Clay sand Raymond mill is my company production of a the closed cycle, high fine milling equipment, through years of practice and continuous improvement, its structure has been perfected. In a certain extent can instead of ball mill.
Clay sand Raymond mill is a kind of mechanical grinding, fineness of 0.044mm of dry powder, and with air grading device, which can be adjusted continuously and automatically work. The Clay sand Raymond mill structure mainly includes host, analyzer, fan, finished cyclone separator, powder cyclone separator and wind pipe mill. Among them, the host is composed of a machine frame, inlet volute, blade, grinding roller, grinding ring, shell etc.
Clay sand Raymond mill grinding ring, a chassis, the chassis is arranged in the middle of the hollow column, as the spindle bearing. The main shaft is arranged in the middle of the hollow column, driven by the motor 1 through the reduction device. The main shaft is provided with a plum frame, and a short shaft is used to hang the roller 5, so that the roller can rotate around the shaft. The middle roller grinding roller shaft rotates freely, the lower end of a roller shaft.
The number of each mill roll is 3-6, evenly arranged along the Mei flower for four weeks. Under the plum frame, equipped with scraper. When the spindle rotates, grinding and due to the action of centrifugal force pressed on the grinding ring and thus the wear and in addition by the spindle drive around the center line of the mill rotation of the orbital motion of outside, and because of the friction between the ring and the roller mill and the rotation movement. From the feeder with falling materials on the chassis scraper to scrape, spilled to the ground in front of the roller grinding ring on, when the material is not falling, grinding and pulverizing. In the vicinity of the lower edge of the chassis, which is provided with an air inlet and an air duct. Qualified products under the action of the wind through the top of the classifier discharged by the classifier separated unqualified part and return to the mill to grind, Raymond mill is carbon, electrical carbon industry choose a kind of more.
Clay sand Raymond mill grinding materials, the fan will wind blowing in the machine shell, blowing powder, milling machine is arranged in the grinding chamber at the top of the parser, sorting, fine through thick materials and fall into the grinding chamber heavy grinding, the fineness conforms to the specifications of the wind flow into the cyclone collector, collected by the powder outlet discharge, is finished.
Raymond Mill airflow by the large cyclone collector is arranged at the upper end of the return pipe back into the fan, wind road is cyclic, and in the state of negative pressure flow and mill circulating wind path of air volume increased part discharged by the air blower and the host in the middle of the exhaust pipe and into the small whirlwind collector, purification treatment.
When Clay sand Raymond mill work will need to be crushed material from the side of the hood shell into the hopper joining machine, hanging in the mill host frame mill roller device from around the axis perpendicular to the revolution, and rotation, due to the action of rotating centrifugal force, milling machine grinder roll outward swinging, tightly pressed on the grinding ring, shovel knife to scrape materials sent to the grinding roller and grinding ring, grinding machine for grinding roller rolling to the comminuted material.
when working, the operator must have a certain technical knowledge and level, to carry out the operation.
the machine must be in good lubrication condition, otherwise it will damage the bearing, shorten the service life. See the specific filling time and filling oil variety see lubrication system.
no metal block into the machine, found that immediately stop out, otherwise it will damage the grinding roller and grinding ring.
feeding should be uniform, too much will reduce the yield, duct blockage, easy to burn out the motor; too little will lower the yield.
air conditioning: located in the wind turbine inlet pipe on the air flow control valve, generally open to the maximum position, according to the fineness, production requirements of appropriate adjustments.
fineness adjustment: according to the size of the material, soft and hard, water content, specific gravity, processing of the thickness is also different, can adjust the top of the analyzer, high speed, high fineness, low speed, fineness is low. Improve the fineness, the output will be reduced, if not up to the requirements of the wind turbine should be debug and speed, the user can be flexible to master.
grinding roller grinding ring scrap limit, the remaining minimum wall thickness shall not be less than 10mmm.
Stop, stop feeding, the host is still running, the residual material to grinding, about a minute later, off the host motor and analyzer motor, stop the grinding work afterwards, stop motor of fan to blow the net residual powder.


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Musafir Ludhianvi - New Music Video
After much anticipation, the music video for Sajna Gal Laaja Vey has been released on SimplyBhangra. The song features the poetic stylings of Musafir Ludhianvi, the smooth rhymes of Brainstorm and the music of Amit Apte. Special Bansuri (Indian bamboo flute) feature b...
Bobby Khan's Ticket to Hollywood
"Bobby Khan's Ticket to Hollywood" is a fish out of water comedy. Tarun Shetty plays Bobby Khan, the Bollywood actor who comes to Los Angeles aspiring to become a Hollywood Actor and the hurdles he must overcome.
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Q: Fixing header and print I have header starting with '>' and I want fix the header by keeping first word and removing other shown as in output.txt and print it
input.txt
>AGAJ01065549.1 scaffold:Xipmac4.4.2:AGAJ01065549.1:1:500:1 REF
CGCCAGGTGTCTGGCGTAATAGCGCCAGCGCCAGGTGTCATATACGTAATAGCGCCAGGT
>RGAMMT01065456.1 scaffold:Xipmac4.4.2:AGAJ01065595.1:1:500:1 REF
GACTAGTTTTTACATATAGTAATGGTTATTCGGAAGTGTACAGACGTTTTCAGGTTTTTT
TTTGGTAGGGGTTGAGGTGTTGAGGTGAGGGGACTATGTGGAGGGAACTTTCCATAGAGG

output.txt
>AGAJ01065549.1
CGCCAGGTGTCTGGCGTAATAGCGCCAGCGCCAGGTGTCATATACGTAATAGCGCCAGGT
>RGAMMT01065456.1
GACTAGTTTTTACATATAGTAATGGTTATTCGGAAGTGTACAGACGTTTTCAGGTTTTTT
TTTGGTAGGGGTTGAGGTGTTGAGGTGAGGGGACTATGTGGAGGGAACTTTCCATAGAGG

A: This might work for you (GNU sed):
sed -i '/^>/s/\s.*//' file

A: You can do this by piping the text through awk
awk '{print $1}' input.txt

This prints out the first entry of every line (entries are separated with spaces).

A: Similar to the answer using awk is cut:
cut -d' ' -f 1 input.txt > output.txt

The -d option sets the delimiter to one space and -f selects the first field.
However you can also use sed:
sed 's,^\([^ ]\+\) .*,\1,' input.txt > output.txt

This command substitutes an expression. It looks the beginning of a line and copies every character into a buffer which is not white space. Furthermore it matches a white space and any other character. sed replaces this line with the buffer content.

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[meta_link]https://sn.gl/JamesDeanType[/meta_link]After starting his stand up career in New Jersey, Sean moved to New York and quickly became one of the city's favorite new comics, being featured in the NY Post as one of New York's Top 20 Comics to Watch. He has performed on "Conan" and his Half Hour Special for Comedy Central aired in July of 2013. In addition to working as a staff writer on "Sports Show with Norm MacDonald" and "TheBen Show with Ben Hoffman" at Comedy Central, Sean was a producer for "Upload with Shaquille O'Neal". He currently lives in Los Angeles and is writing for Fox's "Animation Domination High-Def".
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>  the analogue circuit is a wild animal.
>  Every so often the tame animal reverts to the wild' :-) "
I grew up in the analog world. Nonlinearity was around but weird. You could get it graphically from vacuum tube curves and it was there for diodes and galena crystal detectors. It was used for detectors and for frequency multipliers. It took me quite a while to learn to deal with the non-linearity which seemed more complicated, but actually makes things simpler.
Non-linearity is what makes logic circuits have essentially the same waveforms for input and output. It is what defines a "1" or a "0" and the indeterminate space in between. The sharpness of non-linearity is typically defined by qV/kt, which is about 23 millivolts at room temperature if my memory is right. Having started with wanting circuits to be well above that level, it has been instructive to me to watch FET operations drop to single volt levels (still large enough to avoid thermal noise issues). Of course there are a number of good reasons for those low voltages in terms of hot electrons, tunnel damage to oxides, etc.
It is really easy to drop down to the boolean level and think about logic as simple 1's and 0's and I guess that is tame .. When you talk about harmonic distortion in analog, that is bringing non-linearity in and get pretty wild to think about.
Still when we get off the logic chip and into memory or communications, the world is wildly different. How many electrons do you need to tell a 1 from a 0 on a memory capacitor. For optical sensors, particularly cooled ones, that number approaches unity. For memory it used to be more like 100,000 for radiation hardness, but that may have changed in the past couple of decades. For communications, it is all about how many points you can use in amplitude/phase space with some acceptable level of correctable errors. Starting with 56K modems, communications became adaptive with the two ends testing the transmission path for noise, delay, echos, etc. Then they decided on a transmission rate, which was individual for each direction. For some of the wireless systems there may be little enough feedback from the receiver that assumptions have to be made about the transmission path, but that is done in very non-optimum fashion.
Because our dear 1401 was designed before the synchronizer (or lack thereof) metastability problem was recognized, I assume it (and other computers of its vintage) could occasionally corrupt data due to a synchronization mismatch between an peripheral and the main CPU clock. Is our most likely candidate the tape bit stream being synchronized somewhere with the CPU memory write circuits?
Probability of occurrence is likely extremely low. There are standard equations that predict the probability of a metastable FF output of a certain duration (clock period), based on the input signal rate, clock rate, and gain of the sampling circuit (FF).
The 1402 writes directly into core memory without any clocks (only sync point would be some a signal indicating that a single card had been written into memory).
I wonder if the 360 circuits had synchronizers?
p.s. Here's the famous Chaney & Molnar paper I recall from ealry 70's.
Metastability is less of a problem when the gain through a logic gate is high. It was a very serious problem for ECL logic which had gains close to 1, where the indeterminate state would propagate through several levels of logic and the metastability in the feedback path of a trigger would take longer to resolve. So I would think that the ECL machines in the high end of the 360 family had to deal seriously with it. By the time the 303x series was designed, metastability was a well known problem.
The 1401 TAU is nearly completely synchronous. The only async part that I am aware of is the detection of the beginning of a new tape record. All of the bits of the data-in bus from the tape drive are ORed together. The output of this OR gate sets a trigger that starts a high frequency counter. When the count reaches a specific value (chosen to be in the middle of that recorded bit), then the data-in bus is sampled. Its not clear to me how metastability at this trigger would impact the counter. Throwing its count off by one would only cause errors if the tape was recorded under severe skew conditions. However, it is possible that a non-one/non-zero logic state in this trigger could cause only some counter bits to count.
Also, read errors were easily detected through vertical and longitudinal parity checking. Read errors occurred frequently enough that good programming practice required the coding of tape backspace and read retry program logic.
I believe that metastability probably caused some tape read errors on the 1401, but the percentage of read errors that they caused was probably small enough that metastability was not detected as problem source.


Photo: NASA. Cumulative Earthquake Activity (1960-1995).
The earthquake that hit Japan one week ago today, which had a reported magnitude of 8.9, ranks as the 7th largest earthquake ever recorded, and the death toll continues to rise from the trifecta of earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear power issues. The death toll could have been even worse, however, without the strict Japanese Building Codes which doubtless saved thousands of lives.
According to the New York Times, such features as extra steel bracing, giant rubber pads and embedded hydraulic shock absorbers in high buildings make modern Japanese buildings among the sturdiest in the world during a major earthquake. Japan has such strict building codes because it is located in the "Ring of Fire," where over 90% of the world's total earthquakes occur.
Is the U.S. ready for a big earthquake?
Although California building codes are among the most stringent in the United States (thanks to what the 1933 Long Beach quake, which destroyed nearly all of our unreinforced masonry buildings), they don't begin to match the standards demanded in Japan. Just consider the high overpasses where the 5 and 14 Freeways meet — which fell in the 1971 Sylmar quake; their replacements fell in the 1994 Northridge quake — and you begin to realize just how vulnerable our infrastructure is. And those quakes were only 6.6 and 6.7 in magnitude.
What comes next for the Building Codes?
Will U.S. jurisdictions create more stringent Building Codes after seeing the Japanese earthquake's damage? Although California does take the likelihood of earthquakes into account its Code, will it now tighten them further?
Drop me a line in the comments to discuss this or any other Construction law topic. And don't forget to sign up for email delivery of blog posts directly to your mailbox.
Friday Extra: Check out this Blog Post for a simple to understand explanation of the science behind Japan's earthquake.
I HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT A HOUSE WHERE THE HOUSE WILL BE MADE OF IRON. AND ITS PILLARS WILL BE ATTACHED WITH THE ROTOR OF A ELECTRIC MOTOR. AS IN THE MOTOR THE ROTOR MOVES IN THE MAGNETIC FIELD OF STATOR WITH OUT TOUCHING IT. HERE THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE WILL NOT TOUCH THE GROUND. AND THE HOUSE WILL FLOAT IN MAGNETIC FIELD. DURING EARTHQUAKE THE STATOR WILL MOVE AROUND THE ROTOR WITH OUT TOUCHING IT. THATS ALL. PLEASE GIVE YOUR COMMENT SIR.


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Car crashes on turnpike in Scarborough
State troopers are on the scene of a single car crash at mile 40 in the southbound lanes of the Maine Turnpike in Scarborough. It is unclear at this time whether there were any significant injuries, but all travel lanes are open, authorities said. The crash was reported at 10 a.m.
By David HenchStaff Writer
State troopers are on the scene of a single car crash at mile 40 in the southbound lanes of the Maine Turnpike in Scarborough.
It is unclear at this time whether there were any significant injuries, but all travel lanes are open, authorities said.
The crash was reported at 10 a.m.


There is trail running, then there are ultras.
There is cross-country (XC) mountain biking, then there are enduros.
There is kayaking, then there is River Running.
Every mature endurance sport has its many flavors.
Adventure racing (AR) is in its teenager years and still trying to figure itself out.
From the ARs that don't even require a compass to easily navigate to the expedition ARs that require a Ph.D. in mountaineering, adventure racing is learning that it has many different qualities that appeal to a wide range of people.
I love the fat control races that allow me to take a back seat as a navigator and allow other members of my team (those that never navigate) a chance to experience what it's like to bullseye a Wamp Rat in their T-16 back home — whoops — I mean control during a race.
Even if I myself could have found it in the dark without a headlamp, it is important to give up the navigator seat from time-to-time and teach your teammates how to navigate?
Because my brain gets fried around the 6-hour mark like everyone else's during a 12-hour race.
If I get a chance to teach my friends how to navigate then my team becomes that much better at finding our way.
Especially if I go down.
That being said, as a navigator, I equally love it when the first part of the race requires you to "plot points on the clock" because it allows me to help my team go fast.
I'm not the fastest runner, biker, or paddler, but I can navigate.
If it's my team plotting UTMs correctly versus another team of genetically enhances super humans plotting UTMs correctly, then my team is going to crush those super humans!
Navigation is ONE of only three great equalizers medium-speed team's like mine have against the high-speed super humans of Asgard.
The other two being Strategic Route Choices and Not Quiting When It Gets Hard.
Those three things make speed less of a factor when it comes to the podium in adventure racing.
Putting my Race Director hat on, I say that UTM's are perfect for races that use navigation as a way to determine victory.
If you just want a triathlon in the woods or a really long cross-country trail run, then make all the controls really easy to find and be done with it.
Admit that this up-and-coming generation has no business learning how to us a map and compass, and give everyone the green light to use GPS navigation.
Then when the zombies rise up and the power goes out, they will be first to be eaten, leaving you all the choice cans of tuna to live off of.
But if you want your race to be an actual adventure race, then you need to make a decision.
Will navigation be a required skill during your races, or not?
If the answer is, "Yes! I want it to be a required skill", then you have some work to do.
You need to do what you do best as a race promoter: teach navigation skills to everyone who wants to learn!
With what the military taught me about plotting UTM's, adventure racing has allowed me to reuse those skills.
Only this time for fun!
Plus, navigation the reason I go back to certain adventure races time and time again.
If the course was too easy, it wouldn't be fun.
However, I had to be taught how to plot UTMs.
I had to be taught to Read Right Up, read the map scale, and understand contour lines.
I also had to be taught how the terrain looks like in real life compared to the map, how to use features to my advantage, and learn why altitude was important.
Navigation is not an easy skill to learn, but it can be taught.
Are you going to teach the next generation of snowflakes how to read and map and use a compass?
If you're going to stay an adventure race promoter, you're darn right you are.
There is still time for you to put on your "buddies muddy shirt", scream "this is Sparta", plan out that wicked jump your racers will do into a burning pit of ice, and wait for the Viking apocalypse to arrive with your beer money.
That kind of "adventure race" doesn't need navigation skills either.
However, since no one has of yet cornered the market on what IS and what IS NOT an Adventure Race, every adventure race promoter out there has a chance to put their own spin on it.
YOU have a chance to define adventure racing this year!
That should be all you need to do to be done with this debate for the next 5-years!
Make a command decision and go with it.
Don't blame your racers for not having navigation skills.
Adventure racing isn't like other sports.
It has a high learning curve that STARTS with orienteering.
So start TEACHING them ORIENTEERING!
The orienteering clubs are only a small part of the effort, with some arguing that they have not done a great job marketing themselves as a resource for would-be adventure racers.
This means it is up to you as an adventure race promoter to care about this sport and step up.
As the saying goes, Stop complaining and start a revolution!
Teach your customers how to navigate, then test their skills and make it worth their effort to learn these skills.
If you do this, I promise you that new adventure race community will reward your efforts by becoming customers for life.


Ferrocene (2.99 g; 16.1 mmol) was dissolved in 60 mL of H2SO4 (96%). After 20 minutes, the dark-blue solution was added slowly to 600 mL water while stirring. The dark-blue solution was filtered, and 6.45 g (18.8 mmol) of NaBPh4 in 300 mL of water was added while stirring.The light-blue precipitate was collected and washed with 5 x 50 mL of cooled water, 3 x 30 mL of cooled EtOH, and with 50 mL of cooled Et2O. The compound was dried at reduced pressure overnight, affording 6.58 g (81%) of [Cp2Fe][BPh4].


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Jan Hus buys soccer shop
BY DOUGLAS FEIDEN
Published Mar 12, 2019 at 4:07 pm (Updated Mar 12, 2019)
A fabled Yorkville church, forced to sell its ancestral home to remain solvent, uses the proceeds to secure new quarters for its congregation and social-justice mission
Jan Hus Presbyterian Church is buying the longtime Home of Soccer Building on First Avenue and vacating its home on East 74th Street. Photo: Jim Nedelka / Jan Hus
Jan Hus Presbyterian Church is leaving its home on East 74th Street and moving up First Avenue near 90th Street. The 131-year-old ecclesiastical jewel will become the new home of the Church of the Epiphany. Photo: Trix Rosen Photographer Ltd / Friends of the UES Historic Districts
The former lumber company building on First Avenue in Yorkville in a circa 1940s photo. Currently the Home of Soccer, it will become the new place of worship for Jan Hus Presbyterian Church. Photo: NYC Municipal Archives Collections / 1940s Tax Photos
"God moves in a mysterious way."
State Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, quoting a 1773 poem by William Cowper
After 131 years of worship on East 74th Street, Jan Hus Presbyterian Church is purchasing a building 16 blocks to the north and will move into the new space by the spring of 2020, Our Town has learned.
The neighborhood stalwart that once anchored "Little Bohemia" — and provided a spiritual base for legions of Czech parishioners — is buying the Home of Soccer Building on First Avenue just above East 90th Street.
It plans to convert the four-story commercial property into a multi-use, ADA-accessible, social-justice jewel box that will minister to the flock — while also tending to the elderly, hungry, homeless and impoverished.
A sanctuary for prayer will grace the ground floor, and one level below, the church's Urban Outreach Center will offer one-stop, social services, like the first supermarket-style food pantry on the Upper East Side.
Plans aren't finalized, but among the options Jan Hus is considering for the space is a church-based, pre-school in an area where overcrowding is rife and demand for local school seats far outstrips capacity.
Also on tap for the second, third and fourth floors: A retreat center, an incubator space for a social justice-oriented nonprofit, and even a café-like setting for 12-step recovery programs, of which the church hosts 54.
"We need to do what's right for the most marginalized people in New York City," said the Rev. Beverly Dempsey, who has been senior pastor at Jan Hus since 2014.
The move caps a complex real estate transaction involving two faith-based organizations and a third nonprofit, all of whom opted to stay and grow on the Upper East Side by buying three separate buildings.
In the first wave of the deals, which was first reported by Our Town last December, the Church of the Epiphany sold its property on York Ave. at 74th Street to Weill Cornell Medicine, which expects to build a residence hall for graduate and medical school students on the site.
Epiphany pocketed a $68 million bonanza from the sale, enabling it to turn around and simultaneously purchase the 1888 home of Jan Hus, which sits one block to the west, at 351 East 74th St. between First and Second Avenues.
Jan Hus, in turn, reaped $22.6 million from the sale in a transaction that closed on Feb. 20.
It needed the cash:
Ongoing maintenance of the red brick, rock-faced brownstone church, with its Gothic Revival and Romanesque Revival façade, has been a financial drain, and Jan Hus has faced multi-year operating deficits with a limited number of members, benefactors and grant providers.
Right-Sizing at the Altar
It isn't alone. Stewards of several other UES religious institutions in the 60s, 70s, 70s and 90s — faced with soaring bills to heat, maintain and upgrade vast legacy buildings — have been forced to shrink their footprints and monetize their real estate to stay fiscally afloat.
Indeed, Jan Hus is moving from the 23,000 square feet it now occupies to a 15,000 square-foot replacement property, decreasing its space inventory by 34.8 percent.
The new home is better suited to its current needs, mission and budget, the church says.
"Too many congregations hold on to their older, deteriorating buildings until their finances can no longer support them," Dempsey said.
"We sold our property so we can live into the future," she added. "Relocating to 1745 First Avenue will enable us to continue to serve thousands of vulnerable people each year for generations to come with a more robust ministry than ever before."
The church is paying less than the initial asking price, which was $13.5 million. The exact amount wasn't immediately clear. Since it sold its old home for $9.1 million more than that offering price, it will have a large cushion both to create an endowment and fund extensive renovations.
Still, the road to the purchase was rocky. Cost estimates to upgrade the elevator and mechanicals — and make the property, which itself dates to 1883, ADA accessible — were far steeper than initially anticipated.
Fortunately, Dempsey said, Hermann Doss, whose family founded the Home of Soccer in 1933 and has owned the sports supply company ever since, was sympathetic. "He was very gracious and flexible in price to accommodate the community," she added.
The bottom line: A contract of sale could be executed as early as March 13. A closing is planned for May 20. After roughly a year to renovate all four floors of its new home, Jan Hus hopes for a ribbon-cutting in the spring of 2020.
Under the terms of its deal with Epiphany, the church has to vacate its 74th Street space by July 15. And in the interim between move-out and move-in, "The worshipping community will be in diaspora," Dempsey said.
The different parts of its ministry will occupy swing spaces in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and Church of the Living Hope in East Harlem, before finally reuniting under one roof at the Home of Soccer.
Elected officials were elated that Jan Hus will continue to provide vital homeless-outreach services on the UES:
"'Give me your tired, your poor,'" quoted City Council Member Ben Kallos. "'Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me.' You are welcomed here on the Upper East Side, where we will feed you, clothe you and help you."
State Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright went back even further in time. "There is a 1773 poem by William Cowper which begins with the line, 'God moves in a mysterious way,'" she said.
"In this spirit, it is possible that the physical move north may well provide new opportunities for more people to become familiar with the congregation, and its good works, even as it continues to serve its loyal parishioners," Seawright added.
invreporter@strausnews.com


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Cool fun of Yucaipa's Winterfest…
Cool fun of Yucaipa's Winterfest continues with ice rink
Loni Gallo, of Yucaipa, left, races down the snow slide with sons Max, 7, center, and Zander, 8, at Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
By Jennifer Iyer | jiyer@scng.com | Redlands Daily Facts
Holiday festivities kicked off in Yucaipa with Winterfest on Saturday, Nov. 27.
The event was set to include snow play, bands, a Christmas tree lighting with Santa riding in on a fire engine, food, shopping and more.
Isabel Campos, 8, of Moreno Valley, drops off a letter for Santa at Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
Everest Maseulita'afua, 4, plays with bubbles from a bubble maker at Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
Payton Wolfe, 10, sleds down a slow slide at Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
Children ice skate at Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
People attend Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
Max Gallo, 7, sleds down a slow slide at Winterfest in Uptown Yucaipa on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
One piece of the festivities, a new 2,400-square-foot ice rink, will continue through Jan. 2, 2022.
The rink is next to the Yucaipa Performing Arts Center, 12062 California St.
Skating is available rain or shine from 4:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays, and from noon to 10 p.m. Fridays through Sundays. The rink will be closed Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, but open on Christmas Day from 6 to 10 p.m. The cost ranges from $10 to $20 depending on the age of the participant and the day of the week.
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Rink-side fire pits can also be reserved, and skate party packages are available.
For more information or to buy tickets call 909-500-7714 or go to yucaipa.org/icerink. Tickets can also be purchased at the center's box office.
Jennifer Iyer | Reporter
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Doors Open Milwaukee Receives National Endowment of the Arts Funding
The 12th annual Doors Open Milwaukee is an NEA Grants for Arts Project award recipient
By Historic Milwaukee Inc	- Jan 12th, 2022 07:50 am
Milwaukee— Historic Milwaukee has been approved for a $20,000 Grants for Arts Projects award to support Doors Open Milwaukee. This grant will help Historic Milwaukee continue to open doors to buildings, businesses, gardens, art galleries and more throughout Milwaukee's downtown and neighborhoods. Historic Milwaukee's program is among 1,248 projects across America totaling $28,840,000 that were selected to receive this first round of fiscal year 2022 funding in the Grants for Arts Projects category.
"The National Endowment for the Arts is proud to support arts projects like Doors Open Milwaukee that help support the community's creative economy," said NEA Acting Chair Ann Eilers. "Historic Milwaukee is among the arts organizations nationwide that are using the arts as a source of strength, a path to well-being, and providing access and opportunity for people to connect and find joy through the arts."
"Historic Milwaukee is thrilled to receive support for Doors Open for the 6th year," said Grace Fuhr, Historic Milwaukee's Events Director. "Doors Open teaches residents and visitors about the history and architecture of Milwaukee's built environment, and invites us to learn about the incredible people who are working to preserve and bring new vision to these spaces. We are proud to bring the arts to this event by partnering with organizations like Artists Working in Education and Access Contemporary Music. We are also grateful to our neighborhood partners who help us bring tours to sites throughout our city."
Doors Open is an annual city wide open house event showcasing buildings and sites throughout Metro Milwaukee, offering tours to the public for free on the fourth weekend of every September. The program pivoted in 2020 to adapt to COVID-19 and offered the program virtually. Last year's program took place in person and online, offering opportunities to explore to everyone. The organization additionally raised awareness of Milwaukee's neighborhoods through a series of free app tours.
About Historic Milwaukee
Since 1974, Historic Milwaukee, Inc. has been increasing awareness of and commitment to Milwaukee's architecture, history, and the built environment through walking tours and programs like Spaces & Traces and Doors Open.
People: Grace Fuhr
Organizations: Artists Working in Education
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A thick fog provided the cover needed. The cover needed for…a murder!
Cycling to Wonderland. on Flickr.
The 1096th Morning on Flickr.
That's three years for those who aren't so quick with the math.
And, what a three years it's been.
Blue on Flickr.Via Flickr: With a long shadow.
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I'll be shocked if I make it to 50 in anywhere near as good a shape as my Grandma at 89.
From her birthday party last month.
A (somewhat) willing subject. on Flickr.
Of course the best thing about having a kid is that you've got someone to sit in and help you check your lighting setup before the client arrives.
A certain pop in the air on Flickr.
The sunsets at the end of summer just get better and better.
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Jupiters 8, 9 and 12. The classic Soviet trio.


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For starters products such as ours are made from industrial hemp whereas cannabis oil is made from the cannabis plant. They both, however, are varieties of the Cannabis Sativa plant. The hemp plant differs from Cannabis in the fact that it will not get you high, hemp normally contains under 0.3% THC which is the chemical compound which gets you high. Most Hemp plants are made with higher amounts of CBD in. This is one of the main distinguishing factors between the two plants.
Cannabis looks distinguishably different from the hemp plant. When you view the leaves from the plant you will notice that the leaves from the hemp plant are a lot skinnier and their leaves are concentrated to the top of the plant. Hemp is also typically taller and skinnier (up to 20ft). Whereas Cannabis has much broader leaves and is much shorter. Cannabis also features tight buds. When placed next to each other you would be able to point out which is which due to their unique features.
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A fully-automatic cabin climate control system exclusively designed for the Beechcraft® Baron & Bonanza. This automated climate control system provides the flight crew and passengers with the ability to set zone heating/cooling temperatures with the touch of a button throughout the aircraft — maintaining the desired climate without further input.
The Bonanza compressor is engine driven through the starter adapter. There is a shaft in the starter adapter that we attach a pulley and then the compressor is belt driven. Most engines have this shaft, however some don't. I have put some pictures on here to help identify the long shaft from the short.
Rear heat controlled by the rear passengers to adjust their comfort as they desire.


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Q: Building tree in Nim game I want to create a game like Nim.
The player can take 1 or M (defined) cubes and the winner is the player who takes the last cube. I will also create a minimax function, so the MAX player (always plays first) is making the best move. I started writing my program but I have trouble creating the tree game. Here is my code:
#define M 30
#define K 4

char player[3] = "MAX";
int cubesCounter = M;

struct Node {
    int value;
    int numCubes;
    struct Node *left;
    struct Node *right;
};

char switchPlayer() {
    if (strcmp(player, "MAX") == 0) {
        strcpy(player, "MIN");
    } else {
        strcpy(player, "MAX");
    }
}

struct Node buildGameTree() {
    struct Node *cube;
    cube->numCubes = M;

    cube->left = NULL;
    cube->right = NULL;

    if (cube->numCubes >= 1) {
        cube->numCubes = cube->numCubes - 1;
        cube->left = buildGameTree();
    }

    if (cube->numCubes >= M) {
        cube->numCubes = cube->numCubes - M;
        cube->right = buildGameTree();
    }
}

I'm getting an error at these lines and I can't figure out what's wrong:
cube->left = buildGameTree();
cube->right = buildGameTree();

Can anyone help me with this function?

A: Your buildGameTree should be:
struct Node *buildGameTree(){
    struct Node *cube= calloc(1,sizeof(struct Node));
    cube->numCubes = M;

    cube->left = NULL;
    cube->right = NULL;

    if (cube->numCubes >= 1){
        cube->numCubes = cube->numCubes - 1;
        cube->left = buildGameTree();
    }
    if (cube->numCubes >= M){
        cube->numCubes = cube->numCubes - M;
        cube->right = buildGameTree();
    }
    return (cube);
}

That is:

*

*allocate memory for the cube;

*return the allocated cube at end of function.

Some questions remain about what this function is to do, as it receives no parameters. Since cube->numCubes is always M, there will be an infinite recursion on if (cube->numCubes >= 1).

A: I changed the code and now is:
struct Node *buildGameTree(int ncubes){
    struct Node *cube = calloc(1, sizeof(struct Node));
    cube->cubesRemaining = ncubes;

    if (cube->cubesRemaining >= 1){
        cube->left = buildGameTree(ncubes - 1);
        switchPlayer();
    }
    if (cube->cubesRemaining >= M){
        cube->right = buildGameTree(ncubes - M);
        switchPlayer();
    }

    return (cube);
}

Compiling the code i dont get an error problem. i'll test this when i'll finish my program.


Your weekend ticket is for access to the festival and to allow you to camp for the weekend. You also get access to free water and toilets. Some workshops and activities are included. Food is not supplied and there are some activities that you will have to pay for separately.
When can we get into the festival?
With and ordinary ticket, the site opens to the public at 12 noon on the Friday until midnight. (All day ticket holders must be off site by midnight). On Saturday and Sunday the gates open from 9am until midnight. The site must be cleared by 12 noon on Monday.
For the first time this year we are also offering a Thursday ticket. This allows you to come on site and set up your tent etc. from 12 noon on the Thursday. You may also camp over. However please note that this is a campsite ONLY access ticket. You will not be allowed on to the main festival site until 12 noon on the Friday.
What does family ticket include?
A family ticket is for 2 adults and 2 children so under 18's. Children 6 and under are free anyway so if you have thsi aged children it is cheapest to just buy 2 adult tickets.
Yes but you need to buy a dog ticket. Dogs must be on the lead, and you at the other end of the lead as all times. You must clear up after your dog so bring dog poo bags.
Can I have a campervan/caravan?
Yes but you must buy a live-in vehicle pass and you will be required to put the caravan in the live-in vehicle area. You will be directed where to park and must use common sense to ensure there is clear access way to allow for emergency vehicles. Note there are 2 types of Campervan pass. ONe for larger camper vans or that allows awnings adn another that is ONLY for smaller camper vans with no awning.
Is there facilities for caravans, hook ups etc?
The festival camping filed is just a farmers field, there are no additional services AND you are expected to take you own waste home with you. There are no disposal facilities.
Yes but only on the day of the festival. Day ticket prices are on the website and are subject to availability.
If you buy a weekend ticket you are allowed to camp in the designated area. You need to bring your own tent or pay for a glamping tent, Day tickets do not allow you to camp.
Can my friends camp near to me in my live-in vehicle?
For safety reasons we have to separate tents and vehicles, so usually you will not be able to camp in the live-in vehicle area.
Can I have a bar-b-q or fire?
No fires or Bar -B- Ques are allowed.
Can I bring a camping stove and cook my own food?
Yes you can bring a camping stove and cook your own food. You can bring your own soft drinks too. Please remember no glass so decant into plastic.
The pathways are grass or woodchip. We do have a disabled access toilet on the main festival site.
Can I bring alcohol onto the site?
The terms of the licence for the site means you cannot bring your own alcohol into the festival site. You can have it your own in your own tent but NO GLASS is allowed on site. We have stewards checking as you leave the campsite and enter the festival site.
Is there a car park charge?
Yes it is £5 per vehicle and is payable for each time you enter the car park. There are 2 car parks; Day Parking and Weekend Parking. You cannot park near your tent but the distance from car park to tent isn't far.
Can I leave the site after I am set up?
This creates a big problem for us so we prefer that you do not try and leave the site unless it is an emergency. This is especially true during peak arrival times. Friday 12pm til 8pm and Sat morning. Outside of these times you may leave but you will be charged to re-enter the car park.
If you are having issues with your tickets, please send an email to: support@brownpapertickets.com. Or alternatively, ring the 24 hour helpline on: 0800 411 8881.
I want to trade at Festival 8.
I want to volunteer at Festival 8.
What do you mean its a not for profit event?
The festival is organised entirely by volunteers. No one is paid for the organising and all money is spent on the actual festival. There is a voluntary organising committee, that anyone can join. The festival stewards and most of the festival build crew do this work voluntarily. It is a labour of love. We give away about half our tickets to people helping the festival go on and to people that provide services to the festival for free.
If you still have any unanswered question, you can contact us on our Facebook page at: facebook.com/festival8.co.uk or via our Contact Page.


If you have yet to hear of the change coming to Moksha Yoga studios Canada-wide, this is your notice that each one is in the process of changing their name to Modo Yoga. The name change will finally unite our nation's studios with the already-family of Modo Yoga studios worldwide.
Moksha/Modo has been growing and evolving together from the beginning. In fact, the only difference separating us has been the name difference outside of Canada. So technically, all that is changing at MYBW will be the sign over the door and any other identifying materials. On an energetic level, there's no denying that a name change can shift other properties of one's experience, and in our case, this applies to both the studio staff and you; the student.
Changing one's name can often create discomfort. We at MYBW respectfully consider this a positive though, for a move as significant as a name change can feel threatening when it relates to something that is familiar, comfortable and meaningful to us. If learning of our name change feels unsettling at all, we perceive that as us succeeding in having created a place where you feel at home and where you feel you matter. Who would want to shake up that environment?
The name Modo (in Japanese translates to 'a place for all') intends to take you even deeper into that experience. With the collective and reverberating support of over 80 other studios globally, all using the shared name, with the number of studios growing at a pace where the quality of the teachers and studios is patiently maintained, will only help to infuse Moksha/Modo's base mission; to contribute to the healing of our planet and it's people.
Native American culture cites that from the beginning of one's life, names are intended and expected to change. A name given to a child will often be altered to describe their personal experiences and accomplishments, whether it be in adolescence or adulthood. This tradition depicts the deeply rooted spiritual understanding that the evolution of a person or place is always in a state of change. It supports the concept of detachment in order to find more acceptance around the newly evolved being. Not to mention it's a perfect opportunity to celebrate the beauty of change.
On Tuesday, October 30th, please join us at 6:30 pm in our Zen Den to celebrate potluck style, both the completion of our autumn 30 Day Challenge and our transition to Modo Yoga Bloor West. Consider it your familiar, comfortable home, but with a fresh new roof.


The Honda CL360 Scrambler / CJ360 / CB360 fuel system utilizes two Keihin 745B CV (Constant Velocity) carburetors fed through dual outlet petcock from the fuel tank. The carburetors are mounted to a common plate and integrate a push and pull style cable connection. This set up allows for a single screw synchronization adjustment calibrated via vacuum gauge. Intake manifolds as well as slide diaphragms should be replaced in when doing a carburetor rebuild; originals are often dried out or cracked causing tuning problems. Clean petcocks can be rebuilt, otherwise replacement is necessary.


WYSA is proud to be celebrating our 50th Anniversary this coming 2018-2019 season! Please watch for future announcements, and please send us any old photos or stories about your families' experiences with youth hockey in Wakefield!!


11 the measure that the groupings if consolidated the rules was observed with more severity, the law idea brought enlace in itself the punishment idea and when it perceived that it was chained for its proper will and the man it cannot be more broken up of its fetters. The Civil State was rank. HOBBES AND ' WAR OF ALL AGAINST TODOS' We can affirm that for Rousseau: first, the State of Nature is a peace state; second, the man in the State of Nature is a good being; third, the Civil State if of when the man is corrupted and the laws are instituted. Now let us analyze the points of discord of these proposals from the ideas of Thomas Hobbes. Hobbes admits the nature human being as egoistic, and the will human being as implacable, therefore in search of the satisfaction of its appetites and passions the man will use the natural laws, that he judges to have for to be equal to all the other men; all have the right to carry through its desires and to be violent to reach this end. Read more from James Woolsey Jr. to gain a more clear picture of the situation. All the men are equal. All have rights to everything and all that they desire.
All have right to wound and to kill to satisfy its appetites. is these conditions that characterize the State of Nature. This right to carry through all any desire is what Hobbes flame of Right of Nature. As a centered power does not exist that has controlled and punishes the actions of the men, all the individuals will be in war to reach the satisfaction of its appetites or to keep them satisfied, it will be then the State of equal Nature to a State of War. In the search for what he desires the man will fight against any another individual that desires or possesss what it longs for, in this confrontation will not have strong or weakker more, what to judge strong more physically it could be looser for what better using intelligence and the astuteness.


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ERICK RUDOLPH RACES BY WILLIAMSON TO TAKE 358 DIRTCAR SERIES GLORY AT UTICA-ROME – DTD EXCLUSIVE
By: Bobby Sweeney VERNON, NY – Erick Rudolph clawed his way past Mat Williamson in the late stages of the DIRTcar 358-Modified Series race at Utica-Rome, scoring his first win on the tour this season.
Mat Williamson and Todd Root ran door-to-door in the opening laps of the St. Lawrence Radiology 100, swapping the lead the first few circuits. It wasn't until lap five that Williamson finally cleared Root, but didn't get a chance to pull away as a lap seven yellow for Lance Willix kept Williamson in check. On the restart, Billy Dunn drove from fourth to second, railing the cushion past Root and Erick Rudolph. A few laps later, Rudolph also made his way past Root and went chasing after Dunn for second.
Williamson originally built up a two second lead over Dunn and Rudolph, but the lead had visibly shrunk as the race hit the one-quarter mark. A lap 28 yellow for a slowing Ryan Bartlett erased what lead Williamson had, but the top three remained status quo when racing resumed. One more caution for a slow car on lap 38 stalled the action, but on this restart, Rudolph wasn't content with the lane he had been running.
Prior to the caution, the top three had all been railing the cushion on the rather tacky surface, especially tacky considering the recent heat wave. Rudolph dropped low on the restart, diving under Dunn for second on lap 44. After slipping to third, Dunn fell many more spots in a hurry, as a flat left rear sent him to the pits on lap 46, drawing a yellow in the process.
Mike Mahaney was the new third place car, but couldn't quite keep pace with the top two. By lap 60, Williamson had stabilized a steady, but slim, five car-length lead over Rudolph, and it was a ways further back to Mahaney and company. Rudolph stayed within striking distance as the laps clicked off, but nearly had the lead handed to him. On lap 66, a lapped car spun in the middle of turns three and four, stopping right in Williamson's lane. Williamson got the car slowed up, but still clipped the stopped car with his right rear tire. Despite the scare, Williamson kept the lead on the restart, and yet another caution flew on lap 72 as Mahaney slowed from third with a flat left rear, the same scenario as Dunn earlier.
By this point in the race, Williamson and Rudolph had well-established lanes. Rudolph went low in one and two while Williamson went high, but both ran the middle to top in three and four. Critical information for the lap 75 restart, as both drivers went to their respective lines in one and two, and ended up side-by-side down the backstretch. Rudolph shot it hard into turn three, sliding up in front of Williamson to take the lead.
Once out front, Rudolph wasted no time building up a lead, but a lap 83 yellow for a spinning lapped car erased what he had. It didn't take long for Rudolph to reestablish his gap and then some, as he ditched Williamson and took off the second the green flag dropped.
Behind Williamson was a heck of a fight for third. Dunn, all the way from the back, was beating the cushion to pieces up top, while Corey Wheeler was making good work on the bottom. Third place Pat Ward was left to fend off both of these challenges, and each time he gave up the position to Wheeler and/or Dunn, he snatched it right back. The brawl lasted the final fifteen laps of the race, and while fun to watch, was certainly not as much fun as Rudolph was having. After 100 laps, the checkered flag fell over Erick Rudolph, claiming his first DIRTcar 358-Modified Series win of the year. Mat Williamson crossed in second, while Pat Ward nosed out Corey Wheeler for third. Fifth place was Billy Dunn, who held off a last lap charge by Mike Mahaney, who pitted with 17 laps left and restarted tail.
"I was a little concerned early," Rudolph said. "It seemed like the top two were a little bit faster than us. As the race went on, the track came to us a little bit, and we were able to get here to victory lane. Just have to try as hard as you can every lap. Yeah, it's 100 laps but it'll be over before you know it."
Mat Williamson had won five of his last six events, including three in a row on the 358-Modified Series before tonight. He led a race-high 73 laps, but finished a rather dejected second.
"Erick had a good car, he was better than we were at the end," stated Williamson. "I think I got some damage from hitting the lapped car that spun out in front of me, but I could give you a bunch of excuses as to why we didn't win. It is what it is, we'll load it up and come back next race."
Pat Ward started eleventh and quietly worked his way up. Getting to third was quiet and uneventful, but Ward needed to fight hard to stay there.
"We came up through there fairly well, the car wasn't super good but it was working well for me," said Ward. "When we got towards the end, I had Dunn and the 47 (Wheeler) all over me, that was a heck of a race we were having."
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East High School in the Kansas City School District just received a $4 million grant over five years to improve academics.
Those new learning communities will include health sciences, STEM, urban agriculture and business.
"The grant will also assist with student incentives, parent training, counseling, drug and violence prevention, and job-embedded professional development," according to the grant application. Also, the grant will pay for staff training to help them respond "to the high crime in the neighborhood and negative behaviors in the school...and increase students' resiliency to handle the trauma they have experienced or continue to experience in their neighborhoods and homes."
The money is spread out over five years.
Part of the district's master plan included adding learning communities to enhance job opportunities. "The kids actually said they wanted more classes. So this gives them more classes and more pathways so they can have a viable option after graduation," says Spaletta.
In addition to East, Hogan Prep also received a School Improvement Grant for $2 million over five years to try and boost academic achievement at its middle school, according to its DESE application.
Eight other grants went to St. Louis area schools.
Sam Zeff covers education and politics for KCUR and is co-host of the political podcast Statehouse Blend Kansas. Follow him on Twitter @SamZeff.
In his State of the State speech Tuesday, Gov. Sam Brownback threw down a gauntlet for state universities: come up with a $15,000 bachelor's degree. In education world, almost nobody saw that coming.


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A new beginning for the Weisman Art Museum
Marianne Combs September 30, 2011, 9:10 AM Sep 30, 2011
Closed a year ago for expansion, the Weisman Art Museum is now ready to throw open its doors to the public.
Weisman Art Museum's new galleries
MPR Photo/Jeffrey Thompson
The newly expanded University of Minnesota museum features twice as much gallery space, and a new studio designed to house creative collaborations.
Both the original museum and the expansion were designed by internationally reknowned architect Frank Gehry. MPR's Euan Kerr spoke to museum director Lyndel King, who said it couldn't be any other way:
"We knew we had to go back to Frank, because the building is like a work of art," she says. "I mean we consider it a piece in our collection."
To do anything else, King says, would be like asking a sculptor to alter someone else's work.
The Weisman was the first museum Gehry designed from scratch. His later [works], the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and the Experience Music Project in Seattle got a lot more attention. But King is OK with that.
"We are the Baby Bilbao," she said. "We like to say we taught Frank everything he knows about designing museums."
This weekend the Weisman will celebrate its re-opening with a gala event on Saturday (sold out) and a public party on Sunday, featuring music, dance, and printmaking.
Architecture Education Museums
‹ Older Artist tackles adoption, racism in new show
Newer › U of M professor shortlisted for London photography prize
Minnesota museums join in Blue Star program for military
Phil Hansen learns to 'embrace the shake'
Next Walker Performing Arts season takes collaborations to new heights


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When Deeds Become Doctrine - Pete Garcia - http://www.omegaletter.com/articles/articles.asp?ArticleID=8096
In a recent Bible study at church, I was going through the Seven Letters to the Seven Churches, when a fellow participant, challenged my understanding of the term 'Nicolaitan'. Challenged may be putting it a bit gently. He said that my particular interpretation of it, was "dangerous".
Knowing this man had Amillennial/Preterist leanings, I asked him, 'what makes it dangerous?' When I think dangerous, I think of Jonestown and cyanide laced, purple Kool-Aid. I don't think my interpretation of the term 'Nicolaitan' falls in the realm of dangerous.
But not one to back down from a challenge, or even shrug off the notion that I could be wrong in my understanding, I did what every good Berean does, and researched it. What I found, was not much more than what I already knew. The most popular explanation, was that the Nicolaitan's were a small heretical sect, who promoted licentious living and sexual immorality. And while I do believe there was in fact, a sect doing just those things at the end of the first century, I don't believe that is the end of the story.
I explained in that Bible Study, that there was two different views on the meaning and understanding of the word 'Nicolaitan'. Even using my Scofield Reference Bible, the Nicolaitans were described as being a heretical group who proclaimed to be Christian, yet lived and promoted licentiousness (eating foods sacrificed to idols and sexual immorality).
Then I included my own take on this, by utilizing the Greek compound of the word itself, Nikos-power, and Laos, the people, to conclude that this had to do with the establishment of a clerical class of church leaders, over the laity.
The exchange became slightly heated, but in the end, the point I was trying to make from the very beginning, was that what had been in the letter to the church at Ephesus, the 'deeds of the Nicolaitans', had by the letter of the Pergamos church, become the 'doctrine of the Nicolaitans'.
Now, I don't discount the more traditional view of the term. Many a good scholar who I deeply respect, hold to that view. In fact, I think there is an excellent read on this at the SpiritandTruth.org website.
But at the end of that article, they do include a short synapsis of the view I also hold too in that, it was the beginning and formation of what we would call a clerical class who over time, began to wield increasing power and control over the laity.
Those who discount the historic witness to an actual sect known as the Nicolaitans12 see the meaning of the name as being a key to understanding their errant teaching. The meaning of the Greek is "rulers of the people." This meaning may imply that this was an attempt to divide and make an unnatural distinction between the clergy and laity, creating a division in which the clergy exercised rulership over the laity. Certainly, elders have the biblical authority to determine the policy of the local church. But the authority described here probably went much further than the issues in the local church and may have extended to the personal lives of the members.13
If this is the Nicolaitan error, then one only need look at the top-heavy ecclesiastical structures which characterize much of Christendom throughout history to see the sour fruit of such teaching. This is one of many reasons why the doctrine of the priesthood of the believer (2Cor. 3:6; 6:4; 1Pe. 2:5, 9; Rev. 1:6+; 5:10+; 20:6+) is so important for the saints of every age.14
If what I lack in Scripture and even in the mixed testimony of the early church fathers (Irenaeus and Hippolytus said Nicholas was a heretic, Clement of Alexandria and Jerome claimed he was not) I make up for in other ways, namely history. Aside from the precious little that Scripture does make mention of in their deeds,
But this you have, that you hate the deeds of the Nicolaitans, which I also hate. (Rev. 2:6)
He does again, by making mention a second time by what had now become, doctrine,
But I have a few things against you, because you have there those who hold the doctrine of Balaam, who taught Balak to put a stumbling block before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed to idols, and to commit sexual immorality. 15 Thus you also have those who hold the doctrine of the Nicolaitans, which thing I hate. (Rev. 2:14-15)
A few things jump out at me here in these two passages. The first, is that even though these churches co-existed at the same time, in one place, there was deeds, and in another, there was doctrine. If Revelation was written in AD65, as many Preterists would have you believe, you'd think that one of the other Apostles would have spoken out against this particular sect, in part, because Jesus hates their deeds so much, that He calls them out by name. If Revelation was written in AD95-96 as I believe it was, then John was still alive and wrote his Gospel account and three Epistles within a few short years of receiving the Revelation (presumably living and familiar with all these churches personally), and would have addressed these in his epistles…yet he doesn't.
Second, is that in the letter to the church at Pergamos, Christ did not say that the doctrine of the Nicolaitans was the same thing as the doctrine of Balaam, even though they are in close proximity to each other in verse structure. If they were the same thing, why repeat Himself? If they were synonymous, why not just say…the "doctrines of Balaam and the Nicolaitans"? But because He does separate them, I think He is addressing something else that is going on that are different from each other, which even John himself may not have been aware of since his imprisonment and ultimately his abandonment to the isle of Patmos.
One more thought on these two verses and the historical accounts. The strongest arguments for simply writing the Nicolaitans off as some sort of weird, heretical sex cult comes from the Early Church Father testimonies about them. As I mentioned earlier, there was mixed reviews on that as well. The going theory is that, the Nicolaitans were a particular offshoot of one of the seven deacons that were brought into the ministry (Acts 6:5) by the Apostles, by the name of Nicholas.
But what they wrote was not inspired like our Scriptures were inspired, even though many of them were Godly men. At times, even these Godly men disagreed with each other and what we know now, in regards to doctrine. But they are called here as historical witnesses, considering their proximity to the life and times of Jesus's earthly ministry and the Apostles. The major advantage you and I have over them, is that twenty centuries have since played out.
We've seen history unfold and we've seen the church change and evolve into what it is today. We saw the rise of Replacement Theology through the first three centuries of the church. We saw the rise and formation of the Roman Catholic Church from the days of Constantine. We saw the Dark Ages when the Holy Roman Empire was established and the power and corruption set in that dominated most of Europe and the Mediterranean. We saw the Protestant Reformation, and the birthing of numerous Protestant Denominations out of it. We saw the great spiritual revivals during the First and Second Great Awakenings. Unfortunately, we've also seen the rise of clerical classes who have continually perverted the word of God, and abused their power over the lay-people in each era.
So while I'll encourage you, the reader, to do your own homework and come to your own conclusions on this topic, I think I'm on safe ground in my understanding. Were the Nicolaitans a sect of people in whom their deeds and doctrines, Christ hated? Clearly yes. Was that the only application we can take from that? I believe, no.
I'm sure there were MANY heretical sects during that same time period, who were busy about either perverting the grace of God, or busy denying the deity of Christ (Gnostics), or busy introducing the Law back into the Church (Judaizers'), to only keep the things Christ hates to a list of one.
Seriously, historical accounts are REPLETE with charges against various groups and persons for introducing heretical and apostate teachings into the body of Christ…so why only single out one sect?
For example, if the Bible were being written today, it would be equivalent to saying that Christ only hated the deeds and doctrines of the Westboro Baptist Church. Yes, they are repulsive, but they are only one, tiny group who influence few. Yet, there are many larger groups leading many more people into an eternal hell through false teachings, such as the Emergent Church movement (blending eastern mysticism into Christianity), Hebrew Roots (mixing the law back into grace), or more traditional cults like Mormonism or Jehovah Witnesses, who've led tens of millions blindly into the gates of hell by denying the deity of Christ and salvation by grace through faith.
Who is doing more damage, Westboro Baptist, or these other groups?
Secondarily, groups like the Nicolaitans, were relatively easy to spot, because of the nature of what they taught. If eating things sacrificed to idols and sexual immorality was in fact, their gig, that is harder to hide than say, twisting the truth a little so as to promote a certain belief that runs counter to Scripture. Remember;
''Discernment is not a matter of simply telling the difference between what is right and wrong; rather, it is the difference between right and almost right. And the difference between truth and error is not a chasm, but a razor's edge.'' (Spurgeon/Murray)
I think the larger ramifications that Christ was addressing here in naming the Nicolaitans, primarily lies in their name, since their deeds and doctrines aren't clearly identified for us in Scripture. Sexual immorality and eating things offered to idols were already addressed and linked to both Balaam and to Jezebel (Rev. 2:20). Furthermore, what was initially commended by Christ to the church at Ephesus, was that they 'tested' those who said they were Apostles, but lied. Even then, men were already pretending to be Apostles so that they could presumably yield some kind of spiritual authority over other believers.
So we are clear on what Scripture actually teaches, as born again believers;
We are sealed by the Holy Spirit, and have a direct connection to the throne room of God. (Eph. 1:13-14, Hebrews 4:16)
That we should call no man 'father' (Matt. 23:9) -as in the form of religious reverence
That there is only ONE Mediator between God and Man, and that is the Man Christ Jesus. (1 Tim 2:5)
That we are a Priesthood of Believers, a Royal Generation. (1 Peter 2:9)
Ultimately, we don't need to go through other men to have a connection with God, it is open and available to anyone and everyone who seeks Him out.
So out of the two interpretations, which is more appropriate for what Christ would address?
One view, which only addresses the deeds and doctrine of one sect, or the latter view, which addresses the potential and eventuality, that power corrupts, and men would come to use this new found faith in order to claim power and authority for themselves over other people. Remember, that the sternest, harshest rebukes by Christ to anyone were reserved to the Pharisees and Sadducees, who pretending to be wise, wielded their spiritual authority over everyone else. (See Matthew 23) Furthermore, of false teachers…
Jesus warned of them. Matt. 24:4-5; Rev. 2:6, 14-15
Paul warned of them. Acts 20:28-31; 2 Tim. 2:15-19; 3:1-8
Peter warned of them. 2 Peter 2
Jude warned of them. Jude 1:1-19
John warned of them. 1 John 1:18-22; 2 John 1:7-11
It seems to be a fairly common theme throughout the Bible in that, false teachers would come in, bringing in seducing doctrines to lure people away from the grace of God. Could they have used sex and licentiousness to lure people away? Sure. But you need only twist the truth a little, to change it entirely.
Which has history seen play out innumerable times? If one were to turn to Foxe's Book of Martyrs, or other historical documents, you'd see that the Roman Catholic Church alone, killed FAR more Christians than pagan Romans ever did…and they did it through the clerical power structure they created, in order to give themselves authority over the laity, and even kings and kingdoms. Even more relevant to even that is what is tolerated in one generation, becomes the norm in the next. What is deeds in one place and time, becomes the doctrine in the next.
The Roman Papacy didn't just appear overnight. It took time and it took the incremental introduction of leaven and false teachings to cultivate and shape that power over hundreds of years. This is not simply to pick on the Roman Catholic Church either, because every faith structure (Christian or otherwise), develops their own clerical classes to lead them. Look at Shiite Islam, who has the Ayatollah today or the Buddhists with the Dalai Lama. Wanting power and control is part and parcel with the human condition. In these letters, Christ was warning us of that.
For me, I know those churches not only represented seven real churches there in Asia Minor at the end of the first century, but also spoke to the seven epochs that the churches making up greater Christendom would transition through over two-thousand years. Why is that? Because in each of the letters, Jesus concludes with a challenge meant to have application to everyone …. "He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches."


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Q: Erro de acesso ao chamar página de login - PHP Generator Recentemente a locaweb fez uma manutenção em seus servidores e depois disso algumas páginas de nossa hospedagem pararam de funcionar, uso um framework chamado PHP Generator para MySQL Site do Desenvolvedor do Framework e quando tento acessar a página de login para efetuar alguma manutenção recebo essa mensagem de erro:

PHP Warning:  call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'Global_GetCustomTemplateHandler' was given in E:\home\imobiliariafusco\Web\admin\components\utils\event.php on line 44

Esse acesso estava funcionando normalmente antes das manutenções, depois disso o erro começou a ser mostrado, localmente o acesso é feito normalmente, minha pergunta é, isso é problema de configuração do php.ini? O suporte da locaweb não conseguiu resolver o problema.


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Police: Man, 69, throws acid in daughter's face
Sept. 2, 2012, 10:10 PM UTC / Source: The Associated Press
A man hurled acid in his daughter's face in a gruesome attack that sent her into a street screaming for help as her skin peeled and her clothes disintegrated, police and witnesses said.
As his 49-year-old daughter sat on his couch in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon, Jerome Lynch abruptly left the room, returned with a cup of what she thought was water and doused her with it, she later told a cousin, according to the Daily News.
Then the corrosive burning started, and Darlene Lynch ran outside as her clothes disintegrated and her skin fell from her face, witnesses said.
"You could see the smoke coming off her body," Clarissa Shakespeare told the newspaper. "Everyone was just traumatized and scared. Her skin looked like melting wax."
Bystanders poured water on the victim, helped pull away her clothes and covered her with a sheet, witnesses said.
Her 69-year-old father was arrested on an assault charge. Information on his arraignment and lawyer weren't immediately available Sunday.
Darlene Lynch is the main caregiver for her father, who uses a wheelchair and has been deteriorating mentally in recent years, said a cousin, Dominique Goodwin, who was in Brooklyn on a visit from her home in Winston-Salem, N.C.
The daughter was taken to a hospital in critical condition, police said. The hospital declined to give an update on her condition Sunday.
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Goodwin, told the Daily News that Darlene Lynch may lose her left eye because of the attack.
"(Darlene is) asking why her father did this. She doesn't understand," Goodwin said.
Shakespeare said Jerome Lynch sometimes poured bleach and ammonia in his building's hallway to deter children from playing there. But another niece said he generally welcomed spending time with relatives.
"He's usually laughing, smiling, telling jokes," Celeste Lynch told the Daily News.


I'll be presenting tomorrow at the Australian Blogging Conference along with pretty much everyone else in the Australian blogging community. I'm one of the leaders of the Business and Corporate Blogging section. I'm joined in this task by Microsoft geek, Nick Hodge, and Web 2.0 business coach Des Walsh. I look forward to the discursive nature of this conference and to the opportunities to further articulate the value of this great activity.


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Q: .NET security mechanism to restrict access between two Types in the same project? Question
Is there a mechanism in the .NET Framework to hide one custom Type from another without using separate projects/assemblies? I'm not talking about access modifiers to hide members of a Type from another type - I mean to hide the Type itself.
Background
I'm working in an ASP.NET Website project and the team has decided not to use separate project assemblies for different software layers. Therefore I'm looking for a way to have, for example, a DataAccess/ folder of which I disallow its classes to access other Types in the same ASP.NET Website project. In other words I want to fake the layers and have some kind of security mechanism around each layer to prevent it from accessing another.
More Info and Details ...
Obviously there's not a way to enforce this restriction using language-specific OO keywords so I am looking for something else, for example: maybe a permission framework or code access mechanism, maybe something that uses meta data like Attributes. Even something that restricts one namespace from accessing another. I'm unsure the final form it might take.
If this were C++ I'd likely be using friend to make as solution, which doesn't translate to C# internal in this case although they're often compared.
I don't really care whether the solution actually hides Types from each other or just makes them inaccessible; however I don't want to lock down one Type from all others, another reason access modifiers are not a solution. A runtime or design time answer will suffice. Looking for something easy to implement otherwise it's not worth the effort ...

A: You could use NDepend to do this:
http://www.ndepend.com/
NDepend could allow you to enforce "layering" rules by specifying that certain namespaces should not reference each other. You then plug NDepend and the ruleset into your automated build, and it will fail the build (with a full report) if there are any misdemeanours.
In this way you can enforce logical software layering concepts within an assembly without having to use project structures to do it physically.
Update
I answered the question late last night, and rather literally i.e. how you can directly solve the question. Although a tool can be used to solve the issue, developing in one project across the whole team is more than likely going to be a pretty miserable experience as the project grows:

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*Unless people are incredibly disciplined, the build will keep breaking on layering violations.

*There will be source control merge thrashing on the VS project file - not pleasant.

*Your unit of re-use is very large and undefined if you want to share assemblies with other applications\projects you are developing. This could lead to very undesired coupling.

Although I do not advocate having lots of tiny assemblies, a sensible number defined around core concepts is very workable and desirable e.g. "UI", "data access", "business logic", "common library" and "shared types".

A: Nothing out of the box; there may be some 3rd-party tools that you can use to kludge some rules together, based perhaps on namespaces etc. Something like a custom fx cop rule...


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Q: How to make mouse navigation? I am using LibGDX for my game and I want the mouse to move the "head" of the player, eg. like in Minecraft. How would I achieve this? I have got it to kinda work with yaw and pitch values that glRotateF what is being rendered, but the mouse moves outside the window (obviously) after a while of turning right. I have tried to use the robot class to reset the pointer position to the center of the screen but then navigation is nearly impossible.
Here is my player class:
package com.amzoft.gdxracingtestgamething;

import com.badlogic.gdx.Gdx;
import com.badlogic.gdx.InputProcessor;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.GL11;

public class Player implements InputProcessor{

    int pitch = 0;
    int yaw = 0;

    public Player()
    {

    }

    public void render()
    {
        GL11 gl = Gdx.gl11;
        gl.glRotatef(-yaw, 0, 1, 0);
        gl.glRotatef(-pitch, 1, 0, 0);
    }

    /*....a ton of unused implemented methods*/

    int xBefore = 0;
    int yBefore = 0;

    @Override
    public boolean touchMoved(int x, int y)
    {
        if(xBefore<x-3)
        {
            yaw += 1;
        }
        if(xBefore>x+3)
        {
            yaw -= 1;
        }
        if(yBefore<y-3)
        {
            pitch -= 1;
        }
        if(yBefore>y+3)
        {
            pitch += 1;
        }
        if(yaw > 90)yaw = 90;
        if(yaw < -90)yaw = -90;
        if(pitch > 90)pitch = 90;
        if(pitch < -90)pitch = -90;
        xBefore = x;
        yBefore = y;
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean scrolled(int amount)
    {
        return false;
    }

}

Im sorry if the solution is very obvious, I am very new to 3D game development and LibGDX.

A: Trigonometry :)
I used gluLookAt to make the camera look at the coordinates that were calculated from the sine, cosine and negative cosine of the yaw and pitch. It works pretty well.


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Sarkodie's manager replies to Shatta Wale calling Sarkodie a poor artist
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Sarkodie's manager, Angel Town has reacted to Shatta Wale's claim that Sarkodie is a very poor artist now but hides it because they feel shy to let people know.
Shatta Wale who is still on tour to promote his 'Reign' album, in an interview with Luv Fm in Kumasi posited that most of the Ghanaian artiste is having so much ego in them which is not allowing them to see the business side of the music; something they can never ignore.He revealed that Kwaw Kese and Sarkodie are among the artists that are very poor which they are not willing to admit publicly.
Sarkodie's manager, Angel Town who feels that Shatta Wale is verbally attacking Sarkodie and other artists just to promote his album has asked him to just ask for help rather than making unnecessary rants and riding on cheap hype.
"I have seen him (Shatta Wale) attacking a lot of artistes perhaps to promote his album, even to the extent of taking it out on Sarkodie recently, yeah, but I think asking all these guys to help you and putting them together on a tour is the way to go, not fighting over kingship titles," he said in an interview with TV XYZ.
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