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Tennesseans, and their families, made the ultimate sacrifice during World War I | Opinion
Lisa M. Budreau
On Sunday, We honor our veterans on what began as Armistice Day in 1919.
Let us not forget those who gave their all in this war to end all wars.
Lisa M. Budreau, Ph.D. is the Senior Curator of Military History at Tennessee State Museum.
On November 11, 1918, the first mass war of the twentieth century finally came to an end.
Headlines in the Nashville Banner's special edition boldly predicted "a hot time in the old town to-night" above an enormous silhouette of President Woodrow Wilson, who was credited with bringing the war to an end. At last, The War to End all Wars was over!
Wilson had tried to avoid embroiling the United States in this war that began in Europe in 1914, but circumstances pushed him to do so in April 1917, insisting that our nation must fight to "make the world safe for democracy."
Over 100,000 Tennesseans volunteered or were drafted, six of them received the Medal of Honor, including Alvin C. York of Fentress County, the most decorated soldier of the day.
Nearly 4,000 Tennesseans made the ultimate sacrifice and countless others returned home maimed or suffering with traumatic mental afflictions barely understood at the time.
The months following the signing of the armistice in 1918 brought an increased awareness of the extent of death and destruction caused by the war. Nowhere was this devastation more apparent than across the Western Front, in Belgium, and northern France.
The news of casualties hit America hard
While politicians debated reparations and the future League of Nations, armies buried their dead and counted the cost of victory or defeat. During the war, General John J. Pershing, the American forces commander, announced that valuable shipping space would not be used for coffins and burial equipment.
So, it was decided that those who died in Europe would be interred there and no attempt would be made to bring them back until after hostilities ended. This decision would have grim consequences once the government attempted to honor its pledge, made in September 1918, to ensure a home burial for every Doughboy.
News of American casualties struck hard, especially when letters home had maintained such a youthful tone of bravado with assertions that the "Hun" was sure to be beaten any day.
This invincibility undoubtedly buoyed anxious families, like the Shockleys in Sparta.
On October 3, 1918, while serving in the trenches of France, Private Grant Shockley, an African American with the battle-hardened Buffalo Soldiers of the 92nd Division, wrote: "Well papa, I feal (sic) that you are praying for me to return home if it is the lords (sic) will. I have been spared through the mursey (sic) of the lord and I know he hath been with me for he hath spared me up until now. I will be home someday." Shockley was killed in the Meuse Argonne five days later.
Efforts to sanitize the former fields of carnage began with the consolidation of cemeteries and the daunting work of identifying, exhuming, and registering burials left in more than 2,400 different sites across Europe where American dead were temporarily buried. Meanwhile, letters arrived daily at the War Department from impatient families asking when the bodies would be returned, and for details of their loved ones.
A harrowing choice: Bury heroes at home or abroad?
After word reached Nashville of Lieutenant James S. Timothy's death by an artillery shell, his grief-stricken mother wasted no time contacting the military:
"Kind Sir, May I, a poor broken hearted sorrowful mother, beg of you in the name of your own beloved mother, please have a photograph of the grave of my precious son taken, and sent to his poor mother. . . write and tell me something of my boy, how and where he was killed, if he died instantly, and where he was shot … I long to hear of something from my boy …"
Mrs. Norine Timothy pleaded for answers, writing regularly until her son's body was escorted home in August 1921.
To resolve the massive logistical and heart-wrenching practicalities of returning remains, next of-kin were offered three unprecedented but difficult choices in late 1919. Families could have loved ones buried in one of the new overseas cemeteries; brought home for local burial; or, interred at Arlington National Cemetery, all at government expense.
The decision was an excruciating one but, for some, there were no options. On February 6, 1923, Charles W. Bailey, of Nashville, enquired after his son, Lt. Oliver Winston Bailey:
"We had hoped to have his remains returned and placed in our family plot at Mt. Olivet, beside his grandfather, Prof. James E. Bailey, who served under General Lee in Civil War…but, we were disappointed. All trace of his grave was destroyed as no allied troops crossed to where he had fallen for a month after he fell and never yet has his grave been located and we made repeated efforts to have him found."
On a personal and collective level the sacrifice of life needed to be fully justified and the dead mourned and remembered in an honorable way. Tennesseans wasted no time in marking their achievements.
They erected several monuments to the 30th Division along the Hindenburg Line even before a federal commission could be appointed in 1923. Then, in September 1925, a beautiful new state war memorial building was dedicated in Nashville to commemorate those who fought and died in World War I.
Today, its bronze plaques list the names of 3,400 who gave the ultimate sacrifice. They include one nurse, Elizabeth Weismann, who died of the flu.
Commemoration is a messy business and it doesn't always achieve the aim of reverence and remembrance. But, this year as we honor our veterans on what began as Armistice Day in 1919 let us not forget those who gave their all in this war to end all wars.
Lisa M. Budreau, Ph.D. is the Senior Curator of Military History at Tennessee State Museum and author of Bodies of War: World War I and the Politics of Commemoration in America, 1919-1933, (New York University Press, 2010).


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WASHINGTON — A leading Anglican theologian is arguing that the reason younger evangelicals are distancing themselves from supporting Israel, including the theological underpinnings for doing so, is in part because of mass media derision of their "immoral" parents.
Before a small crowd of journalists, Christian and Jewish thinkers, and Israel advocates at a gathering at MindSpace in The Washington Post building on Monday, sponsored by the Christian foreign policy journal Providence, Gerald McDermott, Anglican Chair of Divinity at Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, Alabama, recounted his experiences as one of only two pro-Israel voices at the Christ at the Checkpoint conference, which is usually held in Bethlehem, Jesus' birthplace, but occurred last fall in Oklahoma City.
With its strong pro-Palestine bent, critics say the conference is aimed at turning younger Christians away from the pro-Israel theological paradigm that presently dominates American evangelical Christianity.
Yet millennial evangelicals are increasingly distancing themselves from modern Israel, the Anglican theologian said, in part because they want to distance themselves from their parents, who tend to support Israel enthusiastically, he said in response to a question from The Christian Post about why recent polling data indicates waning support for the Jewish state among younger Christians. CP asked if this trend is a reaction against what they see as uncritically blind, total support for Israel through figures such as San Antonio pastor John Hagee, an outspoken Christian Zionist and the founder of Christians United for Israel.
"Their parents are roundly criticized in our culture for being uneducated, and for being, now, at this point in our culture, immoral. For their opposition to gay marriage, that's sort of a leading reason. And young people don't want to be thought of as bad people," McDermott explained.
Survey data from LifeWay that was published in December 2017 revealed that 77 percent of evangelicals ages 65 and older said they supported the existence, security and prosperity of Israel, whereas only 58 percent of evangelicals ages 18 to 34 said the same. "For the most part, younger evangelicals are indifferent about Israel," said Scott McConnell, executive director of LifeWay Research, observed at the time.
The shift is not just political but theological, as younger Christians don't see a biblical connection between the land of Israel and the modern nation-state, in addition to the ongoing role of the Jewish people in salvation history.
University and college professors have played an important role in this, McDermott said Monday, adding that millennial evangelicals are also more concerned with social justice than their parents.
Their parents recognize that there are many types of "social justice" and some of what is passed off as justice is not, he continued, as some forms actually hurt rather than help the poor, and the form many millennials support is inextricably linked to left-wing politics.
During their formative university years, he continued, "what little media they take in, and it's mostly social media, rather than The New York Times or The Washington Post, but The New York Times and The Washington Post trickle down into social media. And what they hear there over and over again is the standard Palestinian narrative."
"I'm for Palestinians," he stressed, distinguishing that from the storyline pushed in much of the mainstream media that Israel is the bad guy and that Palestinians are helpless victims of an evil Israeli state.
That narrative is "wrong from beginning to end", he argued, and many millennials have simply never heard a cogent pro-Israel case; when their parents start talking about the rapture and end-times theology that often centers around Israel, "they just roll their eyes and say: 'Yeah, mom. Sure, sure.'"
He recounted a journey he took to the Holy Land several years ago during one of his sabbaticals. During his trip he stayed with both Jews and Arabs, interviewing them about what day-to-day life was like in Israel. McDermott talked with countless people — Arab Muslims, secular Jews, religious Jews, Arab Christians, Messianic Jews — who lived in Galilee, asking them their opinions on Jesus and a variety of other things.
"And you know what happens when you ask an average person what they think about something? They are really thrilled to tell you," he said.
"What I found, whenever I talked to Arab Christians, to a person," he recounted, "they'd pull me aside, and take me around a corner where we couldn't be overheard. And the first thing they'd say was 'Don't use my name.'"
He emphasized: "And then they would sort of lean over and whisper: 'Don't believe what you read in the media, that our enemy is the Israeli government. It is not. We wish the Israeli government would do more to protect us from our real enemy, which is our Muslim cousins. They are out to destroy us."
McDermott heard a version of that same story all over Israel but they were afraid to say so publicly because if they did there would have been repercussions for them and their families, he explained.
Those personal accounts strike at the heart of what is wrong with the Palestinian narrative, he stressed.
Asked to elaborate on increasing millennial distaste for Israel, McDermott explained in a follow-up interview with CP that what is known as the theory of intersectionality — the interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender as they apply to a given individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination or disadvantage — is influencing young minds, and it is in this system where Israel is routinely referred to as an "apartheid" state.
"And apartheid immediately raises the specter of racism. And recalling the, I believe it was the 1975 UN Declaration that said Zionism is racism, these days, particularly because of our very tense national conversation on race, now Jews are portrayed as racists, as the new Nazis. And the Palestinians are sort of the perfect victims, and everyone who cares about justice ought to care about victims. The Palestinians are the quintessential victims and thus, obviously, the Jewish Israelis are the cruel, Nazi-like oppressors," McDermott said.
He does not believe that critiques from Christians who are otherwise supporters of the Jewish state when it does indeed err will matter much.
"I think a whole generation has so bought into the leftist approach to Israel into so-called social justice that these little attempts at atonement by Israel supporters by criticizing the government of Israel, I don't think it will make any difference."
For Christians who care about standing with Israel, he urges them to visit and speak with the natives like he did.
Unfortunately, reporters are plentiful who work for purportedly mainstream new outlets who, despite knowing better, churn out stories the feed the master narrative line, that Israel is the bad guy and the Palestinians are these poor victims who can't do anything to help themselves, he said, adding that if they write a story that deviates too much from those predetermined characterizations they will not get promotions as major newsroom editors will accept nothing else.
McDermott is the author of Israel Matters: Why Christians Must Think Differently About the People and the Land and is the editor is of The New Christian Zionism, a volume of Christian scholarship on Israel released in 2017. His latest book, Everyday Glory: The Revelation of God in All of Reality, was published in November.
A previous version of this article stated that McDermott was the only pro-Israel voice at the Christ at the Checkpoint conference. He was one of two pro-Israel speakers.


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Sex, ethnic group, and geographical distribution of cases of tuberculosis aged 16–54 years at diagnosis and those co-infected with HIV, 1993 and 1998
Rest of England & Wales
All England & Wales
All TB
TB/HIV (%)*
*Proportion of co-infected patients of all tuberculosis patients within that ethnic group, sex, and geographical location. ISC=Indian subcontinent (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh).
Men White 197 15 (7.6) 172 21 (12.2) 363 11 (3.0) 399 12 (3.0) 560 26 (4.6) 571 33 (5.8)
Black African 158 12 (7.6) 295 26 (8.8) 31 4 (12.9) 48 7 (14.6) 189 16 (8.5) 343 33 (9.6)
ISC 215 1 (0.5) 240 2 (0.8) 420 4 (1.0) 467 1 (0.2) 635 5 (0.8) 707 3 (0.4)
Other/unknown 87 2 (2.3) 178 5 (3.2) 57 0 86 1 (1.3) 144 2 (1.4) 264 6 (2.3)
Total 657 30 (4.6) 885 54 (6.1) 871 19 (2.2) 1000 21 (2.1) 1528 49 (3.2) 1885 75 (4.0)
Women White 92 0 73 3 (4.1) 241 0 237 1 (0.4) 333 0 310 4 (1.3)
Black African 124 9 (7.3) 236 27 (11.4) 17 3 (17.6) 42 2 (4.8) 141 12 (8.5) 278 29 (10.4)
ISC 225 0 260 0 476 0 501 1 (0.2) 701 0 761 1 (0.1)
Other/unknown 70 0 129 2 (1.7) 60 0 69 1 (1.6) 130 0 198 3 (1.5)
Total 511 9 (1.8) 698 32 (4.6) 794 3 (0.4) 849 5 (0.6) 1305 12 (0.9) 1547 37 (2.4)
Grand total 1168 39 (3.3) 1583 86 (5.4) 1665 22 (1.3) 1849 26 (1.4) 2833 61 (2.2) 3432 112 (3.3)


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Mapping the new political map strategy
Munir Ahmed@EmmayeSyed
In a daring attempt, Pakistan has released a new political map formally declaring all the disputed territories with India to affirm its undisputed claim of ownership. It is a bold and aggressive step that had been taken long before, followed by a strategically suitable action plan to get required global support.
Contrary to Indian claims, all these territories have been part of Pakistan's map ever since the dispute erupted after the Indian forces occupied two-third of Jummu and Kashmir in the armless infancy of Pakistan. Now, Pakistan only affirmed its principled position on self-determination for Kashmiris according to the UN Resolutions dusting in the shelves. While India has termed it a 'political absurdity', I believe this move would ring the high alert alarm on the multilateral and global forums. If priority is not attached to the Kashmir issue now, the international community would have to regret for ages.
Undoubtedly, the new political map has strengthened Pakistan's claim over all parts of the erstwhile territory of the State of Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan has now extended its international border eastwards along the border between Indian Occupied Jummu and Kashmir (IOJK) and India. It leaves the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as undefined territory subject to the settlement of the Kashmir dispute under UN resolutions. It formally extends the LOC to Karakoram Pass as per our stand under the Karachi Agreement and WB is shown to demonstrate territory where India is illegally occupying territory.
In the new political map, Pakistan has also maintained its principled position on Sir Creek according to Sindh Government agreement with the State of Kutch in 1914 demarcating the boundary on the Eastern Bank of the Sir Creek securing our claim on all the waters of the Creek and the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). An Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is a concept adopted at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (1982), whereby a coastal State assumes jurisdiction over the exploration and exploitation of marine resources in its adjacent section of the continental shelf, taken to be a band extending 200 nautical miles.
Pakistan has formally shown the boundary between Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jummu and Kashmir leaving their eastern borders open, which will be finalized on the settlement of the Kashmir dispute under the UN resolutions. The new map also reinforced Pakistan's claim on Junagadh and Manavadar. Both territories were illegally occupied by India.
Fine, it's done. A bold step is taken after a long time. But what next? What reaction Pakistan could expect from the world as individual countries? How do the UNSC members take it? If Pakistan has the capacity to get sufficient support in the UNSC? Most importantly, what would be Pakistan's strategic plan to translate the new political map into a reality on ground? And even, if Pakistan has the resources, skills and capacity to do it? These are vital questions that need clarity sooner than later.
Guts to develop a cluster of global community on the Kashmir issue and consistently engaging them on is a long term commitment. Who will be ensuring a dynamic and vigorous cluster development of the global community in Pakistan's politically volatile environment and the engagement of state institutions in it?
Strategic depth of the planning; engagement of right stakeholders; wider, consistent and principled communication; reaching out to global leaders and influencers could be some of the urgent action points for Pakistan
The first challenge has already emerged on the global scene and that is the Indian claim that "Pakistan's issuance of a new map, which includes much of Kashmir and Junagadh, ……… [and it is] ….. For the first time, a Pakistani map includes Gilgit-Baltistan as part of 'Kashmir', something that India has been claiming since the beginning of the dispute. That's peculiar, to say the least, and may just mean an opportunity for India if played right."
Secondly, Pakistan needs to review if it would be in its best interest to attach the strategic importance of the Kashmir dispute to the strategic interests of China in the region. The Indian media is quoting from a recent interview of veteran Pakistani politician and former foreign minister Khurshid Kasuri saying, "[the] 'reckless statements' by India on reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as the reason for Chinese aggravation at Ladakh. The possibility that Pakistan has Beijing's blessings in producing the map is, therefore, entirely likely, especially given similar border claims by Nepal recently. The trick, however, is to turn all these calculations on their head by using this map in negotiation-counters to solidify India's claim to the whole of Kashmir, including Gilgit-Baltistan."
Thirdly, Pakistan has to face Indian 'propaganda' on the status of Gilgit-Baltistan as well. Ever since it is miscommunicated that Pakistan's northern parts were not independent states but annexed to Hari Singh's State of Kashmir. "This area, abutting Afghanistan, China, and then-Soviet Union, was strategic enough for the British to become part of the 'Great Game'. The newly formed Pakistan was quick to realise this, and it secretly signed the Karachi Agreement of 1949, which took a small rump of area to create the 'Azad Kashmir', with some 75 per cent of an estimated 78,000 sq km territory innocuously called the 'Northern Areas'. Decades later, Pakistan renamed it Gilgit-Baltistan. Even today, Gilgit-Baltistan remains in a legal limbo. The Constitution of Pakistan doesn't identify it as a 'territory', and it is also excluded from the section on fundamental rights and definition of the State. That translates into no rights, barring what Islamabad grants the residents of Gilgit-Baltistan from time to time; they carry Pakistani passports but can't vote in national elections."
S0, very intense and inclusive homework is ahead. Strategic depth of the planning; engagement of right stakeholders; wider, consistent and principled communication; reaching out to global leaders and influencers could be some of the urgent action points for Pakistan.
The writer is a freelance journalist and Director Devcom-Pakistan, a policy advocacy and outreach think tank in Islamabad. His email: [email protected] Twitter Handle: @EmmayeSyed


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Moment of Truth: Breaking Down Big Grams
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Friday Night: Erykah Badu at the Fox Theater
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by Andy Beta, Tamara Palmer, and Tony Ware May 23, 2007 Tags: BeatBox, Show Preview, Ladytron, Lexington (Kentucky), OutKast, Jeff Harris
Music, Reviewed
Although this new OutKast album emerges simultaneously with (and bears the same name as) the group's long-awaited cinematic debut, the Idlewild CD is less a soundtrack than it is a proper standalone record. Truth be told, many of the songs…
by Tamara Palmer September 6, 2006 Tags: Reviewed, CD Review, OutKast, Morris Brown, Antwan "Big Boi" Patton, Sleepy Brown
About a Boi
One of the weakest and most ridiculous aspects of popular culture is its narcissistic now-ness. There's often no then or later, and without past experience or the messy knowledge of life, modern entertainment media often seems poached in a neurotic…
by Michael Atkinson August 23, 2006 Tags: Film, Film, Andre "3000" Benjamin, Bryan Barber, Paula Patton, OutKast
Best of San Francisco, People & Places
Best Rock-Music Club DJ
Even in this day and age, when the White Stripes battle Justin Timberlake and OutKast for chart supremacy, there aren't a lot of clubs where it's cool to dance to rock music. Sure, the kids at the Arrow Bar…
May 19, 2004 Tags: People & Places, People & Places, Neil Martinson, Justin Timberlake, OutKast, The White Stripes


A panel of experts shared their vision for the future of gene technology with the public and key decision makers in Canberra this week.
The panel spoke about the breadth of new and emerging gene technologies across multiple disciplines, and their implications for society, legislators and regulators.
Recent achievements in gene technology discussed included personalised medicine; reducing food waste and chemical use on farms through genetically modified non-browning mushrooms and disease-resistant crops; and engineering pig organs to be safe and suitable for human transplant.
The panel also touched on the complex challenges in regulating and monitoring research around gene technology. With developments like gene drives, which allows scientists to drive a genetic change into future generations of a species, the STEM sector is working hard with regulatory bodies to ensure the advancements don't outrun the systems and processes that regulate them.


The new version of Apple's watch operating system, Watch OS 2.0.1 is now available to the public and, thanks to a host of new features and improvements, an important upgrade for any Apple Watch user. Read on as we show you how to update your watch to the most current OS.
Note: since we wrote this, Apple has released Watch OS 2.0.1 with more bugfixes, but you still use the same mechanism to update.
In addition to various bug fixes and interface improvements the update to Watch OS 2.0 brings a host of new and improved features. You can read check out the official Apple page here for copious photos and details, but we'll give you a crash course summary here.
There's new time-lapse watch faces of popular metropolises and wilderness locations from around the world (such as London and Mack Lake) as well as support for personal photos and photo albums. The complication system (e.g. the important information you want right on your watch face like the weather or your calendar) now supports direct interfacing with applications so apps can push information to you via the complication system. The complication calendar system now supports time-line-like scrolling via the watch's crown dial so you can quickly scroll forward and backward through your calendar. The new update includes "nightstand mode" wherein you can plug the watch in and lay it on its side to use it like an alarm clock.
While those are all great improvements the biggest improvement, by far and way, is the inclusion of a native app platform so that more applications can run directly on the watch (instead of just serving as a display for an app running on your phone). Running directly on the watch means faster response time and functionality in the absence of the companion iPhone.
There's also a host of tweaks like improved Siri integration and improved Apple Pay functionality with support for additional cards. You can discover all that for yourself while playing with your freshly updated Apple Watch, so let's get down to the process of updating it.
Before you sit down to update your Apple Watch to Watch OS 2.0 (or any newer version) you need to first check your iPhone is updated to iOS 9. You can check on your phone by navigating to Settings -> General -> About; if your device needs updating navigate to Settings -> General -> Software Update (or, alternatively, plug your device into a computer with iTunes installed and update it through iTunes). If you don't update to iOS 9 then you cannot update to Watch OS 2.0 (and the Apple Watch app will simply report that your watch, at version 1.01, is up to date).
With your iPhone updated to iOS 9, launched the Apple Watch app on your iPhone and navigate to General -> Software Update. You'll be given a summary of Watch OS 2.0 and a download link, as seen below.
The download is 512MB in size and can be downloaded in advance of the actual update operation. This means if you're reading this without your Apple Watch on hand or you wish to update it later when you have more free time to focus on the project then you can download the update to your iPhone now but perform the actual update later. Regardless of when you plan on doing the upgrade you still need the update, however, so hit "Download and Install". If you're reading this article at the date of publication (right after the Watch OS 2.0 update launch) be prepared to wait. Although the download should only take a few minutes on a high-speed connection the demand on the Apple servers found us staring at a download timer with an estimated 5 hours remaining.
When you're ready to apply the update you simply need to connect your Apple Watch to its charging cable and ensure it is in range of your iPhone, confirm on the watch itself you want the update, and the update will happen automatically with your Apple Watch rebooting several times during the upgrade process.
That's all there is to it! Once you've updated your Apple Watch it's time to start playing with all the new features like the time lapse watch faces, expanded friends menu, and of course the native apps and enhanced complications.
Have a pressing question about your Apple Watch or other wearable technology? Shoot us an email at ask@howtogeek.com and we'll do our best to answer your question.


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Does Online Flirting Pose a Threat to a Relationship?
Home » Blog » Helpful Tips » Does Online Flirting Pose a Threat to a Relationship?
From Facebook, to Snapchat, to Tinder: a little chatting here, some flirting there – what's the problem? If it's not in-person, it's harmless, right? When there is a real person on the other end, should you treat your online actions with the same set of morals and values you would in real life interactions?
When it comes to cyber interaction, the lines tend to get blurry for many of us. Yet the damage it can do to the trust between partners has become very real for many of our clients. A recent study revealed that an overwhelming 82% of millennials surveyed consider online flirtations as cheating. To many couples, an active online dating profile, for instance, is a form of infidelity. Unless a couple has developed their own set of relationship rules which may be more fluid in terms of commitment and exclusivity, it is a reasonable reaction to feel cheated on if you find out about your partner's active cyber dating life.
Why are people in relationships still active on dating sites?
In modern dating, it is common for people to keep their options open or even date multiple people at once until they commit to being exclusive. In a long-term relationship that is declared exclusive, some people still maintain active profiles for a variety of reasons. Some want to see what's out there and will leave the relationship when they find an attractive match. Others get a thrill from being pursued and get a confidence boost from being messaged even though they are in a committed, exclusive relationship and have no intention of physical cheating. For some people, though, it's exactly what it looks like: they intend to cheat or are actively cheating on their partner.
Someone who isn't fully invested in a relationship but also doesn't want to be alone might always have a wandering eye on dating sites to keep all options open for themselves, but the more common reasons we've encountered in our practice normally reach a little further under the surface than that.
In our experience, the truth more often lies within the insecurities of the "cheating" partner rather than in any shortcomings of the partner that's being "cheated on." Self-sabotage is a common underlying motive. The belief that they might not deserve the full love and affection of one person can be so deeply rooted that they will unconsciously pursue this way of self sabotage as soon as they feel their relationship moving towards real deep intimacy.
It is understandable that your initial reaction may come from a place of self-protection, accompanied by worry and fear. It is our philosophy that a relationship thrives from openness and honesty between partners. Therefore, we do recommend you share your findings and your feelings about this with one another. However, it is important that you do so only once you've reached a mindset that will allow you to communicate your thoughts in an unthreatening, non-blaming way. Avoid putting your partner in a corner where they default to a defensive reaction, instead try to create an environment of equal exchange that will help your significant other to truly hear you. It is important that both of you get a chance to share their needs and expectations for this partnership without judgement, so you can clarify the boundaries you can agree on and, specifically, your stance on online flirting and dating.
It may even be helpful to clarify what online flirting is. While most couples might agree that sending sexually suggestive messages on social media is over the line in an exclusive, closed relationship, what if you get jealous when your partner "likes" innocuous posts and photos of an old flame on Facebook? What if your significant other is insecure or jealous of you texting coworkers, even though there is nothing going on? It goes both ways, which is why it's so important to define boundaries. I tell my clients that the rule of thumb is: if you can't do the behaviour with your partner sitting right next to you, then you know that you are crossing boundaries.


The ingredients in Better Belly Blend are truly better: fennel is great for easing heartburn; ginger improves digestion and relieves stomach pain; peppermint eases motion sickness; and anise has carminative properties. But whoever said wellness teas aren't tasty never tried this delicious, balanced blend.
A naturally caffeine-free tea you'll want after any meal. Let the ginger and fennel soothe your belly, while the pleasant taste of mint and apple help you relax and unwind.
I enjoy drinking Better Belly all day. It makes for a nice calming start to my busy day. I also love the way it soothes my stomach after every meal.
Drink this tea after a large meal to help with digestion, especially after indulging in some divinely off-diet calorie-rich yummy foods.
Like most herbal tisanes, Better Belly Blend requires fully boiling water to bring out the full flavor and health benefits.
This tea might be just the ticket for a wicked hangover…not that we are speaking from experience.
It is a soothing comfort when you eat a meal that is heavy or doesn't sit too well. The taste is pretty great without any added sweetener, as I prefer my tea that way, but it's also good with a bit of honey when you're craving a little extra sweet.
Was never much of a tea drinker until I tried this tea at a spa retreat. Absolutely love it! This is one I won't share and is part of my afternoons on a regular basis.
This is an excellent tisane. I enjoy regularly after dinner, especially if I have indulged in some divinely (off-diet) calorie-rich, yummy foods!! :) I have the box of 100. I offer it to all with whom I dine!
I am pretty careful about things that claim to soothe your belly, because they often contain ingredients that exacerbate acid reflux.
This tea does not exacerbate my acid reflux and tastes great, too! It is great as a hot tea by itself, great as a hot tea with milk and honey, and great as an iced tea... It's just all around great!
From the description, I thought that there might be too much going on with the flavors in this tea. But I love the taste of ginger, so I gave it a shot. The flavors blend together perfectly, resulting in a very smooth (and yummy) cuppa- especially after a big meal. Not too spicy.
I drink this tea almost every night. It seems to really help my digestion (and I've noticed it helps diminish heartburn if I've eaten too much) and I love the taste.
My mouth actually does a Happy Dance when I drink this tea!!
I drink this tea every other night. I alternate with the Better Rest Tea. They are both amazing, and it calms my stomach every night.
Absolutely love this tea after a big meal. Delicious and actually soothes the stomach.
Wasn't sure that it would really work but it tasted great and really soothed my tummy!
One of my new favorites from two leaves and a bud!
Always have this on hand!
It's a pretty mellow tea, a little weak compared to the other teas the company has to offer. Pretty soothing. I don't know if this is a coincidence, but it seems to help with constipation.
Delicous and does the job.
Not only does this tea help settle the stomach, it tastes great too!!
I love this tea as well. And I love that all their tea is wrapped seperate. It makes it easy for traveling across country and camping. I also made a gift basket with mugs and a tea bag from each of my boxes, couldn't do that if it wasn't individually wrapped. Made all the teachers happy. I love everything about this tea.
Very smooth and yummy. Comforting in the morning or anytime of day.
I love this tea! It's always soothing and warming on cold mornings. For someone who can have a bit of a sensitive stomach when it comes to teas, this one is ideal for me. It's smooth and mellow, and does not lack in flavor.
One of the best teas for my tummy ever!! It settles it and tastes amazing!


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and when removing it, i accidentally set it to not return. I've spent hours googling and constantly removing plists, yet i can't get it back. please help.
Version OSX 10.13.2

A: Open System Preferences > Network,
select the appropriate location you want to configure. You might have only one named Automatic which is only for very basic configuration and shouldn't be kept for different network usages.
Then down under the left window select the + button and choose the appropriate interface to recreate.

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Facebook Seems to Have Hit the Mark with BHM Spot
At a time when so many businesses are making missteps in their engagement of diverse communities, it is refreshing to see some are getting it right. And there is a lot you can learn from them that can apply directly in your business.
While it's not often that I see ads that get me choked up, that's exactly what happened when I watched Facebook's latest, which is part of its celebration of Black History Month. In the video, singers from various Facebook Groups, along with girl group June's Diary, come together to perform a rendition of "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the black national anthem.
The song has sentimental value to me, and I really appreciated Facebook for delivering a customer experience that beautifully captured such an important element of black culture.
After watching the spot multiple times, I was inspired to send it to my family on group text and post it in a WhatsApp group I'm in. Mark Zuckerberg published the full video on his Facebook page, and an abbreviated 60-second version aired during the NBA All-Star Game over the weekend.
Here are two things Facebook did that made this campaign work, and how you can apply those same elements when reaching out to diverse communities in your field.
1. Elevate diverse cultures, but also speak to the masses.
Black History Month isn't just for black people. It is an opportunity for people of all races, ethnicities, and backgrounds to come together to celebrate the contributions African-Americans have made to history and society.
While I grew up singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing," I know many people outside the black community are not familiar with the song. Facebook's choice to feature the anthem, and to air it during such a high-profile television event was a smart one. The spot does a great job of bringing cultures together. It taps into one group's memories of an important part of history while introducing it to many others.
As you work to engage diverse communities, don't feel like you have to speak only to those groups. Use the opportunity to also introduce that culture to others who aren't directly a part of it.
For Black History Month, for instance, that may include highlighting contributions of African-Americans that aren't well-known, and even featuring elements of their culture in a way that's relevant to your business.
2. Feature members of the community you are celebrating.
Another thing Facebook got right with this campaign was that it made its customers, specifically African-Americans who use their Facebook Groups, the hero. Aside from the group June's Diary, the spot used everyday people who use the groups feature on the platform as a means to connect with each other.
By elevating members of the black community, and ways in which they use social platforms to connect with each other, the commercial was more powerful. It felt genuine, true, and authentic. As an African-American, I felt seen, appreciated, and like I belonged. This is important as a business owner because you always want your customers to feel they belong with you--that you see them and honor them.
By Sonia ThompsonConsultant, speaker, and CEO of Thompson Media Group @soniaethompson


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Bundesliga strikes TV deals in Singapore, South Korea and Thailand
Bundesliga International, the league's international commercial rights arm, has signed off on new broadcast deals in Singapore, South Korea and Thailand ahead of the start of the 2020-21 season on Friday.
Long-term deals have been agreed with StarHub, the Singaporean telco and pay-television broadcaster, KBS, the public broadcaster in South Korea, and PPTV HD 36, the Thai digital terrestrial broadcaster owned by Bangkok Media and Broadcasting.
All three deals take effect from 2020-21 onwards with the contract in Thailand running for five seasons.
Along with rights to the top-tier Bundesliga and second-tier 2. Bundesliga, the deals also include the German Supercup and relegation play-off matches.
The three territories were previously covered by the Bundesliga's 80-territory agreement with pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports. That deal, which covered much of Asia, territories in Europe, and the Americas, ran from 2015-16 to 2019-20.
In addition to the broadcast rights, StarHub, the Bundesliga's broadcaster in Singapore before Fox Sports, has also become the league's telecoms partner in Singapore.
Over 200 live matches per season will be offered by StarHub across its pay-television, OTT streaming, mobile and digital platforms. In addition, Bundesliga International, which opened an office in Singapore in 2012, is to work with StarHub on marketing activities to promote the league and "create touchpoints for fans through on-site activations and promotions in StarHub official stores and at events".
South Korea's KBS will showcase the Bundesliga coverage across national terrestrial free-to-air television, cable, satellite, IPTV and digital platforms. The primary coverage will be aired on the flagship KBS 1 and KBS 2 channels, along with sports channel KBSN Sports.
There is significant local interest in the Bundesliga in South Korea given a strong contingent of Korean players at German clubs. These include Hee-Chan Hwang (RB Leipzig), Dong-Won Ji (Mainz), Seong-Hoon Cheon (Augsburg), Woo-Yeong Jeong and Chang-Hoon Kwon (both Freiburg).
Meanwhile, the five-year agreement with PPTV HD 36 ensures that matches will be aired on national free-to-air television in Thailand. PPTV HD 36 will air two live fixtures per match day, the German Supercup and the relegation play-offs.
Bundesliga International said that itself and the broadcaster will work with PPTV's local sports and entertainment programming to create crossover content, cross-marketing the league through Thai entertainment personalities.
The trio of deals follow on from the Bundesliga's other recent rights agreements in Asia.
These have included five-years deal with Indonesian OTT and pay-television platform Mola TV and Vietnamese rights agency Next Media. In Japan, pay-television broadcaster Sky PerfecTV also acquired the rights for five seasons in a deal negotiated by the IMG agency.
Commenting on the deals in Singapore, South Korea and Thailand, Bundesliga International chief executive Robert Klein said today (Tuesday): "We are very excited to announce this latest series of deals. Asia is a hugely significant football market and our research shows that there is a rapidly-growing Bundesliga fan base. This is not only because of our world-class players and fast, attacking football, but also because of the direct activations on the ground, such as Bundesliga Experiences, Legend visits and Meisterschale Tours, as well as working with our partners on the ground to develop the football fan base throughout Asia.
"All our partners are keen to work closely with Bundesliga International to better connect and engage more deeply with our fans and they share that desire. With their local expertise and our brand of exciting football, we can deliver the Bundesliga more tangibly than ever before."
Bundesliga International
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NBT to broadcast Thai football league after TrueVisions deal expires
Deals for Ligue 1 in Turkey and South Korea
Turkish satellite broadcaster Digitürk and South Korean sports broadcaster Sports 1 acquired rights for the French Ligue 1 football.
Reddentes brokers new EFL rights deals in Singapore and Indonesia
Live Carabao Cup and English Football League Championship matches will be shown in Singapore and Indonesian from this month after deals were struck by the Singapore-based Reddentes Sports agency and Pitch…
CJ ENM acquires AFC rights in South Korea
Media group CJ ENM has acquired the rights in South Korea for Asian Football Confederation properties in the 2021-24 cycle, in a deal brokered by the DDMC Fortis agency
PPTV and GMM Z strike Bundesliga pact in Thailand
Thai peer-to-peer video streaming platform PPTV has agreed a sub-licencing deal with pay-television operator GMM Z to broadcast live games from football's German Bundesliga through the remainder of the 2014-15 season.


In one of the last newsletters, I already mentioned that Part 2 will not be released before end of 2016. Now (in April 2017) I must tell you that (due to several reasons like urgent projects) the release is more likely shifted to end of 2017.
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            for (const ref of project.references) {
                const referencedSpec = resolveProjectSpec(ref.path, cwd, projectSpec);
                const referencedProject = readJson(referencedSpec);
                recur(referencedSpec, referencedProject);
            }
        }
        if (project.include) {
            throw new Error("Flattened project may not have an 'include' list.");
        }
        if (!project.files) {
            throw new Error("Flattened project must have an explicit 'files' list.");
        }
        const projectDirectory = path.dirname(projectSpec);
        for (let file of project.files) {
            file = normalizeSlashes(path.resolve(projectDirectory, file));
            if (skipFiles.has(file)) continue;
            skipFiles.add(file);
            files.push(file);
        }
    }
}
exports.flatten = flatten;

/**
 * @param {string} file
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function normalizeSlashes(file) {
    return file.replace(/\\/g, "/");
}

/**
 * @param {string} projectSpec
 * @param {string} cwd
 * @param {string | undefined} referrer
 * @returns {string}
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function resolveProjectSpec(projectSpec, cwd, referrer) {
    let projectPath = normalizeSlashes(path.resolve(cwd, referrer ? path.dirname(referrer) : "", projectSpec));
    const stats = fs.statSync(projectPath);
    if (stats.isFile()) return normalizeSlashes(projectPath);
    return normalizeSlashes(path.resolve(cwd, projectPath, "tsconfig.json"));
}

/**
 * @param {string | ((file: File) => string) | { cwd?: string }} [dest]
 * @param {{ cwd?: string }} [opts]
 */
function rm(dest, opts) {
    if (dest && typeof dest === "object") opts = dest, dest = undefined;
    let failed = false;

    const cwd = path.resolve(opts && opts.cwd || process.cwd());

    /** @type {{ file: File, deleted: boolean, promise: Promise<any>, cb: Function }[]} */
    const pending = [];

    const processDeleted = () => {
        if (failed) return;
        while (pending.length && pending[0].deleted) {
            const { file, cb } = pending.shift();
            duplex.push(file);
            cb();
        }
    };

    const duplex = new Duplex({
        objectMode: true,
        /**
         * @param {string|Buffer|File} file
         */
        write(file, _, cb) {
            if (failed) return;
            if (typeof file === "string" || Buffer.isBuffer(file)) return cb(new Error("Only Vinyl files are supported."));
            const basePath = typeof dest === "string" ? path.resolve(cwd, dest) :
                typeof dest === "function" ? path.resolve(cwd, dest(file)) :
                file.base;
            const filePath = path.resolve(basePath, file.relative);
            file.cwd = cwd;
            file.base = basePath;
            file.path = filePath;
            const entry = {
                file,
                deleted: false,
                cb,
                promise: del(file.path).then(() => {
                    entry.deleted = true;
                    processDeleted();
                }, err => {
                    failed = true;
                    pending.length = 0;
                    cb(err);
                })
            };
            pending.push(entry);
        },
        final(cb) {
            const endThenCb = () => (duplex.push(null), cb()); // signal end of read queue
            processDeleted();
            if (pending.length) {
                Promise
                    .all(pending.map(entry => entry.promise))
                    .then(() => processDeleted())
                    .then(() => endThenCb(), endThenCb);
                return;
            }
            endThenCb();
        },
        read() {
        }
    });
    return duplex;
}
exports.rm = rm;

class Debouncer {
    /**
     * @param {number} timeout
     * @param {() => Promise<any>} action
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    constructor(timeout, action) {
        this._timeout = timeout;
        this._action = action;
    }

    enqueue() {
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            clearTimeout(this._timer);
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        if (!this._deferred) {
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        this._timer = setTimeout(() => this.run(), 100);
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    run() {
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        const deferred = this._deferred;
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        this._projects = undefined;
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        catch (e) {
            deferred.reject(e);
        }
    }
}
exports.Debouncer = Debouncer;


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Het Estadio de la Cerámica, voorheen bekend als Estadio El Madrigal, is een voetbalstadion in Villarreal, Spanje. Vaste bespeler van het stadion is Villarreal CF, dat uitkomt in de Primera Division. Het stadion biedt plaats aan 23.890 toeschouwers.

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This single building condominium was built in 1994 and can be found on Soi Ruam Rudi. This is a very popular part of the city and fortunately there are 129 different units for residents to take their pick from at Baan Ploenchit that are set on a total of sixteen floors.
The little ones are sure to have fun in the indoor play area, which comes complete with a colourful slide, a play kitchen and a play house. Adults also have lots of cool facilities to use such as a huge fitness centre and partially covered outdoor swimming pool.
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Bermbach ist ein Ortsteil der Stadt Steinbach-Hallenberg im Landkreis Schmalkalden-Meiningen in Thüringen (Deutschland).

Geografie
Bermbach liegt in einem Seitental der Dürren Hasel, unterhalb des Sattelberges im Süden und des Knüllfelds im Norden.

Geschichte
Erstmals wurde der Ort als Bernbach im Jahr 1274 erwähnt, das Gehöft gehörte zur Zent Benshausen in der Grafschaft Henneberg. Wirtschaftliche Grundlage des Ortes bildete zunächst die Forstwirtschaft – Köhler und Holzfäller. Nach dem Aussterben der Grafen von Henneberg kam der Ort im Jahr 1583 unter gemeinsame Verwaltung der sächsischen Wettiner und wurde im Zuge des "Benshäuser Austauschvertrages" im Jahre 1619 dem Amt Hallenberg zugeordnet, welches im Rahmen des Vertrags zur hessischen Herrschaft Schmalkalden kam.

Im Jahr 1623 zählte der Ort 23 Häuser. Im späten 19. Jahrhundert besaß Bermbach 321 Hektar Ackerland, Gärten und Wiesen, jedoch keine Gemeindewaldung. Die zur Gemarkung zählenden Forste (453 Hektar Gesamtfläche) waren im Besitz der Herzöge von Sachsen Coburg und Gotha. Der Viehbestand umfasste zwei Pferde, 120 Rinder, 80 Schweine, 20 Ziegen.
Die gewerbliche Entwicklung des Ortes Bermbach setzte erst im 19. Jahrhundert ein. 1828 hatte der Ort 10 Leinweber, 2 Hufschmiede und 2 Nagelschmiede. 1892 wurden 15 Schlosser, 1 Baupolier und 8 Drechsler in Bermbach gezählt.

Im Jahr 1879 wurde die Kirche als Simultangebäude in traditioneller Fachwerkbauweise errichtet. Das Gebäude bestand gleichzeitig aus Kirche und Schule, die in Bermbach in getrennten Etagen eingerichtet wurden. So war in der unteren Etage zunächst die Dorfschule, später die Arztpraxis und heute Heimatstube untergebracht. Die evangelische Kirchgemeinde zählt heute zur Pfarrei Springstille.

Die Gemeinde Bermbach wurde am 1. Januar 2019 in die Stadt Steinbach-Hallenberg eingegliedert. Zuvor gehörte Bermbach der Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Haselgrund an.

Einwohnerentwicklung

 Datenquelle: ab 1994 Thüringer Landesamt für Statistik – Werte vom 31. Dezember

Religionen
In Bermbach gibt es seit den 1990er Jahren einen Königreichssaal der Zeugen Jehovas.
Zudem hat Bermbach eine kleinere Kirche.

Politik
Der Gemeinderat aus Bermbach setzte sich zuletzt aus 8 Mitgliedern der Freien Wählergruppe Bermbach zusammen.
(Stand: Kommunalwahl am 25. Mai 2014)

Der ehrenamtliche Bürgermeister Gerd Hermann wurde am 13. Juni 1999 erstmals gewählt, er wurde 2004, 2010 und 2016 wiedergewählt.

Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten

Museum
 Heimatstube

Naturdenkmäler
Oberhalb des Ortes (Abzweigung an der Straße nach Herges-Hallenberg) liegt das Knüllfeld mit einer beliebten Ausflugsgaststätte und einem Skihang. Der großflächige Parkplatz bietet sich auch als Ausgangspunkt für Wanderungen zum Großen Hermannsberg und zum Ruppberg an.

Regelmäßige Veranstaltungen
 Meilerfest, immer am letzten Wochenende im Juni.

Sonstige Einrichtungen
 Kleines Schwimmbad
 Dorfgemeinschaftshaus "Grüner Baum"mit Festsaal
 Kindergarten "Meilerwichtel"
 Freiwillige Feuerwehr Bermbach

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

Steinbach-Hallenberg
Ort im Landkreis Schmalkalden-Meiningen
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Schmalkalden-Meiningen)
Ort im Naturpark Thüringer Wald
Ersterwähnung 1274
Gemeindeauflösung 2019


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rembles at every breath; it lets blood for every inflammation; and this, without ever enjoying a day of health or pleasure, drags out its existence to a doting and debilitated old age." That Macaulay here is consciously paraphrasing Plato is apparent from his unfair use of the Platonic passage in his essay on Bacon. Cf. further Euripides Supp. 1109-1113; Seneca on early medicine, Epistles xv. 3 (95) 14 ff., overdoes both Spencer and Macaulay. Cf. Rousseau, Emile, Book I.: "Je ne sais point apprendre a vivre a qui ne songe qu'a s'empecher de mourir;" La Rochefoucauld (Max. 282): "C'est une ennuyeuse maladie que de conserver sa sante par un trop grand regime."" "A noble priz
Plato, Republic, Book 4, section 439e (search)
mortal soul of the Timaeus 69 D. In Laws 731 B-C Plato tells us again that the soul cannot combat injustice without the capacity for righteous indignation. The Stoics affected to deprecate anger always, and the difference remained a theme of controversy between them and the Platonists. Cf. Schmidt, Ethik der Griechen, ii. pp. 321 ff., Seneca, De ira, i. 9, and passim. Moralists are still divided on the point. Cf. Bagehot, Lord Brougham: "Another faculty of Brougham . . . is the faculty of easy anger. The supine placidity of civilization is not favorable to animosity [Bacon's word for QUMO/S]." Leslie Stephen, Science of Ethics, pp. 60 ff. and p. 62, seems to c
atically." "Observe, then, the number and magnitude of the things that operate to destroy these few." "What are they?" "The most surprising fact of all is that each of the gifts of nature which we praise tends to corrupt the soul of its possessor and divert it from philosophy. I am speaking of bravery, sobriety, and the entire list.Cf. Burton, Anatomy, i. 1 "This St. Austin acknowledgeth of himself in his humble confessions, promptness of wit, memory, eloquence, they were God's good gifts, but he did not use them to his glory." Cf. Meno 88 A-C, and Seneca, Ep. v. 7 "multa bona nostra nobis nocent."" "That does sound like a
Epictetus, Discourses (ed. George Long), book 1 (search)
ke this ought to be said by the teacher to ingenuous youths. But now what happens? The teacher is a lifeless body, and you are lifeless bodies. When you have been well filled to-day, you sit down and lament about the morrow, how you shall get something to eat. Wretch, if you have it, you will have it; if you have it not, you will depart from life. The door is open.Upton has referred to the passages of Epictetus in which this expression is used, i. 24, 20; i. 25, 18; ii. 1, 19, and others; to Seneca, De Provid. c. 6, Ep. 91; to Cicero, De Fin. iii. 18, where there is this conclusion: e quo apparet et sapientis esse aliquando officium excedere e vita, quum beatus sit; et stulti manere in vita quum sit miser. Compare Matthew vi. 31: Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink? or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed? (For after all these things do the Gentiles seek:) for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things, &c. Why do you grieve
have pain in my head. Have you any pain in your horns? Why then are you troubled? for we only lose those things, we have only pains about those things which we possess.The conclusion explains what precedes. A man can have no pain in his horns, because he has none. A man cannot be vexed about the loss of a thing if he does not possess it. Upton says that Epictetus alludes to the foolish quibble: If you have not lost a thing, you have it: but you have not lost horns; therefore you have horns (Seneca, Ep. 45). Epictetus says, You do not lose a thing when you have it not. See Schweig.'s note. But the tyrant will chain—what? the leg. He will take away—what? the neck. What then will he not chain and not take away? the will. This is why the antients taught the maxim, Know thyself.Compare what is said in Xenophon, Mem. iv. 2, 24, on the expression Know thyself. Therefore we ought to exercise ourselves in smallThis ought to be the method in teaching children." things, and beginning with them t
se can there be one and the same principle in all animals, the principle of attachment (regard) to themselves? What then? when absurd notions about things inde- pendent of our will, as if they were good and (or) bad, lie at the bottom of our opinions, we must of necessity pay regard to tyrants; for I wish that men would pay regard to tyrants only, and not also to the bedchamber men.Such a man was named in Greek koitwni/ths; in Latin cubicu- larius, a lord of the bedchamber, as we might say. Seneca, De Constantia Sapientis, c. 14, speaks of the pride of the nomenclator (the announcer of the name), of the arrogance of the bedchamber man. Even the clerk of the close-stool was an important person. Slaves used to carry this useful domestic vessel on a journey. Horat. Sat. i. 6, 109 (Upton). How is it that the man becomes all at once wise, when Caesar has made him superintendent of the close stool? How is it that we say immediately, Felicion spoke sensibly to me. I wish he were ejected from
m he who praises cannot see what is consequent on the hypothesis? This then is the beginning of philosophy,See ii. c 11. a man's perception of the state of his ruling faculty; for when a man knows that it is weak, then he will not employ it on things of the greatest difficulty. But at present, if men cannot swallow even a morsel, they buy whole volumes and attempt to devour them; and this is the reason why they vomit them up or suffer indigestion: and then come gripings, defluxes, and fevers.Seneca, De Tranquillitate animi, c. 9, says: What is the use of countless books and libraries, when the owner scarcely reads in his whole life the tables of contents? The number only confuses a learner, does not instruct him. It is much better to give yourself up to a few authors than to wander through many. Such men ought to consider what their ability is. In theory it is easy to convince an ignorant person; but in the affairs of real life no one offers himself to be convinced, and we hate the man
s a part of the day; I must be present like the hour, and past like the hour. What difference then does it make to me, how I pass away, whether by being suffocated or by a fever, for I must pass through some such means? This is just what you will see those doing who play at ball skilfully. No one cares about the ballThe word is a(rpasto/n, which was also used by the Romans. One threw the ball and the other caught it. Chrysippus used this simile of a ball in speaking of giving and receiving (Seneca, De Beneficiis, ii. 17). Martial has the word (Epig. iv. 19) 'Sive harpasta manu pulverulenta rapis'; and elsewhere. as being good or bad, but about throwing and catching it. In this therefore is the skill, in this the art, the quickness, the judgment, so that even if I spread out my lap I may not be able to catch it, and another, if I throw, may catch the ball. But if with perturbation and fear we receive or throw the ball, what kind of play is it then, and wherein shall a man be steady, an
give them up to health, and you will be unfortunate: give them up to magistracies, honours, country, friends, children, in a word to any of the things which are not in man's power (and you will be unfortunate). But give them up to Zeus and to the rest of the gods; surrender them to the gods, let the gods govern, let your desire and aversion be ranged on the side of the gods, and wherein will you be any longer unhappy?'If you would subject all things to yourself, subject yourself to reason.' Seneca, Ep. 37. But if, lazy wretch, you envy, and complain, and are jealous, and fear, and never cease for a single day complaining both of yourself and of the gods, why do you still speak of being educated? What kind of an education, man? Do you mean that you have been employed about sophistical syllogisms (sullogismou\s metapi/ptontas)?See i. 7. 1. Will you not, if it is possible, unlearn all these things and begin from the beginning, and see at the same time that hitherto you have not even touc
us. For if being alone is enough to make solitude, you may say that even Zeus is solitary in the conflagrationThis was the doctrine of Heraclitus 'that all things were com- posed from (had their origin in) fire, and were resolved into it,' an opinion afterwards adopted by the Stoics. It is not so extravagant, as it may appear to some persons, to suppose that the earth had a beginning, is in a state of continual change, and will finally be destroyed in some way, and have a new beginning. See Seneca, Ep. 9 'cum resolute mundo, diis in unum confusis, paulisper oessante natura, adquiescit sibi Jupiter, cogitationibus suis traditus.' and bewails himself saying, Unhappy that I am who have neither Hera, nor Athena, nor Apollo, nor brother, nor son, nor descendant nor kinsman. This is what some say that he does when he is alone at the conflagration.The Latin translation is: 'hoe etiam nonnulli facturum eum in conflagratione mundi . . . . aiunt.' But the word is poiei=; and this may mean that


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Emmy Award-winning photographer Izzy Bleckman worked for CBS News for decades and was the cameraman who filmed the Charles Kuralt "On the Road" series. He also took the iconic video of Jack Ruby shooting Lee Harvey Oswald following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
For the past several years, Bleckman and his wife, Mary Roseberry, have been working on a documentary about Lewiston's role in the Underground Railroad and the creation of the Freedom Crossing Monument by sculptor Susan Geissler. Roseberry is a retired professor of journalism and literature at Niagara County Community College.
The Historic Association of Lewiston is bringing Bleckman to Lewiston to screen the 33-minute film, which is titled "Risking Everything." The documentary will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, in the Brickyard Brewing Company second-floor banquet hall, 436 Center St., Lewiston.
Admission is free, and the public is invited. The room is easily accessible and an elevator is available.
The BBC also will donate $2 from every drink purchased at this event to HAL.
•This will be the second collaboration between HAL and the BBC this winter. "The Morgan Affair" murder mystery dinner is set for 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, at the restaurant. WNY Improv will stage the show, which is now sold-out. More than 150 people are expected to attend.
For more information on HAL events, call the Lewiston Museum at 716-754-4214.
•On Wednesday, March 13, the BBC will hold another one of its famous candlelit dinners as part of "1812 Night." The event will offer old-world beer, food, music and merrymaking. For more information, visit http://brickyardbrewingcompany.com/.
Historic Association of Lewiston members Bruce Sutherland and Ken Slaugenhoupt, right, chat with Eric and Steve Matthews, top, and Ken Bryan, below, of Brickyard Pub & B.B.Q. and Brickyard Brewing Company. Shown behind them is the Freedom Crossing Monument.


113 (1973) Facts: Texas had passed a law that made it illegal for women who were expecting to have an abortion, unless, pursuant to medical advice, given to save the life of the mother. Jane Roe was an unmarried, pregnant woman. She was unable to get a lawful abortion in Texas because her life was not endangered by going through with her pregnancy. A law existed in Georgia at that time also and was heard as a case relating to it. Issue:Whether or not a pregnant woman has a constitutional right to terminate the pregnancy of her baby by means of abortion.
The issue also involves whether or not it is in the state of Texas interests to preserve the life of the child and or mother, as well to establish under what conditions a medical abortion is allowed. Decision and Reasoning: The Roe v. Wade decision stated that a woman, with her doctor, could choose abortion in earlier months of pregnancy, and with restrictions in later months, based on the right to privacy.Roe v. Wade was decided primarily due to the Ninth Amendment to the United States Constitution. The Court's decision in this case was that the Ninth Amendment protected a woman's (person's) right to privacy. Critical Analysis The Supreme Court case I have discussed above of 1973 is one I believe may be overturned in the future.
Although it has relevance to the ninth amendment as I have previous stated, there are a lot of people today that seem to disagree with the court's decision.After reading this case brief I still hold my opinion of being, "pro-choice. " Having not made abortion completely illegal, while setting restrictions on it, was a smart thing to do, taken into effect the setting of this case. The Supreme Court not only compared its decision to the ninth amendment but also to the case related to it from Georgia. The decision of the case I have discussed held to be an appropriate one setting limitations on abortion will still allowing it for under the stipulations set forth by the Supreme Court.


hey ya'll, its been years since i was last on the site , just thought i would say hey!
Yeah, I took a little break, and decided to come back and help. Though sometimes I feel like I'm going in circles or forgetting stuff... but that's what glc is for... correcting me.
I was also gone for a few years.
I'm not here often, but try to check the site once a month.
I ended up going to the f150forum site. As it's much more lively and didn't make me change my password every month.


Marvel Avenger Assemble Captain America Boys Kids T Shirts.This marvel avenger t shirt with fabric paint printed with umages of Captain America. The T shirt also has the text Captain America printed on T shirts. Superheroes T shirt of kidswear.


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JazzMobile Presents - Craig Harris - Recorded Live at Marcus Garvey Park
Craig Harris is a well-established trombonist and composer. He graduated from the music program at State University of New York at Old Westbury. He was influenced by the music program founder and director, Makanda Ken McIntyre.
Harris can easily weave through the sounds of jazz, whether that be the growling sounds of New Orleans, modern beats or a retro, '60s-style flair. A collaborative artist, Harris has played with his professors at SUNY and a laundry list of jazz legends – Sun Ra, Cecil Taylor, The WORLD Saxophone Quartet, The Roots, Rakim and Lester Bowie, to name a few. Harris' solo projects are described on his website as displaying "a unique sense of concept and a total command of the sweeping expanse of musical expression." With projects like "Souls Within the Veil" and "Brown Butterfly," which were based on the works and legacy of W.E.B. DuBois and Muhammad Ali respectively, do exactly that.
The livestream is accessible on YouTube


What is Shadow work healing?
Shadow work is healing the emotional trauma in the subconscious mind, which is buried deep within the soul. The root of many emotional problems like low self-esteem, feeling unloved and self-sabotage. People often think they are undeserving by putting themselves down or allowing others to take their power.
Emotional wounds are commonly created in childhood where the person has been bullied at school or had controlling parents or elders. Sometimes these wounds are from ancestral, society or cultural beliefs. In many societies people are taught to supress their feeling by portraying they are strong. I believe suppressing emotions can lead to stress and low self-respect from self and others.
An emotional pattern which a person has had since childhood will affect the adult unless healing of some form has been done. A person will often choose a partner who is a role model from someone in their past. An abusive childhood may make the adult feel they deserve punishment so will chose someone with traits they are familiar with. Many of people will become deeply effected in their lives by unhealed experiences from childhood where they did not get their needs met. Often the person learned to not show their emotions because they were taught that they weren't deserving of the things they wish for: love, respect, affection and their opinion valued.
The healing may not be pleasant as the person must face their dark past, their shadows to cleanse the emotion attached to the imprint or learnt behaviour. For the person to be loved and feel whole often means facing their demons to confront injustice, this is where the healing will help ease the journey into the past.
I will provide support throughout the healing process by helping the person deal with any emotional issues that arise. The person will not be alone to face their shadows as I will give spiritual guidance at each healing session.
The Shadow work healing journey is often a series of healing sessions, it will depend on the individual and how many shadows they have to deal with. The minimum is sometimes 4 or 5 healing sessions, with the first 3 held every 10 days then longer periods between each session. Some clients take longer up to a few months or even a year, the person needs time to come to terms with each shadow, so it is again dependant on the person.
1.The person must be ready and willing to see the healing journey through.
2.Be prepared there will be dark times where crying or emotions will come to the surface.
3.There will be sadness and often anger which will test the person as they progress through the healing course.
4.Learn to accept who you are now and in the past by forgiveness of past events.
5.Parents, elders, society and friends all have their shadows to bear. Do not take on others trauma, heal your own and allow them to deal with theirs.
6.Change will happen as healing progresses, accept that the lifestyle might change as they become who they truly are.
To arrange healing sessions message me using the booking form. Please indicate at time of booking that it is for Shadow work.
A pearl is a beautiful thing that is made from a wounded life.
Search for your pearl, your beauty within.