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Dr. Hetz was so terrific. Despite the circumstances, it was a great experience. Dr. Hetz explained everything he was doing, why he was doing it and what to expect. He has great communications skills and made the whole ordeal a lot more bearable! He took the time to call me at home to see how I was doing. You don't find that kind of care and attention all the time. Christopher was also a great assistant.
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Protestors say councillor must go
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Residents of Ward 8 in Kimberley take their frustrations to the streets, demanding that their ward councillor, Charles Ngoma, resigns. Photo: Supplied
Kopanong Branch ward councillor Charles Ngoma is once again facing an angry crowd, as residents in his ward call for his resignation due to his alleged "laziness".
They complain that the councillor does not hold community meetings and that there is no development in their ward.
Angry residents took to the streets on Monday, 20 November and Wednesday (22/11), accusing the Sol Plaatje mayor, Mangaliso Matika, of protecting Ngoma.
They accuse Matika, who met with them on both days, of being arrogant in an effort to protect Ngoma.
They refuse to accept the mayor's response that he, "does not have the powers to call a ward councillor and that the powers lie with the ANC".
This sparked outrage, leading to the residents, mostly from John Daka, taking their anger to the streets on Wednesday night after being addressed by the mayor.
Roads were barricaded with rocks, debris and burning tyres, from John Daka to Riviera, in an attempt to push for Ngoma's resignation.
This resulted in the police shooting the protesters with stun grenades and rubber bullets, leading to three people being injured.
Protestors accuse the police of shooting for no reason, while the police responded that they were retaliating after being attacked with stones and bottles. Sgt Majang Skalkie says that no arrests were made, while a case of hindering traffic on public roads is being investigated.
The protesters accuse Ngoma of being a schemer and dealer who uses vulnerable people to score votes. They claim they do not know how he became a councillor, as they did not want him in the first place.
Ngoma is no stranger to controversy, as he was facing the same situation in February last year, when some of the community wanted to block him from running for a third term as councillor of Ward 8.
The protesting residents accuse him of using "Mugabe tactics" and of not giving other leaders a chance.
The protesters claim that they delivered a petition on Tuesday, 21 November, containing over 1 600 names to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), the ANC offices, the Office of the Premier, the mayor's office, the speaker's office and the Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (Coghsta).
They threatened to return to the streets if the councillor is not removed within the week.
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Idle Heroes - Idle Games in United States developed by droidhang for iPhone, iPad, iPod devices. This app is related to Games, Strategy, Role Playing, and the cost of this app is Free. The average rating of this app is Excellent.


Two MirageDrives simplify locomotion, and an optional Sail kit enables you to enjoy everything from touring your tandem Hobie kayak to an all-day, multi-sport adventure. The i14T's wheeled storage bag and its pump make hauling, storing and inflating the boat a snap.Two MirageDrives simplify locomotion, and an optional Sail kit enables you to enjoy everything from touring your tandem kayak to an all-day, multi-sport adventure. The i14T's wheeled storage bag and its pump make hauling, storing and inflating the boat a snap.
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Mille Berg (født 9. november 1973) er en dansk skuespiller

Hun blev uddannet på Teaterskolen Holberg i 1998 under Galina Brenaa.
I 2004 grundlagde hun sammen med en kollega den selvstændige teater- og comedyscene Teater PLAY. Teatret er siden 2012 drevet af Mille Berg og Christina Mille Sørensen

Mille Berg har siden skuespillerskolen spillet utallige teaterforestillinger både i Danmark og Sverige. Senest har hun medvirket i 'Amager Revyen 2021', "Effekten" 2017 på Teater Play, "Linda P - Normal" Danmarskturné 2016-17, "Godnat, Mor" af Marsha Norman på Teater Play 2016, "Linda P's Hovedpine" Danmarksturné 2014, "Superwoman" Teater Play 2014, "Min Fede Veninde" Teater Play 2012, "Stodder 2.0" Teater Play 2011, "Stodder" Teater Play 2009, "Str. 42" Teater Play 2007 m.m., samt Græsted Revyen, novellefilm, radio og tv-serier. Hun har også optrådt med gruppen 'Los Problemos - De Skøre Tjenere' over hele landet siden 1996.

Teaterstykker
 2021 skuespiller i 'Amager Revyen 2021', Teater Play.
2017 skuespiller i "Effekten" af Lucy Prebble, Teater Play
 2016-17 skuespiller i "Linda P - Normal?", Danmarksturné i 6 måneder
 2016 skuespiller i "Los Problemos" i Cirkusbygningens Buddha-lounge, Wallmans
 2016 Hovedrolle i "Godnat, Mor" af Marsha Norman, Teater Play
 2015 skuespiller i "Los Problemos" i Cirkusbygnings Buddha-lounge, Wallmans
 2014 skuespiller i "Linda P's hovedpine", Danmarksturné i 6 måneder
 2014 Hovedrolle i "Superwoman - dont know how to shit", Teater Play
 2012 Hovedrolle i "Min fede veninde", Teater Play
 2011 Hovedrolle i "Stodder 2.0 – et schtykke til med fissefilet", Teater Play
 2009 Hovedrolle i "Stodder – et schtykke med fissefilet" , Teater Play
 2007 Hovedrolle i "Str. 42 – et stykke så lækkert at det sidder fast mellem tænderne", Teater Play
 2006 Monologen "Kvinden alene", Teater Play
 2004 Stor rolle i "Kattejomfruen", Teater Play
 2001 Stor rolle i "Mesterdetektiven Blomkvist" (Astrid Lindgren), DK-turné
 2001 Hovedrolle i "Den Inbillade Sjuke" (Moliére), turné i Sydsverige

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Eksterne henvisninger

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Q: Change inner text inside legend tag manually Is it possible to make text inside legend tag manually editable for user like it's possible to do with text or label elements ?
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<input type="text" value="Blablabla " ></input>

And by clicking on text or label element i can type whatever i want and this will change that text, but with legend it's not possible like if legend tag would have "disabled" property. I know that this is innerHTML vs. value of input, but is it possible  somehow to allow to do that ??Like simple, manual change in browser(no scripts to do that) ??

A: There actually is a solution which actually works in most browsers
Add contenteditable="true" to your legend like this:
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But this will not update the input element. If you want to do that just forgo the legend element and use a regular text input.

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I was looking at the list of richest people in India when I found the name of Narayana Murthy, the co-founder of infosys in it. At that very moment I decided to look at the horoscope of this man. Horoscope of Narayana Murthy (if correct) would reveal more than what the books did. The books would only confirm the findings then.
While considering partnerships, seventh house plays an important role. There were seven partners in the venture called Infosys. I did not go through the horoscopes of the others but in the horoscope of Narayana Murthy, there is a clear indication that this partnership was not smooth. I do not have much information on this but there should have been some issues in this partnership.
Ultimately the team would get smaller as some partners discontinued.
Astrologically the partnership would do well because of the seventh house lord aspect on the seventh house, Jupiter aspect on the seventh house and for some reason I believe a strong Sun in the eleventh house had something to do with it. Now the Saturn aspect on the seventh house in the horoscope of Narayana Murthy could have yielded some good results but when it comes to combined aspect of Saturn and Mars at any place I check twice before saying anything.
Started business by taking loan but ended up becoming one of the richest people in India.
Saturn has a key role to play in the birth chart of Narayana Murthy. The quality of Saturn is that it takes time to react but whatever it gives is steady and stays for long. It is a slow moving planet. It is the fourth house and fifth house lord in the horoscope of Narayana Murthy which makes it a yogkaraka planet. Sun in its own sign Leo in eleventh house i.e. Labh sthana is another beneficial yoga.
Second house lord in the twelfth house with Venus indicates income through foreign lands. Twelfth house lord in the tenth also indicates a similar feature. Ascendant lord in the twelfth house should also not be forgotten. Twelfth house is suddenly becoming a point of research for the sources of income in the modern world.
His company Softronics failed as a business (1976**** to a year and a half). It is not clear whether it was a joint venture or entirely his creation. I believe it was not partnered.
In 1976 Narayana Murthy as per his horoscope was running Ra-Ke period. Generally such periods are not the best periods for success in materialistic affairs. This continued for a year and a half which was mostly if not entirely this period.
In 1981, Narayana Murthy would start Infosys and as per his horoscope it was Ra-Mo period. Rahu is in the eighth house with Moon in Taurus in the horoscope of Narayana Murthy. Moon, the tenth house lord is exalted in the eighth house with Rahu. Note that Moon is in the eleventh house from the tenth house. Despite all that I doubt if this Moon had done all good for Narayana Murthy. The way to success should have been full of challenges. He tried to set his business in Rahu dasha which is quite evident and Rahu being a strong planet here gifted him the success.
I am not sure whether this date, time or place of birth of Mr. Narayana Murthy is correct. My source of information is an astrology website and I haven't put any efforts in the correction of birth particulars.
Unfortunately I didn't have much information available on Narayana Murthy. I had no option but to base my article on the information available on some websites which was not sufficient.


Hockey is officially back, and the LA Kings are already making life difficult. (Yay! …Wait.) Injuries to Jonathan Quick and Marian Gaborik coupled with poor performances in their first two games have fans getting nervous. Is a disastrous Greene-Forbort pairing really what people in LA have to look forward to this year?
Don't worry. Everyone can all console themselves with Auston Matthews highlights. Or maybe that's just what we're going to do.


The tardiness of the Jelly Bean update to phones like the Samsung Galaxy S3 is actually a good sign. Owners may not agree with this, especially if they've been waiting for a long time, though. So how is this delay good for anyone?
PopHerald says that the international version of the Samsung Galaxy S3 price tag is being lowered, due to the Galaxy Note 2 coming out with Jelly Bean already installed. This has prompted many sellers to drop the price of the S3 from $800 to $700, with some places selling the smaller 16GB version for $650 rather than $680.
Buyers obviously want the phones with the very latest version of the Android operating system, so you'd be right in thinking that they'll be going after the almost identical looking Galaxy Note 2. Samsung is, sadly, notoriously bad at getting Android updates out to phones – remember the Samsung Galaxy S debacle in the US, anyone? So seeing a phone with Jelly Bean already may appear like a better buy than betting on the S3.
We can't say for sure if the price of the Samsung Galaxy S3 will continue to fall, as we don't know when it'll be getting Jelly Bean. The longer the update takes, the lower it may go, so this will make for interesting observation points out the blog.


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ROUND 5: Canberra Raiders v. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs (GIO Stadium, 5/4/18)
Posted on April 5, 2018 by Billy Stevenson in BULLDOGS, RAIDERS // 0 Comments
It was desperate times at GIO Stadium on Thursday night, with the Raiders having lost every game so far this season and the Bulldogs having lost every game bar one. From the beginning the intensity was high from both teams, but especially from Canberra, who were clearly determined not be shut out once again at home, with Ricky Stuart making an appearance on the sidelines from the very start of the match.
At first, the Dogs looked set to put down the first points, thanks to a sustained period on the Raiders' line that involved two restarts and two penalties, and saw some of the Canterbury forwards actually crash onto, or over, the line, a couple of times, only to be held up by a sterling Raiders defence. As the pressure mounted, it felt as if the Bulldogs had to score, only for Aaron Woods to knock the footy on during the second tackle of a seven tackle set, in an enormous let-off for Canberra.
The green machine didn't take time to breathe a sigh of relief, however, with Nick Cotric showcasing some split-second thinking to clean up the Steeden in-goal, return to the field of play, and then offload it to Jordan Rapana, who slammed up the side of the field with Josh and Brett Morris in hot pursuit. For a moment there, Rapana himself looked set to score, dancing out of an ankle tap from Brett, who caught a boot in the face, and had to be taken off the field a couple of minutes afterwards.
While the Morris brothers may have put in a valiant effort, it was actually Jeremy Marshall-King who brought Rapana's mad dash to a close, slamming the winger to ground right on the line, but not before the wiry winger had sent the football across to his perennial partner in crime. From there, it was almost inevitable that Joey Leilua would score, so much momentum had Rapana accrued, and so galvanised had the Raiders been by getting out of their own twenty, and sure enough he fended off Mbye and dummied a couple of times before slamming over for the first four points.
On its own terms the try was pretty magnificent, but the spectacle of Lepana returning to their former glory must have been a welcome sign for Canberra supporters, with Jarrod Croker barely needing to slot the footy through the posts for this to feel like the home team had decisively taken control of the evening. That just made it all the more rousing, then, when Leilua popped over a couple of sets later for a double, on the back of a line break from Jarrod Croker, a pitch-perfect crossfield kick from Sezer and – most memorably – a deft tap back right on the line for Rapana, who set up his buddy to put down the next four points of the night also.
As half time loomed, the Dogs managed to build some sustained possession and field position, thanks to a goal line dropout and then – with fifty seconds to go – a call of six again. Although the Raiders were 12-0, it was still an enormously suspenseful period of play, with several major stoppages, and Olfield and Hingano both sent off with injuries, forcing Havilii to sub back on seven minutes after having hit the bench and forcing Canberra down to fifteen men. While the Dogs had been a lesser team by a long way, keeping them out in these final minutes was still a considerable achievement, and the crowd breathed a sigh of relief when nobody on the Canterbury side was able to get to Foran's concluding grubber as the siren rang out.
Still, the Raiders were faced with a daunting task during the second stanza, as Croker moved to the wing, Junior Paulo and Shannon Boyd faced the biggest effort of their season so far, and Havilii was confronting with the prospect of significantly extending his game, which had been largely confined to short intervals before this point. They dealt with it well, initially, enjoying a sustained period of possession after they forced Danny Fualalo to cough up the footy at the other end of the field, and gained some extra traction after a penalty on Marshall-King for a hand in the ruck.
In an inversion of the first half, however, it was the Raiders who now failed to make good on their field position, as the green machine set things up perfectly on the left side of the field only for Elliot Whitehead to drop the Steeden at the critical moment. It was a fumble to rival Woods' knock-on at the end of the Bulldogs' opening attack, and had a similarly galvanising attack on Canterbury, and on Foran in particular, who followed up with a terrific, skittering run that might have been momentarily cleaned up by Cotric, but continued a tackle later when the ex-Warrior crashed over off a simple decoy play, with an exhausted Raiders front row barely able to get to him.
If seeing Lepana sync up had felt symbolic, then seeing Foran finally delivering for the Dogs felt equally momentous, and seemed to dishevel the Raiders much as Leilua and Rapana had unsettled Canterbury in the first half. A moment later, Whitehead compounded his error with a dangerous tackle, while the Bulldogs continued to consolidate, thanks to a crossfield kick from Foran that Will Hopoate caught on the full, lost, and then regathered in both hands, only to just lose it as he tumbled to the turf, one of the most dazzling aerial displays of his Canterbury career.
While Hoppa may have lost the football, his synergy with Foran was an indication that the Bulldogs meant business over this last part of the game, and with Williams now taken off the field, and the Raiders down to fourteen men, it was clear that the home team had to come up with something quick, convincing and economical. Amazingly, they came up with it, as a massive run from Leilua and a quick play-the-ball gained them the field position needed for Sezer to put through a pitch-perfect kick for Croker, who gathered the footy on his chest and slammed it to the ground.
If that wasn't stunning enough, then Sezer and Croker linked up again once more with sixteen minutes to go on the clock, and while Croker may not have added the conversion this time, he made up for it with a penalty goal a couple of sets later. Not only did their synergy completely overshadow Foran and Hopoate's momentary linkup, but it was the best possible way for Canberra to acclimatise to their reduced lineup – only Liam Knight was on the bench – with Croker playing as if he'd been a winger his whole career, in a stunning testament to the Raiders' backline versatility.
For the last ten minutes of the game, the Raiders were clearly yearned to put down a triumph try – if only to see just how much more flamboyant Ricky's celebration dance could get – but in the end they didn't really need it, quadrupling the Bulldogs at 24-6 as the last minutes arrived. With Jack Wighton and Josh Papalii off the field, that was an even more emphatic victory, even if it was against one of the most underperforming teams of the NRL season. With Sezer taken off the field after a late tackle from Josh Jackson at the 78th minute, the Raiders were finally down to thirteen men as Croker set up the final penalty goal to bring it to a stunning 26-6.
That turned into 26-10 once Morris crossed over in the corner in the final second, but the Raiders were so resurgent by this point that it barely even felt like a consolation try. Already, Canberra's momentum had taken them onto the prospect of next week, when they'll be taking on the Eels at GIO once again. If they can come away with another win there – and they should – then they may just have restored the self-belief needed to have another crack at the 2018 season, in what may prove to be one of their most critical and pivotal games of the year if they play it right.


The Internet Key Exchange protocol ( "IKE" ) offers a means for two Peers to negotiate security parameters and derive suitable keying material. While it may be possible to manually configure the parameters required to participate in an IPsec Peer relationship, most system administrators will elect to use IKE if the option is available.
IKE is a hybrid protocol based on two underlying security protocols, the Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol ( "ISAKMP" ) and the OAKLEY Key Determination Protocol ( "OAKLEY" ). According to the IKE RFC, "ISAKMP provides a framework for authentication and key exchange but does not define them. Oakley describes a series of key exchanges, called 'modes', and details the services provided by each."
The basic operation of IKE can be broken down into two phases.
Phase 1 - Negotiates the parameters and key material required to establish an ISAKMP SA. Peer identities and credentials must be verified before Phase 1 can be considered complete. The ISAKMP SA is then used to protect future IKE exchanges.
Phase 2 - Negotiates the parameters and key material required to establish any number of IPsec SA's. The IPsec SA's are then used to protect network traffic that may require security processing.
The IKE protocol defines several exchange modes to be used during negotiation. Exchange modes are used to describe a particular packet sequence and the payload requirements for each packet. Some exchanges are similar in purpose but each is unique in their own way.
Identity Protect Mode - The Identity Protect ( "Main Mode" ) Exchange can be used during Phase 1 to negotiate an ISAKMP SA. Transmission of the Peer Identities values is delayed until key material has become available to encrypt the remaining packets in the exchange. This prevents the Identity values from being read by a third party but places some restrictions on the Identity types that can be used with Preshared Key authentication methods.
Aggressive Mode - The Aggressive Exchange can be used during Phase 1 to negotiate an ISAKMP SA. Unlike the Identity Protect Exchange, the Peer Identity values are transmitted before key material is available.
Quick Mode - The Quick Exchange is used during Phase 2 to negotiate an IPsec SA. All packets transmitted during a Quick exchange are encrypted using a previously established ISAKMP SA.
Informational Mode - An Informational Exchange is used to transmit Notification or Security Association Deletion messages between Peers. Whenever possible, packets transmitted during an informational exchange are encrypted using a previously established ISAKMP SA. Unlike other exchange types, Informational exchanges are unidirectional.


The Russian interior architecture and design company Justus Service specialises in highly personalised office and clinic designs for dental practices. As part of their high-end service, the company has made Planmeca's complete range of dental and imaging units an integral part of their design concept.
Based in Moscow in the heart of Russia, Justus Service Ltd. originally launched in 1996 as a design and engineering service before expanding into interior architecture and dental clinic design in 1998. The company's eye has always been on a modern, technologically sophisticated and comfortable clinic layout, adapting customer wishes to the highest standards of architecture and design. This emphasis on aesthetics soon extended beyond clinic design as well, and style became a factor alongside reliability and quality in the company's choice of clinic equipment.
Looking for dental equipment which met these criteria, Justus Service discovered Planmeca in 1998. Impressed with the product design, the company started by including a Planmeca Compact™ dental unit in their product catalogue. It soon became apparent, however, that a more comprehensive all-in-one approach was more suitable for the company's purposes.
"An integrated approach was very important to us," says company representative Alexey Vasilenko about the decision to work with Planmeca. "This was one of the key reasons for cooperation. In the 2000s, we still worked with a number of manufacturers, but the concept of integration and control of all processes when creating the clinic from the ground led us to cooperating only with Planmeca." Today, Justus Service's catalogue includes the entire range of Planmeca's dental and imaging units.
According to Vasilenko, longevity with style is a design principle which both Planmeca and Justus Service share. All Justus Service designs are made with the future in mind so that the clinics can keep up with Planmeca's technological innovation and progress.
"We, like Planmeca, always strive for perfection and aim to produce high-tech and versatile, but also stylish design solutions that retain both their beauty and relevance for many years."
See introductions and images from Justus Service's clinics below.
MiPol is a family clinic where a cosy and welcoming home atmosphere is an essential part of the service. The Planmeca Compact™ i Touch dental unit completes the comfortable but functional work environment.
For the dental clinic Aristocrat, sophistication and luxury was combined with Planmeca's cutting-edge technology to satisfy even the most demanding patients. Here Planmeca's full CAD/CAM system was brought in alongside the Planmeca Compact™ i Touch to complete the clinic's high-quality service.
Dental care is not just for adults! At the Baby Smile dental clinic, vibrant colours came together with child-friendly wall art for a warm and nurturing environment. Ultimately, parents of the clinic's young patients were so pleased with the result that the clinic has since expanded its service to become the Family Smile clinic.
At the dental clinic Algardi, a calm and organised aesthetic was combined with the Planmeca Compact™ i Touch unit to create an environment that maximised ergonomics and work efficiency.
The owner of the Dentaland clinic wanted a clearer, more clinical look and feel for the clinic's treatment room. The results speak for themselves!
What do colours say about your dental practice?
Is your dental office a hurricane of colours or a soothing soft pastel heaven? Have you thought about the effect colours have on the patient experience? Colours often affect us more than we even realise – which is precisely why they are worth giving some thought.


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Maharishi Spas in America provide model for other countries
To hasten progress in establishing Maharishi Spas worldwide, an office based in America operates seven days per week, providing expert guidance and information in every aspect of setting up and running these facilities. This service will soon expand to offer extensive marketing advice for promoting all aspects of Maharishi Ayur-Veda. The office is available on email at: healthspaoffice@aol.com.
Maharishi Ayur Veda Health Care Centers at Lancaster, Massachusetts and The Raj in Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa continue to enjoy very positive and extensive press coverage. Recently, the BBC visited The Raj as part of a programme currently in production entitled 'The Science of Meditation'. The programme is twenty minutes in length and will be available for worldwide distribution from November. BBC producers were very impressed with the scientific research published on Transcendental Meditation and the TM-Sidhi Programme, and with the broad range of Consciousness-Based programmes available through the Global Country of World Peace.
Reflecting on the benefits of Maharishi Ayur-Veda natural health care, Dr Rogers Badgett, founder of The Raj, who is also a Raja (Administrator) of the Global Country of World Peace, mentioned that no other health care system matches the cost and effectiveness of this approach. He contrasted this with the current health care system in America which is run at high cost but is much less effective in dealing with physiological imbalances and ill health. Dr Badgett also commented on the large number of high profile people who visit The Raj and the Lancaster health centre for treatment every year, including top executives from America's leading companies.
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Lagoon 620 Adriatic Lion - great CAT finally got home!
Lagoon 620 Adriatic LION – great CAT finally got home!
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Since it is brand new and just got out from the shipbuilding in Bordeaux in France, our Lagoon 620 Adriatic Lion needed a transport all the way long to our charter base in Kaštel Gomilica, Split Croatia. That task is not doable via great trucks or in any way via road. So, led by the experienced skippers like Zorislav Vuković, Boris Vrhovac and Frano Domitrović a journey that lasted whole 33 days has ended and the Lagoon 620 Adriatic Lion finally got home to our charter base in Kaštela! As we already wrote on the previous articles, (view the first here, and the second one here) the trip was not that pleasant due to a heavy weather on the Atlantic Sea, which prolonged a way back a bit more. Perhaps it was even better that way – the Lagoon 620 Adriatic Lion proved her stable performance even in heavy seas.
We came to the CNB shipbuilding factory on 21.03.2018., and spent a few days with the technicians checking every detail on the Lagoon 620 Adriatic Lion, while still waiting a yacht to be finished. A weather got worse in the next days and the waves reached the height of up to 12m in the Bay of Biscay. Since the weather conditions didn't let us set sail, we spent a time on yacht for detailed preparation and supply with some outdoor activities, such as visiting the famous "La cite du Din", the City of wine. Afterwards, we began our journey and the first 200 miles are rolled back. The next two weeks a weather was not in favour of us so we sailed in the stages of 100 and 200 miles, sometimes less. Around south of Portugal, we got better weather conditions and sailed with a very few stops, perhaps only for taking the fuel all the way to Croatia. The dolphins, which we saw a lot of times, brought a smile on our face and made our journey joyful. Sometimes it looked like they track us. Among dolphins, we saw a numerous of medusas and turtles, and once we even saw a whales.
The Lagoon 620 Adriatic Lion proved his outstanding performances, even in bad weather conditions. A very seaworthy yacht. Being on board really feels like entering the lux boutique hotel!


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Compact State License Changes: What the eNLC Means for Travel Nurses
Dec 11, 2017 | First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions, Travel Nurse Requirements | 0 comments
This post was originally published on Dec. 11, 2017. It has been updated (Jan. 23, 2018) to reflect the signing of Colorado SB 18-027 and New Mexico Senate Bill 1 into law, enacting Colorado and New Mexico as the newest eNLC member states.
Travel nurses are the superheroes of the healthcare industry—you venture across the country to care for patients in unfamiliar hospitals and often in under-served areas. There are definitely perks to this lifestyle—great pay, fantastic experiences, and amazing travel locales. Answering the call can be complicated at times due to licensing and paperwork. The original Nurse Licensure Compact, or NLC, revolutionized travel nursing for years. If you had a license in one NLC state, you could practice in any other NLC state (25 in all) with minimal red tape.
On Jan. 19, 2018, however, Enhanced NLC (commonly referred to as the eNLC) implementation changed where you can practice nursing with a multi-state compact license. Let's break down the changes.
Understand the Original Nurse Licensure Compact
First, let's understand how things stood prior to the eNLC. Implementation dates ranging from 1999 to 2015, 25 states were in the original Nurse Licensure Compact. This list included: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin, Maine, and Maryland.
A successful passing and earning a license in one of the NLC states enabled nurses to practice in any of the other compact states without obtaining additional licensure. No additional paperwork needed. If you qualified for multi-state licensure, it was granted when his or her state license was granted. Licensure in an NLC member state allowed nurses to easily engage in travel nursing, telemedicine, and disaster response nursing.
The changes associated with the eNLC implementation on Jan. 19, 2018, has indeed affected where nurses with a new eNLC multi-state license can practice without obtaining additional licensure.
Eligibility Requirements for a Multi-State License in the eNLC
To be eligible for a multi-state license under the new Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact, implemented Jan. 19, 2018, you must reside in a state that has enacted the eNLC. These states include: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Nurses must also meet the Uniform Licensure Requirements for a Multi-state License set forth by the NCSBN. In your state of residency, you must meet licensure eligibility requirements, as before. Other requirements for new nurses that have not changed include a nursing degree from a board-approved program, and you must have successfully passed the NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, or other qualifying exam. International graduates must have earned their degree from an accredited program, have the school's credentials reviewed by an independent review agency, and, if the program was not taught in English, an English proficiency exam. Current single-state license-holders must submit to fingerprint-based background checks at the state and federal level and be found to have no felony convictions. Their licenses must be active and unencumbered, which includes no nursing-related misdemeanors. In order to be eligible for a multi-state license, the nurse cannot be a participant in an alternative program; self-disclosure is required. All applicants, with and without current nursing licenses, must have a valid Social Security number.
Nurses who reside in former NLC states that are now eNLC states
If you held a multi-state license in a state that was a part of the original NLC, and that has already enacted the eNLC, no further action is required on your part to practice in eNLC member states—you will be grandfathered in. In order to practice in Rhode Island (the only former NLC state to not yet enact eNLC legislation), you will need to obtain a license by endorsement in that state.
Nurses and nursing students in eNLC states that were not NLC states
On Jan. 19, 2018, Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, West Virginia, and Wyoming opened to nurses who hold multi-state licenses in eNLC member states. If you are a permanent resident of Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, West Virginia, or Wyoming, and you are not currently licensed as an RN, you will receive a multi-state license upon passing the NCLEX. Nurses who are already licensed in these states will not automatically receive multi-state licenses. You will need to request one. Check with your state Board of Nursing for this process and the associated fees, as they will vary by state.
Nurses who reside in Rhode Island
Rhode Island was a member of the original NLC, but has not enacted eNLC legislation (as of Jan. 23, 2018). Permanent residents of Rhode Island now need to obtain licensure by endorsement in any other state you practice outside of your primary residence.
Next Steps for Travel Nurses
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La Carretera de Nebraska 13 (en inglés: Nebraska Highway 13) y abreviada NE 13, con una longitud de , es una carretera estatal que se ejecuta principalmente de noroeste a sureste con una terminal de oriente al sur de estado estadounidense en el noreste de Nebraska. La Carretera de Nebraska 13 se inicia con un terminal al sureste de  Hadar en una intersección con U.S. Route 81 y un terminal norte al sur de Center en una intersección con Carretera de Nebraska 84.

Cruces
Los principales cruces de la Carretera de Nebraska 13 son las siguientes:

Véase también

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Lista de Autopistas por estado
 The Nebraska Highways Page: Carreteras de Nebraska del 1 al 30
 Carreteras de Nebraska: NE 11-20

Carreteras estatales de Nebraska
Condado de Knox (Nebraska)
Condado de Antelope
Condado de Pierce (Nebraska)


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Full Thread: #1-12 of The Truth Is No Defense
December 9th, 2005 #9
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Did you hear about the murder of Robert Osborn? On, November 20th, in Kansas City, Missouri, Osborn was bicycling home when two blacks, out of boredom we're told, shot him for sport. In fact, Osborn was hunted. The blacks after stalking Osborn in their car fired two blasts from a shotgun, missing him. Frustrated they drove ahead of Osborn and waited behind a tree, as Osborn bicycled past the black murderer leapt from his lair and shot Osborn in the head, killing him.
The local media described the killing as "random,� despite the fact that Osborn was white and the killers were black; despite the fact the blacks are 7 times more likely to kill than whites; despite, for example, that blacks are only 12% of the US population but have killed 839 whites while, comparatively, whites were only responsible for the deaths of 362 blacks in 1998. Despite all these facts the murder of Robert Osborn was deemed "random.�
Now when I went to school I was taught the word random had certain connotations, such a thing without structure or organization or even something unknown or unexplainable. But there is an explanation for the murder of Robert Osborn. The cause of Robert Osborn's murder lies in the innate biological differences between blacks and whites. Biological differences that have been well investigated, though largely ignored and with tragic consequences. Blacks, for instance, have higher levels of testosterone, a hormone associated with aggression, and lower IQs. There are many more significant biological differences between blacks and whites, and for a deeper explanation of these differences I strongly encourage all curious listeners to acquire Phillipe Rushton's book entitled "Race, Evolution and Behavior."
You know the use of adjectives like "random" or "unexplainable" to describe crimes great and small is quite common today. Some years ago I recall seeing Eli Wiesel - the Jewish holocaust activist - on the PBS news program the News Hour. In a rather lengthy segment Wiesel was asked to explain the holocaust: why did it happen, he was asked? Despite considerable rambling Mr. Wiesel failed to explain adequately, I felt, the phenomenon of National Socialism and the "holocaust" incident. Such evil defied explanation, he said. 'How, how', Wiesel rhetorically asked, as he shrugged his shoulders, 'could a modern and progressive state like Germany succumb to such evil.' How indeed, Mr. Wiesel!
Well, you know, I'm not one to believe in evil spirits, magic, or divine intervention. I think there are rational explanations for way things are. There is a very good explanation for the rise of National Socialism in Germany, and that regime's hostility towards Jews. The events of the twentieth century are hardly unexplainable as Mr. Wiesel would like you to believe. Just as the murder of Robert Osborn is hardly a random.
There's also been a great deal left unexplained about the Russian Revolution in 1917. The first serious book I read about the Russian Revolution was written by a Polish Jew living in America, name Richard Pipes. Pipe's emphasizes the role of the Intelligentsia, the coterie of intellectuals which he sees as largely responsible for the tragic events of 1917. Pipes weaves a long thread, extending backward centuries, to explain the formation of ideas which propelled Russia into a catastrophe. Though, I've reduced Pipes' arguments greatly, I felt his explanation left much unexplained: how could a nation destroy everything it had known for a millennium? How could a people slaughter their rulers, destroy ancient churches, starve millions, and plunge themselves into civil war. Pipes' explanation just didn't add up in my mind.
Back in the 1970s there was a popular quip, "only Nixon could go to China." By this it was meant that only a supposed staunch anti-communist like Nixon could negotiate with red China. Similarly, I suppose, it takes a Jew to name a Jew. This Jew, though, is not Richard Pipes, but Yuri Slezkine. What Pipes omits in his history of Russia, Slezkine reveals. In his newly released book the "The Jewish Century" Slezkine 'spills the beans' about the role Jews played in overthrowing the Russian government, Slezkine tellingly describes Jews as "Stalin's willing executioners." I invite listeners to read Kevin MacDonald's review of Slezkine's book, which will be linked to in this program's broadcast transcript posted on VNN Forum.
But really the "beans" were spilled long ago. Even before the revolution had settled down warnings flags were being raised, Winston Churchill wrote in Sunday Herald, 8th February, 1920:
"This movement amongst the Jews is not new. From the days of Spartacus Weishaupt to those of Karl Marx, and down to Trotsky, Bela Kuhn, Rosa Luxembourg and Emma Goldman, this world wide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilization and the reconstruction of society on the basis of arrested development, of envious malevolence, and impossible equality, has been steadily growing."
Churchill continues
"There is no need to exaggerate the part played in the creation of Bolshevism and in the actual bringing about of the Russian Revolution by these international and for the most part atheistic Jews. It is certainly a very great one. It probably outweighs all others. With the possible exception of Lenin, the leading figures are Jews. Moreover, the principal inspiration and driving power comes from Jewish leaders."
Churchill was not alone in warning the world. But, the warnings went unheeded. With the arrival of Slezkine's book there seems to be a willingness, within certain narrow corridors, to grudgingly admit the Jew's role in subverting Russia.
If crucial facts can be ignored from titanic historical events think what little lies can be inserted into local news stories, like the murder of Robert Osborn? When researching the case of Robert Osborn I discovered the employees at the grocery store where he worked held a memorial in his name. This murder and the grief it has caused ought never to have happened. If someone had only said "hey, did you read what Jefferson and Lincoln said, those blacks aren't like us and we can't share the same government�. I wonder too if anyone ever asked "hey, did you hear what Churchill said? Look at what they did to Russia. Let's not let the Jews into our country. They're dangerous and not like us."
If such advice was given it was ignored.
You know, I bet decades in the future some Jew will publish a book explaining that blacks and whites evolved in different circumstances, and it biology and evolution which explain the differences between blacks and whites; perhaps a book a lot like Philippe Rushton's "Race, Evolution and Behavior," published in 1995.
I'd like to close this broadcast with a reading from the Robert Osborn's memorial page:
Robert Osborn
Robert had a solid set of core values that were derived from a traditional family structure. He had a robust personality that was sheathed in an equally impressive six-foot, two hundred-pound frame with soft blue eyes and raffish blond hair. He and his three brothers enjoyed family vacations, camping in the outdoors and boating at Table Rock Lake.
He earned numerous medals and honors, including Eagle Scout and the "God and Life Award". He took pride in hiking twenty miles on many historic scout trails in the Midwest and was a member of Troop 421, which met at St. Bernadette's Church.
Robert was a standout performer on the water polo and swim teams. After his junior year, Robert was selected for a special two-month, scientific research program that was sponsored by the National Science Foundation. As an honor roll student, he was consistently ranked in the top ten percent of the class.
Robert earned a pilot's license and was a member of the Civil Air Patrol. After graduating from Raytown High School in 1980, he attended Purdue University. He majored in engineering, but demonstrated advanced abilities in mathematics, culminating in graduate-level coursework.
Robert made people feel special with creative gifts and cards. He would usually bring home-brewed beer, based on distinctive Belgian or German formulas, to family gatherings. He just wanted to make everyone happy.
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Jonathan Brooks is the pastor of Canaan Community Church in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood and the author of the forthcoming book, Church Forsaken: Practicing Presence in Neglected Neighborhoods. He is a community developer, hip hop artist and Chicago city director for Mission Year. Jonathan grew up in Englewood on Chicago's south side, moved away, and eventually returned to build community. Together with […]
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AnaYelsi Velasco-Sanchez is an IndoLatinx mujerista working to create and agitate her way through the latin diaspora. She is a writer and speaker, visual artist, and faith-based community organizer. She blogs at Patheos Progressive Christian and shares other resources at browneyedamazon.com. Born in Venezuela, she came to the United States at a young age where she was adopted and given the name Ashley. When she […]
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Dr. Mark Mulder is professor of sociology, adjunct professor of congregational and ministry studies, and director of the urban studies minor and at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He teaches classes on church and society, diversity and inequality, and urban sociology. Mark is the author of Congregations, Neighborhoods, Places, Shades of White Flight: Evangelical Congregations and Urban Departure, and co-author of
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Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove is the author of Reconstructing the Gospel: Finding Freedom from Slaveholder Religion. In 2003, he and his wife Lead founded the Rutba House, a house of hospitality where the formerly homeless are welcomed into a community that eats, prays, and shares life together. As the director of the School for Conversion, Jonathan pursues the beloved community in his neighborhood, North […]
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#87 Brian McLaren on the Great Spiritual Migration
Brian McLaren is a well-known author, speaker, activist and public theologian who has been advocating for "a new kind of Christianity" that is just and generous for over twenty years since he wrote The Church On the Other Side while serving as pastor of Cedar Ridge Community Church. Since then, he has written numerous books including A New Kind of Christian, A Generous Orthodoxy and Why […]
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#82 Preston Pouteaux on Bees and Beauty in the Neighbourhood
Dr. Preston Pouteaux is the author of The Bees of Rainbow Falls: Finding Faith, Imagination, and Delight in Your Neighbourhood. He is a beekeeper, writer, published watercolour portrait artist and neighbourhood enthusiast. Preston is a syndicated columnist with 13 Ways. Since 2015, his column "Into the Neighbourhood" has been printed over one million times in weekly newspapers. He is a pastor at Lake Ridge Community Church, serves nationally […]
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#77 Randy Woodley on The Harmony Way
The Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley and his wife Edith are co-sustainers of Eloheh Farm, a permaculture, regenerative teaching farm, school and community in Newberg, Oregon. Dr. Woodley, a legal descendent of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma, is an activist/scholar, distinguished speaker, teacher and wisdom keeper who addresses a variety of issues concerning American culture, faith, justice, diversity, racism, our relationship with the earth and Indigenous […]
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#76 D.L. Mayfield on Racism, Refugees and Religiosity
D.L. Mayfield is the author of Assimilate or Go Home: Notes from a Failed Missionary on Rediscovering Faith. Her writing has been featured in numerous publications, such as McSweeny's, Relevant, Geez, The Toast, and Conspire! Her recent articles include "Facing Our Legacy of Lynching," a cover story for Christianity Today and "Church Planting and the Gospel of Gentrification," a cover story for Sojourners. She has […]
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#73 Christiana Rice is Altering the World
Christiana Rice is the coauthor with Michael Frost of To Alter Your World: Partnering with God to Rebirth Our Communities. Christiana is an on-the ground practitioner and visionary voice in the missional movement, serving as a coach and trainer for missional leaders with Thresholds, based in San Diego, CA where she leads a neighborhood faith community in the Golden Hill neighborhood. A daughter and granddaughter of missionaries, Christiana grew […]
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#68 Sarah van Gelder on the Revolution Where You Live
Sarah van Gelder is an activist and storyteller. She is the author of The Revolution Where You Live: Stories from 12,000 Miles Journey Through A New America. She co-founded the award-winning YES! Magazine over 20 years ago and has been an editor and contributor ever since. She also writes for the Guardian, Huffington Post and other publications, speaks internationally and is a guest on radio and television. […]
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MC Construction scales the heights at new I'm a Celebrity…jungle challenge
July 15, 2021 News, Project
A £7m indoor attraction based on the blockbuster ITV show I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! will open at MediaCityUK later this month following a 32-week project by principal contractor MC Construction.
The Salford company carried out enabling and fit-out works at the venue and managed all directly-appointed contractors, including those responsible for themed attraction installations, ticketing, retail fit-out, IT and communications and the building management system. The works were undertaken across the back-of-house, entrance, reception and attraction space and retail areas.
Tickets for I'm a Celebrity… Jungle Challenge will go on general sale Wednesday, 21st July and it will open to the public on Friday, 30th July at Quayside MediaCityUK, formerly known as the Lowry Shopping Centre, which is owned by Peel L&P. Continuum Attractions will operate the attraction.
During hours of wholesome fun, Campmates will be taken into the heart of the themed jungle setting to navigate a series of fun-filled, physical challenges.
Featuring Main Camp, the Throne and Winners Bridge, the action-packed experience will put Campmates' nerves and agility to the test as they race against the clock in a bid to collect stars and be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.
Timed trials will involve scaling The Ascent, with over 8m of vertical rock, racing across the suspended Treetop Trail, swinging round the Jungle Run, taking a leap of faith on Get a Grip and gliding through the trees on a Zipline.
Campmates could also find themselves taking on Kiosk Kev and a multiple-choice Dingo Dollar Challenge if the iconic telephone boxes, synonymous with the TV programme, ring out.
The attraction will also feature Europe's first ceiling-mounted Spyrider (*), a high-speed track which whizzes above the jungle canopy.
Russ Forshaw, group operations director at MC Construction, a family-owned business which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, said: "We are thrilled to have partnered with ITV on this project supporting the delivery of what will undoubtedly become one of the north west's best new indoor attractions.
"Talented craftsmen and equipment from all over the world were required to produce the fantastic end product.
"Co-ordinating the specialists involved and the logistics of this scheme would have been difficult in normal times, but considering the entire project was delivered during the Covid-19 pandemic, I'm really proud of the way our team adapted and went the extra mile to deal with everything that was thrown at them.
"Thankfully the construction industry has remained active throughout the pandemic so we're also very pleased to be a part of a project that will form part of the leisure and tourism industry's economic recovery."
James Penfold, Controller of Partnerships for ITV Global Entertainment, said: "I'm a Celebrity… Jungle Challenge is a one of a kind, multi-sensory adventure – bringing together the heart and soul of the hugely celebrated series and ITV's expertise in curating fantastic, memorable live brand experiences for guests and families across the world.
"We're delighted to see the vision for our flagship I'm a Celebrity… Jungle Challenge attraction come to fruition.
"MC Construction delivered the finished product to exacting standards and expertly handled the design and logistical challenges associated with the specialist nature of the project and equipment involved whilst following stringent Covid-19 guidelines."
(*) Tickets for Spyrider are limited and will be available to upgrade for £3 once inside the attraction, subject to availability.


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You'll Have an Extra Time to File Your Taxes this Year
Tara Holley Published: March 17, 2021
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Ah Springtime...
The flowers are blooming, the grass is freshly green, ANNNND tax season is just around the corner. Fun. ;) Arguably, tax season is one of the most dreaded times of year for most Americans--even when things are going well. But after a year like 2020? Even worse.
BUT WAIT, it looks like we may soon be receiving good news from the IRS. (GOOD news from the IRS?) Looks that way.
Even the Internal Revenue Service is showing a little mercy this year. Clearly, 2020 was challenging to say the very least. And Bloomberg News reports "the Internal Revenue Service is planning to delay the April 15 tax filing deadline to May 17, giving taxpayers an additional month to file returns and pay any outstanding levies, according to two senior House Democrats."
And for affected Texans in all 254 counties, the news is even better. Your deadline is June 15.
The reasoning is sound. Americans need some extra time to sort and organize through their statements after a truly unprecedented year of extreme challenge, and in some cases, heartbreak.
White House Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, did say the changes aren't finalized yet, but they are expected to be in the very near future.
I, like many of you, am grateful for the pending extension. We could all use a little more breathing space. But not just from the tax payers perspective. Accountants have called to extend the deadline, as well, due to what they foresee as potentially one of the most complex tax seasons to deal with in a long, long time.
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How an understanding of Christian/church history will affect your faith
What tidbit in the intro piqued your interest or seemed "juicy" to you, or he wrote about something you didn't know about previously
What area of Christian history you feel least knowledgeable about
Concerning how an understanding of Christian/church history will affect my faith is the question, are our beliefs consistent. What we believe today the same as what was believed from the start, why are there differences? I don't expect everything should be exactly the same since as with all knowledge our understanding changes and improves as more is studied and discovered. Also the Bible itself shows the disciples themselves debating major issues such as should Gentile believers be circumcised.
Examining how our beliefs evolved to what they are today sheds light on what we may hold as sacred or immutable. Such as issues as women being silent or keeping the Sabbath holy. Understanding the evolution of what we believe would help us with future issues such as homosexuality today.
What seems fascinating is how other ancient beliefs have shaped our understanding of God other than the Hebrew faith, particularly that of Greek philosophy. It's almost scary on how such an alien culture had such an influence on Hebrew thought which Christianity is from, particularly the ideas of afterlife, heaven and hell.
I'm not very knowledgeable about Christina history in general, but in particular I know the least about non-western history. It's fascinating that a particular branch of Christianity could develop almost isolated and side by side. How would the theology and beliefs compare next to each other?
AFFECT ON MY FAITH From past experience, the more knowledge and understanding I get about Christianity the deeper, more interesting, more intimate and more fun my faith becomes.
LEAST KNOWLEDGABLE PART I feel deficient in most parts of Church history and look forward to rectifying this problem.
SOME SPECIFIC INTERESTS
1. Post first century 'reemergence' of the Church as a different institution (p. 9)
2. Concentration on the 'primitive' Church before the effects of worldly recognition especially the effects on doctrine and the institution.
3. History of dialog about Jesus as both God and human and the Trinity Doctrine.
4. People who seriously influenced the Church like Paul, Augustine, etc… and how they did. (p.5)
5. Canonization processes especially the disputes.
6. When and how the 'fixation' on the Last Days entered the Church. (p.6)
7. The Iberian Peninsula's Christianity and the rise of new forms of Christianity (p.4)
8. Christianity's role in Western Civilization in philosophy, science, art, literature, music, etc…
9. The effect of the Enlightenment, Darwinism on the Church especially the rise of Fundamentalism.
MY PERSONAL QUESTIONS FROM READING THE INTRO
1. Is the central message of Christianity about Jesus or the Kingdom of God? (p. 1)
2. Do Christianity, Judaism and Islam worship the same God?
3. What does he mean "bible as salvation"? (p.8)
4. Are we "people of the book" or of relationships (testimonies)? (p. 8)
5. How do I use Church History in my evangelical and apologetic ministry?
Understanding church history will help me to understand how my faith is different than what i was taught in church. How services and how a church is run is based on what happened in history. I feel like i would appreciate some traditions in church after I find out about the history of them and perhaps resent other traditions once I know about them. The fact that I will learn how much the bible has been changed will certainly affect my faith or how things went down in history. At every step I think I will have to connect with God and ask Him about everything.
When the author talked about Greek and Roman culture and that we would learn about the ancient world before Jesus and during Jesus's time so that I can understand Jesus's life better I am really excited about that!
I know nothing about the crusades, so I am excited to know about that. Also I generally know about the how the canons came to be, but I would like to know more about the books that didn't make it.
I think that a good knowledge of Christian/church history would greatly affect my understanding of my faith in that it will help me understand how and why a relatively insignificant, marginal cult expanded to become one of the most influential movements and institutions in history. As a historian once wondered in her recent book about religion, how was it that Christianity became dominant in the Western world and Rome, when at the same time the more popular cult of Isis, which offered forgiveness of sins, eternal life, and an intimate relationship with the divine (the same things as Christianity offers), die out? We believers can easily point to the book of Acts or the entire NT in general and say that it was an act of entirely of the Holy Spirit, but I think that skirts the complex issues and gives a very naïve, and ultimately unsatisfying response. Christianity is essentially an eastern religion that got "westernized", so I want to see the evolution of that change and how that happened. Also, how far did we "stray" from the original form of Christianity in the early church? How did all the great doctrines of Christianity come about? Is there a basis of real substance and historical truth behind them? How did the social, economic, cultural, and political changes over different civilizations throughout multiple millennia transform Christian theology?
Reading and going over this book, I believe, will hopefully help me overcome my weakness of "tying" things together. What I mean by that is, my understanding of the development and chronology of Christian history is sporadic and all over the place at best, and it feels as though it has too many holes and gaps. Hopefully, many of these gaps will be addressed and filled up as I progress through the book and discuss the events and ideas MacCulloch writes about. I know "snippets" of history here and there, but I can't formulate everything into a cohesive, narrative "whole".
Some things I found interesting in the "Introduction":
"Christianity is, at root, a personality cult." (loc. 119)
"The great new city of Baghdad would have been a more likely capital for worldwide Christianity than Rome. The extraordinary accident of the irruption of Islam is the chief reason why Christian history turned another direction." (loc. 160)
"Pentecostalism, has centered its appeal on a particular form of communication with the divine, speaking in tongues, which was severely mistrusted by Paul of Tarsus and which (despite the understandable claims of Pentecostals to the contrary) has very little precedent in Christian practice b/w the first and the nineteenth centuries CE." (loc. 219)
"The Bible thus embodies not a tradition, but many traditions. Self-styled 'Traditionalists' often forget that the nature of tradition is not that of a humanly manufactured mechanical or architectural structure with a constant outline and form, but rather that of a plant, pulsing with life and continually changing shape while keeping the same ultimate identity. The Bible's authority for Christians lies in the fact they have a special relationship with it that can never be altered… This does not deny relationships with other books which may be both deep and long-lasting, and it does not necessarily make the parental relationship easy or pleasant. It is simply of a different kind, and can never be abrogated. Once we see this, much modern neurosis about the authority of the Bible can be laid aside. Maybe the Bible can be taken seriously rather than literally." (loc. 245)
"There is no surer basis for fanaticism than bad history, which is invariably history oversimplified." (loc. 331)
I think one of the biggest challenges for me is to sift through all the different histories and traditions of various church denominations existing today and determining what is theologically true and false. Unfortunately, over the course of two thousand years the Christian Church as a whole has picked a lot of negative baggage that has made it difficult for me to be an effective apologist for the faith. Having been raised in both the Catholic and Protestant churches, I can attest to the fact that history can be used to push a heavily biased agenda in both sects of Christianity. As I shared with many of you in an earlier, Pastor John MacArthur's statement on the Catholic Church is an opinion shared almost uncritically in most Fundamentalist Protestant churches, while the Catholic Church continues to hold to many of its teachings and traditions that are pagan in origin. So what exactly is the truth regarding man's salvation from sin? Is salvation from God preordained as the 16th century reformers believe to be the case or are we given the free will to choose our destiny? The answer of course is determined by which church you attend, but I hope spending time reading through MacColloch's book will at least unpack some of the historical background that gave rise to the current theological teachings we see in the churches across the world today. I look forward to spending some productive time with all of you this year in examining the history or our faith and having some thoughtful discussions at the same time.


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I don't know about you, but I am super excited for fall. I love the cooler temperatures, the colorful trees, and the overall cozy feel that comes with the season. Of course, I also love fall fashion. Who doesn't love oversized scarves, comfy cardigans, and cute boots? I've already picked up a couple of things for fall, but I am still looking to add a few more finds to round out my fall wardrobe. In this post, I will be sharing some of my favorite fall fashion pieces that you should buy now.
If you were to look into my closet, you would find a number of cardigans. I might have three different black cardigans… Which is a lot for a person with a small wardrobe. This fall, I will be adding a couple of cardigans in neutral shades like grey and beige. Neutral shades will make it easier to mix and match with a variety of tops and t-shirts.
When building a wardrobe for fall and winter, I look for sweaters in a variety of weights. Something thin that can be worn alone or paired with other tops as a layer is a must have. I also like to have one warmer sweater that is super cozy. I prefer to stick to neutrals 90% of the time, but I am also loving the warm rust colors and olive greens.
It is also a good idea to have a variety of fits when sweater shopping. For a well rounded wardrobe, you could pick a more fitted sweater and a larger oversized sweater. The same goes with cardigans. A fitted sweater or cardigan will look great at the office and relaxed options are great for the weekend or a more casual work environment.
I never really was a tshirt person until this year. That was because I didn't pick the right ones. I highly recommend going with the nicest tshirt you can afford and stock up on a variety of shades.I get mostly neutrals and then one or two fun colors. Oh and don't forget to pick up a nice stripe too. You can wear them alone, under a top for added warmth, or layered nicely with vest or cardigan.
For tops and blouses, look to add staples like peplums, oxfords, or wraps. Then fill in the rest of your wardrobe with fun pieces that you love. I try to stick to a color theme even with my more fun pieces so they are easier to mix and match.
I dream of a wardrobe full of leggings, jersey shorts, and yoga pants. Unfortunately I do need to have some real pants in my wardrobe too. I'm guessing you are in the same boat. The trends with jeans and pants have come full circle. High waist, button fly, and tuxedo stripe are just a few styles you will see at the stores. Personally, I prefer classic shapes and colors with minimal distressing. Whatever style you like, you are sure to find a pair in your budget. The options are pretty much endless.
For my wardrobe, I like to have a pair of black jeans, black nice pants, jeans in two different cuts, and one pair of jeans in a lighter wash. I work inside my home most days, so I don't need a ton of different options. You may find that you need a few more options, especially if you work outside the home.
As a stay at home mom of two boys, skirts and dresses are not a large part of my wardrobe anymore. I do have a couple of nicer dresses for weddings and funerals. I'd love to add a comfy casual dress for when I am running errands or on a casual date night.
At the last Nordstrom sale, I picked up shoes and accessories for fall. I still need to pick up a pair of black shoes. Maybe flats or a booties? I love having some comfortable shoes for running around, fresh sneakers for the gym, and of course a couple of pairs of nicer shoes. I also love to have tons of scarves for layering.
I also added purses into the shoes and accessories section. I try to invest in nicer purses that will last several years. I only have five or six bags. I make sure to have two small, medium, and large purses. I mostly go with black but I do have two brown purses. Since I am trying to be more intentional with my purchases while also moving toward a more minimal wardrobe, I want my bags to match everything. I also don't like to buy super trendy colors. If you are a collector or just don't subscribe to the minimalist philosophy, accessories are a great way to add fun to your wardrobe. You can add pops of color with a red bag or a colorful scarf.
I am a big believer in having a game plan when it comes to shopping. Go through your wardrobe and see what pieces you need to fill in gaps. Then make a list of things that you would want but don't necessarily need. Oh and don't forget to set a budget. Armed with a budget and a list, you can shop for fall fashion without being stressed or overspending.
Most of the pieces selected for this post are from the following stores: J Crew, Anthropologie, LOFT, Ann Taylor, Nordstrom, and Madewell.
I'd love to know what pieces you are thinking about buying. Oh and leave a comment with your favorite store. Then I can incorporate options from the places where you love to shop.
PS. I will be updating this post as more fall clothes are released at my go to stores.
These outfits are stunning. Love the shoes!


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Reggie and the Full Effect – 41 (Album Review)
February 19, 2018 Reggie and the Full Effect – 41 (Album Review)
Posted at 14:52h Vito Tanzi cryptic rock, CrypticRock, Music reviews, News, Reviews 0 Comments
Amusing to the max, Punk Rockers Reggie and the Full Effect are ready to gloriously mark the band's 20th anniversary alongside the release of their seventh studio album, 41, set to drop on Friday, February 23, 2018. A whimsical collection and the band's second release on Pure Noise Records, 41 hand-delivers the beloved trademark sound of Reggie and the Full Effect, awarding fourteen new tracks overflowing with colorful melodies and warm, moving lyrics – even the cold-hearted will shed tears.
Ahead of jumping into 41, for listeners who may be unfamiliar with the Kansas City, Missouri based band, Reggie and the Full Effect were founded in 1998 by James Dewees, keyboardist for the adored Pop Punk band The Get Up Kids. A clever new side-project for Dewees, where no member is actually named Reggie, Reggie and the Full Effect were a hit after their debut album, 1999's Greatest Hits 1984-1987, was released on Second Nature Recordings.
Before long, Reggie and the Full Effect struck a deal with Vagrant Records and would go on to release four albums under the label, from 2000's Promotional Copy through 2008's Last Stop: Crappy Town. After five years, Reggie and the Full Effect returned for their sixth album, and the band's first release on Pure Noise Records, 2013's No Country For Old Musicians.
Possessing a cult-like fan-base, followers simply eat up the limitless Pop Punk existence of Reggie and the Full Effect, who are well-known and loved for their extremely entertaining live shows where anything can happen at any given time. Over the years, the band has gone through a cast of changes to their touring line-up though the multi-talented, Dewees plays all instruments on the records.
On a somber note, former Reggie and the Full Effect Drummer Billy Johnson passed away on February 13, 2018. Johnson was the band's drummer for ten years and played on the aforementioned albums – 2008's Last Stop: Crappy Town and 2013's No Country For Old Musicians.
These days, Dewees (Lead Vocals, Keyboards) is joined by Lead Guitarist Jeramiah Pauly, Rhythm Guitarist Lance Claypool, Bassist Vincent Caito, and Drummer Michael Hanson to complete the current clique of Reggie and the Full Effect as they make their triumphant return with 41.
Taking the plunge into 41, the new album kicks off with the trippy interlude, "Il Sniffy Incontra," furnishing some delicate background singing about how "Reggie" looks sleepy and how he should get some "sniffy" to awaken his senses. Next up, the catchy, upbeat tempo of "Il Pesce Svedese" portrays a person who has let someone important slip out of their life as they beg this person to stay ("All this means nothing if you're still in pain").
Reclusive "Alone Again" feels like being around people is not worth the heartache, as the out of sorts "Broke Down" relates to those not feeling quite like themselves. For the frustrated, if you are sick and tired of something, "Heartbreak" is your song. In contrast to the first five numbers, "Karate School" is one of Reggie and the Full Effect's heavier and more lighthearted tunes, asking for a ride to Karate class and stressing the need to start kicking-ass.
"The Horrible Year" bears a great vibe, arriving with a New Wave keyboard intro and, despite the title, the imagery behind the lyrics is that of two people who are not in the best place in their lives yet unexpectedly find their happiest moments in each other. A complete 360 from the previous track, "New Years Day" is even further overwrought with gut-wrenching emotions, thus easily relatable to listeners who have been dealt the anguish of watching someone say goodbye. Tough to watch, "Maggie" illustrates how seeing a friend in pain can make you suffer just as much ("If it hurts you, it hurts me too").
Wacky, but not unconventional for Reggie and the Full Effect, the 1980's style instrumental "Channing Tatum Space Rollerblading Montage M…" is a blissful tune of old-school synthesizer effects – listeners will feel trapped in a video game. Then,"You've Got Secrets" exposes the truth with Dewees professing – "You've got secrets, well I've got secrets of my own." Using an alternate personality on "Trap(ing) Music (Feat Common Denominator)," Dewees switches up into a persona he calls Common Denominator – a fictional Finnish Heavy Metal band – for a comical take on the Metal genre.
On "And Next With Feelings," Dewees is an open book, spilling his guts, wishing someone special was around before the terrifically dramatic ballad, "Off Delaware," closes out 41 with fantasies of just wanting to run away with the one you are nuts about and being sure of what is inside your heart.
Needless to say, fans of Reggie and the Full Effect will be captivated by 41 – the band's most raw and emotional material to date. The way Dewees channels the emotive substance behind the lyrics is a moving and breathtaking revelation of his sublime art. While listeners of the band's prior recordings perceive Reggie and the Full Effect as a merry and witty act, with plenty of great songs about adolescent angst, many may wonder if the talents of Dewees have peaked – and the answer is a resounding no. Dewees has emphatically elevated his game, as 41 is unquestionable proof of how deep into the depths of his soul Dewees is able to go for his best writing. A Pop Punk gem, CrypticRock gives 41 5 out of 5 Stars.
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World Cup Fantasy Football Tips, Semi-Finals: Midfielders
Might be wise to go light on midfielders for the time being...
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Anyway, on to the midfielders in the World Cup semi-finals…
As with the quarter-finals, we expect the semis to be tight, cautious affairs, so it may make sense to switch your midfield four or five to a midfield three and stock up on whomsoever's defenders you most fancy to keep a clean sheet.
Predicting unlikely heroes is a tactic fraught with peril, so go for the obvious – Germany's Thomas Müller, for example, could well capitalise on the absence from Brazil's defence of Thiago Silva.
Müller is listed as a midfielder in the Mirror's Fantasy Football game, amongst others, so frankly you should already have him in your team.
Toni Kroos's excellent delivery makes a decent shout of him, while Mesut Özil still has a goal and/or assist in him despite his continuing poor form.
But then who's to say the nullifying effects of a vociferous home crowd and a suitably intimidated referee won't blunt Germany's edge?
And maybe it's time for Oscar and Paulinho to assume more responsibility for Brazil in the absence of Neymar. Tough calls to make, but we're still erring towards the Germans here.
Argentina's Ángel di María will miss the rest of the tournament after picking up an injury in the 1-0 quarter-final win over Belgium, and it's hard to recommend any of their other midfielders since they've a grand total of zero goals and zero assists between them.
Go for Argentina's defenders and attackers instead. As for Holland, Wesley Sneijder's probably your best bet but he's not quite the force he was at South Africa 2010.
Like we said, it might be best to go light on midfield this time round. Good luck, Fantasy freaks!
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NFL Returning to Mexico in 2020 and 2021 January 29, 2020
The NFL will return to Mexico for one game during each of the 2020 and 2021 seasons at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
The date and time of the 2020 Mexico City game, and the details of the NFL's 2020 London games, will be released with the rest of the NFL schedule this spring. The continued success and growth of the NFL's Mexico games is further testament to the league's commitment to growing the game beyond the borders of the United States.
Previous regular-season games played in Mexico:
Opponents & Score
Kansas City 24, Los Angeles Chargers 17
New England 33, Oakland 8
Houston 20, Oakland 27
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San Francisco 14, Arizona 31
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* first Monday Night Football game to be played outside the U.S.
** first regular-season game to be played outside the U.S.