July 2019.
'We hope that this trend will continue [to be reflected in the figures] for August and we will continue to work towards a greater reactivation of international mobility, without losing sight of the evolution of the pandemic on a global level,' said Maroto.
To put the July 2021 statistics into perspective, however, the total number of foreign tourists who visited Spain during 2020 fell by over 80% from the previous year to 19 million, the lowest figure since 1969, with the pandemic devastating one of the country's key industries. Spain had been the second most visited country in the world in 2019, receiving 83.7m visitors during the full year. Its tourism sector normally accounts for 12.3% of the country's GDP – and it also generates more than 2.6m jobs in the country.
In early August, reports indicated that Spain's tourism sector was heading for another very challenging year in 2021, as government data revealed that during the first six months there were just 5.4 million international visitors. In the last 'normal' year before Covid in 2019, there were 38.1 million international tourists recorded in the same six-month period.
The 2021 data equated to approximately half of the 10.7 million recorded in the equivalent period in 2020, which was effectively during the months of January and February, before Spain's first State of Alarm stopped all tourism in mid-March.
Maroto stressed that one of the current challenges has been to extend this year's summer season as much as possible. 'Decisions such as Germany's recent decision to no longer consider Spain a high-risk area, which eliminates the quarantine requirement for unvaccinated people on return, are a step in the right direction,' she said.
Tourists in Valencia this summer. (GVA.es)
The stark numbers reflect the devastation of travel restrictions in all countries that have impacted international travel to Spain during 2021, and which still continue to hamper confidence returning to tourist consumers from many countries, and from the UK in particular.
British tourists were effectively banned from travelling to Spain until May, and since then have had requirements to complete Covid tests and complete numerous documents, along with regular changing of guidance from the government about travel to and from Spain. During May to July, this dented confidence in many British tourists making bookings for holidays in Spain.
Figures for July show that the Balearic Islands was the main destination chosen by international tourists both in terms of the number of arrivals (30% of the total), up 124.3% year-on-year, and in terms of tourist spending (31.2% of the total).
It is followed by Catalonia, which accumulated 18.5% of arrivals (up 86.4% year-on-year) and accounted for 16.7% of spending, and the Valencia region with 13.8% of arrivals and spending (an annual increase of 58.5%).
In terms of the nationalities of tourists, the French led the number of arrivals in July, with 874,189 tourists, followed by Germans (707,331) and British (555,183).
So far this year, France is the main source market, with more than 2.1 million tourists and an increase of 1.8% compared to the same period in 2020. Germany, with almost 1.9 million and an increase of 6.4%, is in second place.
In terms of spending, the main outbound markets so far this year are Germany with 2.131 billion euros (19.4%), followed by France with 1.512 billion euros (13.8%) and the United Kingdom with 964 million euros (8.8%).
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KRAKEN, KINGS REACT TO 17-GOAL THRILLER ON TUESDAY NIGHT
NOV 30, 2022 (12H45) COOPER GODIN
Tuesday night's game between the Los Angeles Kings and Seattle Kraken was the highest-scoring game in the National Hockey League so far this season, with a whopping 17 goals scored.
Heading into the third period, the Kraken had an 8-6 lead, before the Kings stormed back, scoring twice in the final frame to tie things up at 8-8, forcing overtime. In the extra frame, Kraken forward Andre Burakovsky scored to give his team a 9-8 win.
"It was kind of a messed up night," Burakovsky said. "Trading chances, a lot of sloppy plays. I think we played a really bad game, and so did they. We were lucky that they didn't play good at all."
On the other side, Kings head coach Todd McLellan was disappointed in his team's performance, but was fortunate they were able to fight back and come away with a point.
"It's a very, very confusing night for all of us," McLellan said. "I'm really disappointed that we gave up nine goals, absolutely. But on the other side of the coin, I'm glad we fought back, got a point, and scored eight."
He added, "So it's mass confusion right now for all of us, and we better frickin' figure it out quickly."
Kraken forward Jordan Eberle led the way with four assists, while Matty Beniers, Burakovsky and Jared McCann all had two goals a piece. For the Kings, Kevin Fiala had four assists and they had seven different goal scorers, with Gabriel Vilardi potting two.
"It was a crazy game," Kraken head coach Dave Hakstol said. "It wasn't a well-played hockey game in a lot of respects when you look at the types of chances and the goals against, things like that. At the end of the day, it was one of those games where the last shot wins, and that's exactly what happened."
Hakstol added, "We probably won't look at a whole lot of this, I'll be honest. We'll get back to who we are two nights from now."
With the victory, the Kraken improve to a remarkable 14-5-3 in their sophomore season in the NHL and sit second in the Pacific Division, while the overtime loss for the Kings put them at 12-9-4 and are currently third in the division.
If the playoffs began today, the Kraken and Kings would face each other in the first round. If Tuesday's game is any indication, a seven-game series between the two teams would be highly entertaining.
Source: theScore


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Die Universität Ottawa (, , auch uOttawa) ist eine Universität in Ottawa, der Hauptstadt Kanadas. Sie wurde 1848 als College of Bytown von den Oblaten der Unbefleckten Jungfrau Maria gegründet.

Der Haupt-Campus befindet sich in der Innenstadt von Ottawa, in der Nähe des Regierungsviertels.

Rankings und Lehre
Die University of Ottawa ist eine der ältesten Universitäten in Kanada und die größte zweisprachige Universität der Welt. Sie liegt laut internationalem Hochschulranking 2014/15 der World´s Best Universities auf Platz 218 und auf Platz 11 unter den besten Hochschulen Kanadas. Die meisten Studiengänge gelten als forschungsintensiv (very-high level of research intensity), als Zulassungsvoraussetzung werden jeweils zumindest Referenzen, sehr gute Noten, und Eignungstests verlangt.

Bei den rund 30.000 Studenten wird allgemein Zweisprachigkeit vorausgesetzt, da alle Vorlesungen in zwei Sprachen abgehalten werden. Ja nach Anzahl der Seminar-Bewerber und dem daraus resultierenden Verteilungsschlüssel, der pro Semester variieren kann, werden den Studenten die einzelnen Veranstaltungen in Englischer (68 %) oder in Französischer Sprache (32 %) angeboten. Unterricht und Prüfungen werden über die Studiendauer in den beiden wechselnden Sprachen absolviert.

Theoretisch könnten bestimmte Studiengänge auch in ausschließlich einer bevorzugten Sprache absolviert werden, was aber in der Praxis wegen des Risikos eines zu großen Zeitverlusts vermieden wird, denn aufgrund des Verteilungsschlüssels kann die vom Studenten ausdrücklich gewünschte Unterrichtssprache der erfolgreichen Zuteilung zum zeitlich nächstmöglichen Kursplatz (in der anderen Sprache) entgegenstehen. Bei häufigen derartigen Wartezeiten kann die Zeitspanne bis zum Studienabschluss jene der Mindeststudienzeit um bis zu mehrere Semester überdauern.

Persönlichkeiten
 Michel Chossudovsky (* 1946), kanadischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und Professor
 Valerie Hughes, kanadische Hochschullehrerin und Juristin bei der Welthandelsorganisation und Schiedsrichterin
 Michael Strangelove (* 1962), kanadischer Medien- und Kommunikationswissenschafter
 Dimitri Kitsikis (1935–2021), griechischer Politikwissenschaftler
 Carol Shields (1935–2003), kanadische Schriftstellerin, Dichterin
 Maurice Sauvé (1923–1992), kanadischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und Politiker
 Michaëlle Jean (* 1957), kanadische Journalistin und ehemalige Generalgouverneurin
 André Ouellet (* 1939), kanadischer Jurist, Manager und Politiker
 Alex Trebek (1940–2020), kanadischer-US-amerikanischer Fernsehmoderator
 Roch Voisine (* 1963), kanadischer Komponist, Musiker und Schauspieler

Sport
Die Ottawa Gee-Gees vertreten die uOttawa in den Ligen der Ontario University Athletics (OUA). Die Bezeichnung leitet sich von den Teamfarben Granatrot und Grau ab. Das Teammaskottchen stellt ein Pferd dar. Besondere Rivalität besteht zu den Carleton Ravens.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

 Webseite der Universität Ottawa (französisch oder englisch)

Ottawa
Universität Ottawa

Gegründet 1848

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Staying true to tradition, Armin van Buuren once again caught the Ibiza feel, the island's spirit and the magical experience of his A State of Trance – The Expedition night. Recorded live at the world-famous Club Privilege on Ibiza during Armin's solo night on August 12th 2013, is the seventh Chapter of his beloved Universal Religion mix album series. Going strong since 2004, the annual series continues to bring nothing but highlights and exclusives. A summer's memory, caught by the world's number one DJ.
Recorded in one take, 'Universal Religion Chapter 7' invites you to be part of a special night. Through a 2 CD mix, Armin van Buuren makes you feel the energy of the crowd, enraptured by the Eivissa sound, as well as taking you on a musical journey with exclusive, custom-made tunes and remixes by some of the world's most gifted producers. UR7 brings you the exclusive Armin van Buuren remix of Mark Knight vs Underworld as well as two brand new mash-ups. Also featured in this double mix, are tracks by Caesar, Orjan Nilsen, Omnia, Eximinds, Andrew Rayel, ECO, Photographer and many more. Including a breath-taking new artwork of Dutch artist Joseph Klibansky, Universal Religion Chapter 7 deserves a spot in everyone's music collection.
Armin van Buuren's always living life in the fast lane. The Dutchman's hot off the release of his fifth artist album, 'Intense', bringing worldwide hit 'This Is What It Feels Like' as the first single. Its global success followed the celebration of the 600th episode of Armin's radio show A State of Trance. With 12 events in 11 countries, spread across 10 weeks, 2013 was off to a great start. As the breeze of spring swayed into the summer's sun, Armin returned to Privilege with his own residency night: A State of Trance – The Expedition. Attracting ten-thousands of visitors from all across the globe, its spell-binding show and star-studded line-up never failed to leave them breathless. And neither does its musical souvenir: Universal Religion – Chapter 7.


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Q: Replicate infrastructure using Terraform module throws error for same name IAM policy I have created basic infrastructure as below and I'm trying to see if modules works for me to replicate infrastructure on AWS using Terraform.
variable "access_key" {}
variable "secret_key" {}

provider "aws" {
  access_key = "${var.access_key}"
  secret_key = "${var.secret_key}"
  alias  = "us-east-1"
  region = "us-east-1"
}

variable "company" {}

module "test1" {
  source = "./modules"
}

module "test2" {
  source = "./modules"
}

And my module is as follows:
 resource "aws_iam_policy" "api_dbaccess_policy" {
   name = "lambda_dbaccess_policy"
   policy = "${file("${path.module}/api-dynamodb-policy.json")}"
 }

But somehow when I use same module in my main.tf it is giving me an error for same named resource policy. How should I handle such a scenario?
I want to use same main.tf for prod/stage/dev environment. How do I achieve it?
My actual module looks like the code in this question.
How do I make use of modules and be able to name module resources dynamically? e.g. stage_iam_policy / prod_iam_policy etc. Is this the right approach?

A: You're naming the IAM policy the same regardless of where you use the module. With IAM policies they are uniquely identified by their name rather than some random ID (such as EC2 instances which are identified as i-...) so you can't have 2 IAM policies with the same name in the same AWS account.
Instead you must add some extra uniqueness to the name such as by using a parameter to the module appended to the name with something like this:
module "test1" {
  source     = "./modules"
  enviroment = "foo"
}

module "test1" {
  source     = "./modules"
  enviroment = "bar"
}

and in your module you'd have the following:
variable "enviroment" {}

resource "aws_iam_policy" "api_dbaccess_policy" {
  name   = "lambda_dbaccess_policy_${var.enviroment}"
  policy = "${file("${path.module}/api-dynamodb-policy.json")}"
}

Alternatively if you don't have some useful thing you can use such as name or environment etc then you could just straight up use some randomness:
resource "random_pet" "random" {}

resource "aws_iam_policy" "api_dbaccess_policy" {
  name   = "lambda_dbaccess_policy_${random_pet.random.id}"
  policy = "${file("${path.module}/api-dynamodb-policy.json")}"
}

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Q: FCM onBackgroundMessage not getting called in background flutter I have been on this for a while now without a solution. I have been unable to handle notifications when app in background as onBackgroundMessage not getting called. What could be wrong?
Future<dynamic> _myBackgroundMessageHandler
    (Map<String, dynamic> message) async {
  print("onBackground Message called");
  return PushNotificationService().showNotification(message);
}

class PushNotificationService{
  final FirebaseMessaging _firebaseMessaging = FirebaseMessaging();
  Future initialize(context) async{
    _firebaseMessaging.configure(
      onMessage: (Map<String, dynamic> message) async {
        print("onMessage: $message");
        fetchRideInfo(message['data']['orderId'], context, "onMessage");
      },
    onBackgroundMessage: Platform.isIOS ? null:_myBackgroundMessageHandler,

      onResume: (Map<String, dynamic> message) async {
        print("onResume: $message");
        fetchRideInfo(message['data']['orderId'], context, "onResume");
      },
    );
  }

  Future showNotification(Map<String, dynamic> message) async {
    var androidPlatformChannelSpecifics = new AndroidNotificationDetails(
      'channel id',
      'channel name',
      'channel desc',
      importance: Importance.max,
      priority: Priority.high,
    );

    var platformChannelSpecifics =
    new NotificationDetails(android: androidPlatformChannelSpecifics);
    await flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin.show(
      0,
      'new message arived',
      'i want ${message['data']}',
      platformChannelSpecifics,
      payload: 'Default_Sound',
    );
  }

A: In android/app/build.gradle add dependencies com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:20.3.0
dependencies {
    implementation 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:20.3.0'
}

Then create a class with name Application.kt
NB: If you want to run something with FCM, then you have to register it too. In this case I handle background notification with flutter_local_notifications. If you have another one then register that one and don't forget to fix the imports.
import io.flutter.app.FlutterApplication
import io.flutter.plugin.common.PluginRegistry
import io.flutter.plugin.common.PluginRegistry.PluginRegistrantCallback
import io.flutter.plugins.firebasemessaging.FirebaseMessagingPlugin
import io.flutter.view.FlutterMain
import io.flutter.plugins.firebasemessaging.FlutterFirebaseMessagingService
import com.dexterous.flutterlocalnotifications.FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin

class Application : FlutterApplication(), PluginRegistrantCallback {

    override fun onCreate() {
        super.onCreate()
        FlutterFirebaseMessagingService.setPluginRegistrant(this);
        FlutterMain.startInitialization(this)
    }

    override fun registerWith(registry: PluginRegistry?) {
        if (!registry!!.hasPlugin("io.flutter.plugins.firebasemessaging")) {
            FirebaseMessagingPlugin.registerWith(registry!!.registrarFor("io.flutter.plugins.firebasemessaging.FirebaseMessagingPlugin"));
        }
        if (!registry!!.hasPlugin("com.dexterous.flutterlocalnotifications")) {
            FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin.registerWith(registry!!.registrarFor("com.dexterous.flutterlocalnotifications.FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin"));
        }
  }
    }

then register it in AndroidManifest.xml.
AndroidManifest.xml
     <application
           android:label="@string/app_name"
           android:name=".Application"

           >
.....
 </application>


In Greek mythology, Apollo and his twin sister, ARTEMIS, were the children of ZEUS and LETO and were born on the island of DELOS. Hence, Apollo was often called the Delian god, and Delos long remained a center of his worship. He was also identified closely with DELPHI, in central Greece, where he killed the serpent PYTHON and founded the most renowned center for prophecy in the ancient world, the shrine of the Delphic Oracle.
Areas of special concern to Apollo were prophecy, medicine, (this link leads to current practices based upon meditation upon light, with which Apollo was also associated leading to powers of prophecy and healing - was this ancient tradition derived from the old practice of the worship of Apollo?) the fine arts, archery, beauty, flocks and herds, law, courage, and wisdom.
Some of the links on this page refer to Hammerwood Park built by Latrobe as a temple of Apollo in 1792.Here's an analysis of the Parthenon Frieze based upon the symbolism of the Gods' arrangement and characterisation to see how they might be working within the context of the frieze. The Borghese vase, plaques derived from which are at Hammerwood, suggests that Dionysus were opposing forces of the same thing.
Associated with Apollo were the tripod, omphalos (a beehive-shaped stone at Delphi, designating that spot as the center or navel of the Earth), lyre, bow and arrows, laurel wreath, palm tree, wolf, hawk, crow, and fawn.
Although Apollo was not Greek in origin, he became, next to Zeus, the god most revered by the Greeks and the god who best embodied the Greek spirit. Later he became confused with the sun-god HELIOS and was considered the god of light. Of Apollo's many loves, one of the best known was DAPHNE, who fled his embraces and was turned into his tree, the laurel. From that time on, Apollo wore a laurel wreath. Laurel wreaths became the prize awarded in athletic and musical competitions.
ASCLEPIUS, a son of Apollo, became the god of medicine; another son, Linus, was a renowned music teacher. In Roman mythology, Apollo represented the literary and fine arts, culture, and the law. Augustus (r. 31 BC-AD 14) built a magnificent temple to him and included in it two public libraries, one for Greek works and another for Latin works. Apollo was a favorite subject for artists of every medium.
The walls of his temple at Delphi bore two Greek maxims, "Know Thyself" and "Nothing in Excess."
Apollo is also connected with Dionysus, shown on the reverse of the Borghese Vase. Herodotus connected Apollo with the Egyptian god Horus, also associated with the sun who slew Typhon - Python?


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Q: how to use math.pi in java I am having problems converting this formula V = 4/3 π r^3. I used Math.PI and Math.pow, but I get this error:

';' expected

Also, the diameter variable doesn't work. Is there an error there?
import java.util.Scanner;

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

public class NumericTypes
{
    public static void main (String [] args)
    {
        double radius;
        double volume;
        double diameter;

        diameter = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("enter the diameter of a sphere.");

        radius = diameter / 2;

        volume = (4 / 3) Math.PI * Math.pow(radius, 3);

        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog("The radius for the sphere is "+ radius
+ "and the volume of the sphere is ");
    }
}

A: You're missing the multiplication operator. Also, you want to do 4/3 in floating point, not integer math.
volume = (4.0 / 3) * Math.PI * Math.pow(radius, 3);
           ^^      ^

A: Here is usage of Math.PI to find circumference of circle and Area
First we take Radius as a string in Message Box and convert it into integer
public class circle {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // TODO code application logic here

        String rad;

        float radius,area,circum;

       rad = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the Radius of circle:");

        radius = Integer.parseInt(rad);
        area = (float) (Math.PI*radius*radius);
        circum = (float) (2*Math.PI*radius);

        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Area: " + area,"AREA",JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "circumference: " + circum, "Circumfernce",JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
    }

}

A: Replace
volume = (4 / 3) Math.PI * Math.pow(radius, 3);

With:
volume = (4 * Math.PI * Math.pow(radius, 3)) / 3;

A: Your diameter variable won't work because you're trying to store a String into a variable that will only accept a double. In order for it to work you will need to parse it
Ex:
diameter = Double.parseDouble(JOptionPane.showInputDialog("enter the diameter of a sphere.");


On Wednesday 6th December, staff and students from the Brunel Law School, and the wider College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences, gathered to raise awareness for the International Day of Disabled Persons.
First year Law student Ashwathi Soman was the inspiration behind the event, and she set the tone by delivering a touching speech. Ashwathi stated "I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become. My hope fuels my determination to overcome any difficulty".
The panel members raised many sensitive issues, including discrimination against disabled people and negative social responses. Dr Dimopoulos of the Brunel Law School gave a talk on the current legislation on disability, and social negative responses which are the main challenge for people with disabilities. He indicated that "it's negative social prejudice that turns a medical condition into a disability [..] therefore, we must change social prejudice and accept persons with biological variation".
If you are interested in pursuing further initiatives in this area, please contact Dr Jurgita Malinauskaite.


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What Shall We Do?
Scripture Reading — Acts 2:14-41
When the people heard this, they were cut to the heart and said . . . "What shall we do?"
— Acts 2:37
As Peter stands before the crowd, the Holy Spirit guides his words. Jesus promised this guidance when he said, "I will give you words and wisdom that none of your adversaries will be able to resist or contradict" (Luke 21:15), and, "When he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth . . . and he will tell you what is yet to come" (John 16:13).
Peter's message is therefore rooted in the promises of God and the fulfillment of those promises in Christ. He recalls the words of the prophet Joel, which contain not only the promise of God's Spirit poured out on all people, but also an invitation to call on the name of the Lord and be saved.
Who is this Lord? It is Jesus, whom the people crucified.
By weaving back and forth from the promises of God and the life of Jesus, Peter builds his case to this key point: "God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Messiah." And the people ask, "What shall we do?"
Peter then guides these listeners to "repent and be baptized . . . in the name of Jesus Christ." And they receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. Pressing further, he urges and pleads with others to call on the Lord's name. And about 3,000 people believe and are baptized!
Dear God, may our hearts always be open to your gospel message. Our sins brought Jesus to the cross, and he paid the price to save us from eternal death. Thank you for the grace that comes through salvation in Jesus. Amen.
About the author — Julius T. Medenblik
Rev. Jul Medenblik is a former attorney who was called to pastoral ministry and became the founding pastor of a church in New Lenox, Illinois. He is currently serving as president of Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Jul and his wife, Jackie, are blessed with a son, Joshua, and a daughter, Julianne.


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What's Great About Living In Ecuador?
by Kathleen Peddicord
in Investing
From California To Guayaquil—How One Family Reinvented Their Ho-Hum Lives Into A Grand Adventure
Lief and I couldn't be in Ecuador ourselves, so we dispatched a team to represent us at last week's Live and Invest in Ecuador Conference Leading that team were Lee Harrison (our Latin America Correspondent, who lived in Ecuador for five years) and our daughter Kaitlin.
While Lee acted as host on our behalf, MC'ing each day and answering the crowd's eager questions about living, retiring, and investing in this beautiful country, Kaitlin did double-duty, too. She (wo-)manned the table for Trader Jack's Bazaar, the new import-export business that she has just launched with her younger brother Jackson…and also acted as my eyes and ears on the ground, reporting back to me live each day.
Kaitlin's real-time blow-by-blow of the presentations, conversations, and recommendations shared in Guayaquil last week made me regret even more that I wasn't able to participate. I've a great deal now that I want to share with you, which I will, over the coming few days…starting, today, with the real-life story of full-time Ecuador expat Richard Evans.
Here's how Kaitlin has relays Richard's presentation to the crowd, the story of how and why he, his wife, and their three daughters relocated from California to Guayaquil, Ecuador…
"I was downsized, and I had a baby on the way, so I went into the army. After two years I was offered a better suit job in the army intelligence, and actually got to wear a suit. Then I was a military instructor, until a training accident. At that point, I went into marketing and business management. I did really well, made a ton of money, and hated it.
"I moved my family to California, became a hospital administrator, and got sick quick of calls about gang fights in my hospital.
"Then my wife came to me one day with an idea. 'You haven't been happy with your job, we haven't been happy in California, and the girls aren't happy in school,' she began.
"She went on and on (as women can do…and I'm allowed to say that after two wives and three daughters), citing all the reasons, in great detail, why our life wasn't what we wanted it to be.
"Finally, she got to the point. She wanted to sell everything and move to Ecuador.
"So we did. Within six months of my wife suggesting the idea. Crazy, right? But that's the truth. That's the story. We moved our entire family to a new country based on my wife's whim. Within a year of that day when she laid out her plan, our lives had made a 180.
"And I'm here today to tell you that it was the best thing we ever could have done. We got jobs here in Ecuador within 24 hours of landing—my wife as an English teacher and me teaching English, as well, but to military personnel.
"Growing in our back yard today are coconut trees, banana trees, mango trees, and almond trees. When we want breakfast, we go forage in the yard.
"We're renting our house in Guayaquil for US$720 a month. It's a nice house with that great yard. When my daughters' school wanted to throw a party for 120 people, they asked if they could use our house. That's how big it is, for that price.
"I have no car. A bus ride is 25 cents. I wouldn't dream of driving here. That's most residents' biggest complaint about the city.
"Something you should know about taking the bus, though. A bus won't stop for a guy. If you're a guy, you have to prove your macho-ness every time you take a bus ride. You have to kind of jump on and hang off. They do slow down…slightly. But, I'm not kidding, you have to jump and grab on as they pass.
"Don't worry, ladies. The drivers will stop for you. They wouldn't dream of insulting you by making you hop or run. I have to say I'm jealous of this. I wish I didn't have to prove how much of a man I am every time I want to take the bus!
"The locals like to rent to North Americans because we pay our rent. They want you as a tenant, so they're willing to work with you, for instance on repairs.
"What else can I tell you about living here? Ah, the Año Viejo Doll…
"On every street corner in every city, for the month or so before New Year's Eve, you'll see a hollow doll. You're meant to drop a dollar or whatever into the doll every time you pass by. On Dec. 30, each city empties the dolls and uses the money collected for the local New Year's Eve party. Then they fill the dolls with every kind of combustible they can find and, at Midnight, they blow them all up all at once. Imagine it. On every single street corner in every city, these dolls are blowing up. You can't hear or see anything until well past 1 a.m.
"On Jan. 1st, Guayaquil airport is closed. No flights in or out, because the city looks like a battle field from the sky…"
Much, much more to come on living, retiring, and investing in Ecuador, live from the scene…
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| Location	| Corporate Team Building	| Coaches | Jobs at BIAC	| Rowing Photo Gallery
Jarrod McClendon, Competitive Masters Head Coach
Jarrod found a passion for rowing when he started sculling in high school. He spent two years at North Bay Rowing Club in Petaluma and subsequently joined Marin Rowing where he received his first medal at a national championship.
After joining the rowing program at Cal, he won SDCC regattas, a Pac 10 championship, medaled in several collegiate events, and won the IRA National Championship his senior year. After college, he gained experience coaching as an assistant for the Marin Juniors where his 8+ took silver and his 4+ claimed gold.
Off the water, Jarrod is the Operations Officer for a gear manufacturing company. He and his team have fostered their growth from a struggling, small business to a thriving and progressive (although still small) company in Foster City.
Jarrod applies his faith to all aspects of his life including coaching. "God gives you the challenges you are able to meet. As a coach, there is nothing more satisfying than watching and helping people achieve their goals."
When not at the gear shop or BIAC, he and his wife love to find backpacking adventures with their cattle dog or spending weekends with family.
If you'd like to learn more about the BIAC Competitive Team, click here and come join a session.
Jenifer Aguirre, Open Masters and Sunday Sweep Head Coach
Jenifer has over 25 years experience as a personal trainer and 17 years as a rowing coach for both high school athletes and adults. She walked on to the sport at UCSB as a Freshman and never looked back, rowing all four years on the Lightweight team culminating in a National Championship medal.
Rowing is truly a passion for her and she is thrilled to pass that along to young athletes and masters looking to take their skills to the next level. Her main goal is to help each rower not only discover their own strengths, passions and potential but explore this unique sport. As a coach, she has achieved State and Regional Champion success with her masters and junior teams.
As a collegiate and masters rower herself, she has enjoyed Regional and National Champion success as well as participating in several Masters World Championships in places like Belgium and Canada, and collected a couple of coveted Head of the Charles medals along the way.
Jenifer's philosophy for both rowing and health and fitness encompasses mind, body and soul. She believes you must understand where your fitness and skill level is, how it got there and where you want it to go. Her passion and inspiration come from "helping others to achieve goals they did not think were possible, whether it be in the gym, on the water, or in life." Both her coaching and personal training style revolve around form and function, and exercise variety. "As you rise to the challenge, the higher the bar goes."
Jenifer is the Open Crew Head Coach, and also teaches sweep rowing technique classes on Sundays with a poetic flare. As a teacher and coach, she has a gift for inspiring a love for rowing and motivation to excel.
If you'd like to learn more about the BIAC Open Team, click here and come join a session.
Derek Stedman, Open Masters Assistant Coach
Derek started rowing in 8th grade. He tried out for the team in middle school, and got sucked in forever. He won at Royal Canadian Henley in the senior men's lightweight double in 2011 and in the senior men's lightweight pair in 2013 . The win in 2013 was particularly sweet, as it topped off a hard-fought return from injury and illness in the fall university season for both his pair partner and him.
Off the water, Derek is an engineer specializing in wind related catastrophe modeling. In his spare time, he's taken up cycling racing, and found himself on the podium a few times recently. When asked what his favorite candy bar is, he says "poutine".
Derek infuses his coaching with a deep understanding of the sport, and an elegant Star Wars philosophy. He has been known to transform five-and-glides into something akin to Jedi exercises with the Force ("an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us, penetrates us, and binds the galaxy together."--Jedi Master Obi Wan-Kenobi, 1977)
Chuck Bonnici, Novice Masters and Learn to Row Head Coach
Chuck started rowing for Serra Crew in high school, where he competed in local and national regattas, and has been involved in rowing ever since. He began by coaching Juniors rowers at Serra and Los Gatos, then served as an assistant Masters coach at BIAC for both the Novice and Open teams. In 2014, Chuck stepped into the role as Novice Head Coach for BIAC masters and leads the Learn to Row program.
In addition to coaching masters novices, Chuck competes in Masters rowing events and is Novice Men's Head Coach for Norcal Crew.
If you're interested in Learning to Row, get more information and sign up for a session!
Kathleen Faust, Learn to Scull and Intermediate Sculling Coach
Kathleen discovered rowing as an adult and brings with her a love of water and racing from a background of windsurfing and sailing. She is a Level II certified USRowing coach. In addition to teaching sculling classes, she is the assistant coach for Norcal Crew novice men.
Kathleen sculls competitively and has raced in regional and national events and at the Head of the Charles. Kathleen's passion is to share with other adults her love of sculling as a life-long, low impact sport. Everyone can row; she meets them at their level and supports rowers on their journey. By focusing on correct technique, Kathleen teaches scullers how this sport can strengthen core muscles and health while bringing joy and inner peace to all ages.
She loves to be out on the water, working out at 5am before heading to teach her 2nd grade classroom. Her other hobbies include music, cycling, cooking, wine tasting and reading.
Janet Bellantoni, Recreational Rowing Coach
Janet Bellantoni has over 25 years of rowing experience and has coached men and women at the elite, club, masters, college, and youth level on the East and West coasts. She equally enjoys coaching all athletes, from those who are brand new to the sport to highly competitive veterans. She is currently a sculling coach at Craftsbury Outdoor Center.
Janet learned to row at the University of Rochester, where she served as team captain and stroked a gold medal eight at Eastern Sprints. She went on as an athlete at the U.S. National Team lightweight training center to win medals at the Lucerne Regatta, World University Games, Elite National, Head of the Charles, and Canadian Henley. She is an active masters sculler and occasional sweeper in the Bay Area, having earned recent medals from the Head of the Charles and the San Diego Crew Classic. Janet lives in Menlo Park with her husband, their two children, and an old grumpy cat.
Mike Still, Competitive Sculling Coach
Mike Still is an Olympian and World Champion. He won gold at the National Championships, Pac-10 Championships, Olympic Festival, Head of the Charles, and San Diego Crew Classic. He has coached at Stanford, University of San Diego, and UCLA. Mike founded Silicon Valley Crew, a rowing program for high school students on the Peninsula. When Silicon Valley merged with BIAC juniors, he was the original head coach for the new Norcal Crew juniors program.
Mike regularly competes at the highest levels in Masters regattas on the West Coast and at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston.
Mike now coaches competitive sculling workouts for BIAC Masters. These practices focus on building conditioning, race readiness, and technique. If you'd like to learn more about competitive sculling, click here to find out more and come join a session.
Alice Henderson, Sculling Coach, Adaptive Rowing Coach & Program Lead, Operations Director
Alice started rowing in 1982 and has been involved in the sport in some capacity ever since. As an athlete she won national championships for the University of Washington and competed for the USA. She then started coaching (over 25 years ago), including as a full time coach for seven years in Seattle, and has coached all levels of athletes from middle school to college, people in their 70s to adaptive athletes, from novice to national champions.
Alice's involvement in rowing expanded in the 1990s to include rower, coach and also bureaucrat. She has now been a US referee for over 20 years and passed the FISA exam in 2013. She was chair of the Jr Women's Committee, served a term on the USRA Board of Directors, became the first head coach of Seattle University and was a founding board member of the first rowing club in Arizona, Rio Salado. Most recently, Alice was classified as a US Technical Clinician for Para-Rowing in 2015.
All of this points to one thing: Alice is highly enthusiastic about rowing. She now brings this enthusiasm and passion to adaptive rowing at BIAC. When she started rowing most boats were still made for men who were between 6'2"-6'4" and 180-200lbs. Since the mid 1970s boats and programs have been adapted to accommodate a wider cross section of society. What we currently refer to as "adaptive rowing" is a continuation of the inclusiveness of rowing. At BIAC we have adaptive athletes who are mostly in a chair, have a prosthesis and other physical limitations. We also have a partnership with the VA (US Dept. of Veterans Affairs) to facilitate Veterans rowing, either for wellness, rehab or competition.
If you have questions about adaptive rowing OR would like to volunteer during an adaptive practice, click here to email Alice directly to get started!
For Junior rowing programs, see Norcal Crew Coaches and Serra Crew Coaches.
For paddling, see Hui Wa'a Outrigger Canoe & Kayak.


This 1966 United States Mint set is the 8th year of issue. In 1965 the U.S. Mint reorganized it's collectible coinage division. It moved its Proof Set manufacturing from the Philadelphia Mint to the fabled San Francisco Mint. Regular production was "re-opened" in 1968. Between 1965 and 1967 the U.S. Mint didn't create a Mint Set or Proof Set....instead it created a hybrid called the "Special Mint Set", aka: "SMS" for short. This SMS set includes a single Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar.
The 1966 SMS set ranks #39 in mintage, with 2,261,583 struck.
This 1965 United States Mint set is the 7th year of issue. In 1965 the U.S. Mint reorganized it's collectible coinage division. It moved its Proof Set manufacturing from the Philadelphia Mint to the fabled San Francisco Mint. Regular production was "re-opened" in 1968. Between 1965 and 1967 the U.S. Mint didn't create a Mint Set or Proof Set....instead it created a hybrid called the "Special Mint Set", aka: "SMS" for short. This SMS set includes a single Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar.
The 1965 SMS set ranks #40 in mintage, with 2,360,000 struck.
This 1967 United States Mint set is the 9th year of issue. In 1965 the U.S. Mint reorganized it's collectible coinage division. It moved its Proof Set manufacturing from the Philadelphia Mint to the fabled San Francisco Mint. Regular production was "re-opened" in 1968. Between 1965 and 1967 the U.S. Mint didn't create a Mint Set or Proof Set....instead it created a hybrid called the "Special Mint Set", aka: "SMS" for short. This SMS set includes a single Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar.
The 1967 SMS set ranks #29 in mintage, with 1,863,344 struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983. .
. The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This 1963 United States Mint set is the 5th year of issue. It includes...10 coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The 1963 set ranks #5 in mintage, with 606,612 struck.
This 1961 United States Mint set is the 3rd year of issue. It includes...10 coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The 1961 set ranks #2 in mintage, with 223,704 struck.
This 1962 United States Mint set is the 4th year of issue. It includes...10 coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The 1962 set ranks #4 in mintage, with 385,285 struck.


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Der Kreis Gonjo (Gojo) gehört zum Verwaltungsgebiet der Stadt Qamdo im Osten des Autonomen Gebiets Tibet der Volksrepublik China. Die Fläche beträgt 6.326 Quadratkilometer und die Einwohnerzahl 40.009 (Stand: Zensus 2020). 1999 zählte Gonjo 42.611 Einwohner.

Administrative Gliederung
Auf Gemeindeebene setzt sich der Kreis aus einer Großgemeinde und elf Gemeinden zusammen. Diese sind (amtl. Schreibweise / Chinesisch):
 Großgemeinde Bolo 莫洛镇
 Gemeinde Mindo 敏都乡
 Gemeinde Zeba 则巴乡
 Gemeinde Langmai 罗麦乡
 Gemeinde Serdong 沙东乡
 Gemeinde Kerri 克日乡
 Gemeinde Bumgye 木协乡
 Gemeinde Awang 阿旺乡
 Gemeinde Lhato 拉妥乡
 Gemeinde Qangsum 雄松乡
 Gemeinde Lha'gyai 哈加乡
 Gemeinde Gyanbe 相皮乡

Einzelnachweise

Ort in Tibet
Kreis / Banner (China)


When Camilla Deardon hears their songs coming on a breeze, they sound just like the songs in her own church. This is all she knows of the Mormons camping near her family's farm. Mama and Papa warned her to stay away, but she doesn't understand their fear, especially after meeting a young Mormon man named Nathan Fox. So handsome. So charming. His eyes hold the very image of this Zion he talks about, and his step seems a promise to take her there.
Allison Pittman is very familiar with the world of Mormonism. Her husband left it to become a Christian in high school and she grew up in Utah, the center of Mormonism in America. She now lives in San Antonio, the site of a new Mormon temple.
So when Allison writes an emotional story of a woman married to a member of the Mormon church–when she pens a story so gripping you don't even realize you're being shown the stark differences between Mormonism and Christianity, so deep are you within this woman's heart and mind–readers are about to lose a night of sleep.
I will admit to a certain fascination with the Morman religion. I have done a fair bit of reading on it, it's origins and it's founders. I guess it's the unknown. Coming from a Catholic upbringing and having a curious mind I just want to learn about what I don't know.
I went into this book with an open mind and the first half was very interesting. The story was good and the writing is also good. But the second half when our protagonist starts to doubt her new religion and she turns back to her earlier traditional Christian learning it was rather like getting hit over the head with a large, heavy Bible. I guess I would have wanted a touch more subtlety.
The ending is fantastic, though and draws you right into the next book. Fortunately there is a teaser for that book included.
Disclosure: I received a gratis copy of For Time and Eternity from Glass Road Public Relations. Any opinions are my honest opinions and were not impacted by the receipt of the free book. I received no monetary compensation for this post.


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2. Be Holy
Wherefore laying aside all malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies, and envies, and all evil speakings, 2As newborn babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby: 3If so be ye have tasted that the Lord is gracious. 4To whom coming, as unto a living stone, disallowed indeed of men, but chosen of God, and precious, 5Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house, an holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to God by Jesus Christ. 6Wherefore also it is contained in the scripture, Behold, I lay in Sion a chief corner stone, elect, precious: and he that believeth on him shall not be confounded. 7Unto you therefore which believe he is precious: but unto them which be disobedient, the stone which the builders disallowed, the same is made the head of the corner, 8And a stone of stumbling, and a rock of offence, even to them which stumble at the word, being disobedient: whereunto also they were appointed. 9But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light: 10Which in time past were not a people, but are now the people of God: which had not obtained mercy, but now have obtained mercy.
11Dearly beloved, I beseech you as strangers and pilgrims, abstain from fleshly lusts, which war against the soul; 12Having your conversation honest among the Gentiles: that, whereas they speak against you as evildoers, they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation.
13Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake: whether it be to the king, as supreme; 14Or unto governors, as unto them that are sent by him for the punishment of evildoers, and for the praise of them that do well. 15For so is the will of God, that with well doing ye may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men: 16As free, and not using your liberty for a cloke of maliciousness, but as the servants of God. 17Honour all men. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the king. 18Servants, be subject to your masters with all fear; not only to the good and gentle, but also to the froward. 19For this is thankworthy, if a man for conscience toward God endure grief, suffering wrongfully. 20For what glory is it, if, when ye be buffeted for your faults, ye shall take it patiently? but if, when ye do well, and suffer for it, ye take it patiently, this is acceptable with God. 21For even hereunto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps: 22Who did no sin, neither was guile found in his mouth: 23Who, when he was reviled, reviled not again; when he suffered, he threatened not; but committed himself to him that judgeth righteously: 24Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed. 25For ye were as sheep going astray; but are now returned unto the Shepherd and Bishop of your souls.
Had he commended nothing in Christ's death except as an example, it would have been very frigid: he therefore refers to a fruit much more excellent. There are then three things to be noticed in this passage. The first is, that Christ by his death has given us an example of patience; the second, that by his death he restored us to life; it hence follows, that we are so bound to him, that we ought cheerfully to follow his example. In the third place, he refers to the general design of his death, that we, being dead to sins, ought to live to righteousness. And all these things confirm his previous exhortation.
24 Who his own self bare our sins This form of speaking is fitted to set forth the efficacy of Christ's death. For as under the Law, the sinner, that he might be released from guilt, substituted a victim in his own place; so Christ took on himself the curse due to our sins, that he might atone for them before God. And he expressly adds, on the tree, because he could not offer such an expiation except on the cross. Peter, therefore, well expresses the truth, that Christ's death was a sacrifice for the expiation of our sins; for being fixed to the cross and offering himself a victim for us, he took on himself our sin and our punishment. Isaiah, from whom Peter has taken the substance of his doctrine, employs various forms of expression, — that he was smitten by God's hand for our sins, that he was wounded for our iniquities, that he was afflicted and broken for our sake, that the chastisement of our peace was laid on him. But Peter intended to set forth the same thing by the words of this verse, even that we are reconciled to God on this condition, because Christ made himself before his tribunal a surety and as one guilty for us, that he might suffer the punishment due to us.
This great benefit the Sophists in their schools obscure as much as they can; for they prattle that by the sacrifice of the death of Christ we are only freed after baptism from guilt, but that punishment is redeemed by satisfactions. But Peter, when he says that he bore our sins, means that not only guilt was imputed to him, but that he also suffered its punishment, that he might thus be an expiatory victim, according to that saying of the Prophet, "The chastisement of our peace was upon him." If they object and say, that this only avails before baptism, the context here disproves them, for the words are addressed to the faithful.
But this clause and that which follows, by whose stripes ye were healed, may be also applied to the subject in hand, that is, that it behoves us to bear on our shoulders the sins of others, not indeed to expiate for them, but only to bear them as a burden laid on us.
Being dead to sins 3434 Or, "Being freed from sins:" ἀπογενόμενοι, being away from, having departed from, or, being removed from. Beza renders it "being separated from." Freedom from the power or dominion of sin seems more expressly to be intended, as the end of this freedom is, that we may live to righteousness; the end of forgiveness on the other hand is, that we may have peace with God. Beza, Estius, Grotis, and Scott, take this view of the sentence. The subject in hand is not the removal of guilt, but holiness of life, and Christ in his sufferings is set forth as the pattern to us. Then in what follows, our diseased state and our wandering from the right way, are the things referred to. Christ's death was intended to answer two great ends, — to remove guilt and to remove or to destroy sin in us. The latter is the subject of this passage. — Ed. He had before pointed out another end, even an example of patience; but here, as it has been stated, it is made more manifest, that we are to live a holy and righteous life. The Scripture sometimes mentions both, that is, that the Lord tries us with troubles and adversities, that we might be conformed to the death of Christ, and also that the old man has been crucified in the death of Christ, that we might walk in newness of life. (Philippians 3:10; Romans 6:4.) At the same time, this end of which he speaks, differs from the former, not only as that which is general from what is particular; for in patience there is simply an example; but when he says that Christ suffered, that we being dead to sins should live to righteousness, he intimates that there is power in Christ's death to mortify our flesh, as Paul explains more fully in the sixth chapter of the Epistle to the Romans. For he has not only brought this great benefit to us, that God justifies us freely, by not imputing to us our sins; but he also makes us to die to the world and to the flesh, that we may rise again to a new life: not that one day makes complete this death; but wherever it is, the death of Christ is efficacious for the expiation of sins, and also for the mortification of the flesh.
34 Or, "Being freed from sins:" ἀπογενόμενοι, being away from, having departed from, or, being removed from. Beza renders it "being separated from." Freedom from the power or dominion of sin seems more expressly to be intended, as the end of this freedom	is, that we may live to righteousness; the end of forgiveness on the other hand is, that we may have peace with God. Beza, Estius, Grotis, and Scott, take this view of the sentence. The subject in hand is not the removal of guilt, but holiness of life, and Christ in his sufferings is set forth as the pattern to us. Then in what follows, our diseased state and our wandering from the right way, are	the things referred to. Christ's death was intended to answer two great ends, — to remove guilt and to remove or to destroy sin in us. The latter is the subject of this passage. — Ed.


Our rapidly changing world demands new mindsets and new complements of skills and talents. To meet the challenges of the 21st century, university graduates across all disciplines, and all degree types, will need to work in teams with those who are differently trained and differently situated. They will need to be equipped with literacies and the competencies necessary for a high-tech, digital, and connected world. They will need to judge the validity, relevance, and reliability of the massive amounts of information to which they have access, as well as how to organize and deploy those data effectively. They will need to develop the fluency to communicate with many audiences using multiple means, and to be translators across disciplines, cultures, and languages. And they must be eager to lead in both public and private spheres – through elected office, military and community service, nonprofit work, and private philanthropy. They will need to understand that values are as important as vocation, and that the path to a meaningful life is less about the what and the how provided by science and technology, and more about the why provided by an embrace of the arts and the humanities.
USC has long directed its entrepreneurial spirit to revolutionize pedagogy, whether it was creating the first schools of International Relations or Gerontology, or establishing the first distance learning programs. The university has continued this up to the present day with innovative programs such as the Viterbi iPodia program, the Marshall World Bachelor of Business, the Sidney Harman Academy for Polymathic Study, and many others.
In the coming years, USC will lead the national discussion on the value of the liberal arts and how best to connect them to the challenges of the 21st century. We will infuse crucial literacies – informational, numerical, visual, and digital, among others – across our curriculum. We will establish programs in the arts and the humanities that bring together scholars and practitioners in ways that embrace the mindsets of inclusion, convergence, and entrepreneurship, engage Los Angeles, and broaden the career opportunities traditional to those disciplines, and we will continue to evolve our General Education program to incorporate concepts of entrepreneurship, inclusion, convergence, and impact. We will launch interschool, inter-professional programs. We will continue to invent and deploy new technologies in the classroom and online. We will reaffirm the importance of teaching and mentorship in the context of a research university and we will put into place the systems necessary to train, assess, and reward exceptional teaching.


You'll want to get help with bail if you ever find yourself arrested and in need of legal defense. Rather than getting this legal defense from behind bars, securing bail allows you to build your case in the outside world, with comfort and your peace of mind. To this end, read the following points so that you can prepare for a bail hearing, shop for the right bail bond agent and ensure that you are putting your best efforts forward every step of the way.
Any time that you're interested in securing bail, you need to be sure that you're undergoing a bail bond hearing with the right information in mind. Consider hiring a lawyer to represent you during the hearing, in addition to bringing forth people in your life who can vouch for your character and the fact that you aren't a flight risk. Every detail matters during a bail hearing, because the judge determines both whether or not you'll receive bail and the amount of bail that you'll receive. Be mindful of your body language during the hearing, ensuring to keep your arms at your side, rather than crossed or folded.
It's important to always seek the help of bail bond agents that can assist you. Start by looking for some agents that are licensed and ask about their clientele and experience. Seek the bail bond amount that is ideal for you. Bail bonds will cost you somewhere between 10 percent and 15 percent in some cases, and many states don't have maximums for how much agents can charge. Look into service from agents who you know are trustworthy, so that you get the bail that you need in a timely manner.
If you need to get the most out of your bail, be sure that you first and foremost read and understand the agreement. You'll have the chance to stick to it and ensure that you are holding up your end of the deal. Most importantly, be sure that you show up to court at the proper date and time, so that you don't run the risk of defaulting on any agreement and ending up any further legal trouble.
Take advantage of these tips and seek out more info so that you can get what you need from your bail bond situation.


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Frederique Georges, MFT, SEP
Psychotherapy — Somatic Experiencing
Pre-and Perinatal Somatic Psychology
Telehealth, Distance Healing and Energy Paths
Body Awareness
Developmental Trauma
Table Work and Touch Therapy
Pre- and Perinatal (PPN) Somatic Psychology
Attachment Theories
Internal Family Systems Model
Integral Somatic Psychotherapy
The Bodynamic System
The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP)
Experiential-Humanistic
Transpersonal – Existential
Traditional Psychotherapies
Bibliography – Resources
Torture Survivors
"There is no greater power on earth than an idea whose time has come."
— Victor Hugo
Somatic Experiencing® (SE) is an approach developed by Peter Levine: it is geared towards trauma resolution. When an event has kicked us massively by surprise, the body and the psyche can't integrate it. When we gear up to deal with the event but can't fight or flee the threat, we freeze into immobility. The survival energy mobilized for the response to the threat has nowhere to go because we did not complete our fight or flight options. Then symptoms set in. It is as if we had one foot on the gas pedal, and one on the brakes at the same time! SE aims at discharging this frozen energy that is stuck in the nervous system, complete the fight/flight scenario and restore balance and self-regulation, aliveness and wholeness. This approach is centered on body awareness.
When it comes to trauma, what distinguishes us from animals is our incapacity to shake off very high levels of energy arousal. When the chased animal has successfully fooled or escaped the predator and has reintegrated its "clan", it has the opportunity to shake and tremble to discharge the excess energy in a very natural way. Animals in the wild are routinely threatened, but seldom traumatized. They have the capacity to return to normal even after highly charged life-threatening experiences. Traumatized human beings have lost access to the capacity to use these regulatory mechanisms. Partly, because it means to let go of our control and surrender to the sometimes uncomfortable sensations. By being unable to let go of our cognitive process (our heads) and to surrender to these sensations, we think we remain in control and try to move on. But control is elusive. Our rational minds try to make sense of the events and attempt to override the natural completion process. When this happens, we get stuck in survival mode, even though the threat disappeared (a minute ago, an hour ago, a month ago, ten years ago).
"If trauma is to be transformed, we must learn not to confront it directly. If we make the mistake of confronting trauma head on, then Medusa will, true to her nature, turn us to stone."
— Peter Levine *
Somatic Experiencing allows us to return to our wild selves to renegotiate the fight/flight options we did not get to use. It restores mobility (as opposed to the immobility of the freeze). It gives us the tools to re-knit the missing gaps of our lives and to discharge excess frozen energies. It helps us get familiar with our own body sensations: a must for this renegotiation that can succeed where talk therapy fails. SE gives us the opportunity to build a vast container to hold them. It is a gentle approach that is not re-traumatizing.
Somatic Experiencing is in constant evolution. My continuing education involves workshops centered on touch and other areas of my own interest like Pre and Perinatal trauma, Anesthesia States and Near Death Experience.
I have observed that trauma and attachment hold hands. It is not unusual to have to build a good base with a client who has suffered attachment wounding before trauma work can start. We call this ego strength in some modalities. In SE, we talk about building a container to expand the capacity to meet sensations. At one point, we work on both, side by side.
Please visit traumahealing.com to get more information about Peter Levine's work and his original book Waking the Tiger. More of Peter Levine's publications can also be found on the website.
* – Copyright 2010 Peter A. Levine, PhD. Used with Permission.
Copyright © 2011 – 2020 by Frederique Georges, MFT, SEP. All rights reserved.


Mummy Of 3 Diaries: Competition Time! #Win a Valentine's Love Treasure Box full of Cadbury Treats.
Win a Valentine's Love Treasure Box.
Happy New Year everyone, I hope you've all had a wonderful Christmas?
I know that for most of us, we've already had our fill of chocolate and sweet treats and might not want to see any more right now but after all the January Diets and New Year 'cut back's) I'm thinking, or hoping, that some of you might want some chocolate for a nice Valentine's treat. We all deserve a little treat every now and then and I just really love making people smile so on that note, here's my very first chocolate giveaway of 2018 to do just that.
The prize up for grabs is a Cadbury Valentine's Love Treasure Box which is a lovely gift box.
You can see what's inside in the image above, it does look rather lovely, doesn't it?
To WIN: Simply use the Rafflecopter Form below to complete as many or as few of the entries as you like. It's completely up to you but remember, the more you do, the more entries into the draw, you get. One lucky winner will be chosen at random on Sunday February 4th so that the Winner will receive their prize in time for Valentine's Day.
Terms and Conditions: One winner will be drawn at random using the Rafflecopter App. This Giveaway is only open to the UK. The giveaways ends on Sunday February 4th. Good Luck.
I'd be sharing the prize with my family as it would be greedy of me not to.....wouldn't it?
Ooh lovely prize! I'd be tempted to keep it for myself, but I think I'd have to share it with my family!
Errm I'd keep them for myself!
Sharing chocolate? Um, yeah, the other half might get a bit - if he is lucky :D Rafflecopter entries are in my real name NIKKI HAYES, thanks for the lovely giveaway.
I'll share it with my family.
I would love to share this fantastic prize with my family.
I would share with my husbands and mates! I'd take it to the pub one night!
tempting as it is I think I had better share with my new hubby!
I shall be sharing the Cadbury Valentine's Love Treasure Box with my daughter Julie.
I would share the prize if I won because I'm cutting down on how much chocolate I eat.
It's Cadbury's, so I'll be keeping it all to myself!
I would share with my husband and son.
I'll be keeping to myself - too good to share!
this time, I`d be keeping it all to myself!
I'd try really hard to share it but I can't make any promises haha!
Seeing as there's so much chocolate, I would definitely share with my other half and a couple of close friends.
Sadly going through a difficult patch with the other half and he's away abroad for work so I would share the much needed sweet treats with my precious daughter.
Would share it with my Husband.
I'd definitely share it with my boyfriend. He's a genuine chocoholic. He'd never forgive me.
I would have to share with my parents & my brother. They wouldn't let me save it for myself!
I shall share it with my work buddies.
I would share with my grandchildren, they wouldn't let me not!
I'll be keeping it all for me!!!
I would share it with my partner.
I would share with my fiancé if I won!
I would share some of it, but keep the majority myself!
I'd like to share but I don't know whether I'll be capable.
I'd have family movie night and shared it with my kids and partner.
I would share it with my husband and four children.
I would definitely share it...maybe!
I would share it with my husband and four little ones, we haven't spent a day apart since we had the children and our 'us time is after they are in bed!
I`d share it with my lot, we always share choccy.
I'd share with my mum :) we always share our chocolate!
If I won, I would give it to my hubby, thanks for the yummy giveaway.
I would share with my partner and my Dad. I wouldn't really keep it all to myself.
I would share - I am nice like that!
I would love to win this lovely competition and would share with my family.
I would be sharing on our next couples games night!
I would love to win and treat all my family to chocolate!
I would give it to my chocoholic mom because she's my Valentine.
I would share it with my husband and grandchildren.
Would share with pur neighbour who works very hard as a nurse, but will do anything for you. His payment is usually home-baking or sweets/chocolate. Just try making him take anything else.
I will be sharing with the other half.
I would share it all out with the family!
Sharing. Chocolate and other treats are best shared. Family and friend love chocolate, and we love to share gifts, treats, etc with each other :- A Loving Act of Kindness.
Would defo share with my children!
Even for me that's a lot of chocolate so I would share it with my husband.
I'd definitely share with my friends!
I don't know. It could go either way!
I'd share with my partner.
I will share with my family.....maybe.
I'd definitely be sharing. We all have a sweet tooth here so keeping it all for myself won't be an option!
I'd definitely share with my other half. He loves his chocolate!
I would have to share it with my other half although would rather not!
I would share this lovely chocolate with my family.
I would be sharing it with my daughter maybe with a lovely glass of Rose wine!
I shall have to share this with the rest of the family. How can I keep such a fantastic prize to myself.
I'd share with my other half!
I'd give mine to my hubby and then our little girl can pinch it.
I would share but I do love Cadburys!
My Dad loves Cadbury's chocolate, so I'd have to share with him.
I would be sharing the love!
Sharing - with my darling husband, of course!


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Proposed Food and Organic Waste Framework
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Proposed Food and Organic Waste Frameworkcdj2018-06-26T14:25:47-04:00
Submitted Jan. 18, 2018
Food Waste in Ontario
In November 2017 the Government of Ontario released a proposed framework that sets a vision for "a circular economy that moves towards zero food and organic waste and zero greenhouse gas emissions from the waste sector" and considered a number of guiding principles:
Enhancing existing partnerships with stakeholders and building new relationships
Building on progress made in Ontario and learning from other leading jurisdictions
Collaborating across all levels of government to avoid duplication
Supporting an outcome-based approach
Using evidence to guide decision making
Using regulatory and non-regulatory tools
Creating conditions that support sustainable end-markets
Increasing the use of innovative technologies
Enabling efficient and effective recovery systems
Recognizing the administrative impacts and costs to recover resources from organic materials
The framework to reduce food waste in Ontario was posted to the Environment Bill of Rights and invited feedback from interested stakeholders.
Food and food waste is reported to contribute 30 per cent of materials that end up in disposal and is a significant emitter of greenhouse gas emissions. The Government of Ontario is taking action on an important waste stream at an opportune time.
By incorporating waste reduction, with focus on food and food waste, into education curriculums is an effective and important consideration that will have long-lasting benefits.
A reminder of opportunities to leverage existing promotional and educational programs, including the Waste-Free Lunch Challenge, Waste Reduction Week in Canada, and 3RCertified.
The MOECC is correct in wanting to improve data tracking and collection, and in particular the IC&I sector, to ensure policy is based on fact. To do so priority must be placed on reviewing, improving, and enforcing 3Rs Regulations.
3Rs Regulations review should emphasize source separation and proof of final disposition for data reporting tools to increase understanding, and pinpoint the stage in the supply chain where greater oversight support and resources may be needed.
Data reporting tools must also help to standardize performance reporting, including definitions of desired management approaches, methodologies for reporting and calculating performance, and verification protocols.
RCO was pleased to see procurement identified as an action item in the Strategy for Building a Waste-Free Ontario, and is encouraged to see it included in Food and Organic Waste Framework. However, how procurement can be applied as it relates to food and organic waste can be significantly expanded.
A procurement policy as part of the Food and Organic Waste Framework should require all food services to support the proper management of food waste in accordance with the framework and overall government waste policy. This can be effectively facilitated through the procurement provision in the Policy Statement in the framework.
RCO fully supports the introduction of targets that can serve a dual purpose of the managing implementation process and measuring success. However, we feel that the target timeframe as currently proposed can be accelerated.
To maintain a level playing field, producers that successfully integrate third-party certified compostable packaging into municipal Green Bin Programs (meaning they are not a contaminate in the system) should receive diversion credits as they do for non-compostable packaging in the Blue Box Program.
RCO Policy Response
EBR Registry Number: 013-1814: Food and Organic Waste Framework
EBR Registry Number: 012-5832: Waste-Free Ontario Act
EBR Registry Number: 012-9356: Proposed Strategy for a Waste-Free Ontario: Building the Circular Economy
Recycling Council of Ontario: Innovative Food Waste Pilot
Regulations for Recycling of Electrical and Electronic Equipment and Batteries under the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act
Reducing Litter and Waste in Our Communities: Discussion Paper
Made-in-Ontario Environment Plan
Tire Regulation under the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act


The History of Haifa under Turkish Rule [IN HEBREW].
Looking Twice at the Land of Israel: Aerial Photographs of 1917-18 and 1987-91 [IN HEBREW].
Upon the Ruins of Wars and Turmoil - a Record of the Committee of "EKOPO" in Wilno (1919-1931) / Na Zgliszzach Wojen i Rozruchow - Ksiega Pamiatkowa (w jezyku zydowskim) [IN YIDDISH].
Courtyards of Copenhagen: Georg Cohn: In Quest of War Prevention - Seven Generations in Denmark.
80 Lettres d`Abraham Meyer a ses 5 Fils Mobilises Pendant la Guerre 1914-1918.


Do you have burning sensation and severe pain in the stomach along with symptoms like loss of appetite, weight loss, abdominal pain, indigestion and so on, this can be due to ulcers.
Ulcers are the painful opens in the lining of the small intestine called duodenum. It is a painful wound in the stomach. Acids play an important role in ulcers, acids are produced by stomach for digestion of food, which we eat. Common symptom of ulcer is pain or burning sensation in the stomach, pain duration depends on the severity of the ulcers. The pain lasts for few minutes to few hours depending on the type of the ulcer. Pain starts within few minutes after taking your food.
Peptic ulcer- pain in the upper digestive part.
Gastric ulcer- pain in your stomach due to bacteria called H.pylori.
Duodenal ulcer- pain in the upper part of small intestine called duodenal.
Esophageal ulcer- pain in the lower end of esophagus.
Bleeding ulcer- when ulcers are not treated properly, it leads to internal bleeding and is referred as bleeding ulcers.
Stress ulcer- ulcer pain depending on the stress level is called stress ulcer.
Bacterial infection (H.pylori) in the stomach.
Some people may also face dehydration, bleeding in vomiting, darker stool, severe pain in the middle of the night, pain in empty stomach and indigestion.
With the pain in stomach, we cannot come to a conclusion that is ulcer symptom. To identify whether you have ulcer or not your doctor along with physical examination will review your signs of problem and symptoms, and recommend some tests like X-ray, endoscopy, endoscopic biopsy is conducted to find out bacterial infection. If ulcers are not treated on time properly. It may lead to some serious complications like internal bleeding and scar tissue development etc. Proper on time treatment and changes in life style and diet can treat ulcer in most of the cases.
Homeopathic theropy offer great and effective treatment for ulcers and stomach ulcers. With a well selected by a professional homeopath. Homeopathic therapy may vary from person to person depending on the type and symptoms of ulcers. Homeopathy for ulcers is made from natural substances and is safe and show good results in treating ulcers and stomach ulcers. Some homeopathy for ulcer or stomach ulcer is Merc sol, Nitric acid, Fluoric acid, Borax, Kali Bichrome and Argentums Nitricum.


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Currency – The dollar to a one-week summit
The dollar at a one-week summit
The dollar remains close to a record high a week against its rivals on Tuesday as forecasts of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve continue to support demand for the greenback.
The greenback found support after the president of the San Francisco Fed, John Williams, had said Saturday that the Fed should raise interest rates three times this year, given that the economy will benefit from tax cuts.
These comments occur a day after the president of the Cleveland Fed, Loretta Mester, announced that she was expecting four interest rate increases this year, thanks to strong economic growth in the United States and low unemployment.
The index dollar, which measures the greenback's strength against a basket of currencies, rose 0.21% to 92.27 at 05:15 a. m. AND (09:15 GMT).
The euro and the pound retreated with EUR/USD down 0.29% at 1.1933 and the GBP/USD down 0.31% to 1.3526.
The single currency has ignored the figures, published earlier, showing that economic sentiment in the euro zone improved more than anticipated last month, while German industrial output rose more than expected in November.
The yen is progressing with the USD/JPY down 0.23% to 112.85, while the USD/CHF is gaining 0.54% at 0.9824.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Bank of Japan has reduced by 5% the size of its bond buyback program during its last decision, reminding investors that it will eventually normalize monetary policy.
Elsewhere, the australian dollar declined, with the AUD/USD down 0.28% at 0.7821, while the NZD/USD is stable at 0.7170.
In the meantime, the USD/CAD rose 0.12% to 1.2437.


These cm sizes are approximate sizes, depending on how round or large the latter can be: All the packing need to have a sanitary label stating the name of the producer, and the date of packing. The oysters can not be stored on the flat side to avoid the water going out the shell. But to make sure this is still alive, we put some lemon on the meat and the oyster reacts to the lemon juice. If it does not move, it is dead and can not be consumed. The oyster must contain seawater, and must produce some once we have thrown away the first water. This second water is very good to drink. It is better not to open too long in advance 15 minutes to 30 minutes before eating.
Fish have been on the earth for more than 450 million years. Fish were well established long before dinosaurs roamed the earth. There are over 25,000 identified species of fish on the earth. It is estimated that there may still be over 15,000 fish species that have not yet been identified. There are more species of fish than all the species of amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals combined. Some fish make sounds by grating their teeth and others like some catfish make sounds from their air filled swim bladder. Fish have a specialized sense organ called the lateral line which works much like radar and helps them navigate in dark or murky water. The largest fish is the great whale shark which can reach fifty feet in length. The smallest fish is the Philippine goby that is less than 1/3 of an inch when fully grown.
The whiting is a demurral fish that thrives on sandy and muddy bottoms at depths from 10-200 meters, often migrating into shallow water during the night. The Whiting is light in color with a dark spot by the pectoral fin. It has a pointed nose and the adults loose their whiskers. The back is fairly brown, but the fish is otherwise silver with a white belly. Up until the twentieth century, the whiting was a cheap fish, considered as food for the poor or for pets. The turning point came with the decline in the fish stock market and has now received a higher value. Whiting fish is a very delicate fish that can move from a wonderful dish to a watery mush in no time flat. The best way to cook this delicate fish, is the old fashion way: A lot of hot oil and butter.
"Bélon" is the world-famous name for this species of oyster. Only oysters, which harvest from the Bélon River in Brittany, France, can be called Bélon oysters. Even flat oysters grown elsewhere in France cannot be called "Bélon," they are called "plate," the French word for flat. They are prized for their unique tannic seawater flavor (some say they are dry and metallic).
The thick-bodied Dover Sole is a flatfish that never reaches more than 20 inches. Compared to other "Sole-Fish", it's eyes are places on the right-hand side. A Dover Sole can live up to 45 years. They are available to commercial fisheries at about six to seven years of age. No other fish can be prepared in such various ways, as the Dover Sole. The thin yet firm fillet receives respect in culinary circles. The raw meat is glistering white and dense and stays white during cooking. Dover Sole, the premier white fish with a unique and delicate flavor, is a choice to pick for an elegant dining. The taste is mild and sweet. It's a special indulgence and always worth the extra care.


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Finely chop the first five ingredients by hand or put them into a food processor. Place the ingredients in a jar and cover with the apple cider vinegar. If you want to use honey, put all the ingredients except for the honey into a small pan and gently heat to a low simmer. Once it has reached a simmer, turn off the heat and mix in the honey. Put the mixture in a jar and cover tightly. Let it steep for 2-8 weeks, shaking occasionally (I try to do this at least once daily). When it comes time for use, you can strain off the liquid and discard the rest or use as is. This makes a great salad dressing. I like to take one shot glass of the "fire cider" per day during flu season.


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