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Opera is adding a splash of color in a major upgrade to its Android browser
The newest version of Opera for Android steps beyond dark and light modes in a major interface redesign and adds Bitcoin support.
Opera is getting a new look on Android today. The first iteration of the new design, codenamed Squircles goes beyond the light and dark mode paradigm which has become mainstream, and creates a new, more colorful one with ten new color schemes, a flattened design and smoother edges. The browser has also been redesigned for maximum semantic charge: the transition animations have been shortened so that users are able to get to their end goal more quickly.
"Opera was among the first apps to introduce a dark mode, way before iOS and Android, and now we are preparing our browser for 2020," said Stefan Stjernelund, Product Manager of Opera for Android. "Our new UI philosophy is focused on emotions, on how people feel when using the product. They don't have time and need to get to what they want as quickly as possible. We are addressing this need with our new design."
A beautiful interface with transition focus
Opera's new UI focuses on reducing unnecessary distractions: it abandons the former sharp geometry, introducing the concept of transition focus.
"What this means in practice is that the user should be delighted with a beautiful interface, without all the fluff: transitions should be as fast as possible," added Stjernelund.
All the powerful Opera features like the free unlimited VPN, the built-in ad blocker and Crypto Wallet are now supposed to follow the same line of thinking – users should be able to access them as fast as possible. The browser at the same time maintains a multitude of options which let users adjust the browser to their specific taste and make browsing even more visually pleasing.
In the reworked Appearance section, Opera has added multiple color options, allowing the users to adjust the browser to their tastes and emotions: they can now choose whether they would like the UI elements highlighted in blue, red, gray, green or purple. The color themes can match the Android system's dark or light mode, or be set up independently. This means Opera gives users five color options, all of which can appear in light or dark mode.
"It's time to move beyond light or dark and to add a splash of color," added Stefan Stjernelund.
Stefan Stjernelund continues: "We want the Opera browser to set a new standard among browsers by providing the unique features we believe a modern browser should have. With this version we are beginning a series of design changes that we are looking forward to introducing to our fans in the near future."
Opera continues to provide an integrated news service which keeps everyone up to date with the news of their choice. The news service can be adjusted by choosing topics of interest, as well as the default language. As part of the redesign, the news is now presented in an even cleaner way. If you want to read it at night, the handy night mode will make it pleasant and put less strain on your eyes.
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The Passover Seder plate, as shown in this March 8th, 2007 photo, is a special plate containing symbolic foods used by Jews during the Passover Seder. The items include (from top center): horseradish; a shank bone; a mixture of fruit, wine and nuts.
This weekend some Americans celebrate the Christian holiday of Easter, while others will celebrate the Jewish holiday of Passover. Easter is when Christians celebrate the life of Jesus and what they believe was his return from the dead. For most Christians, Easter this year is on Sunday, April 5.
Jews observe Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, this year from April 3-11. Passover celebrates the Jews' escape from slavery in Egypt. The Jewish holy book, the Torah, tells about how Moses led the Jews to freedom. A special dinner, the seder, begins the celebration of Passover.
Matzo is a staple at all seders. The unleavened bread reminds those at the seder that their ancestors did not have time to let their bread rise before fleeing Egypt.
Jewish families get together and eat foods that represent the Exodus story. One food is matzoh, a flat, crisp bread. It represents the hurry linked to the slaves' escape. They did not have time to let their bread rise before baking it.
Another special food on the seder table is maror, bitter herbs. They represent the pain of slavery.
In America, many children are told stories about the Easter Bunny. He is said to hide eggs, chocolates and other sweets, for children to find on Easter morning.
The Easter Bunny tradition probably developed from a German celebration of spring. Germans first settled in North America in the eighteenth century. Eggs are an almost worldwide symbol of fertility and renewal.
Individual families often organize Easter egg hunts. But egg hunts can also be public gatherings. Every year, on the Monday after Easter, the U.S. president holds an event called the White House Easter Egg Roll.
This is the 137th year the White House has held the event. The President and his wife invite hundreds of children to the White House. They join the children in hunting for eggs, playing games, and reading stories.
Many Christians in America attend religious services on Easter Sunday. Often, these services take place at sunrise.
One of our French readers tells VOA about an Easter tradition in France, where many Roman Catholics live. Churches in France do not ring their bells on the two days before Easter Sunday. The bells are silenced in respect of the death of Jesus. They ring again on Easter Sunday, the day Christians believe he came back to life.
French children are told a story about why the bells are quiet on Friday and Saturday. Parents say the bells have flown to Rome to see the head of the Roman Catholic Church. But on Sunday morning, the bells return and ring again.
The Greek Orthodox Church celebrates Easter on April 12 this year. Orthodox Christians in America celebrate by blessing food baskets. In Greece, people color hard-boiled eggs and play a game by knocking them together. They eat lamb and party into the late night.
The Persian New Year, acknowledged by the United Nations as the International Day of Nowruz, was on March 21 this year. This holiday marks the first day of spring, or the Equinox. A "haft sin" table shows many symbols of spring and life on Earth. The table includes eggs, a live goldfish, sprouts, and other foods.
No matter what your culture or religion, it seems we all love spring. It is especially welcome after a long, cold winter. In the United States, many cities saw record snowfalls this year which makes spring all the sweeter.
This story was based on a story by Doug Johnson. Dr. Jill Robbins wrote this story for Learning English. Catherine Weaver was the editor.
Note: Sunday April 5 is also Sizdah Be-Dar (Persian: سیزده به در, literally: 13th in outdoors) part of the Nowruz new year celebration rituals. It is a day to spend outside with one's family and friends. Families share picnics and eat foods like olivieh salad.
Now it's your turn. What celebrations of spring happen where you live? Write to us in the comments section.


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To be a Council Officer, a Knight must be a Third Degree member of the Order.
The Grand Knight is responsible for the overall welfare of the council. Elected annually by the council membership, the Grand Knight must provide thoughtful and inspired leadership to the council officers, the Service Program directors, chairmen and members of the council.
More specifically, his duties include: presiding over council meetings; acting as an ex officio member of all committees; appointing the membership and program directors and working with them on the selection of Service Program activities chairmen and membership recruitment teams and retention chairmen; convening officers for a monthly meeting; appointing special committees not mandated by the laws of the council; overseeing the proper exemplification of the First Degree; and, finally, making sure that all reports and reporting forms required by the state or Supreme Council offices are submitted on time.
The Grand Knight also interacts with the Financial Secretary and treasurer to ensure the council is meeting its financial obligations to the Supreme and state councils, and others. The Grand Knight countersigns all orders drawn and signed by the Financial Secretary and all checks drawn and signed by the treasurer. He also reads the vouchers from the Financial Secretary of moneys paid to the treasurer and from the treasurer of moneys deposited in the bank. By these procedures, the Grand Knight monitors the performance of the Financial Secretary and treasurer, working with them to help the council meet its financial obligations.
The Grand Knight is a member of the Advisory Board charged with general supervision of a Columbian Squires circle sponsored by his council.
Finally, the Grand Knight, together with the deputy Grand Knight and trustees, is responsible for recommending a chaplain to the ordinary of the diocese for his appointment. He also appoints a Lecturer.
DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT
The Deputy Grand Knight is the second in command in the local council. He is also elected annually, assists the Grand Knight in the operation of council affairs and is responsible for any duties assigned to him by the Grand Knight. In the absence of the Grand Knight, the Deputy Grand Knight presides at council meetings and functions as the Grand Knight would. The Deputy Grand Knight is a member of the Advisory Board charged with general supervision of a Columbian Squires circle sponsored by his council. It is suggested that the Deputy Grand Knight and the Board of Trustees serve on the council's retention committee.
The Chancellor is elected annually to serve the council in a variety of ways. Primarily, he assists the Grand Knight and Deputy Grand Knight in the execution of their duties and takes charge of the council during the incapacity or extended absence of both.
With the cooperation and support of the Grand Knight, the Chancellor has the important duty of strengthening the members' interest in council activities. It is recommended that the Chancellor serve as the chairman of the council's Admission Committee.
The Chancellor is also a member of the council's Columbian Squires circle ceremonial team.
The Recorder is responsible for keeping a true record of all the actions of the council and maintains all correspondence of the council. He should use the "Recorder's Minute Book'' to record the minutes of all council meetings.
The Financial Secretary's important role is underscored by the fact that he is not elected by the membership but, his appointment – upon the recommendation of the Grand Knight and trustees – is approved by the supreme knight for a period of three years. His work has a direct effect on council members, his fellow officers, the state council and the Supreme Council.
Basically, the Financial Secretary's duties revolve around two key areas of council activities: financial records and membership records. The Financial Secretary collects and receives all moneys that come into the council from any source. He then turns that money over to the treasurer for deposit in the council account.
One main function of the Financial Secretary is to collect money, in the form of dues, from members. He sends out billing notices before the start of the billing period and initiates retention measures to prevent members from being suspended for nonpayment of dues.
The compilation of membership records is another of the Financial Secretary's important roles. He must ensure that new members sign the constitutional roll of membership at the time of their First Degree. The Financial Secretary also applies to the Supreme Council office for honorary and honorary life membership cards for qualified members.
Besides these two major responsibilities, the Financial Secretary has several others. They include: handling supply orders for members with the Supreme Council Supply Department; filing the "Report of Officers'' with the Supreme Council office; and reporting all membership/insurance transactions to the Supreme Council office in a timely and correct manner.
The Supreme Council also makes available personal computer software and associated reports and supplies to assist financial secretaries to automate record keeping/billing tasks. Information on hardware requirements and ordering information for the software and supplies may be obtained by contacting the Supply Department or the Department of Membership Records.
The Treasurer is the elected official in charge of handling all council funds. He receives money from the Financial Secretary and issues a receipt for such. He is also responsible for depositing all money in the proper council accounts and providing a voucher or certificate of deposit to the Grand Knight for each transaction.
The Treasurer is also responsible for issuing payments to the Supreme Council on all assessments made by it to the council and for all orders of the council.
Finally, the Treasurer is responsible for keeping accurate accounts of the monies in the general expense fund of the council and the amount of money in any special funds established by the council. He must be able to provide up to-date records on these accounts to the Grand Knight, Financial Secretary or Board of Trustees.
The Lecturer is appointed by the Grand Knight to provide suitable educational and entertaining programs under the "Good of the Order" section of the council meeting. The "Good of the Order" may include such items as speakers, presentations on special topics, etc. The Lecturer is responsible for presenting the "Good of the Order'' section at council meetings. The Lecturer must be knowledgeable of all aspects of council programming in order to provide members with informative and entertaining programs. If the meetings have been conducted in accordance with the ceremonials and the agenda, there will be ample time at each meeting for the Lecturer to present a worthwhile program that will help build meeting attendance and provide benefits to the membership that is present.
The Advocate is the parliamentarian for the council. He need not be a member of the legal profession; however, he should be thoroughly familiar with all of the laws of the Order as stated in the "Charter, Constitution and Laws'' and with the council by-laws. When a by-law is to be revised, the Advocate serves as chairman of the revision committee.
The Advocate should also have a working knowledge of "Robert's Rules of Order,'' and the Supreme Council flyer, "Methods of Conducting a Council Meeting''. An understanding of both of these will help keep meetings on track.
When needed, the Advocate shall seek legal assistance from the state Advocate. In matters of trail of council members, the Advocate shall prosecute the charges on behalf of the council.
The Warden is responsible for supervising and maintaining all council property, except that which belongs to the Financial Secretary.
He sets up the council chambers for meetings and degrees and appoints and supervises Guards for ceremonial exemplifications. The Warden should also oversee the inside and outside Guards and make sure they are fulfilling the duties assigned to them.
INSIDE & OUTSIDE GUARDS
The Guards attend the doors of the council chamber, checking on current membership cards before allowing entrance.
The Board of Trustees consists of the Grand Knight and three members elected by the council. Trustees supervise all financial business of the council. They serve as auditors for the semiannual audits and oversee the work of the Financial Secretary and treasurer. The Grand Knight is the chairman of the board. It is suggested that the Board of Trustees and the deputy Grand Knight serve on the council's retention committee.
Trustees are elected for terms of three years, two years and one year. At each regular election, the position of each trustee will be voted upon, and the current three and two year trustees move on to become two and one year trustees, respectively.

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Serum paraoxonase activities, nitric oxide, and malondialdehyde levels are altered in patients with primary fibromyalgia syndrome 2023 Atamer et al
Discussion in ''Conditions related to ME/CFS' news and research' started by Andy, Jan 24, 2023.
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Fibromyalgia patients who are exposed to extreme oxidative stress may face more severe clinical features or oxidative stress may be increased by the severity of the disease.
The purpose of these investigation were to determine serum paraoxonase activities (PON-1) and nitric oxide (NO) activities and malondialdehyde (MDA) level in fibromyalgia and whether there were any associations between these enzymes activities, MDA level, and clinical parameters.
The study groups were consisted of 30 primer fibromyalgia patients and 30 healthy subjects. Clinical findings, pain severity, functional disability, general health status, anxiety, and depression assessed, and serum PON-1 activity, MDA, and NO levels were measured.
The primer fibromyalgia group had significantly higher MDA, low density lipoprotein-cholesterol (LDL-C), and decreased PON-1 activity, NO, and high density lipoprotein-cholesterol (HDL-C) with respect to controls. The paraoxonase activity was negatively correlated with MDA, LDL-C, Visual Analog Scale (VAS), Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire score (FIQ score), tender point score, age, and BDI score, while positively correlated with NO and HDL-C. MDA level was positively correlated with VAS, FIQ score, tender point score, age, and negatively correlated with NO level.
These results suggest that FMS patients have an alteration in levels of MDA, NO, and PON-1 activities. We think that impaired oxidant/antioxidant status may affect the symptoms of the disease. Also, they may be of importance in the complex physiopathologic mechanism behind the development of FMS.
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I have no idea what these Turkish researchers mean in this paper published in the Irish Journal of Medical Science by "30 primer fibromyalgia patients." (Bolding is mine.) DNA/RNA primers? Or primary FM patients? Copyediting, people....please!
PON-1 is referred to in Science Direct: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/biochemistry-genetics-and-molecular-biology/pon1
MDA is a marker for oxidative stress https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malondialdehyde
I checked whether the authors of the research had written other papers in the field of FM. Each of the several authors have published only 1 or 2 research articles. Only one author has published an additional FM research paper (low cortisol in FM patients. ho-hum, that has been known for decades).
This could be an important direction in research or it may be irrelevant. I have no expertise in biochem.
Edited to add: I think this is a shot in the void.
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To add: that the "primer" FM patients had worse lipid measurements, impossible to tell how they and healthy controls were selected. Small subject numbers and could be that the FM patients were eating worse diets (higher in cholerterol) and also were more overweight than healthy controls. Depending on severity level of FM, the FM subjects could be exercising less. Also, with just 30 subjects, odds are favorable for having a couple of FM patients with genes for bad cholesterol and skewing the outcome.
Without the rest of the study, impossible to tell if the researchers controlled for these variables.
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Q: Not sure what to do after trying to simplify the inequality and getting nowhere?
Here is the question:

If $x, y, z \in {\displaystyle \mathbb {R} }$, then prove
$$x^2+y^2+z^2+4\ge2(x+y+z)$$

Here is what I tried doing:

I tried simplifying the inequality and getting all the terms on one side, like so:
$$x^2+y^2+z^2+4\ge2x+2y+2z$$
$$x^2+y^2+z^2+4-2x+2y+2z\ge0$$
$$(x^2-2x)+(y^2-2y)+(z^2-2z)+4\ge0$$
$$(x^2-2x)+(y^2-2y)+(z^2-2z)\ge-4$$
Is it possible to use the fact that it is always true that $x^2-2x\ge-4$, $y^2-2y\ge-4$, and $z^2-2z\ge-4$, to show that inequality holds? Other than that, I'm not sure what to do next. I can't think of any manipulation that might work in this case.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

A: \begin{align}
x^2 - 2x + y^2 - 2y + z^2 - 2z + 4
= (x-1)^2 + (y-1)^2 + (z-1)^2 + 1
\ge 1 > 0.
\end{align}

A: If you borrow three ones, you get
$$
(x^2-2x)+(y^2-2y)+(z^2-2z)+4=(x-1)^2+(y-1)^2+(z-1)^2+1\geq1.
$$

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Q: SQL clone record with a unique index Is there a clean way of cloning a record in SQL that has an index(auto increment).  I want to clone all the fields except the index.  I currently have to enumerate every field, and use that in an insert select, and I would rather not explicitly list all of the fields, as they may change over time.

A: Not unless you want to get into dynamic SQL.  Since you wrote "clean", I'll assume not.
Edit: Since he asked for a dynamic SQL example, I'll take a stab at it.  I'm not connected to any databases at the moment, so this is off the top of my head and will almost certainly need revision.  But hopefully it captures the spirit of things:
-- Get list of columns in table
SELECT INTO #t
EXEC sp_columns @table_name = N'TargetTable'

-- Create a comma-delimited string excluding the identity column
DECLARE @cols varchar(MAX)
SELECT @cols = COALESCE(@cols+',' ,'') + COLUMN_NAME FROM #t WHERE COLUMN_NAME <> 'id'

-- Construct dynamic SQL statement
DECLARE @sql varchar(MAX)
SET @sql = 'INSERT INTO TargetTable (' + @cols + ') ' +
    'SELECT ' + @cols + ' FROM TargetTable WHERE SomeCondition'

PRINT @sql -- for debugging
EXEC(@sql)

A: There's no easy and clean way that I can think of off the top of my head, but from a few items in your question I'd be concerned about your underlying architecture. Maybe you have an absolutely legitimate reason for wanting to do this, but usually you want to try to avoid duplicates in a database, not make them easier to cause. Also, explicitly naming columns is usually a good idea. If you're linking to outside code, it makes sure that you don't break that link when you add a new column. If you're not (and it sounds like you probably aren't in this scenario) I still prefer to have the columns listed out because it forces me to review the effects of the change/new column - even if it's just to look at the code and decide that adding the new column is not a problem.

A: DROP TABLE #tmp_MyTable

SELECT * INTO #tmp_MyTable
FROM MyTable
WHERE MyIndentID = 165

ALTER TABLE #tmp_MyTable
DROP Column MyIndentID

INSERT INTO MyTable
SELECT *
FROM #tmp_MyTable

A: This also deals with a unique key projectnum as well as the primary key.
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE projecttemp SELECT * FROM project WHERE projectid='6';
ALTER TABLE projecttemp DROP COLUMN projectid;
UPDATE projecttemp SET projectnum = CONCAT(projectnum, ' CLONED');
INSERT INTO project SELECT NULL,projecttemp.* FROM projecttemp;

A: You could create an insert trigger to do this, however, you would lose the ability to do an insert with an explicit ID.   It would, instead, always use the value from the sequence.

A: You could create a trigger to do it for you. To make sure that trigger only works for cloning, you could create a separate username CLONE and log in with it. Or, even better, if your DBMS supports it, create a role named CLONE and any user can log in using that role and do the cloning. The trigger code would be something like:
if (CURRENT_ROLE = 'CLONE') then
   new.ID = assign new id from generator/sequence

Of course, you would grant that role only to the users who are allowed to clone records.


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The USS Animus NCC-74293
The 'Rules'
Promotion Criteria
Mission Report: Goulburn Comic-Con 18-19/3/17
AnimusCO / Mission Reports /	2017, Goulburn, Goulburn Comic-Con, Mission Report, Region 11, Shuttle Animus /
Goulburn – New South Wales 18-19/3/17
On an overcast March weekend, Lieutenant Commander Ross Manuel and Lieutenant Jasmin Jesenkovic attended the first-ever event of the newly christened Shuttle Animus, Goulburn Comic-Con for its second year of operation, and first at the Goulburn Veolia Arena.
Goulburn is a regional city in the Southern Tablelands of the Australian state of New South Wales, approximately 195 kilometres (121 mi) south-west of Sydney, and 90 kilometres (56 mi) north-east of Canberra. It was proclaimed as Australia's first inland city through letters patent by Queen Victoria in 1863. Goulburn had a population of 23,835 in June 2018. Goulburn is the seat of Goulburn Mulwaree Council.
Goulburn Comic-Con was located within the primary Recreation Area of the Goulburn Showgrounds, with displays and stalls on the grounds outside. while the CO had attended the inaugural Goulburn Comic-Con this would be the first time that we would be attending as the Shuttle Animus. We set up near the 501st Legion's Southern Cross Garrison (Black Tower Squad) and the Southern Highlands Robot Builders Club we brought out a similar display we had to the one displayed at Oz Comic-Con in Sydney
Officers of the Shuttle Animus and USS Tydirium
Over the weekend, the Animus was joined by the CO and 2IC of our mothership the Sydney-based USS Tydirium, Rear Admiral Greg Mortenson and Captain Prue Hill. Suffice to say, we were thankful for the extra hands as we were off our feet the entire day with Trek fans of all ages stopping by to get their photo taken in the chair.
The highlight of the weekend was the Great Debate, where the Shuttle Animus and USS Tydirium took on the 501st Legion in which both groups debated under the watchful moderation of Rae Johnston which franchise was the better, though we gave the better arguments, Star Wars won the popular vote and won the day. (Even if the moderator thought we had the better arguments. See so yourself
See we totally should have won. Even in defeat, we enjoyed the experience, and thoroughly enjoyed the event. Which is the reason why this event is in our calendar every year as long as they are willing to have us.
Lieutenant Jasmin Jesenkovic with Rae Johnston
© USS Animus 2022
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS
The USS Animus acknowledges the traditional custodians of country throughout our patrol sector. We recognise their continuing connection to land, sea and waters. We pay our respects to the elders past and present of the Ngunnawal, Gundungurra, Ngarigo and Wiradjuri peoples whose land we operate within.


A million or so boardings on an average weekday translates to a lot of people whose other car is a Metro bus. Maybe that's why Los Angeles Times auto critic David Undercoffler wanted to take the newest member of Metro's clean-air fleet for a test drive.
"I've driven $250,000 luxury sedans around racetracks, one-off prototype vehicles that won't hit the market for years and ultra-rare carbon-fiber-bodied sports cars. But nothing matches the experience of driving a 16-ton bus around a training course and then slamming on the brakes, turning the instructor standing behind your seat from a patient, brave man to a human-shaped projectile wearing a sweater vest," says Undercoffler in a featured review published online today in the Business Section at latimes.com.
The very nicely produced video by Tim French and Jeff Amlotte is just as good as being there. Enjoy the ride.
Is a cup of coffee the difference between good and bad Transit Oriented Development?
Now how about a quiet bus?
What a great article and video!


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In my own personal pursuit of finding Forrester, I have done a little unqualified research and analysis to discover what makes a good writer, or, what passes as the high mark of weblog writing.
So in proper Friday Fun, here's the short list of thirteen tips to make you a better blog writer?
1. Pick a journalist from either a left or right wing, obscure journal and routinely disagree with their work while calling them all sorts of names that deal with animal parts.
2. Criticize the United States of America, the President, and any US foreign or domestic policy. Never criticize the minority of any position. Repeat.
3. Link to lots and lot of books that also (on occasion) coincide with the Oprah Winfrey Book Club. Do not link to anything popular culture with the exception of digital cameras or MP3 players.
4. Speak much about the swank martini and vintage wine parties that are attended by the local literati. Show pictures of yourself with other future Nobel prize winners with a drink or cigarette in hand. Both whenever possible.
5. Criticize Republicans and conservatives. Repeat.
6. Sometimes, just to play with your audience, write something that makes no sense at all but could be confused with writing brilliance. It helps to kill a few brain cells before attempting to write this one, or, if you have already killed 10% of your brain during that stint in college; then proceed at will.
7. Criticize Christianity and Christians. Repeat.
8. Make liberal use of the 'F' word. Don't use the 'S' word, that's too NASCAR.
9. Tinker with the searching functions of Google, documenting every small detail. Write extensively about your discoveries.
10. Taunt, and taunt again, anyone who would consider the ownership of a gun. The NRA is always a great topic on a slow day.
11. Be sure to minimalize the design of your blog as well. The focus is on the text, not whatever you can hack in Photoshop. And forget the use of Flash. Once you put anything Flash on your site then forget the pursuit of writing because you have lost your way.
12. Never speak of watching television unless it's something on PBS. Once you've made a reference to Felecity, it's over. Delete your blog and go find another hobby.


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Q: Passing value from C# codebehind to javascript What is the best way to pass a value from C# code to javascript?
Currently I am setting an asp.net hidden field in the Page_Load method.
Also if I pass a value using GET like
Response.Redirect("myurl.com/myPage.aspx?id=300");

how can I get the value of id from myPage using javascript?
Is there a nice way to do this in jquery?

A: function getParameter(name)
{
    name = name.replace(/[[]/,"\[").replace(/[]]/,"\]");
    var results = new RegExp("[\?&]" + name + "=([^&#]*)").exec(window.location.href);

    return (results != null ? results[1] : "");
}

Use the following code to get your parameter: getParameter("id")

A: If there's one specific variable you want, you can use the document.location property and split out the part after id=

A: Tim's idea is good.  You could also directly insert the values into the javascript with something like var idValue = '<%= SomeProtectedProperty %>'; within your script.  That's for if you know it at load time.


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Reviewed this issue:
The Ravelli Conspiracy
The Sontarans
It's a measure of the distinctive flavour of Virgin Publishing's New Adventures that their Big Finish adaptations come with their own, bespoke version of the Doctor Who theme – a sweeping, symphonic arrangement far removed from the tinny synth stylings of Sylvester McCoy's TV tenure. It's a small but significant detail that says: Toto, we're not on BBC1 before Bergerac any more.
In Original Sin, the Seventh Doctor isn't even with Dorothy any more. Andy Lane's novel was published in 1995, when the Time Lord had swapped Ace for space archaeologist Bernice "Benny" Summerfield – a role now so indelibly linked with actor Lisa Bowerman, it's almost a surprise it's not her face on the original book covers.
The story opens in medias res with the Doctor and Benny arriving on 30th century Earth to follow up a warning from a dying alien. At the height of the Earth Empire, our little blue planet is now a 2000 AD-ish landscape of spaceports, cities in the sky and robo-valets. But not everyone's sharing in the good times: the undercities are vast slums, and civil unrest is so rife that the death of 50,000 people in an explosion barely registers as a blip in the rolling news cycle.
This is all grist to the mill, of course, for the Seventh Doctor: the man who loves the sound of empires toppling is right at home in this heartfelt (if not entirely subtle) satire of colonialism, muttering darkly about "the rich building on the backs of the poor" like a cosmic Jeremy Corbyn.
He also gets to chew the moral fat with a mad scientist called Zebulon Pryce, who challenges the fundamental principle that all life is valuable. In the midst of this weighty metaphysical discourse ("For every 'thou shalt not kill' there's a 'thou shalt not suffer a witch to live…'") our hero is forced to examine the blood on his own hands, and concludes: " Killing is wrong, except when it's right, and I know the difference. That's the only answer I can give."
This is thrilling, positively Nietzschean stuff from a period in which the Doctor was self-identifying as 'Time's Champion' (he actually says it out loud here), and plays to Sylvester McCoy's talent for brooding introspection.
If it sounds heavy going, it isn't, John Dorney's script deftly balancing such earnest pre-millennial angst with the quickfire wit of 21st century Doctor Who. Sample rat-a-tat exchange: "Don't worry, you'll soon be out of your misery." "I'm not miserable." "You soon will be."
With the population under martial law and citizens being subjected to interrogation by the mind probe (yes, the mind probe), Adjudicator Roz Forrester and her rookie new partner Chris Cwej are assigned to investigate a death in police custody. Unfortunately for them, they investigate it rather too well, stumbling upon a conspiracy that forces them into an uneasy alliance with the Doctor and Benny, their prime suspects. Yasmin Bannerman and Travis Oliver played the characters in 2015's adaptation of Russell T Davies' Damaged Goods, so feel comfortably at home in the roles, even before they decide to throw their lot in with the Doctor at the end of the story.
A densely-plotted, punchily executed piece of high space opera, packed with clever ideas and thought-provoking philosophical asides, Original Sin is a fitting testament to the reach and ambition of Virgin's New Adventures, skillfully brought to life by director Ken Bentley and his cast.
Among that cast, incidentally, is one Philip Voss, whose only previous Doctor Who booking was in Marco Polo, a full 53 years ago. Here, he's playing another figure from the show's distant past whose identity, as they say on the internet, WILL SHOCK YOU. Unless you've read the book, of course, in which case it won't.
Fifth Doctor adventure Cold Fusion was published a year after Original Sin, this time as part of Virgin's Missing Adventures range. For those keeping score, that means it gets the original Davison-era theme tune – but then immediately wrong-foots us by opening with Sylvester McCoy's Seventh Doctor.
He's arrived on an alien planet to hear a ghost story – but instead of chills, Lance Parkin, who has adapted the story from his own book, kicks off with an extended knockabout comedy sketch, complete with a cute robot who tells the Doctor, "To select audio navigation, press enter here". You can't accuse Big Finish of not knowing their audience.
When we meet the Fifth Doctor, he's in the very early days of his new body, on the trail of some time disturbance (standard) with Tegan, Nyssa and Adric. On a barren ice planet, they cross paths with Roz and Chris, the latter posing – much to Tegan's disgust – as an Australian called 'Bruce Jovanka'. This leads to a good joke about the different meaning of Fosters to the people of Traken and Australia. Well I thought it was funny, anyway.
Whereas previous multi-Doctor stories had forced earlier incarnations to adapt to the current house style, Cold Fusion is very much a mash-up of two distinct eras. The Fifth Doctor sequences come complete with contemporary catchphrases like (all together now) "That's not Heathrow!" plus an eerily authentic-sounding early 80s score (credited to Fool Circle Music – see what they did there?) that brilliantly evokes the spirit of Peter Howell, Paddy Kingsland and co. Yet the highfalutin talk of Time Lords being born in the loom of the House of Lungbarrow – not to mention putting Nyssa in a hotel room with a naked man – couldn't be more 1990s. And just to add to the temporal displacement, the Fifth Doctor quotes the First Doctor from 1963's An Unearthly Child, while his interrogator responds with lines from 1976's The Brain of Morbius. You may need a flow chart.
Like many of his New Adventures contemporaries, Parkin can't resist poking about in the nooks and crannies of ancient Gallifreyan lore in a manner that would have had Russell T Davies reaching for the smelling salts. He even introduces the Doctor's wife, played Christine Kavanagh – and there are no River Song-style cheats here: this is his actual wife – as in Susan's grandmother – who the Doctor decides should be called Patience. Well shouldn't all wives?
Once reacquainted, Kavanagh and Peter Davison get to share some unusually intimate scenes. No, not like that – I'm talking mental transference, Time Lord-style, as they reached into their shared memories via some highly evocative sound collages from director Jamie Anderson.
Parkin contrives to keep his Doctors apart until the final act, when Seven breezes in to save Five from execution with one of his patented anti-war speeches. Which, on this occasion, proves spectacularly ineffectual. There's also a lovely little skit about the dangers of two Doctors reversing the polarity of the neutron flow of the same bomb (bottom line: very big bang) and a truly shameless gag about a temporal pair o' Docs. Yes, really.
The Seventh Doctor doesn't just meet his former self, of course – he's also reunited with Adric. It's a poignant encounter that's all the better for being subtly underplayed, though Sylvester McCoy does slightly misread what ought to be the real gut-punch moment.
Matthew Waterhouse does a convincing job, for good or ill, of channeling his 18-year-old self, while Janet Fielding gives one of her best performances as Tegan. Nyssa, for her part, remains steadfastly Nyssa; on being asked if her clothes are dry, she replies "No, they're velvet, so they'll take a while" – which is so exactly the sort of thing Nyssa would say, your heart really goes out to Sarah Sutton. And it goes without saying that Peter Davison never puts a foot wrong – which doesn't mean we shouldn't still say it once in a while.
Cold Fusion is an atmospheric, cinematic exercise in world building, painting vivid pictures of ice deserts, frost lands and ski trains. At six episodes, it's also a sprawling epic that might have benefited from a slight haircut – I must confess to getting slightly lost with some of the plot strands (what was all that stuff about fusion bombs again?) – but on the whole does a good job of maintaining momentum across its marathon running time without resorting to the longueurs that habitually dogged the old TV six-parters.
In the 1990s, Doctor Who's new print adventures were sold as "stories too broad and deep for the small screen". These latest adaptations would suggest that, on audio at least, breadth and depth are not a problem, and I've no doubt that, for readers of a certain age, hearing these stories come alive will elicit just as much of a thrill as being able to watch the The Power of the Daleks on your phone.
From New and Missing to the Early Adventures (keep up, do), First Doctor caper The Ravelli Conspiracy is what we fans call a "pure historical". (Does anyone else in the world use those two words together? Or, indeed, use historical as a noun?) That said, it's less in the spirit of the improving history lessons envisaged by Sydney Newman than one of script editor Dennis Spooner's mid-60s comic revels, complete with 16th century Florentine guards grumbling about their gout in broad cockney accents. I guess we'd call such jests Spoonerisms, if it weren't already taken.
It's literally a Machiavellian plot, with the Doctor, Vicki and Steven bumping into the infamous schemer within seconds of arriving in the Renaissance. Arrested as conspirators, the trio find themselves caught up in the political machinations of the day, including a plot to assassinate the Duke of Nemours – brother to Pope Leo X and great uncle of Catherine Medici, from TV's The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve.
It's an enjoyably unhurried, low-stakes tale from writers Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky, in which the Doctor getting locked in a room passes for a dramatic cliffhanger. Maureen O'Brien co-narrates with Peter Purves, who also doubles as both Steven and the First Doctor. At 77, Purves still sounds full of youthful vim and vigor – as if at any moment he could be about to throw over to Valerie Singleton for an item on Beatrix Potter – which has the curious effect of him having to "play old" in order to mimic an actor 20 years younger than him.
Where The Ravelli Conspiracy is all jaw-jaw, The Sontarans is very much war-war, pitching the Doctor, Steven and Sara Kingdom (the invincible Jean Marsh) into battle with everyone's favourite spud-faced clone troopers.
Big Finish excels at filling the gaps between old TV stories, and here it's managed to prise open a crack within a story (1965's The Dalek Master Plan) which, coupled with Marsh's other recent audio appearances, should at least settle those pub arguments about whether Sara is a "proper" companion. (Ah, who am I kidding? It won't settle a thing.)
Set on a hunk of rock in the middle of an asteroid belt, Simon Guerrier's story is a very physical affair, full of fighting, grunting and running through tunnels, while our heroes also spend literally half an episode falling down a (very deep) hole.
The truth about the Sontarans, though, is they're a lot more fun boasting about war than actually doing it, which is why the highlights are the bits in which Dan Starkey's Field Commander Slite interrogates Steven to learn more about human military strategies – including the value of humour on the battlefield. Personally, I'm not convinced the Sontarans are really cut out for jokes ("… and he said, I'm sorry, sir, we don't serve potatoes!") but it would certainly bring a new meaning to Sontar Ha!
To raise the stakes, Sara claims this local skirmish could put all of "future history" is at stake. Future history: it's a lovely phrase, and – from New Adventures that are now 20 years old to Early Adventures that are brand new, via a 2016 recording of a 1996 take on the Who Class of '82 – it's also as good a description for all this glorious, time-twisting, head-spinning madness as any.
Published in Doctor Who Magazine issue #509, March 2017 © Panini UK Ltd
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Opinion August 19, 2021 Mary M. Lane
Reframed: Paul Revere's "Boston Massacre"
Courtesy Collection of the Boston Athanaeum.
Paul Revere, Boston Massacre, 1770. Engraving, hand-colored.
The July-August 2021 Focus for Reframed is American Heat.
In the special collection of brittle works on paper at the Boston Athenaeum lies Paul Revere's 1770 hand-colored engraving, The Bloody Massacre. Revere (1735-1818) is best known to Americans today as the hero in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's rousing, though historically inaccurate 1861 poem, "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere."
Yet in 1770, Revere was best known as an engraver, industrialist, and patriot in America's nascent revolution. The March 5, 1770 violent clash commonly referred to as the Boston Massacre is portrayed in Revere's petite, 10 by 9 inch work.
Courtesy Wikimedia Commons.
John Singleton Copley, Paul Revere, 1768. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
The conflict began when fifty Bostonians protested the large presence of British soldiers protecting enforcers of recently increased taxes on the colonists. The situation grew violent and eight protestors were wounded by gunfire while five others died.
In the Athenaeum's special collection department, the work's fragile paper and discolored pigments are sheltered from light and heat. Yet as the condition of the work has deteriorated over 250 years, our understanding of the violent events it portrays have changed and improved.
This should "prompt us to ask questions about how historical narratives are constructed, written, and rewritten," the Athenaeum's assistant curator, Virginia Badgett, tells Art & Object. "History is not static, but revised and repurposed over time," she adds.
Revere's engraving is, of course, an artwork, and he meant it to serve as political art to grow sympathy for the Revolution.
Consequently, Massacre, contains purposeful inaccuracies both relatively innocuous and significantly problematic.
Courtesy the Met. Gift of Mrs. Russell Sage, 1910. 10.125.103.
Paul Revere, Detail of The Boston Massacre, 1770.
Both the crescent moon in the night sky and the small dog in the work's foreground are patently symbolic, a point widely understood by both Revere's contemporaries and scholars today. The moon is a nod to the time of the massacre, approximately 10 p.m., while small canines in late eighteenth-century British art symbolized loyalty to just causes. As Revere's dog is standing off against the king's army, he or she is guarding the just cause of the Bostonians.
Two other artistic licenses employed by Revere prove more problematic.
While all of the revolutionaries in Revere's work are white, a man of Indigenous American and African descent, Crispus Attucks, was first shot and killed during the conflict. In other words, Attucks was the first American killed in the Revolution.
Furthermore, while Revere depicted the revolutionaries as peaceful and the British as bellicose, reality proves quite different. Historical documents show that while the American Revolution's goal was certainly just, it was the colonists who provoked the British into firing after the rabble-rousers pelted snowballs and stones at the military.
In our current times, these latter two facts prove altogether fascinating in evaluating artistic portrayals of protests for justice in contemporary America.
Mary M. Lane
Mary M. Lane is an art market journalist, an art historian, and the author of Hitler's Last Hostages: Looted Art and the Soul of the Third Reich. Reach her on Twitter: MaryLaneWSJ and Instagram: MaryLaneAuthor


Gav: C'mon Danny, I need the robot ant.
Danny: I did not build it just so you could attack protestors.
Gav: Whatever. Say, why did you build it, anyway?
Danny: Ah, that is classified.
Gav: What IS your job, anyway?
Danny: That also is classified.
Gav: How do you even find a job like that?


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import fpinscala.ch05laziness.Stream
import fpinscala.ch06state._
import fpinscala.ch07parallelism._
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import Gen._
import Prop._
import java.util.concurrent.{Executors,ExecutorService}

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Largest squares
How many of the largest square sheets did the plumber cut the honeycomb from 16 dm and 96 dm?
Do you want to calculate greatest common divisor two or more numbers?
Do you want to perform natural numbers division - find the quotient and remainder?
A rectangular glass panel with dimensions of 72 cm and 96 cm will cut the glazier on the largest square possible. What is the length of the side of each square? How many squares does the glazier cut?
The plumber had to cut the metal strip with dimensions 380 cm and 60 cm to the largest squares to no waste. Calculate the length of the sides of a square. How many squares cut it?
Paper squares
The paper rectangle measuring 69 cm and 46 cm should be cut into as many squares as possible. Calculate the lengths of squares and their number.
Trees in alley
There are four trees in the alley between which the distances are 35m, 15m and 95m. Trees must be laid in the spaces so that the distance is the same and the maximum. How many trees will they put in and what will be the distance between them?
On Children's
On Children's Day, the organizers bought 252 chewing gums, 396 candies and 108 lollipops. They want to make as many of the same packages as possible. Advise them what to put in each package and how many packages they can make this way.
Gardens colony
Gardens colony with dimensions of 180 m and 300 m are to be completely divided into the same large squares of the highest area. Calculate how many such squares can be obtained and determine the length of the square side.
Square gardens
The gardening colony with dimensions of 180 m and 300 m is to be completely divided into equally large square areas with the largest possible area. Calculate how many such square areas can be obtained and determine the side length of the square.
Find quotient before the bracket - the largest divisor 51 a + 34 b + 68 121y-99z-33
Identical cubes
From the smallest number of identical cubes whose edge length is expressed by a natural number, can we build a block with dimensions 12dm x 16dm x 20dm?
Cutting paper
Divide a rectangular paper with dimensions 220mm and 308mm into squares of the same size so that they are as large as possible. Specify the length of the side of the square.
We bought
We bought 140 fruit, 196 chocolate and 84 caramel lollipops. How many of the same packages can we prepare from them?
The land, which has dimensions of 220 m and 308 m, the owner wants to divide into equally large square plots with the largest possible area. How long will one side of the plot be?
Decompose
Decompose into primes and find the smallest common multiple n of (16,20) and the largest common divisor D of the pair of numbers (140,100)
Sports students
There are 120 athletes, 48 volleyball players, and 72 handball players at the school with extended sports training. Is it possible to divide sports students into groups so that the number in each group is the same and expressed by the largest possible num
Rectangular flowerbed
Around the rectangular flowerbed with dimensions of 5.25 m and 3.50 m, roses should be planted at the same distance from each other so that the roses are located in each corner of the flower bed and are consumed as little as possible. How far do we plant


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New Microfluidic Device Allows Researchers to Measure Cell Growth...by the Picogram
By Jeffrey MarlowOct 12, 2016 5:24 PM
Understanding how growth rates of individual cells varies is a key priority for microbiologists. (Image: NIH/Aleksey Chudnovskiy and Miriam Merad, Icahn School of Medicine)
Growth rate is a fundamental aspect of life, a metric that can separate biology's winners and losers. Even a small advantage can lead to complete dominance in short order, given the exponential scaling patterns of biological growth. Calculating growth rate is pretty straightforward when you're looking at plants or animals, where it's possible to measure an organism's mass with relative ease. But what about microbes? How can minuscule changes in a cell's mass be measured when the whole organism weighs just a picogram (10-12 grams)?
Over the last few years, physicists, biologists, and nanoscale engineers have joined forces to tackle this question. One camp has examined cells under the microscope, tracking their expanding diameters over time, but this method makes broad assumptions about cell geometry and takes a long time. A different approach pioneered by Scott Manalis, a Professor of Biological Engineering at MIT, combines microfluidics and resonating cantilevers to calculate a cell's mass as it flows through tiny channels just three microns across.
The cantilever principle is functionally similar to a seesaw. Sit an NFL lineman on the opposite end, and you'll have a much harder time moving up and down than if your playmate were a toddler. In the microfluidic chip, the cantilever (essentially a finger-like extension, the cell flows out to the end and back again) shakes at a predictable frequency based on the mass distributed within it. With a light cell inside, it moves quickly; heavier cells cause the oscillations to slow down.
This is all relatively well-understood physics, but what's remarkable is that the device has enough resolution to watch cells grow in real time. Earlier efforts have kept individual cells in a single cantilever for ten minutes or more – long enough to detect a changing mass. But if you can only measure one cell at a time, larger studies of individual variation within a larger population, or a comparison of different types of organisms, will take a prohibitively long time. The latest study from the Manalis lab solves this problem by combining a dozen cantilevers in series, tracking individual cells as they flow through the system over about 20 minutes. This way, it's still possible to watch each one for the necessary amount of time, but several cells can be in the pipeline at the same time.
Measuring the growth rates of individual cells is more than just a technically astounding parlor trick – it brings the microbial realm into view as a diverse, varied world where individual cells exhibit distinct behavior. When microbiologists lack this type of resolution, they default to bulk analyses, like sequencing all of the DNA in a scoop of mud, or measuring overall increases in cell abundance in a microbial culture. Such large data umbrellas can obscure important trends – it's like analyzing economic drivers by looking at a country's average overall growth rather than partitioning the data by cities or neighborhoods: narrowing the scope reveals more detailed relationships among variables and exposes root causes.
After proving the device's efficacy with human cells, Manalis' team moved on to microbes. They showed that dormant yeast cells are able to re-start metabolism almost immediately after being reintroduced into a nutritious medium, growing at a rate of about 20% per hour right off the bat. With E. coli cells, individual growth rates were tightly clustered, revealing an average doubling time of 19.4 minutes. Adding the antibiotic kanamycin led to a dramatic decline in growth rate, providing an opportunity to quantify the kinetics of drug effectiveness.
Seeing the world at the scale of an individual microbe is an extremely valuable contribution to experimental microbiology, and alluring possibilities await. To date, cantilever-based microbial analyses have all involved single-species cultures under uniform growth conditions. Examining mixed microbial populations representative of distinct microbiomes – and linking growth rate to identity – would provide unprecedented resolution on interspecies heterogeneity and broader ecosystem function. In the meantime, throughput and sensitivity of cantilever-based growth devices will undoubtedly increase, bringing microbial-scale view of the world into ever greater resolution.
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Did you notice the two words that described the reaction of the "disciples" (the 12) vs. "others" who followed Jesus? "Frightened" is certainly appropriate since Jesus was heading into the "lion's den" of opposition and the leaders were planning his death.
But the word attributed to the emotion of the apostles, "astonished," is interesting. The Greek word means "to stupefy (with surprise), i.e. astound:–amaze; terrify." So, while the crowds were "frightened" the apostles could not even begin to conceptualize that Jesus was actually going to Jerusalem.
Of Jesus's miracles I have always thought that the raising of Lazarus was the most dramatic. Unlike the rather private raising of Jairus's daughter this miracle was performed in full view of "many" Jews from the capital of Jerusalem. Jesus's compassion for a friend is described. And the drama of Lazarus walking from the tomb, still sheathed in the wrappings of death is overwhelming.
Some think of Thomas as the "doubter." Yet, we see in this verse we read that he has faith to the point of being willing to die for the Lord.
And Martha, we may think of her as the "Type A, workaholic" who did not place worship as a priority over works. Yet, we see her succinctly state her understanding of Jesus's mission and who he really is.
Luke 16: 8 "The master commended the dishonest manager because he had acted shrewdly. For the people of this world are more shrewd in dealing with their own kind than are the people of the light. 9 I tell you, use worldly wealth to gain friends for yourselves, so that when it is gone, you will be welcomed into eternal dwellings.
The above verses of course are from the parable of the "the Unjust (or Shrewd) Servant." And this is another of Jesus's teachings that I have had to "ponder" because it appears that He is justifying deceitful business practices.
Luke 16: 9 I tell you, use worldly wealth to gain friends for yourselves, so that when it is gone, you will be welcomed into eternal dwellings.
Warning against the leaven of the Pharisees (Luke 12:1-7).Warning against the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (Luke 12:8-12).
Warning against covetousness (Luke 12:13-21).
Warning against anxieties (Luke 12:22-34).
Warning against failure to "watch" (Luke 12:35-40).
Warning against unfaithfulness (Luke 12:41-48).
Warning against divisions due to God's word (Luke 12:49-53).
Warning against ignoring the signs of the time (Luke 12:54-56).
Again, a reading with so many important teachings and examples. But a single word from Luke 38-41 caught my attention.
From earlier verses we see that Martha was not idle — in fact she was doing "good works." She was serving the Lord and His disciples. So, what she was doing was in no way wrong (and we should also be doing "good works.") But she had set aside the greatest priority to perform a lesser one.
What she neglected was worship & a focus on the Lord. The lesson for us is obvious.
In these chapters Jesus is persistent in teaching the leaders of the Jews the reality of who He is — the Son of the Living God. In my opinion there is a single verse that with a little word study summarizes Jesus deity.
The Greek expression used here literally means "I exist." Jesus was not saying "I was there" Instead he is saying that he existed then and exists now — He has been and always will be.
Coffman summarizes: The majestic "I AM" with which Jesus concluded this confrontation suggests God's "I AM THAT I AM" (Exodus 3:14) and there can be no reasonable denial that Jesus here claimed equality with God. A check of the teachings in this chapter reveals that Jesus presented himself as one with Almighty God no less than a dozen times.
Today's & another recent reading provide examples of where the values of the Kingdom are so different from the values of the "world." Jesus taught that to "achieve" a goal we have to "be" just the opposite.
Matthew 16: 25 For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it.
Matthew 18: 4 Therefore, whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.
But isn't it interesting that they still did not fully understand the divinity & salvation in their midst — the only Son of the Living God.
Mark 9: 9 As they were coming down the mountain, Jesus gave them orders not to tell anyone what they had seen until the Son of Man had risen from the dead. 10 They kept the matter to themselves, discussing what "rising from the dead" meant.
Again in today's reading we go from a "mountain-top" to a "rock-bottom" moment This time it is one man — Peter who experiences the momentous change.
The mountain-top: Matthew 16: 5 "But what about you?" he asked. "Who do you say I am?" 16 Simon Peter answered, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God." 17 Jesus replied, "Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven.
The rock-bottom: Mark 8: 32 He spoke plainly about this, and Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him. 33 But when Jesus turned and looked at his disciples, he rebuked Peter. "Get behind me, Satan!" he said. "You do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns.
And we know that, like Peter, we experience moments of victory and moments of defeat on our journey as believers. Our challenge — remain faithful and keep always moving forward towards our goal!
Mark 7: 7 After he had left the crowd and entered the house, his disciples asked him about this parable. 18 "Are you so dull?" he asked. "Don't you see that nothing that enters a person from the outside can defile them?
But before we criticize the apostles too strongly remember the tenants that had been taught the apostles from their birth by their religious leaders. I think commentator AT Robertson makes an excellent point: It was a discouraging moment for the great Teacher if his own chosen pupils (disciples) were still under the spell of the Pharisaic theological outlook. It was a riddle to them. "They had been trained in Judaism, in which the distinction between clean and unclean is ingrained, and could not understand a statement abrogating this" (Gould).
A message for us today — we should never stop comparing the teachings we hear to the inspired Word of God. And that is why establishing a routine of Bible reading and study is critical to our spiritual development.
60 On hearing it, many of his disciples said, "This is a hard teaching. Who can accept it?" …. 66 From this time many of his disciples turned back and no longer followed him.
One of the real blessings I think we often overlook is that we can hold in our hands in many forms (books, tablets, cell-phones, etc) the complete inspired Word of God.
Matthew 14: 16 Jesus replied, "They do not need to go away. You give them something to eat." 17 "We have here only five loaves of bread and two fish," they answered.
Luke 9: 13 He replied, "You give them something to eat." They answered, "We have only five loaves of bread and two fish—unless we go and buy food for all this crowd.
All three of these gospels describe the same event (and we will see John do the same.) And do you see recorded a common action taken by the disciples. ?
I read once that when challenged with an apparent impossible task the disciples did what we do so often — they took an inventory what they had. But they never looked at who they were following.
Matthew 10: 16 "I am sending you out like sheep among wolves. Therefore be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves.
Well, the popular view of snakes has changed greatly time. Today to many snakes are evil and to be avoided. However, at the time of Christ snakes were associated with wisdom by many cultures.
The commentator "Got Questions" stated, As we take the gospel to a hostile world, we must be wise (avoiding the snares set for us), and we must be innocent (serving the Lord blamelessly). Jesus was not suggesting that we stoop to deception but that we should model some of the serpent's famous shrewdness in a positive way. Wisdom does not equal dishonesty, and innocence does not equal gullibility.
I have highlighted a few words that I seemed to have read for the very first time — well, maybe this is the first time I saw them "this way." We can certainly sow seed with our contacts and our evangelism. But did you notice that regardless of the effort of the sower, it is not his effort that causes the kingdom of the Lord to grow?
The growth of God's kingdom is greater than our efforts — this is not an excuse to "cut back" on seed planting. We serve because we love. But is is humbling to acknowledge the power of the Lord — His will shall be fulfilled!
Maybe (well, probably) because Liz and I have been blessed with three daughters and two granddaughters I cannot read the story of the healing of Jairus daughter in Luke 8:40-56 without actually becoming personally immersed in the emotion of this miracle.
As we discussed yesterday, like Jairus, I would certainly pray shamelessly for the healing of any of the girls & unabashedly rejoice at their healing.
Why is it that you weep?
Who does this Man think He is?
8 I tell you, even though he will not get up and give you the bread because of friendship, yet because of your shameless audacity he will surely get up and give you as much as you need.
What is it to ask shamelessly? In my mind it is to put all of my pride, my trust in my own abilities, and any thoughts of hope without faith in the Lord totally out of my mind and to just fall on my knees in prayer. We see multiple examples of this in scripture including the synagogue ruler falling at Jesus's feet in pleading that his daughter be healed and the Canaanite (Syro-Phoenician) woman begging for the removal of demons from her daughter.
Isaiah 35: 3 Strengthen the feeble hands, steady the knees that give way; 4 say to those with fearful hearts, "Be strong, do not fear; your God will come, he will come with vengeance; with divine retribution he will come to save you." 5 Then will the eyes of the blind be opened and the ears of the deaf unstopped. 6 Then will the lame leap like a deer, and the mute tongue shout for joy. Water will gush forth in the wilderness and streams in the desert.
Sound familiar? Of course these are the signs that Jesus just gave John's disciples. And I am sure that when they returned John recognized the source of and the fulfillment of this prophecy. But a reality that has saddened me is that if John recognized these signs, so should the leaders of the Jews. And this is another realization of how hardened they had allowed their hearts to become.


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Tallahassee concludes its MLK Day observance with a tribute to its hometown jazz superstars
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The brick retaining wall behind the amphitheater's seating area now bears the facility's new name.
The family name of the two Tallahasseeans whose approach to jazz changed the entire art form is now enshrined on a city street and a great outdoor amphitheater. The ceremony honoring Nat and Cannonball Adderley concluded Monday's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration in the Capital City.
Bestowing the Adderley name on the Cascades Park Amphitheatre and the section of Suwanee Street leading to it was the idea of City Commissioner Curtis Richardson. He called the brothers "Tallahassee's goodwill ambassadors to the world."
"They made their mark on the world as pioneers of Soul Jazz, sharing their talents with fans here in the U.S. and internationally," he told the crowd of several hundred who had gathered in the soon-to-be-renamed amphitheater.
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Then came a concert of signature Adderley tunes, featuring several musicians who actually knew and played with them over the years. The tribute brought literal tears to the eyes of Nat's daughter and Cannonball 's niece, Allison Adderley-Pittman.
"I'm so grateful that the men who have a permanent place in my heart have also found a permanent place in the hearts of all of Tallahassee. Thank you so much for this honor; we are so appreciative!"
Julian (Cannonball) Adderley died in 1975. His brother Nat passed away in 2000.
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BRUCE CROSSING, Mich. - Roy E. Nurmi passed away unexpectedly at his home on Sept. 1, 2022, he was 74.
He was born on the family farm in Bruce Crossing on June 8, 1948, to Emil and Mayme Nurmi, the third of five children. He attended Ewen School and joined the U.S. Army in 1968, where he was stationed in Germany. While in the Army, he was an armored vehicle mechanic and was honorably discharged in 1971. He made his way back to Michigan and was employed by White Pine Copper. He then worked for the U.S. Forest Service where he was employed as a grader operator. He had a combined 20 years working for the U.S. Government between the Army and Forest Service
In his spare time, Roy enjoyed touring the area and visiting with family and friends. He was very social, making his way to town every day for his daily rounds. He always made time for connecting with family and was always happy to hear what was new with everyone. He provided Christmas dinner to his closest family each year, which was very much appreciated.
He is survived by his sister, Edith (Bill) Newby of Maryville, Tennessee; brother, Michael Nurmi of Bruce Crossing; sister-in-law, Barbara Nurmi of Watton; three nieces, Amy (Dennis) McCarthy of Columbus, Indiana, Peggy (Donald) Grosso of Paulding, and Lisa Risku of Watton; and great-nieces and great-nephews, Cheyanne, Shaun, Paige, Dylan, Katelyn and Bodey. He is further survived by his cousins, Donna, Sandy and Armas; and many other cousins, friends, and faithful cat, Lee-Roy.
Roy was proceeded in death by his parents, Emil and Mayme; his brothers, Carl and George Nurmi; and his cousin, Gene Nurmi.
A service honoring Roy's life will be held Saturday, Oct. 15, at Hillside Cemetery in Bruce Crossing at 11 a.m. with full military rights. A luncheon will take place at Twilly's Sport's Bar and Grill immediately following the service.
The family would like to thank Dennis Lannet and Howard Lindberg for bringing Roy to his medical appointments. Also, thank you to Sonco Ambulance, Bruce Crossing Fire Department, and Cane Funeral home for their assistance with the loss of Roy.
Cane Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.
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Is this the next Amazon marketing guru best seller?
I guess I have to add this. Recently, I knew this marketing expert who finished a book. It's about marketing and he has 30 years of experience. And he teaches part time at a university I graduated from. If you look at the Amazon book review, it has a half dozen well crafted customer reviews. I won't mention the title or author. But remember the dog food commercial, where the dog is running around thinking about bacon? I've given you a clue, folks.
Bob goes on to say that on the New york Times or New York Review of Books, you need credentials. You need to be a subject matter expert of some sort. He's also seen Amazon reviewers give a book one star? Why? Perhaps the book was shipped late, it had the wrong type set, etc. This can lower a book review.
What is Bob selling? He's selling the " The Amazon Best-Seller Technique". Apparently, it's where an author conducts a campaign to make his book a temporary best seller. It definitely works for Bob. I've seen books of his on Amazon. He's actually a good writer.
So this comic writer named Dan Slott decides to kill off the good Peter Parker. He puts the brain of the dying villain Otto Octavius into Spiderman's body. It's gotten the attention of USA Today, who recently wrote a column on it. One member at my local comic book store doesn't think Dan is a good writer. They think Yorst on Avenging Spiderman is much better. Only time will tell if Dan has a best seller on his hands. And whether the marketing guru I know will become another Boy Bly or Seth Godin.
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Today's modern women, whether working or not are extremely engaged in their daily works, that at the end of the day they become too tired and feel dull. But do they know that exercise is a great way through which they can challenge their own body and keep it energetic? Ladies should take out one hour from their regular agenda so that they can tone their bodies in the gym. They should work on their weight which shouldn't be too light or too heavy with 10 or more repetitions of each workout.
Under the guidance of the trainer in the gym they should implement various kinds of exercises with distinct equipments. Hence women should set a proper workout schedule of five days a week, so that the remaining two days can be taken off from the exercise session. Let's talk the workout schedule for women which will be effective for them.
Ladies should begin their workout with 8 to 12 minutes of warm-up so that your temperature will raise high. Your target on the first day will be the muscle workout of legs and biceps. You can begin doing squats (bends) which covers leg press exercise, sine-standing squats, hack squat exercise, and exercises holding dumbbells.You've to execute at lest 3 sets of crouching position with 10 times repetitions. After that you can work on bicep and leg exercises covering leg curls exercise, leg extension exercise, barbell curls, calf raises and bicep cable curl exercise. Thus the whole cardiovascular exercise should be of 25 to 60 minutes.
Women should now focus on chest and shoulder muscles. You can do 10 minutes of stair climber, 10 minutes of stationary bike and 10 minutes on treadmill. With the use of dumbbells or barbells, you can try out pec fly exercise; dumbbell pullover position, overhead press, and front and side lateral dumbbell raise workouts. You can carry out three sets with 10 times recurrences. Automatically your chest and shoulders will grow strong.
Now the ladies can do workouts on their back and triceps muscles. You can jog for two minutes, sprint for 30 seconds, or else walk for one round and run for another round.You can perform cable rows, dumbbell rows, tricep kick-backs with dumbbell, tricep pull-downs with rope and seated dips exercises. You can repeat these exercises for 5 to 10 times.
Ladies can begin with 8 to 12 minutes of warm up, followed by exercises like straight leg dead lifts grasping the dumbbells, preacher curls, seated calf raises and chin-ups exercises. You can repeat each exercise for 10 times. The whole workout of cardiovascular exercise will be of 50 to 60 minutes. The workout on this day will be on the legs and biceps muscles.
The total workout period of cardiovascular exercise will be of 20 minutes. The target of workout will be on the chest, shoulders and triceps. With the use of dumbbells, barbells or any other machine, you can perform exercises like flat bench press, alternating dumbbell forward raise exercise, overhead press, overhead dumbbell extensions, and tricep kick-backs exercises.Each performance should be executed in three sets of 10 recurrences. Therefore if women will accomplish the exercises on the basis of their workout schedule five days a week, they will benefit a lot and maintain a healthy body.


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IMAGES, WORDS & BEYOND LIVE IN JAPAN video stream Jan 30th, 2021 at 7pm EST
Filmed at the historic Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan, in September of 2017, this historic performance has never before been released worldwide. January 30th, 2021 marks the first official release from Dream Theater's 'Images, Words & Beyond' tour, featuring a live performance of the classic album, 'Images & Words', captured in its entirety during their September 11th, 2017 appearance in Tokyo. Don't miss this presentation, in full HD, initially broadcast only for Japanese audiences, and now for the first time available to audiences worldwide.
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Robert fired me over a couple of pictures of his upholstery on the seat pan that I made for him . My customer and friend Randy is assisting Robert in the design and build of this bike and I'm sure it will be sweet when its complete. Robert, Thanks for sending me the update .


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