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Volume 81 - Issue 3 - September 2012
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The Discourse of Voluntary Martyrdom: Ancient and Modern
Candida R. Moss
While the social and intellectual basis of voluntary martyrdom is fiercely debated, scholarship on Christian martyrdom has unanimously distinguished between "martyrdom" and "voluntary martyrdom" as separate phenomena, practices, and categories from the second century onward. Yet there is a startling dearth of evidence for the existence of the category of the "voluntary martyr" prior to the writings of Clement of Alexandria. This paper has two interrelated aims: to review the evidence for the category of the voluntary martyr in ancient martyrological discourse and to trace the emergence of the category of the voluntary martyr in modern scholarship on martyrdom. It will argue both that the category began to emerge only in the third century in the context of efforts to justify flight from persecution, and also that the assumption of Clement's taxonomy of approaches to martyrdom by scholars is rooted in modern constructions of the natural.
Only the King Can Do It: Adaptation and Flexibility in Crusade Ideology in Sixteenth-Century Spain
Patrick J. O'Banion
Reforming efforts at the Council of Trent (1545–1563), the challenges of Protestantism, the rise of national states, and the reassessment of just war doctrine, had initiated a moment of crisis for crusading by the mid-sixteenth century. Indeed, historians have described these trends as signaling the end of the movement. This article explores the theoretical underpinnings deployed by an elite group of Spanish theologians and churchmen in May of 1567 to shore up their monarch's claim to a lucrative version of the crusade indulgence granted by popes since the fifteenth century. By rehearsing traditional arguments, eschewing those they saw as obsolete, and deploying new ones, these theorists expose the remarkable adaptability of crusading. The integrity of papally sanctioned holy war against the enemies of the faith collapsed in later centuries with the rise of international law and recognition of permanent divisions within the respublica Christiana. Yet, the ability of sixteenth-century Spanish theorists to recast ideology in the face of shifting intellectual, cultural, and social tides indicates the continuing viability of crusading during a period of inchoateness.
The Inquisition, Professing Jews, and Christian Images in Seventeenth-Century Modena
Katherine Aron-Beller
In seventeenth-century Italy, Christian relics and images were scattered through urban spaces, not only because the faithful were expected to acknowledge and touch them, but because their moving through city streets in processions celebrated communitas, the sense of belonging that was so much part of early modern civic existence.
The Inquisitorial archive in Modena holds at least twelve processi against professing Jews (who lived for the most part in the city capital or in smaller Jewish communities scattered through the duchy) for the offence of desecrating Christian images during its most active period of prosecution between 1598 and 1640. Denunciations accused Jews of removing crucifixes from walls, stoning or tampering Christian statues and religious paintings, and failing to show the necessary respect to images carried through the streets. This paper explores the frequency of the image desecration charges against Jews in early modern Italy and in particular the duchy of Modena, the pivotal impact of internal Christian processes about their own images and whether these objects did in fact have inherent or stable meanings for Jews at this time.
Grief and Consolation in Early Modern Lutheran Devotion: The Case of Johannes Christoph Oelhafen's Pious Meditations on the Most Sorrowful Bereavement (1619)1
Ronald K. Rittgers
This article seeks to make an original contribution to the study of early modern Christian devotion by examining a source that has received no scholarly attention of any kind: Johannes Christoph Oelhafen's Pious Meditations on the Most Sorrowful Bereavement (1619). Oelhafen, a prominent Nuremberg lawyer, composed the Pious Meditations shortly after his wife, Anna Maria, died. He did so in order to console himself and his eight children in the midst of their considerable grief. Drawing on well-known rhetorical devices and consolatory remedies, Oelhafen produced a work of private devotion that is remarkable in terms of its rich affectivity and considerable artistic skill. The Pious Meditations was never published, rather Oelhafen intended it for a private circle of intimates, especially his children and their posterity. The work illustrates especially well the theme of spiritual self-care that was so prominent in early modern Lutheran devotion. The Pious Meditations also demonstrates how creative and resourceful early modern Christians could be as they sought to contend with mortality, loss, despair, the obligations of parenthood, and the frequently mysterious workings of providence.
The Black Virgin: Santa Efigenia, Popular Religion, and the African Diaspora in Peru
Roberto Sánchez
This article sketches an archeology of the apocryphal myth of Santa Efigenia, the Ethiopian virgin saint celebrated in the southern coastal of valley of Cañete, Peru. The history of Santa Efigenia is used to analyze the invention of popular myths and processions in a rural community in contrast to the cornerstone of popular national religiosity in Peru, the Lord of the Miracles (Señor de los Milagros). The popular worship and diffusion of these devotions and processions intersect with the contested formation of national identity in early and late twentieth century Peru. Moreover, they speak to how traditional and popular forms of religious worship are valued and devalued.
The African diaspora in Peru and the Pacific coast of South America has been difficult to historicize because of the scant cultural evidence for an Afro-Andean nostalgia or separation from an African homeland. The rediscovery and devotion of Santa Efigenia and her emergent popularity in Peru and larger presence in Brazil and Cuba is compelling evidence that Afro-Peruvians have a direct connection with African culture and history and the early religious history of Catholic saints and virgins.
Book Reviews and Notes
A Brief History of the Soul. By Stewart Goetz and Charles Taliaferro. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 2011. x + 228 pp. $24.95 paper.
Terryl L. Givens
The Son of God in the Roman World: Divine Sonship in Its Social and Political Context. By Michael Peppard. New York: Oxford University Press, 2011. xii + 290 pp. $74.00 cloth.
A. Daniel Frankforter
The Origins of War: A Catholic Perspective. By Matthew A. Shadle. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press, 2011. xviii + 246 pp. $29.95 paper.
Robert John Araujo
Theodoret's People: Social Networks and Religious Conflict in Late Roman Syria. By Adam M. Schor. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2011. xv + 342 pp. $49.95 cloth.
Architects of Piety: The Cappadocian Fathers and the Cult of the Martyrs. By Vasiliki M. Limberis. New York: Oxford University Press, 2011. xvii + 232 pp. $74.00 cloth.
Lucian Turcescu
The Eucharist in Pre-Norman Ireland. By Neil O'Donoghue. Notre Dame, Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 2011. xv + 352 pp. $48.00 paper.
Joseph F. Kelly
Law and Practice in the Age of Reform: The Legatine Work of Hugh of Die (1073–1106). By Kriston R. Rennie. Medieval Church Studies 17. Turnhout: Brepols, 2010. xiv + 250 pp. $87.00 cloth.
Kenneth Pennington
Anchoritic Traditions of Medieval Europe. Edited by Liz Herbert McAvoy. Woodbridge, U.K.: Boydell & Brewer, Ltd., 2010. xiii + 241 pp. $90.00 cloth.
Philip F. Gallagher
A Companion to Bernard of Clairvaux. Edited by Brian Patrick McGuire. Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2011. xviii + 405 pp. $205.00 cloth.
Michael C. Voigts
The Temple Church in London: History, Architecture, Art. Edited by Robin Griffith-Jones and David Park. Woodridge, U.K.: Boydell, 2010. xx + 286 pp. $70.00 cloth.
R. B. Levis
The Virgin of Chartres: Making History through Liturgy and the Arts. By Margot E Fassler. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 2010. xiii + 612 pp. $55.00 cloth.
Sherry C.M. Lindquist
Financing Cathedral Building in the Middle Ages: The Generosity of the Faithful. By Wim Vroom. Trans. Elizabeth Manton. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2010. Distributed by the University of Chicago Press. 734 pp. $89.50 cloth.
Meredith J. Gill
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 August 2012, p. 676
The Wandering Heretics of Languedoc. By Caterina Bruschi. Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought, Fourth Series. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009. ix + 222 pp. $99.00 cloth.
Lutz Kaelber
The Origin, Development, and Refinement of Medieval Religious Mendicancies. Edited by Donald S. Prudlo. Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition 24. Boston: Brill, 2011. xviii + 382. $189.00 cloth.
Joseph P. Byrne
Taming a Brood of Vipers: Conflict and Change in Fourteenth-Century Dominican Convents. By Michael A. Vargas. The Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World 42. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2011. xi + 350 pp. $176.00 cloth.
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M-Audio FireWire 410
Since 1988, M-Audio, formerly Midiman, has changed the definition of the word "studio," inventing and distributing innovative computer-centric products that offer portability, audio-quality, and quick and accurate editing options. The bottom line is that they allow creative options and opportunity like never before.
By Tony Angelini
Since 1988, M-Audio, formerly Midiman, has changed the definition of the word "studio," inventing and distributing innovative computer-centric products that offer portability, audio-quality, and quick and accurate editing options. The bottom line is that they allow creative options and opportunity like never before.
Product PointsApplications: Studio, project studio, live
Features: FireWire port; 32 kHz Ð 192 kHz sample rate; 48V phantom power; onboard DSP; Windows/Mac-compatible; software bundle
Contact: M-Audio at 800-969-6434, Web Site.
As a sound designer for theatre, the three most important qualities I look for in recording gear are: portability, performance, and price. The new M-Audio FireWire 410 ($499) combines all those years of expertise and experience, causing quite a bit of buzz from sound designers all over the country.
The FireWire 410 has every feature and option I've ever wished for in a portable computer audio interface. It's very sleek and compact – anyone familiar with my reviews probably knows the importance I place on portability. At 9.25 inches by 7 inches by 7/8 inches, this unit weights in at 2.9 pounds and easily fits into my gig bag, along side my laptop, testers and other gear I normally carry everywhere I go. It boasts a frequency response of 20 Hz – 40 kHz, signal-to noise ratio 107 dB and dynamic range at 108 dB. Sample rates can be set from 32 kHz to 192 kHz for the line inputs and some of the outputs, and 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz and 96 kHz for the S/PDIF I/O.
M-Audio gives you four discreet inputs: two Neutrik combo XLR/TRS mic/line inputs with gain control, pads, and a phantom power switch, along with two additional TRS line inputs. On the flip side, there are eight, count 'em eight unbalanced 1/4-inch line outputs, making it ideal for your surround-encoded program. Both 1/4-inch headphone outputs have their own individual volume controls, and the unit has an overall volume level controller. In the rear you'll also find S/PDIF I/O with coaxial and optical connectors, as well as MIDI in and out.
The FireWire uses, obviously, the FireWire protocol, FireWire 400 to be specific. This allows the 410 to hammer latency down to almost nothing. The 410 also eliminates those nasty audio "hiccups" that you can sometimes get with slower USB 1.0/1.1 interfaces. Usually the unit receives all the power it needs from your computer's six-pin FireWire port, but an optional wall transformer is included in the event you want to use it as a standalone unit or with notebooks (which often use a four-pin FireWire configuration or a six-pin unpowered PCMCIA adapter configuration).
M-Audio also includes a software control panel that allows you to manipulate all of the interface's settings, including input and output levels, and auxes, so that you can actually mix your multitrack recording in real time.
Other software that came with the device included M-Audio ProSessions and SE versions of Ableton's Live Delta and Propellerheads' Reason Adapted.
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For all the marvelous features this device offers, once installed on my computer, I found it hard to get it to actually work. After installing the drivers as per the manual, all audio sounded choppy and eventually my computer froze up. Rebooting did not help. So I called M-Audio for help, and spoke to a technical customer service agent. Together, we did what the book he was reading from told us to do, but when that didn't work, he was stumped. I suggested that I speak to someone who might know more about it than he did, and he politely promised to have someone call me back. No one did. But after about a month, I again checked the website, and to my delight, there was a new version of the driver which I promptly installed. With the new driver, the interface works great.
I was asked to create a demo recording on location of a new musical commissioned by Signature Theatre. It needed to sound great, and it needed to be inexpensive to produce. The inputs consisted of one piano and three singers – a perfect project for the FireWire 410! So I packed my mixer, laptop, mics and the FireWire 410 into one Pelican case and drove to the theatre. At the theatre, I was very pleased with the interface's on-sight performance. The gain structure was easy to set, and my multitrack software had no problem at all recognizing all the input options. The footprint on the table was very small, consisting of my laptop, the FireWire 410, a mixer and two powered speakers. Two separate headphone outputs allowed the director and me to set the volume to our individual volume preferences during the takes. The overall product sounded almost as good as if we were in a recording studio, at a small fraction of the cost, and was perfect for potential show-investors to listen to.
After that successful test, I decided to use it in a show I was designing for a regional theatre in the DC area, in conjunction with Stage Research's SFX Software. Installing it onto the theatre's computer (Windows XP Pro) took about five minutes, and within 10 we had all eight outputs patched through the SFX software, allowing us to program some pretty complicated sound cues. I was able to control the Yamaha 02R mixer through the 410's MIDI interfaces without any associated glitches that tend to slow you down. Along with the SFX software, the computer had other audio recording software such as Cakewalk Sonar and Sony Digital's Sound Forge, and the FireWire 410 easily interfaced with all of it. In fact, all through technical rehearsals, previews, and production, we had no problems with the device whatsoever. Just clean, stable audio.
I give the M-Audio FireWire 410 gets an A+ in portability, performance, and price. It's a very stable interface that is easy to install and makes good on every promise. From now on I'll consider it an essential piece of gear that goes with me everywhere.
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Review: M-Audio M-Powered Pro Tools DAW System
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Gilmore Girls Season 2 Episode 18
Aired Tuesday 8:00 PM Apr 23, 2002 on The WB
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Episode Fan Reviews (7)
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Rory recruits Richard to help with her economics project and he and Paris get along smashingly. Also, Dean fears he is loosing Rory and tries desperately to hold on to her. Lorelai cause trouble between Michel and his mother, Giselle.
By mcwilly104, Mar 04, 2009
Madeline: (points to Brad) Well, he looks like he's built one! Brad: I've never built a robot! Louise: (leans over toward him) But you've tried haven't you? Brad: (reluctantly) Yes I have. There is some classic Madeline and Louise quotage in this episode. They are, once again, hilarious. Paris is particularly neurotic and by the end of the episode, I wanted to smack her, so I guess the writers did their job. And alas, sweet Dean. How sad he is in this episode. His desperate attempts to keep Rory in his life are heart-wrenching and they do a very good job of illustrating their growing distance from each other. Also, the mom from The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air guest stars. Is it sad that her only two television roles have been playing someone's annoying mom? Yes. But was it fun to see her back on TV again! No, not really. But I figured I'd mention it anyway.
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Richard helps Rory with something at school. Great episode, Dean finally realised!
By stewie1423, Jun 01, 2008
Great episode. It was entertaining to see Richard get so involved and excited in the project with Rory. It was very amusing when he and Paris would talk 'Top notch' and all that. How Paris had helped Richard set up an actual business meeting and how she said to Rory how funny he was.
Emily's outburst at him was also amusing, when he turned the music on and she shouted 'I'm so disappointed'.
Then at the fair you could sense trouble as Richard was acting like this was something big, not just a school project. When they lost and Richard confronted the headmaster, I guess it was a sad scene, seeing Richard be humiliated like that. But luckily he turns out to be fine and decides to run his own business, due to his major dislike of retirement. Emily's surprise was done well.
Sookie shouting down the phone was funny, Lorelai told her to be calm and she did the opposite. The word of mouth thing about the wedding was amusing as well. Michel's mother, very strange storyline, his outburst at Lorelai was great. Lorelai's advice to Dean (Who called 14 in 3 hours) was good, he did seem so disappointed and sad.
Rory at the end, was she lying about going to see Lane , I don't think so, just a thought that maybe she was going to Jess. End was brilliant, Dean said to Lorelai 'She likes Jess, doesn't she' Lorelai doesn't reply and he walks off.
Can't wait to see how that turns out, will the love triangle get even more dramatic.
He is back!
By karatiz, Sep 06, 2007
Richard has too much free time...
Rory has a project for school and asks Richard for consulting, Emily talks to him and he says yes.
The project is for a 1st aid kit, the RX2002, good idea, too bad they don't win.
Giselle, Michel's mother, is in town and they are really looked a-like. Like mother, like son lol
The school project makes Richard happy, he finally is doing something he likes since he quit his job. And when they lose for the stupid alarm thing, he gets really sad.
The best is the idea he has later... Go back to work, I think is going to be great.
And poor Dean, they are getting apart and he finally gets it.
richard helps rory with a school project and michels mother comes to visit.
By amfarley84, Jun 14, 2006
this was such a great episode. i thought that richard helping out rory was a really good idea i figured that he made a great chocie because he has been in the buiness world for over 30 years and it was a buiness project i liked that at first he was saying that he was there just to observe but after he heard a great idea he got really into the project. i thought that it was caring and kinda funny that Richard got so outraged that the groups project did not get first place. i thought that Giselle michel's mother was really great she was funny and seemed very caring towards her son. i thought that it was funny that michel did not tell his mother that he did not eat carbs and that sookie told his mother that he didn't.
Dean's face is heartbreaking
By Starlet2586, May 09, 2006
This episode wasn't necessarily pivotal in a plot standpoint, but the look on Dean's face at the end of this episode when he FINALLY realizes that Rory and Jess have a "thing" is absolutely heartbreaking. Poor Dean who has always been nothing but the perfect boyfriend to Rory is realizing that his picture-perfect relationship is going down the tubes.
This was a Gilmore fun episode, not much going on but I liked it!!
By valm1, Apr 13, 2006
There is a pivotal moment when Dean starts to get uncomfortable and antsy over his relationship with Rory who seems to be pulling away and the only two people who are aware that something is up is her mom, Lorelai and Dean who leaves countless messages and pages!!
The fun moment was when Rory gets to ask Richard to help her with a school project at first he was reluctant but he truly brightens up and gets in to the swing of things. I like Richard's character here because we actually see why Richard and Rory have so much in common, these two truly have a great deal in common and we see the fun side to Richard not so much the stuffy side we get so used to, sort of stern and far too serious.
I really miss Luke in this episode, we don't see too much of him here and I almost forgot there was a fun scene at the Independence Inn when Michel's mother comes to visit which surprises all that he gets on so well with his mother but it soon turns bad when Lorelai reveals something about his eating habits innocently to his mother and ruins the fun reunion between mother and son. It was truly funny to finally get to the bottom of why Michel is so charming to his mother!!!
Poor Dean. At least he got a clue
By Romwriter, Mar 17, 2006
This one was so sad. Dean is feeling that Rory is pulling away from him, rightfully so, but she keeps denying. Probably to herself as much as to everyone else. Rory finds other things to do, and Dean calls and calls. Lorelai is an exceptional mom once again as she tries to help Rory's boyfriend deal with the rejection. I wonder if she remembers that she told Dean not to hurt Rory, and thinks it's sad that Rory is the one to hurt Dean. Not intentionally, but sometimes when it's time to move on both parties aren't exactly ready.
Paris and Richard are hilarious, so much on the same wavelength.


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Q: Unhandled Rejection (Error): Actions must be plain objects. Use custom middleware for async actions. React + Redux

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    (dispatch) => { dispatch({ type: CLINIC_ADD});
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I am trying to resolve this issue. Am new to react.
I want that when OnPress function executed it wait while clinicAdd ends and then execute secondFunction
i'm using applyMiddleware(thunk) in my redux store

A: Your action function is wrong. Should be:
const clinicAdd = (name, address, semester, pay) => async dispatch => {
  await axios
    .post('myURL', { name, address, semester, pay }, config)
    .then(data => clinicAddSuccess(data))
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  dispatch({ type: CLINIC_ADD });
};

const clinicAddSuccess = data => ({
    type: CLINIC_ADD_SUCCESS,
    payload: data,
});

const clinicAddFail = () => ({
    type: CLINIC_ADD_FAIL
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was extremely fine, and seemed more like a fog, so that it was difficult to believe one's eyes, and that even a few moments in a thin fog sufficed to thoroughly wet one's outer garments. He also speaks of the absence of that bluish haze which so softens and beautifies a distant view in lower latitudes. Unfortunately, Dr. Brewer was not equipped for accurate meteorological research, or we should doubtless have had from him valuable data on this very important and interesting subject.
A curious attempt to combine color impressions with musical sounds was recently made in London, by Mr. Wallace Rimington. The instrument used, called a "color organ," was so arranged that each organ note had a corresponding colored disk; pressure on the key threw this disk in front of a powerful arc or lime light by which an image was projected on a screen, and at the same time a musical tone was produced by the organ. Extracts from Chopin and Wagner were rendered; the effects are said to have been in the main pleasing, and were certainly novel.
The Royal Academy of Sciences of the Institute of Bologna offers a gold medal of one thousand francs' value for a memoir on a practical system for the prevention or extinction of fire. Italian, French, or Latin may be used; if in another language, it must be accompanied by an Italian translation. The essays should be signed by a nom de plume and accompanied by an envelope containing the author's real name. All essays must be in before May 29, 1896, and should be addressed to "Al segretario della R. Accademia delle Scienze dell' Institute di Bologna."
An examination of teas grown at various altitudes was recently conducted in the Lancet Laboratory, and seems to show that while the content of caffeine, the refreshing and important constituent of the tea leaf, is not materially affected by an increase of altitude, the tannin, the astringent principle, which gives to the stronger teas their harsh, disagreeable flavor, is quite markedly decreased. The essential oils, on which the agreeable flavor and odor depend, are increased by growth in higher altitudes. Unfortunately, the higher the altitude the less the yield—as, for instance, at seven thousand feet above sea level at Darjeeling, the yield is only two hundred to three hundred pounds per acre, while on the plains of Assam, at an elevation of from only one hundred to five hundred feet, the yield averages one thousand pounds per acre.
The report of the British Opium Commission is supplemented in a special memorandum by Sir William Roberts, who gives opium a position as to its effects on the system intermediate between alcohol and tobacco. But the habitual and excessive use of alcohol is followed by special organic changes that can be traced both during life and after death, while this is not the case with either opium or tobacco. Sir William thinks that the number of opium-eaters in India is likely to be underestimated rather than overestimated. He dwells upon the greater tolerance for opium among the natives of India as compared with Europeans, and cites the evidence of Surgeon-Lieutenant Colonel Crombie as to the very different effect of opium on native and English infants in support of the view that this enhanced tolerance on the part of the natives of India is apparently congenital.
A unique specimen of the great auk's egg was sold recently in London. It is a perfect egg, which was obtained sixty or seventy years ago in Iceland. It sold for $866.25.
In a paper read before the Geographical Club of Philadelphia, Mr. T. W. Balch relates several incidents observed by him in a journey through Alsace and Lorraine illustrative of the people's concealing French hearts under their Germanized exteriors. Among them was the evasion of the law forbidding the display of French flags, perceived in a show window in Strasburg. The storekeeper, with a thoroughly German name on his sign, had put in a conspicuous place some white candles between two packages of red ones, wrapped at the bottom in blue paper. "It was indeed a dull man who did not see at once the tricolor."
Prof. Franz Neumann, of the chair of Physics and Mineralogy at the University of Königsberg, died on May 23d at Königsberg, at the advanced age of ninety-seven. The work which placed him in the front ranks of science was a Mémoire sur la Théorie des Ondulations, presented to the Berlin Academy in 1835.
Prof. Valentine Ball, of Dublin, died on June 17th, aged fifty-two years. He was Director of the Museum of Science and Art of Dublin. He occupied the chair of Geology and Mineralogy in the University of Dublin from 1881 to 1883, and was the author of several works oh geology.
Theodore Brorsen, best known from his discovery of five comets, has recently died, in the seventy-seventh year of his age. He discovered the comet that bears his name in 1846, and found its period to be five years and a half. It has since been seen at four returns, but not since 1879. He discovered a second comet in 1846, a third in 1847, and two others in 1851.
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In-Person & Broadcast Services
9 AM Bulletin
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ACTS By Pastor Garry Mohr
Christmas Eve (5:30pm)
Oh, Come Let Us Adore Him!
The broadcast link is: https://bit.ly/2W2wT1W
Welcome We welcome you to our Christmas Eve Candlelight service. May you find joy and peace as we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior. Keep a candle handy.
Special Music "Hope Was Born This Night"
Welcome and Prayer
Opening Hymn "O, Come All Ye Faithful"
Scripture Reading Isaiah 9:6-7
For to us a Child is born, to us a Son is given; and the government will be upon His shoulders, and His name will be called "Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." Of the increase of His government and of peace there will be no end, upon the throne of David, and over His Kingdom, to establish it, and to uphold it with justice and with righteousness from this time forth and for evermore. The zeal of the Lord of hosts will do this.
Hymn "For Unto Us A Child Is Born"
Scripture Reading Micah 5:2
But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, who are little to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for Me one Who is to be ruler in Israel, whose origin is from of old, from ancient of days.
Hymn "O Little Town of Bethlehem"
Scripture Reading Luke 2:1-7
In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This was the first registration and was taken while Quirinius was governor of Syria. All went to their own towns to be registered. Joseph also went from the town of Nazareth in Galilee to Judea, to the city of David called Bethlehem, because he was descended from the house and family of David. He went to be registered with Mary, to whom he was engaged and who was expecting a Child. While they were there, the time came for her to deliver her Child. And she gave birth to her firstborn Son and wrapped Him in swaddling cloths, and laid Him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn.
Hymn "Away In a Manger"
Scripture Reading Luke 2:8-20
And in that region, there were shepherds out in the fields, keeping watch over their flocks by night. Then an angel of the Lord stood before them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid; for I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people: to you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, Who is the messiah, the Lord. This will be a sign for you: you will find a Child wrapped in swaddling cloth and lying in a manger." And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host, praising God and saying,
"Glory to God in the highest heaven,
and on earth peace among
those who He favors!"
When the angels had left them and gone into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, "Let us go now to Bethlehem and see this thing that has taken place, which the Lord has made known to us." So, they went with haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the Child lying in the manger. When they saw this, they made known what had been told them about this Child; and all who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds told them. But Mary treasured all these words and pondered them in her heart. And the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, as it had been told them.
Hymns "Angels We Have Heard On High"
Message "A Decree Went Out From Caesar Augustus"
Offering "A Christmas Offering"
Communion "Welcome to Our World"
Candle Lighting "Silent Night, Holy Night!"
Benediction "Joy To The World"
Online giving link is https://sllc90808.churchcenter.com/giving
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Kathleen Lang Metaxas will demonstrate her unique process of Eco-Printing silk scarves and cotton aprons this Sunday, December 16 from 11:30 am to 3 pm. Her work has been getting a lot of attention lately! She has presented her work not only at Stockton Market but also at various boutiques in Bucks County and NJ. She is a working artist and instructor. Watch a short video of Kathleen here.


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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nick Adams (July 10, 1931 – February 7, 1968) was an American film and television actor. He has been noted for his supporting roles in successful Hollywood films during the 1950s and 1960s along with his starring role in the ABC television series The Rebel (1959). Decades after Adams' death from a prescription drug overdose at the age of 36, his widely publicized friendships with James Dean and Elvis Presley would stir speculation about both his private life and the circumstances of his death. In an Allmovie synopsis for Adams' last film, reviewer Dan Pavlides wrote, "Plagued by personal excesses, he will be remembered just as much for what he could have done in cinema as what he left behind." Description above from the Wikipedia article Nick Adams (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Mission Mars (1968)
as Nick Grant
Fever Heat (1968)
as Ace Jones
Mosby's Marauders (1967)
as Sgt. Gregg
国際秘密警察 絶体絶命 (1967)
as John Carter
怪獣大戦争 (1965)
as Astronaut F. Glenn
as Stephen Reinhart
フランケンシュタイン対地底怪獣 バラゴン (1965)
as Dr. Bowen
Young Dillinger (1965)
as John Dillinger
The Young Lovers (1964)
as Tarragoo
Twilight of Honor (1963)
as Ben Brown
The Hook (1963)
as Pvt. V.R. Hackett
The Interns (1962)
as Dr. Sid Lackland
Hell Is for Heroes (1962)
as Homer
Pillow Talk (1959)
as Tony Walters
The FBI Story (1959)
as John Gilbert ('Jack') Graham
No Time for Sergeants (1958)
as Pvt. Ben Whitledge
Teacher's Pet (1958)
as Barney Kovac
Sing Boy Sing (1958)
as C.K. Judd
Fury at Showdown (1957)
as Tracy Mitchell
The Last Wagon (1956)
as Ridge
A Strange Adventure (1956)
as Phil Davis
Our Miss Brooks (1956)
as Gary Nolan
as Bomber
Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
as Chick
Mister Roberts (1955)
as Reber
Somebody Loves Me (1952)
as Western Union boy


to get quickly to a given place safe and to accommodate on board a reasonable size fishing group. The 'V'-shaped hull of Parker 660 Pilothouse works particularly well at sea and gives an exceptionally stable and dry ride at speed even in difficult conditions. The Parker 660 Pilothouse is the only one in its range to be approved Category B (RCD). The boat can reach speeds of 35 knots with a 150 bhp engine. The Parker 660 Pilothouse is perfect for fishing trips with friends. The movement around the cabin is easy and safe with its high boards and numerous handrails and grab handles. There is ample storage space with special storage tunnels for the rods, bait and other fishing equipment. The standard equipment includes a deck shower to wash down the deck after a successful fishing journey, port and starboard rod holders, aft deck light. For optimal fishing comfort, a second steering position can be installed on the open deck. There can also be a table and chairs and a Bimini roof that will allow you to comfortably enjoy your boat while relaxing. The Parker 660 Pilothouse offers an original design, optimal comfort and high-quality equipment for even more pleasant cruising trips with the family and friends.


Note: FY2016 (2.75% interest rate) loan cycle is now open. Loan applications submitted are being accepted from September 1, 2015 to November 30, 2015.
The Missouri Energy Loan Program, administered by the Division of Energy in the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED), is available for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects for public and governmental buildings and structures. Eligible recipients include public schools (K-12), public/private colleges and universities, city/county governments, public water and wastewater treatment facilities, and public/private non-profit hospitals.
Loan amounts are based on projected energy savings from energy efficiency upgrades, which result in monetary savings that are used to repay the loan. For Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 financing is set at a 2.75% interest rate and 1% loan origination fee. Repayment schedules are determined on an individual project basis, but not to exceed 10 years. Loans under this program are determined on a competitive basis according to payback period.
In FY2014, $5,000,000 in loan funding was available, and in FY2015, $7,500,000 in loan funding was available. Loans are available in amounts from $10,000 to $1,000,000 per applicant.
The Missouri Department of Economic Development's Division of Energy has provided the energy loans from petroleum violation escrow funds and bonds since 1989. Since the program's inception, loans totaling over $89 million have been made through this program, resulting in an estimated cumulative savings of $167 million. The interest rates for energy loan financing are generally lower than the market interest rates. Loan recipients repay the loans with money saved on energy costs as a result of implementing energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. An energy saving loan is not defined as debt for public schools and local governments and therefore does not count against debt limits or require a public vote or bond issuance.
For other incentive programs in Missouri, please click here.
Please note that the information on this page is derived from DSIRE's Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency operated by NC Clean Energy Technology Center.


Celebrate the platinum jubilee of an icon as legendary musicians get together for a special concert in honor of Joni Mitchell, Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration!
Filmed over two nights at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration brings together a big-name lineup of performers to pay tribute to the legendary singer-songwriter. Seal, James Taylor, Norah Jones, Diana Krall, Kris Kristofferson, Graham Nash and more perform songs from Mitchell's extensive catalog of nineteen studio albums, culminating with all of the stars performing "Big Yellow Taxi" and presenting a birthday cake to Joni on stage.
Don't miss this one-night-only special event!


Vincent Bockaert has announced his latest version of his excellent 'The 123 of digital imaging Interactive Learning Suite'. This new version 3.5 features a wide range of updates and revisions including extensive coverage of Adobe Photoshop CS2 (including Adobe Bridge and Camera RAW 3.1), numerous new tutorials (high dynamic range images, sharpening, distortion correction etc.) In total 3.5 includes several hundred more pages than 3.0. As well as this new version Vincent has also carried out an extensive update of our glossary section with more new sections coming soon. Version 3.5 is free to owners of 3.0 (registered after 7/Apr/05) otherwise the upgrade costs just $9.99.


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Eragrostis ancashensis är en gräsart som beskrevs av P.M.Peterson, Refulio och Oscar Tovar. Eragrostis ancashensis ingår i släktet kärleksgrässläktet, och familjen gräs. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Q: Reference to new window after calling `window.open()` returns null in IE11 and MS Edge I am writing a React app, which is supposed to fetch data from server (binary pdf) and display it as PDF in new tab/window. I know how to figure out the displaying part, the problem is that the reference in my code to newly created window is lost. When you put the following file in vanilla create-react-app project and import it, you will see that the variable _window will return new window object on Chrome and Firefox but on Windows 7 (IE11) and Windows 10 (MS Edge) will return null.

import React, { Component } from 'react';

export default class Container extends Component {
  fetch() {
    const data = {
      user: 'User1',
      text: 'This is some text',
    }
    const user = document.createElement('h2');
    user.innerHTML = data.user;
    const text = document.createElement('p');
    text.innerHTML = data.text;
    const _window = window.open('about:blank', 'w1');
    console.log(_window);
    _window.document.body.appendChild(user);
    _window.document.body.appendChild(text);
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <button onClick={this.fetch.bind(this)}>Fetch!</button>
      </div>
    );
  }
}
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/react/15.1.0/react.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/react/15.1.0/react-dom.min.js"></script>

This disallows me to modify DOM of newly created window object. (I know most React folks will probably say to put it in the component and display it there but I need this to be done in certain way).
I have already tried reading this and this and also turning off protected mode in IE but it does not work.

A: It seems your problem isn't because of _window is null in IE/Edge, but you haven't created elements in the child window context which is required in IE/Edge.
So open your child window first and then create elements which you are going to append to the child window in the child window context as follows.
var _window = window.open('', 'w1');
var _contents = _window.document.createElement('div');

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Worst Marine Disaster Ever: The Dona Paz
American and European marine researchers like to point to the mass death tolls surrounding the Titanic, Sultana, Empress of Ireland, Mount Blanc and General Slocum disasters as among the worst marine disasters. But a collision and fire that destroyed and sank the Philippine ferry Dona Paz in Tablas Strait on December 20, 1987, appears to be the granddaddy of all disasters at sea. It is overshadowed only by the wartime ship sinkings that were deliberately committed as acts of war.
The Titanic, Sultana and Mount Blanc disasters claimed over 1,500 victims, each. The official passenger manifest of the Sulpicio Lines ferry recorded 1,583 passengers and 58 crew members. But survivors and researchers later said the vessel was packed with extra passengers who bought tickets illegally at a cheaper price and were not listed. They said the death toll might well have been over 4,000, but this number cannot be proven.
After that manifest was published, it was learned that another 675 persons boarded the ferry in Tacloban City, and another 908 came on board in Catbalogan. Also children under four years of age were not counted.
Details of the crash were almost impossible to get because there were only 26 survivors, and all but two were ferry passengers. Two crew members of the gasoline tanker Vector also were pulled from the sea alive some 16 hours after the collision.
What is known is that both ships were being operated in violation of national marine safety standards. The Dona Paz was excessively overcrowded and the bridge was undermanned while the crew of the Vector was found under qualified and the ship's license had expired.
The Dona Paz sailed on December 20 from Tacloban City, Leyte, for Manila, with a stop at Catbalogan City, Samar. It was expected to arrive the following afternoon. The last radio contact was made at around 8 p.m. that night. Survivors said the night was clear but the sea was choppy. Passengers were packed on decks and corridors, sleeping where ever they could find space.
In the meantime, the tanker Vector was sailing from Bataan to Masbate with 8,800 barrels of gasoline and other petroleum products for the Caltex Philippines. The two ships collided at 2:23 p.m., Philippine Standard Time, in the Tablas Strait, off Marinduque.
The crash ignited the Vector's cargo and the hot fire quickly spread to the Dona Paz. The survivors said there was a crash followed by an explosion and that there was mass panic on the ferry. Survivor Paquito Osabel said the sea itself was burning.
They said the lights failed almost immediately on the ferry, the ship's crew members were not giving any orders and they discovered the lockers where the life jackets were stored were locked, all of which added to the confusion and terrible loss of life. Those who survived were forced to jump into the burning sea and swim among charred bodies in shark-infested waters.
Both ships sank, the ferry in about two hours after the crash and the Vector two hours after that.
Apparently neither ship sent out radio distress calls. The disaster was not known in Manila until eight hours later, when the ferry failed to arrive on schedule and search and rescue operations were launched. By the time they were found the survivors had miraculously remained alive for some 16 hours in the open sea. Most of them suffered burns.
The Philippine Coast Guard found in its investigation that only one apprentice member of the ferry's crew was monitoring the bridge at the time of the collision. The other officers, including the captain, were either drinking beer or watching television. Nevertheless, the Philippine Supreme Court ruled that it was the crew of the Vector that was responsible for the crash and the owners were liable to indemnify the victim's families. It was found that the Vector was operating without a license or qualified master, and the crew had not stationed a lookout.
Caltex Philippines, which chartered the Vector, was cleared of financial liability.
The 2,600-ton ferry was built at Hiroshima, Japan, in 1963 and originally operated in Japanese waters under the name Himeyuri Maru. It was sold to Sulpicio Lines and given its new name in 1975.


§ 14. When that servant of the Lord, Boisil, saw that Cuthbert was restored, he said, "You see, my brother, how you have recovered from your disease, and I assure you it will give you no farther trouble, nor are you likely to die at present. I advise you, inasmuch as death is waiting for me, to learn from me all you can whilst I am able to teach you; for I have only seven days longer to enjoy my health of body, or to exercise the powers of my tongue." Cuthbert, implicitly believing what he heard, asked him what he would advise him to begin to read, so as to be able to finish it in seven days. "John the Evangelist," said Boisil. "I have a copy containing seven quarto sheets: we can, with God's help, read one every day, and meditate thereon as far as we are able." They did so accordingly, and speedily accomplished the task; for they sought therein only that simple faith which operates by love, and did not trouble themselves with minute and subtle questions. After their seven days' study was completed, Boisil died of the above-named complaint; and after death entered into the joys of eternal life. They say that, during these seven days, he foretold to Cuthbert everything which should happen to him: for, as I have said before, he was a prophet and a man of remarkable piety. And, moreover, he had three years ago foretold to Abbot Eata, that this pestilence would come, and that he himself would die of it; but that the abbot should die of another disease, which the physicians call dysentery; and in this also he was a true prophet, as the event proved. Among others, he told Cuthbert that he should be ordained bishop. When Cuthbert became an anchorite, he would not communicate this prophecy to any one, but with much sorrow assured the brethren who came to visit him, that if he had a humble residence on a rock, where the waves of the ocean shut him out from all the world, he should not even then consider himself safe from its snares, but should be afraid that on some occasion or other he might fall victim to the love of riches.


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Q: Importing netbeans to eclipse Yesterday I had my application from netbeans imported into eclipse but I've got an error with my connection to the database.
import com.sun.crypto.provider.RSACipher;

It says:
Access restriction: The type RSACipher is not accessible due to restriction on required library

This import was working well in netbeans before but I cant get it solve on eclipse, can anyone help me?

A: You are missing a JAR (sunjce_provider.jar) in classpath. Surely it comes with Netbeans but Eclipse has no idea about it hehe
http://www.jarfinder.com/index.php/java/info/com.sun.crypto.provider.SunJCE

A: Cause of that is missing library in your project class path.
To fix it you must add proper jar reference to project class path.

A: The issue is with Eclipse, solutions have been covered in answers of this question:
Access restriction on class due to restriction on required library rt.jar?
The underlying reason (from my research on the subject) is that sun.* and com.sun.* packages are specific to Sun's JVM and could be changed in future release, and would not be present in other JVMs. For that reason they should not be used.


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Nuclear plant gets new warning sirens
Tim McCord (left) and Glenn Sears of McCord Communications of Anniston, Ala., signal co-workers to straighten a new warning siren installed near Progress Energy's Brunswick Nuclear Plant on N.C. 87 in Burnswick County.
New public notification sirens within the 10-mile emergency planning zone surrounding the Brunswick Nuclear Plant will be installed beginning this week.
The new siren system is battery-powered and provides enough energy to run the sirens at full volume continuously for a minimum of 30 minutes should the sirens lose electric power, which are enhancements over the existing system, a spokesman for plant operator Progress Energy said.
The batteries store enough energy "to maintain full capabilities of the sirens for at least one week if necessary," Brunswick plant emergency preparedness manager Gene Atkinson said in a news release.
The existing system includes 36 pole-mounted sirens in Brunswick and New Hanover counties. The new sirens will consist of a vertical column of omni-directional speaker cells that don't rotate, Atkinson said.
The sirens can be tested at full volume for short durations and at frequencies that are inaudible. The sirens will be tested during the quarterly low-volume, short-duration "growl" test July 12 and will undergo a full-volume test to ensure operability before the system goes into service and the current sirens are removed, Atkinson said.
The new sirens will be installed through June.
Most of the new sirens will be built 15 to 20 feet from existing poles, but some will be placed in slightly different locations. Two sites will receive sirens for the first time – one north of Snow's Cut in New Hanover County and another between St. James and Midway off N.C. 211 in Brunswick County.


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SiriusXM broadcasts the event world-wide!
Palm Springs, Florida USA (May 13, 2019) – One of the greatest rock bands in history, The Who, with Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, brought a 60-piece orchestra to the G-Star School of the Arts' Sound Stage on the back lot of the G-Star Studios motion picture complex to rehearse for their upcoming "Moving On" Tour.
Pete Townshend, Greg Hauptner, Jeremy Ring, Roger Daltrey
SiriusXM broadcast a world-wide "Town Hall Meeting" with Pete and Roger interviewed by radio DJ, TV personality, and actor Mark Goodman of MTV fame. The interview will be broadcast multiple times during The Who tour with the interview break tag line, "Now back to the G-Star School of the Arts in Palm Springs, Florida with Peter Townshend and Roger Daltrey."
Pete Townshend stated, "This is a wonderful place! What you have done here is unbelievable!" Roger Daltrey added, "Amazing, simply amazing to have a school and a Sound Stage like this!"
Former Florida Senator and a member of the team that grew Yahoo.com into an internet behemoth, Jeremy Ring said, "G-Star is the most incredible high school I've ever seen. Bringing The Who and SiriusXM here is an example of their educational process that no other arts school in the country can offer."
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Blackcurrant ice-cream and petanque
by Thibault · Published 27 September 2011 · Updated 9 December 2012
Every year, in August, Celine's friends meet in a small campsite in Ardeche, a warm, hilly and dry region in the center of France, to celebrate the end of the holidays. It's the occasion for everybody to enjoy the last summer days, to take a dip in the nearby cristal-clear river or in the pool, to play petanque or to drink the traditional aperitif while talking about everything that's wrong in France.
Celine and I were invited, and we offered to bring some ice-cream. The two requests we had were chocolate and blackcurrant. Our adventurous spirit drove us to choose the never-tried-before one, of course.
It was a little late in the year to pick the fruit ourselves, and anyway the only blackcurrant bushes I know are in La Sagne (see Redcurrant Post), which was 150kms away. We had to find another solution.
I remember using, with Peter, a sort of blueberry cordial for a previous ice-cream, which turned out to be a little disappointing, so I was not expecting much from bottled berries, but when I found a refrigerated bottle of pure fresh blackcurrant juice in an organic shop, I thought I could give it a try.
It was pure juice, and yet it was extremely concentrated. We first tried drinking it, but had to dilute it and add a little sugar to make it a pleasant drink. Blackcurrant essence… I was getting more and more confident.
I used the Russell recipe, and added 60 cl of blackcurrant juice, which immediately coloured the mix. The liquid traveled from Clermont-Ferrand to Ardeche in a sealed bag. We knew 4kg of ice were waiting for us in the campsite manager's freezer…
We arrived right in the middle of a game of petanque, and started cranking immediately after the greetings. People came in turns to crank between two petanque throws.
The ice-cream had an amazing purple colour, and everybody agreed to say it was exceptional. The berry taste was intense, fresh and slightly acidic, and yet smoothed by the presence of the cream in an amazing combination. And the week end was just starting….
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I loved reading that The Old Russell Recipe was your recipe of choice in your attempt at the black current ice cream. It just proves, once again, that it's the quintessential ice cream recipe! Thanks for sharing your adventure. I would love to have helped you lick that dasher!!
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Home / News / BlackBerry Officially Announced The DTEK 60
BlackBerry Officially Announced The DTEK 60
Mary Smith October 26, 2016	News, Smartphones
BlackBerry, the Canadian company that used to manufacture what many of us considered to be the perfect business smartphones, announced the DTEK 60 on Tuesday. This is the second device from the DTEK line, and according to some people, it is also the last. It is also one of the few Android smartphones released by the company. What really differentiates the BlackBerry smartphones from other Android devices is its security features. The Canadian company didn't give up on trying to deliver the most secure handsets out there, even if they ditched their own operating system.
BlackBerry definitely did not create the DTEK 60 to impress with its design. Even though the appearance of the handset is quite pleasant, it doesn't stand out with anything. It has a design with rounded edges and the signature BlackBerry logo on the back cover of the device. This doesn't mean that it is not a good quality handset, though. The DTEK 60 has a 5.5-inch QHD display, which is able to ensure great image quality. The device features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, and it includes 4GB of RAM and 32GB internal storage. Users can further extend this by up to 2TB thanks to the microSD card slot of the smartphone. This is certainly more than enough space for the majority os smartphone users. The latest BlackBerry smartphone has a 3000mAh battery, which is not impressive, but it isn't disappointing either. It should be enough to take users through the day, but don't expect any miracles.
The latest Blackberry smartphone has a 3000mAh battery, which is not impressive, but it isn't disappointing either. It should be enough to take users through the day, but don't expect any miracles. Even so, compared to other smartphones, the DTEK 60 should offer a good battery life. The latest addition to BlackBerry's lineup has an 8MP front-facing camera, and a stunning 21MP back snapper, with auto-focus and a dual-tone LED flash. Naturally, users will find a fingerprint scanner on the back of the device. After all, BlackBerry is famous for its attention to security.
The DTEK 60 keeps the BlackBerry Hub, which is the favorite BB feature of the majority of users. It also has a smart keyboard which helps users to type faster, and more accurately. This almost makes up for the lack of the physical keyboard every BB fan used to love. The device also features the Customizable BlackBerry Convenience Key, which allows users to easily access their most used applications.
Of course, the latest DTEK device kept the majority of features of previous Android handsets. These include the Rapid Security Patching, the Hardware Root of Trust and Secure Boot Process. Users will also benefit from Android OS hardening, FIPS 140-2 Compliant Full Disk Encryption, Android for Work and Google Play for Work. The DTEK remains a good option for a business smartphone, given the fact that it features BlackBerry's Full Enterprise Mobility Management Support. It is also quite affordable, with a $499 price tag. For now, the device is only available in select countries, but it will soon be released globally.
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Perspective: Top-Down
PixelatedArcade has the following games in the database that have the genre Top-Down.
Displaying games 1 - 30 of 467 in total
Screenshots Cover Art Documentation Tech Specs Credits Links
The Avalon Hill Game Company
Documented for Systems: Apple II (1981), Atari 8-bit (1981), Commodore 64 (1983), Commodore PET (1981), IBM PC/Compatibles (1981), TI-99/4A (1983), TRS-80 (1981)
(Versions also published by: International PC Owners)
Documented for Systems: IBM PC/Compatibles (1981), TRS-80 (1980)
Documented for Systems: IBM PC/Compatibles (1981)
Alphabet Zoo
Spinnaker Software Corporation
Documented for Systems: IBM PC/Compatibles (1983), TRS-80 Color Computer (1984)
Archon: The Light and the Dark
Electronic Arts, Inc. (Versions also published by: Ariolasoft UK)
Beneath Apple Manor
Beyond Castle Wolfenstein
Muse Software
Documented for Systems: Apple II (1984), Atari 8-bit (1984), Commodore 64 (1984), IBM PC/Compatibles (1985)
Capcom Co., Ltd. (Versions also published by: Activision, Inc., Atari Corporation, Data East USA, Inc., INTV Corp.)
Documented for Systems: Apple II (1987), Arcade (1985), Atari 2600 (1988), Atari 7800 (1989), IBM PC/Compatibles (1986), Intellivision (1987)
Conflict in Vietnam
MicroProse Software, Inc. (Versions also published by: MicroProse Ltd.)
Sierra On-Line, Inc. (Versions also published by: IBM)
Documented for Systems: Apple II (1981), Atari 8-bit (1981), Commodore 64 (1983), Commodore VIC-20 (1981), IBM PC/Compatibles (1982)
Crusade in Europe
MicroProse Software, Inc.
Decision in the Desert
Dunzhin
Computer Applications Unlimited
FriendlyWare P.C. Introductory Set
FriendlySoft Inc.
Galactic Gladiators
Strategic Simulations, Inc.
Documented for Systems: Apple II (1982), IBM PC/Compatibles (1983)
Activision, Inc. (Versions also published by: Tokuma Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd.)
Documented for Systems: Atari 2600 (1985), Commodore 64 (1984), IBM PC/Compatibles (1985), NES (1986)
Atarisoft (Versions also published by: Atari Corporation)
Documented for Systems: Apple II (1984), Atari 5200 (1986), Commodore 64 (1984), IBM PC/Compatibles (1984)
Guerrilla War
SNK Corporation (Versions also published by: Data East USA, Inc., Imagine)
Documented for Systems: Arcade (1987), Commodore 64 (1988), IBM PC/Compatibles (1987)
SNK Corporation (Versions also published by: Atari Corporation, Data East Corporation)
Documented for Systems: Arcade (1986), Atari 7800 (1990), Commodore 64 (1987), IBM PC/Compatibles (1987)
Ikari Warriors II: Victory Road
Data East Corporation
Leland Corporation (Versions also published by: Melbourne House)
Documented for Systems: Arcade (1987), IBM PC/Compatibles (1988)
M.U.L.E.
Math Maze
D. C. Heath and CompanyD. C. Heath and Company / DesignWare, Inc.
Murder on the Zinderneuf
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Documented for Systems: IBM PC/Compatibles (1983), Intellivision (1982)
PC Pool
PC Pool Challenges
The Seven Cities of Gold
Snack Attack II
Funtastic, Inc.
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Progression of a focal ischemic lesion in rat brain during treatment with a novel glycine/NMDA antagonist: an in vivo three-dimensional diffusion-weighted MR microscopy study.
Stroke was induced in two groups of anesthetized rats by occlusion of the middle cerebral artery (MCA) and ipsilateral common carotid artery. Group 1 (control) received vehicle and group 2 received the glycine N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) antagonist ZD9379. Stroke volume was assessed by three-dimensional diffusion-weighted MR microscopy at 2.5 and 6 hours of MCA occlusion. At 2.5 hours, stroke volumes were identical in the two groups. At 6 hours, stroke volumes had increased by 15% in the control group; in contrast, the treated group showed a 40% reduced stroke volume. Conclusions from this in vivo study were as follows: (a) our technique allows more efficient and accurate measurement of stroke volume with an improvement in resolution over a previous method; (b) the ability to measure stroke volume at multiple time points shows volume change and assessment of time dependency of drug treatment; (c) at 6 hours, the glycine antagonist ZD9379 reduced stroke volume by 40%.
Johnson, G. Allan
Qiu, H; Hedlund, LW; Gewalt, SL; Benveniste, H; Bare, TM; Johnson, GA
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : Jmri
10.1002/jmri.1880070421
Brain Ischemia
Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
Quinolines
Rats, Inbred F344
Receptors, Glycine


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The First Nationwide Viticulture Apprenticeship
Plumpton College Launches the First Nationwide Viticulture Apprenticeship
Plumpton College, the UK's centre of excellence in wine education, training and research is set to launch the UK's first nationwide Viticulture apprenticeship and is seeking UK producers who are interested in taking part in the first pilot group.
The college has developed the government approved new Level 3 Crop Technician apprenticeship standard into a new Viticulture apprenticeship, which will be delivered on a national basis, and provide excellent coverage of all aspects of practical vineyard management.
Endorsed by Wine GB, students will learn a variety of skills including: canopy management and pruning, key vineyard operations as well as tractor driving and use of vineyard machinery. The course will also incorporate a range of competency certificates, such as first aid and pesticide application.
The apprenticeship is work based and would require attendance at Plumpton Wine Division on block placements over the two year period, during which accommodation will be provided making the course nationally accessible.
Jeremy Kerswell Principal of Plumpton College commented "With the UK wine industry going from strength to strength, it is actively seeking staff to establish and manage its vineyards, so the launch of this course is coming at a crucial time for the UK. We are delighted that we can now fulfil the needs of students wanting to study at Plumpton Wine Division that in the past haven't been able to due to location. Plumpton College has taken the initiative by offering, alongside our graduate courses in Viticulture & Oenology, a practical-based viticulture course to train a future UK workforce through distance learning."
"The college have recently developed national apprenticeship programmes with Tesco Booker, the National Trust and the RHS, and the Intention Is to give those employers who are interested the chance to help design the additional components of the programme and determine timeframes for blocks of study" Jeremy Kerswell concluded.
The programme would be fully funded for all 16-18 year olds and employers would also receive a £1,000 age incentive grant. If the apprentice is aged 19+, the employer only needs to make a 5% contribution for 19 +, and if the employer has a PAYE over £3m per annum, the full training fees are paid from their levy account. These fees and the training programme apply to either existing employees who wish to be trained or new recruits to the business.
The full cost of the apprenticeship is £15,000 with employers contribution being just £750.
For those producers who wish to express an interest please contact the Principal's PA Tanya Mehmet Tanya.mehmet@plumpton.ac.uk by the end of September. If anyone has any queries about it or would like to discuss it further prior to confirming their interest, they can contact, Hamish Dow. He can be contacted on T:01273 890454 or hamish.dow@plumpton.ac.uk
The first apprenticeship cohort would start in November 2019.
Hear from our Principal, Jeremy Kerswell and our Head of Faculty, James Pashely in this short video.
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It's been used in construction since the 1st century B.C. The Colosseum, The Trevi Fountain and the Colonnade of Saint Peter's Square in Rome are the most important Italian monuments made of this material. Nowadays this stone is widely used for floorings and wall coverings in bathrooms and kitchens. These are the material's pros and cons.
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Икосаедричната циркогония (Circogonia icosahedra), наричана просто икосаедър, е вид едноклетъчни морски животни. Прилича на правилен икосаедър.

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My second book project traces the way humankind has used and represented icebergs from the Middle Ages to the present.
We talk about icebergs like they're alive: they calve from glaciers, hiss and growl as they churn in icy waters, and they die slow deaths as they follow ocean currents. But along the way, they can do real damage, as the Titanic disaster dramatically testifies.
Icebergs are threats. But they are also valuable resources, variously exploited as navigational aids, mid-ocean aircraft carriers, and drinking water. As a result, icebergs have been a catalyzing force for international cooperation and will be the source of future fights.
The natural phenomena is also a potent cultural symbol for humankind's changing relationship with the environment. What was once depicted in monumental paintings as a memento of nature's power is now routinely cited as proof of the earth's fragility.
As the planet warms, more icebergs will be launched into the ocean. This book offers a history of icebergs and predicts their future.