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By Carol-Piedmont Trails on July 4, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )
There are times when a family historian is unable to locate the paper trail and questions quickly come to mind. It would seem to many that a person without paper documents, marriage, children lived an uneventful life. The branch displaying their name seems bare since the link to other family members in a future sense doesn't even exist. I have several ancestors in my personal family tree that fit this profile and I am sure we all have at least one person on our tree like this. Years ago, I began to look at these individuals with a new interest simply because I refused to settle for the little information I accumulated. I was missing something, a clue, a hint, anything that would direct me to the right path and possibly new discoveries.
One such ancestor for me personally is mentioned in the 1870 census record shown above. If you look at the 6th entry the name Julia appears at the age of 57. Julia Motsinger listed as a white female with no known occupation living with Elizabeth Motsinger in the Browntown Township of Davidson County, NC. This house was actually located on the property of Felix Motsinger and in the vicinity of the Shady Grove Post Office and Abbott's Creek. Julie Ann, as she was known by family, is my 3rd great aunt and the oldest daughter of Felix and Christina Motsinger. She was born within the boundaries of Rowan County, North Carolina during the year of 1813. Siblings include 3 brothers and 5 sisters, a fairly large group. It's interesting to note that half of these siblings would never marry and just as many would live a short life.
Julie Ann and her youngest brother, Joshua G Motsinger, were 24 years apart. For present day families, this would be a shocking age difference. During the early 19th century, this was common practice as many women bore children from late teens to mid forties There is a period of 8 years between the birth of Louisa in 1823 and the birth of Sarah in 1831 and yet another 8 year period between the birth of Mary in 1814 and the first Joshua in 1822. The gaps in birth dates belong to another article that I hope to share with you all in the near future. Getting back to the first Joshua, he died in 1824 just before his 2nd birthday. It was also common practice to name children after others who died before them. This was used to carry on that particular name in the family. Julie Ann was at the age of 9 at the birth and age 11 at his death. This first Joshua held the middle initial J. It could have stood for John, Jacob, Joseph and many others. The headstone verifies this and the birth/death dates for him. I can only imagine the feeling of loss during the death of Joshua J Motsinger and how it must have affected young Julie Ann.
The brother, Joshua G Motsinger born 1837, was the youngest child of Felix and Christina. It is possible that Felix and Christina had more children and they simply were not alive during the census years and it is also possible that Felix and Christina were apart during these years for various reasons. Nevertheless, the census records do confirm that 9 children were documented and other materials have proven their relationship to their parents such as wills, church records and more. The youngest brother, Joshua attended school and was able to read and write. He married in October of 1860 and brought his bride, Elizabeth Smith Motsinger, to live with his parents and sisters. Joshua worked in the Guilford mines during the Civil War and due to his duties, Elizabeth qualified for a Confederate widow's pension during the year of 1901. Joshua died October of 1865 just a few days before the birth of his son, John. Elizabeth never remarried and remained with her husband's family during the next twenty years. It's at this point where Julie Ann is recognized in a much different way than years past with my research.
If you refer back to the first photo showing the 1870 census, it clearly shows a daughter by the name of Julia, age 7. This Julia is the second child of Joshua and Elizabeth born 1862. Julia Ann Motsinger grew up with her namesake and married Solomon Tesh in 1877. Just how close were these Julia/Julie Ann Motsingers? To further answer this question, the 1870 census reveals another fact. Elizabeth and her children were living separately from Felix and Christina but the elder Julie Ann was living with Elizabeth with no occupation. By 1880, relationships were introduced to the federal census records and Elizabeth is proclaimed as head of household with son, Felix, age 18, son John, age 14 and Julie Ann, age 67 and listed as sister. Julie Ann was indeed the sister-in-law of Elizabeth and it is very obvious now that she is a very important member of this little family.
Abbott's Creek near opening of High Rock Lake
It was in the house near Abbott's Creek where Elizabeth received the news about her oldest son's death in 1881. An accident occurred in Salem resulting in the untimely death of 20 year old Felix. His grandfather and namesake died in 1872 and is buried at Bethany United Church of Christ in Davidson County. Young Felix must be buried at this cemetery as well, but no record has been located of his burial location. The years following were filled with plans and ideas of moving to Forsyth County, NC. By 1884, Julie Ann purchased or acquired from Joseph Yokley 145 acres just northeast of Kernersville. Young John Louis was not of age to obtain the property, but by 1886, a deed was located from Julie Ann Motsinger to John Louis Motsinger in the amount of $400.00 for the exact same 145 acres.
Julie Ann acquired the property in January of 1881, the same month and year that young Felix was killed in an accident. This leads me to think that plans were made for the family to move before young Felix died and upon his death and the age of John Louis, the plans moved forward with Julie Ann's direction. This is not the first document that portrays my 3rd great aunt in family matters. Julie Ann was very much involved with the wills of her parents, the care and well-being of her remaining sisters and her devotion to both of her brother's families. The last document I have for her on hand dates to 1895 and it is the will of her sister, Christina. From this point, Julie Ann does not appear on the 1900 census and it seems that her death occurred between 1895 and 1900.
There are several burial locations that are possible for Julie Ann Motsinger. One is Bethany United Church of Christ Cemetery located in Davidson County, NC. This is the cemetery where her parents, grandparents and majority of her siblings are buried. Another is Abbots Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery where many of her relatives are buried such as first cousins, aunts and uncles. Another location would be Shady Grove Methodist Church located in the same area which Julie Ann lived most of her life. This cemetery is also where her oldest brother, Joseph and his family are buried. The final possible location is Piney Grove Methodist Church in Kernersville, Forsyth County, NC. If Julie Ann moved with Elizabeth and her son, John Louis, then this location would fit the puzzle nicely. Elizabeth and John Louis both are buried in this cemetery. The church was established during 1882 which fits perfectly with the timeframe of Elizabeth and her family's move to Kernersville.
I will end this with just a few of my personal thoughts. I think after the death of Joshua G Motsinger in 1865, Julie Ann Mostinger, his older sister, stepped into the role of caring for the children and Elizabeth. I believe the bond was so great that Julie Ann moved into the little house on Felix and Christina's property and aided the family through the years. I also believe that after the death of young Felix in 1881, Julie Ann stepped forward again and seized the opportunity of land in Kernersville and a new beginning. Once John Louis reached the legal age, he became owner of the property and I think Elizabeth with Julie Ann accompanied him to Kernersville. A woman who could neither read or write successfully, Julie Ann Motsinger gained respect and admiration from her family and friends. She was the last of her immediate family to die, all of her siblings were already dead and buried after 1895. Living nearly 90 years, even though she never married or had any children of her own, I think her love and devotion to her family speaks volumes. Sometimes, you only have to look within your own heart to understand the feelings of our ancestors from long ago.
Julie Ann's namesake, niece Julia Ann Motsinger Tesh lived until 1938. She is the mother of 6 children, 3 boys and 3 girls. The Julia Ann name was not passed on to the next generation by her namesake nor by her nephew, John Louis Motsinger. Even though, Julie Ann Motsinger(1813-before 1900) has a small branch on my tree, it will always represent beauty, love and devotion that will forever stand the test of time.
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Title: The return of Christ and the 1000 years of Revelation 20: how should we understand these things?
Over the last while, we've been working our way through the articles of the Apostles' Creed. This afternoon we've come to the last of the articles that deal with the work of Christ. The first two questions and answers in Lord's Day 19 speak of his sitting at the right hand of God. Christ has completed his work here on earth and so he sits in heaven with the Father. Sitting at the right hand means that he's been given a position of power and honour. He's the head of the church and the one through whom the Father governs all things. From heaven, he pours out heavenly gifts through the Spirit and then also defends and preserves us from all his and our enemies.
And then we get to the return of Christ to judge the living and the dead. Our Catechism gives a straightforward summary of what Scripture teaches about that. When Christ returns as judge, I have nothing to fear. I have nothing to fear, because he took the divine judgment that was to fall on me. Moreover, all his and my enemies are going to get their just desserts. Meanwhile, I will be vindicated and taken into heavenly joy and glory. Christ's return is not something to be afraid of, but to anticipate. If we're looking to him in faith, we can see that his return offers gospel promises of comfort.
The Catechism is simple and clear on these things. Yet there are all sorts of questions that people ask about the last things, what we call eschatology. Eschatology is the doctrine of the last things. A question that I've often been asked about is the 1000 years mentioned in Revelation 20. Many other church groups around us hold to a definite view of the 1000 years or the millennium. Some years ago, there were those books in the Left Behind series. A movie was even made of it, and recently it was remade into yet another movie. Reformed believers sometimes get confused about these things and so it's no wonder that they ask questions. This afternoon we're going to look more closely at the millennium, the 1000 years of Revelation 20. What are we to believe about it and how should we regard the different views of it?
The issue here is the proper understanding of the first six verses of Revelation 20. Let's first briefly look at those verses. Verse 2 says that Satan will be bound for 1000 years. Verse 3 says that after the 1000 years are over, Satan must be released for a little while. Verse 4 speaks of some believers who come to life and reign with Christ for 1000 years – this is the "first resurrection." Verse 5 says that the rest of the dead come to life after the 1000 years. Then verse 6 tells us those who share in the first resurrection are blessed and holy and repeats the fact that they will reign with Christ during those 1000 years. You can be forgiven if you read these verses and are left scratching your head. The meaning is not right away clear. We're left asking: is there a literal 1000 year kingdom of Christ and if so, when does it take place?
There have been various answers to that question. We can group them broadly into three categories. I'll briefly tell you what they are and then we'll spend some time looking more closely at each one. Remember: we're looking at the 1000 year question, the millennium question. So each of these approaches is described as a form of "millennialism," a belief about the millennium of Revelation 20. First, there is pre-millennialism. Pre-millennialism says that Christ returns to earth before (pre-) a literal 1000 year kingdom on this earth. Second, we'll look at post-millennialism. Post-millennialism argues that Christ returns after (post-) the establishment of his millennial kingdom on earth. Finally, we have a-millennialism. The prefix 'a' means that there is no millennium, at least there is no literal 1000 year kingdom. So there are these three different views. Which one is correct?
Let's begin with the one that's most popular today: pre-millennialism. This is the position of many North American evangelical churches. It's quite common to look at a statement of faith or doctrinal statement and find something like: "We believe in and expectantly await the glorious, visible, personal, premillennial return of the Lord Jesus Christ." A form of pre-millennialism was promoted by the Left Behind books and films. Because it's so popular in North America and because in our Reformed churches we haven't always been so diligent about teaching eschatology, it's possible that pre-millennialism is the default position of many people in our churches too.
There are a number of varieties of pre-millennialism. We can't do justice to them all this afternoon. Instead, I'll describe one popular form of it. According to this form of pre-millennialism, Jesus Christ came to earth with a plan to establish an earthly kingdom among the Jews. However, the Jews did not want him as their king and so his plan failed. Instead, Christ decided to go with a "plan B" involving the church. With this view, there is a distinction made between Old Testament Israel and the church. They are two separate entities. According to this form of pre-millennialism, there is no continuity between the Old Testament people of God and the New Testament people of God. Israel and the church are distinct, they say.
Suddenly, at some point in history, what they call "the rapture" is going to happen. This is said to be Christ's second coming. It will not be public. Those who are believers will suddenly be drawn up to heaven by Christ and everyone else is left behind. Especially south of the border you'll sometimes see bumper stickers that say, "In case of rapture, this car will be driverless." Some enterprising people have even sold "rapture insurance." If you're raptured, your family members who are not raptured or your pets or whatever will still be taken care of. Believers are raptured, taken out of the world, and only unbelievers are left.
What happens next is the tribulation. There will be seven years of enormous world turmoil. The Antichrist is busy doing his evil work during this time. After this tribulation time, Jesus returns again. This third coming is public. Everyone will see it and know about it. He returns with all the saints. Then Christ reigns on earth with them for 1000 years. Christ and his saints rule from Jerusalem. The temple is rebuilt there and the sacrificial system of the Old Testament resumes again.
After the millennium, there is a turning away from God and one last battle with Satan. Satan is defeated and then cast into the bottomless pit. Then comes the resurrection of all unbelievers and the final day of judgment. After that, believers finally get to live in the new heavens and new earth.
I don't blame you if you didn't follow all of that. I tried to keep it as simple as possible, but even then it's quite elaborate. You can see why they need charts to explain it. You can see why pre-millennialism easily lends itself to a whole series of books like Left Behind. But how should we evaluate it? There's so much that's wrong with this approach that it's difficult to know where to begin.
But let's just restrict ourselves to the problem of understanding the 1000 years of Revelation 20. If you want a more rigorous and thorough critique of pre-millennialism, you should check out Kim Riddlebarger's book A Case for Amillennialism.
When it comes to the understanding of Revelation 20, where pre-millennialism fails is its insistence on understanding some things in a literal fashion. There are many parts of the Bible that are meant to be taken literally. There are descriptions of historical events that we take at face value. However, the Bible is a large volume with 66 books. Each of those books has its own character and there are several different types of literature among these books. The word for a certain type of literature is 'genre.' There are different genres in the Bible. One of these genres or types of writing is called apocalyptic. There are books in the apocalyptic genre, or books that contain passages written in the apocalyptic style. For instance, parts of Daniel, Joel, and Zechariah. Most of the book of Revelation also falls in that category. Apocalyptic literature uses a lot of symbolism to communicate a message. But pre-millennialists are often missing this point.
So in Revelation 20, pre-millennialists typically see the 1000 years as a literal 1000 year reign of Christ on the earth. However, in verses 1 and 2 of Revelation 20, we read about Satan being bound with a great chain. Satan is an angel. He does not have a physical body. So how would it be possible to bind him with a literal physical chain? It's obvious that the language is symbolic or metaphorical. If the language is symbolic in one part of the verse, shouldn't consistency lead you to see that the language is symbolic in the other part of the verse, especially if you're dealing with apocalyptic literature? It's arbitrary to say that the great chain is metaphorical but the 1000 years are literal. It's inconsistent. So pre-millennialism fails to read the Bible properly here.
According to pre-millennialism, the reign of Christ on earth is still coming. But listen to what Jesus said in Matthew 12:28, "But if it is by the Spirit of God that I cast out demons, then the kingdom of God has come upon you." Or what about Luke 17:20-21? Christ was asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom would come. But he said not to listen to those who say, "Look, here it is!" or "There it is!" He said, "…for behold, the kingdom of God is in the midst of you." And then there's Colossians 1:13. Paul says that Christians living here on this earth right now have been transferred into the kingdom of Christ. Christ is ruling on this earth right now. Yes, there is still a sense in which his kingdom is coming. He taught us to pray, "Your kingdom come…" But that doesn't take away from the fact that he is ruling here on earth right now already. Pre-millennialism fails to reckon with this biblical truth.
Finally, pre-millennialism also has trouble with what the Bible says about the resurrection of the righteous. Remember, pre-millennialism says that the saints are resurrected at the beginning of the 1000 years. The last day of judgment doesn't come until after the 1000 years are over and the final apostasy. But what does Jesus say in John 6:39-40? He says that he will raise up the elect at the last day. He repeats it several times in John 6. Martha says it in John 11 as well and Jesus doesn't correct her. When he says about Lazarus, "Your brother will rise again," Martha replies, "I know that he will rise again in the resurrection on the last day." Both the righteous and the unrighteous are resurrected on the last day of judgment, not at the beginning of a 1000 year reign. This is also what we confess in article 37 of the Belgic Confession. The only resurrection of the dead takes place at the last day. There is only one resurrection. So here too, pre-millennialism cannot be correct.
But then what about post-millennialism? Here we are closer to the truth. In fact, throughout history, there have been numerous Reformed believers who've held this position. It's quite well-recognized that our Reformed confessions leave room for post-millennialism.
The prefix 'post' says it all. The return of Christ comes after the 1000 years. According to post-millennialism, there is only one return of Christ and there is only one resurrection. As for the 1000 years, post-millennialism doesn't take this to be necessarily a literal 1000 years. It is a set period of time in history, they say. In this period, which still lays in the future, the gospel is preached everywhere and widely accepted. Christianity expands and the world becomes Christianized. The vast majority of people submit to the reign of Christ on earth through his church. There is a golden age ahead for the Christian faith. Post-millennialists do believe that there will be a final struggle with Satan before Christ's return, but the overall view is one of optimism. We can be positive seeing that there is a great future ahead.
But the question is: does the Bible support this very optimistic view of the future things? Does the kingdom of Christ come upon this earth with glory and grandeur the way people conceive of these things? The question relates to the character of Christ's kingdom in this age. The Bible speaks about this age and the age to come. The kingdom has a different character in each of the two ages. In the age to come, all the opposition to Christ is gone, all sin is gone, everything evil is conquered in a definitive and public fashion. But in this age, the kingdom exists in the midst of suffering and persecution. Christ's kingdom advances, but in a counter-intuitive way. That's what happened in Acts 14. In Acts 14, Paul and Barnabas were at one moment being worshipped as Greek gods (literally!), and the next moment the people of the same city were trying to stone them to death. Yet there were those who heard the preaching of the gospel and believed, disciples were made. Paul and Barnabas encouraged these disciples and in verse 22 of Acts 14, they said, "We must through many tribulations enter the kingdom of God." In this age, the way the kingdom progresses is through hardship and suffering, through persecution. Scripture does not lead us to expect that, in this age, Christianity will be widely embraced. Quite the opposite, since Jesus says in Matthew 7:14, "For the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life, and those who find it are few." There's far more that could be said about post-millennialism, but we want to move on to the last way of understanding Revelation 20.
Amillennialism is the view held by most Reformed theologians today. As I mentioned earlier, the word "amillennialism" literally means "no-millennialism." I think it was Dr. J. Faber who proposed a different name for this view. Dr. Faber reportedly said that we should call it nunc-millennialism. Nunc is the Latin word for "now." So, "now-millennialism." That would be more accurate. It would be better because what this view says is that the millennium is right now. It's not coming at some point in the future before Christ returns, like the post-millennialists say. It's not coming after Christ returns, like the pre-millennialists say. No, the millennium of Revelation 20 is the present reign of Christ here on this earth. It's not a literal 1000 years. It's stands for the period of time between his ascension into heaven and his return to judge the living and the dead.
During this time, during the millennium, Satan is bound. He is bound right now. What that means is that, while he tries, he cannot ultimately stand in the way of the progress of the gospel. He can still do a lot of evil things, but he cannot stop the gospel being preached over the whole world, to every nation, tribe, and tongue. The Great Commission given by Christ to his church will continue to be carried out and people will be saved. We see that happening among us and we see that happening on our mission fields too. In that sense, we can share some of the optimism of the post-millennialists. Really, there is nothing that can ultimately stop the progress of the gospel in this world and the drawing in of the elect. It doesn't mean that the world becomes "Christianized" or that all opposition stops. It means that there is no one who can frustrate Christ's church-gathering work, not even Satan.
Revelation 20 tells us that, at some point in history, Satan will be released from his bonds. There will be a period of widespread deception leading up to the return of Christ and the final judgment. This is described elsewhere in Scripture as well.
Verses 4 to 6 of Revelation 20 describe the reign of the saints with Christ in heaven during the millennium. Believers are in heaven with Christ, both the martyrs and those who otherwise died in Christ, they are presently already reigning with him. Their life in heaven with Christ right now is described as "the first resurrection." They have been raised to heaven, to a life reigning with Christ right now. But there will be another resurrection that involves physical bodies coming to life. That happens at the last day. That resurrection of the living and the dead, the just and the unjust, that happens at Christ's return.
Brothers and sisters, the doctrine of the last things can be an area with a lot of confusion and a lot of questions. To tell you the truth, I've struggled with eschatology too. I've never found pre-millennialism to be persuasive at all, but as a seminary student I did waver between post-millennialism and amillennialism. I'm quite convinced now that amillennialism is the correct view. The millennium is right now. And as for how the end times will unfold, you could turn to article 37 of the Belgic Confession and find a simple and straight-forward explanation: We don't know when Christ will return. He will come back when the number of the elect is full. He will return bodily and visibly, with great glory and majesty. The dead will be raised and Christ will judge. Believers will be vindicated and unbelievers will be condemned. Believers will be blessed with eternal life in the restored creation; unbelievers will be cursed with an eternity in hell. That's it. That's the simple description of how things end.
I want to urge you to strive to understand Scripture correctly. After all, right understanding leads to right belief and right belief leads to right living. There's no doubt that there are parts of the Bible that are more complicated than others. They're easily misunderstood and then shoe-horned into elaborate systems. We need to be discerning about these things. My prayer is that this afternoon's sermon is a starting point for you to look more closely at these things for yourself. Also when it comes to the doctrine of the last things, we need to strive to grow in our understanding. AMEN.
Through Christ, we are your children and we love your Word. We love its promises. We love the hope your Word gives us for the future. We're glad that Christ is coming to judge the living and the dead. Because we look to him in faith, we eagerly look forward to his return and we pray that you would bring it quickly. While we're waiting, we're also thankful that he reigns right now. We thank you that under his good rule, the gospel is advancing among us and around the world. Thank you for encouraging us with the knowledge that Satan is bound right now and cannot stop your church-gathering work. We pray that this work would continue and all the elect would be drawn in to your church.
Father, please help us also when we encounter difficult and confusing passages in your Word. Please give us the illumination of your Holy Spirit so that we can rightly understand such passages. We pray that you would lead us with wisdom and insight so that we would continue growing as your children with your Word in our hearts and minds.


Our choices range from the auteur visions of Ang Lee and Richard Linklater to the unabashedly mainstream (gulp) oeuvre of Sandra Bullock. Get your creamed spinach and poached eggs ready.
Eat your heart out, moviegoers. Everyone loves a good love story whether they admit it or not, and the 21st century has brought us more than a few couples worth rooting for: Clementine and Joel, Ennis and Jack, Joaquin and his computer. Often these unions are unconventional or hidden in the guise of something more high-concept — straightforward romances are so 20th century — but at the end of the day, we all want to see a happy ending for our smitten lovers.
Our list goes all over the map, from the mainstream maestro Nancy Meyers to international masters like Wong Kar-Wai. Some were blockbuster hits ("Twilight," "The Proposal"); others have hardly been seen stateside at all (Lee Chang-dong's 2002 "Oasis"). However, all of them illustrate some essential element of love, from falling to longing and all the sticky bits in between.
While the zeitgeist has skewed toward the melancholy, that's not the only reason many of the films represented here resist the urge for easy resolution. There's a reason "Romeo and Juliet" remains the world's most famous love story: Without the sour, we wouldn't know sweet.


The ATN Mars night vision scope was named after the Roman god of war, and for good reason. These night vision scopes meet or exceed currently military standards for light transmission, clarity, and resolution. Lenses are individually fitted to ensure flawless operation in even the toughest of conditions.
Mars night vision scopes are available in either 4x or 6x magnification. Both models feature heavy multi-coated glass, the ATN Riflescopes Mounting System (ARMS), infrared illuminator (total darkness IR system), and Generation 2/3/4 night vision. Both models feature illuminated reticles and .125 MOA per click windage and elevation adjustments.
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I am still working and surviving the experience. It is miserable. The small players are scrambling to gain power and garner all material rewards for themselves alone. In my opinion they have been pitted against one another, inspired by a plastic carrot. The higher ups are scheming to "mine" the situation till the vein runs dry. The highest up is living in some kind of distant fantasy that does not include the welfare of those lower on the hierarchy. Anarchy reins, the hounds of hell are scouring that landscape.
I just keep working, doing as good a job as I can because doing a good job is the only thing left to me, and it keeps me busy. The pain in my head comes and goes, it has stopped getting worse.
In the meantime it is the weekend, the sun is shining and I have Attila's excellent company. Bits and Bobs, this and that, we are puttering around the property. The weather is cool enough that we still require one firing a day in the masonry fireplace. This means there are still wood chips on the floors and ash dust coating all surfaces. There is also an endless supply of fluffy soft cat hair, mixed with ash dust. Every cleaning job is a temporary reprieve.
Attila and I will head into the distance today to hear live music played. We pay a pittance to attend small venues with mixed entertainment. These venues offer some of the worst stage entertainment I've ever been exposed to; which is always tolerated graciously by the audience. It also offers some of the best stage entertainment I've ever been exposed to. It is a package deal, and I love the energy of tolerance and sharing.
I am reading poetry more regularly now, but not writing anything these days. I wonder if I will ever write a poem again. My sensitivities lie deeply buried these days, as I navigate the working world of greed, manipulation and partial-truths. It is my hope that once I have been ejected from this environment, no matter how violently, I will recover myself. It could happen.
And so I read the poems I have written in more hopeful times. And I play my bodhran, which is a joy. Measurable wavelengths of joy, received and given.
The 1998 Tercel is on the road again, quiet as a mouse, with working brakes, and sound tires. Attila is now able to work overtime when asked, and so am I. Turning down overtime goes badly for workers in the long run, we avoid saying no whenever we can.
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I hope you are enjoying the live music. You sure need some good diversions! Blessings to you!
Positive side-this time working allows you to gain experience of how a business operates when it is going down. It allows you to gain funds to stock pile some savings (I hope) against leaner times and adds more lines to your CR. And gives you opportunities to take pretty pictures of shadows of leaves. I love the picture!
Keep reading your older poetry. I wrote my first poem in years last week. So the muse does come back.
Good points all crochetlady. This is the fourth employer I have worked for in the last 8 years that has gone under, the local economy is floundering. With this much lead time before losing the job we do have time to get things in order. Such a big break not buying that new car!!!! How stressed we would be had we entered into such a long term investment.
I look forward to spending time with my projects again! And I'll still get out to work a few hours a month at my part-time job, which I still have, working Saturdays.
Glad to hear the muse may return, how I've missed writing short bursts of passion. Congratulations on the return of your muse!


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Q: Descartes' Criterion Prove that the Descartes's Criterion is correct.
Descartes's criterion:
If $a_nx^n + a_{n-1}x^{n-1}+...+a_0$ has a rational root $x = s/t$, where $s$ and $t$ are relatively prime, then t divides $a_n$ and $s$ divides $a_0$.
The hint says that I should factor $a_n$ and $a_0$ to get all possible values of $s/t$ and substitute to find which,if any, is a root. But I think that this hint only works for specific polynomials, not to prove the general statement.

A: It does seem that your hint is more about how to apply Descartes' criterion than how to prove it's valid. Here's an approach to the latter: suppose $\frac{s}{t}$ is a root of our polynomial $A(x)=a_nx^n+...+a_0,$ and let's say we've expressed the root in lowest terms, so $s$ and $t$ have no common factors.
So
$$a_n\frac{s^n}{t^n}+a_{n-1}\frac{s^{n-1}}{t^{n-1}}+...+a_0=0$$
Now multiply through by $t^n$, and we get
$a_ns^n+a_{n-1}ts^{n-1}...+a_1st^{n-1}+a_0t^n=0$. From here you should be able to argue that $s$ and $t$ must both divide the left-hand side and thus $a_n$ and $a_0$ respectively, as desired. Do you see how to do so?


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Close-To-The-Heart Catheters Safer For Hospitalized Children
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Cather, heart catheters, vein inflammation, children and catheters, PICC line, peripheral veins, Aaron Milstone
Newswise — Location, location, location. A new Johns Hopkins Children's Center study shows the real-estate mantra also holds true when it comes to choosing correct catheter placement in children.
The research findings, described online March 18 in JAMA Pediatrics, show that catheters in children inserted in a vessel in the arm or leg and not threaded into a large vein near the heart are nearly four times as likely to dislodge, cause vein inflammation or dangerous blood clots as are catheters advanced into major vessels near the heart.
A peripherally inserted central venous catheter, or PICC line, is a tube placed into a small blood vessel, usually in the arm, and threaded toward a major blood vessel near the lungs and heart to serve as a temporary portal for medications, nutrients or fluids. However, clinicians sometimes forego threading close to the heart and leave the PICC line in a peripheral vein in the arm or leg instead — a choice dictated by the ease and speed of placement or a child's overall condition or anatomy.
The study findings, however, suggest that leaving the device in a non-central vein should only be done as last resort, the researchers say.
"Clinicians should carefully weigh the ease and speed of non-central vein placement against the higher complication risk that our study found goes with it," says senior investigator and pediatric infectious disease specialist Aaron Milstone, M.D., M.H.S.
Non-central, smaller veins, especially those in the arm, are narrower, thinner and more prone to injury than major vessels near the heart, the researchers say. Thus, a catheter can easily damage the protective coating on the walls of such veins and encourage the formation of blood clots that, in the worst-case scenario, can dislodge and travel to the lungs or heart, causing a pulmonary embolism or heart damage.
Conducted among more than 1,800 pediatric patients hospitalized at Johns Hopkins over six years, the study found that such non-centrally positioned catheters accounted for a mere 16 percent of the central lines, but for 44 percent of all complications that led to catheter removal.
Children in the study cumulatively underwent more than 2,500 catheter insertions, of which more than 500 — one in five — had to be removed due to complications. Three-quarters of problems stemmed from mechanical malfunction such as device breakage or dislodgement, clot formation or blood vessel inflammation. The rest were due to infection, which traditionally has been the greatest worry with central lines. Vein location, however, played no role in infection risk, the research showed.
Despite the higher risks seen with non-centrally position catheters, overall complications rates dropped significantly over the six-year study period, a trend that should get a further boost by emerging technologies, the investigators say.
"We are already adopting new technologies that render PICC placement near the heart easier, safer and faster, and which will drive complications rates further down," says Leslie Gosey, R.N., M.S., leader of the pediatric catheter-insertion team at Johns Hopkins.
The study was funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (K23 AI081752) and the National Institute of Nursing Research (R03 NR012558).
Co-investigators included Ketan Jumani, B.D.S., M.P.H.; Sonali Advani, M.B.B.S., M.P.H.; and Nicholas Reich, Ph.D., all of Johns Hopkins.

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I love a great long cardigan that plays a double duty – an element of the entire look or simply an extra layer to stay warm. This Zara one is super long and definitely a statement! It will keep me warm this summer on cooler nights. Check out this post where I talk about another long cardigan by Forever21.
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View Full Version : Bought Bow Lore before I bought a bow.
In other words, i spent all my money on bow lore before I found the bow place. I was wondering where is the best place to gain money and how long will it take to get it?
There are a few areas with large amounts of those slime things (sorry, I haven't played in a while so I can't detail) as well as a few areas of pillbugs. Find these areas (between the town you're in and the town before) and kill the enemies, then move on to a new place. You should be able to clean out a few and only wait a while before they respawn.
I can't remember the price for the bow but it might take a while.
Other things you can try is sell items you don't need anymore. Oh, and the price for the bow you can buy at the moment is $1000.
what about flame bow. have you tried selling them?


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Run Out is a 2015 Bangladeshi action romance film written by Rafiqul Islam Poltu. Directed by Tonmoy Tansen, it is presented by Sadat Mahmud Tanvir as a production of New Gen Entertainment. Development began in February 2012. The film stars Shajal Noor, Rumana Swarna, Mousumi Nag, Tanvir Hossain Probal, Mahmudul Islam Selim, Sabiha Masum, Goutam Saha, Jubayer Hillol, Zara, Aurindom Nattya Gosthi and Tariq Anam Khan in a cameo in the film.

Cast
 Shajal Noor as Kishore
 Mousumi Nag as Zenith
 Rumana Swarna as Nila
 Tanvir Hossain Probal
 Tariq Anam Khan
 Mahmudul Islam Selim
 Omar Sani
 Ahmed Sharif
 Naila Nayem as an item number

Soundtrack
 Opekkha
 Janala Khole Dao
 Jotota Dure
 Ekbar Bolo
 Elomelo (Kromosh)
 Opekkha (2nd Version)
 Mon Diye Mon Nite

See also
 List of Bangladeshi films of 2015

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The Grand Rapids Griffins on Tuesday signed goaltender Filip Larsson to an amateur tryout. The Detroit Red Wings on Monday agreed to terms with Larsson on a three-year entry-level contract that will begin with the 2019-20 season.
Larsson, 20, recently finished his freshman campaign at the University of Denver where he was named to the NCHC All-Rookie Team and a finalist for the NCHC Goalie of the Year after posting a 13-6-3 record, a 1.95 goals against average, a 0.932 save percentage and four shutouts in 22 appearances. He logged back-to-back clean sheets in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament to backstop the Pioneers to the Frozen Four. Larsson ranked third among NCAA goaltenders in save percentage and tied for ninth in GAA.
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All 13 episodes from the first season of the Japanese anime spin-off series derived from 'Love Live!'. A group of schoolgirls hatch a plan to prevent Uranohoshi Girls' Academy from being shut down and merged with another local school, and so form a school idol group called Aquors to promote their cause. The episodes are: 'I Want to Shine!!', 'Catch the Transfer Student!', 'First Step!', 'Their Feelings', 'Yohane Descends', 'Let's Make a PV', 'Tokyo', 'Isn't It Frustrating?', 'Young Dreamer', 'We've Got Stewshine', 'Aye Aye, My Friend', 'It's Time to Fly' and 'Sunshine!!'.


Dustin O'Halloran has become one of the most significant figures in the neo-classical or post-classical music scene. Neither are terms which O'Halloran is comfortable with, although he's worked predominantly with piano and strings in recent years. His collaboration with Adam Wiltzie under the name A Winged Victory For The Sullen underlines his enthusiasm for other textures – and he's dabbled with electronica, too. He labels his own music as 'timeless'.
O'Halloran first received widespread recognition after Sofia Coppola invited him to contribute music to her award-winning movie Marie Antoinette. Subsequently, he has gone on to score a number of films and TV shows. These include Drake Doremus' Breathe In (starring Guy Pearce and Felicity Jones) and Like Crazy, which won Sundance's Grand Jury Prize. Most recently, he's worked on the 2015 Indian drama Umrika that won the Audience Award at Sundance. He also scored the TV series Transparent which picked up two Golden Globes in 2015 – all while releasing further solo albums and continuing his work with A Winged Victory For The Sullen. Their ATOMOS release in 2014, emerged from an irresistible invitation to work with Wayne McGregor, the Resident Choreographer of The Royal Ballet in London, adding yet another musical realm to O'Halloran's repertoire.
In 2017, O'Halloran collaborated with Volker Bertelmann on the music for Lion, which was nominated for BAFTA and Oscar awards for Best Score. He has recently completed work on the latest series of Transparent and is currently working on new music for the Sky 1 series Save Me and the feature film The Current War, a new collaboration with Volker Bertelmann.


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LONDON | A man armed with a knife was detained outside London's Buckingham Palace Friday evening, and two police officers were injured while arresting him, police said.
The Metropolitan Police force said two officers suffered minor arm injuries while detaining the suspect, who is being held on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assaulting police.
Police said the officers did not require hospital treatment. No other injuries were reported.
Police said it was too early to say whether the incident was terrorism-related.
A large number of police vehicles could be seen in the Mall, the wide road outside the palace, and the road was cordoned off with police tape.
Witness Kiana Williamson said she saw police officers trying to wrestle a man out of a car that had stopped near the palace. In less than a minute, "the man had been restrained and looked almost unconscious by the side of the road," she said.
Buckingham Palace is one of London's main tourist attractions, and the London home of Queen Elizabeth II.
The queen, however, usually spends August in Scotland at her Balmoral estate with family members.
Police stepped up patrols around major U.K. tourist sites two attacks with vehicles and knives earlier this year on Westminster Bridge, which is near Parliament, and London Bridge.
Buckingham Palace, which is surrounded by tall gates, has seen past security breaches. Last year, a man convicted of murder climbed a wall while the queen was at home, and was detained in the grounds.
In 1982, an intruder managed to sneak into the queen's private chambers while she was in bed. Elizabeth spent 10 minutes chatting with him before calling for help.
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Ramsgate – stacja kolejowa w Ramsgate, w hrabstwie Kent, w Anglii, w Wielkiej Brytanii. Stacja znajduje się na Chatham Main Line, 127 km na wschód od stacji Victoria, i na Ashford to Ramsgate (via Canterbury West) line. Pociągi są obsługiwane przez Southeastern.

Na przełomie 2008/09 z usług stacji skorzystało 1.070 mln pasażerów.

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Ex-Zimbabwean Finance Minister Makoni Disavows Challenge To Mugabe
Former Zimbabwean finance minister Simba Makoni, linked recently to a movement by dissident ruling party officials to form a new party, has disavowed any interest in such a splinter faction and mended fences with President Robert Mugabe, sources said.
Sources in Mr. Mugabe's office told VOA that Makoni met Mr. Mugabe on Monday and denied any association with a dissident formation. Makoni reportedly told Mr Mugabe he wanted to seek a parliamentary seat in eastern Manicaland Province but had been blocked in previous attempts by State Security Minister Didymus Mutasa.
Sources close to the president said he gave Makoni an assurance that he will get the seat. Contacted by VOA, Makoni himself would neither confirm or deny having met with Mugabe or having had contacts with ruling party dissidents.
Meanwhile, those who said they had been working with Makoni have branded him a "coward" who lacks the courage to directly challenge Mr. Mugabe.
Senior Researcher Chris Maroleng of South Africa's Institute for Security Studies told reporter Blessing Zulu of VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe that he was disappointed by Makoni's unwillingness to spearhead a ZANU-PF reform movement.


Ferrari boss Sergio Marchionne admits he didn't know what to make of the California, the V-8 powered GT with the retractable hard top that his predecessor Luca di Montezemolo launched with great fanfare as a car that would make the Prancing Horse more accessible to a whole new group of customers, especially women. "I like the car very much," Marchionne said at the Geneva Show earlier this year, "but it is the one that from an identity standpoint has the hardest time seeing itself as a full-blown Ferrari."
Should the California be more focused, he was asked, with more emphasis on performance? "I'm not sure there is a customer for this," he replied bluntly.
So what, then, are we to make of the 2018 Ferrari Portofino, which goes on sale in the U.S. next summer, priced from about $211,000? The Portofino not only shares some parts and its basic architecture with the California, but it's also conceptually similar, being a front-engine V-8 grand tourer with a retractable hard top. And it's also more performance oriented, with the 3.9-liter twin-turbo V-8 under the hood tweaked to deliver 591 hp at 7,500 rpm—38 more horses than the version that powered the California T.
And it doesn't stop there. The front springs have been stiffened 15.5 percent and the rears 19 percent, and the latest iteration of Magnaride dampers have been fitted to help better control body motions and reduce roll. The Portofino has also been fitted with Ferrari's third-generation E-Diff, which works in conjunction with the F1-Trac traction control system to improve cornering grip, and joins the 812 Superfast in having electronic power steering. The steering is 7 percent sharper than in the California.
Ferrari confirms the Portofino delivers better dynamic performance than the California, especially with the Manettino switched to Sport mode, but Ferrari also claims it rides better in Comfort mode. The Portofino's softer side is supported by the upgraded interior, which follows the lead established by the GTC4Lusso, offering luxury with a sporting edge, from the optional 18-way adjustable power seats to the 10.25-inch central touchscreen to the optional mini-screen display, which provides information on speed, engine revs, and the gear selected right in front of the passenger. Ferrari says the air-conditioning system has been given a 20 percent increase in capacity, and a new wind deflector cuts airflow over the occupants with the top down by up to 40 percent.
The most noticeable improvement over the California, however, is the design. There's a tauter elegance to the Portofino's surfaces, and with the roof in place it has a lovely fastback profile. The headlights and taillights echo the themes seen on the California, but the execution is much more sophisticated.
As with all modern Ferraris, the designers worked closely with the aerodynamicists to ensure the form had function. Two intakes on either side of the grille service the intercoolers, and bigger vents in the hood help bleed off hot air, negating the need for a larger radiator. Subtle air curtain style intakes at the outer edges of the headlights vent into the front wheel wells to increase airflow and reduce drag caused by the front wheels.
The Ferrari Portofino takes its name from the stunningly picturesque, harlequin-colored village that hugs the coast on the Italian Riviera. It's the sort of place where the wealthy park their yachts in the harbor or stay in one of the luxury hotels on the hills above, soaking up the scenery and living the good life. It's nothing like California. Which, for Ferrari, is precisely the point.


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A violent drug-dealer was tracked down by a police dog following reports of an assault and criminal damage at a house in Horsham.
Sussex Police say Ben Atkinson, who was found hiding in nettles with almost £5,000 in cash, has been jailed for numerous offences.
Police searched for Atkinson following reports of an assault and criminal damage at a house in Churchill Way, Horsham, about 3.50pm on July 3.
A police statement says that officers arrived and discovered extensive damage had been caused at the property, and the suspect had made off in a vehicle which did not belong to him.
House-to-house enquiries were made, and neighbours were asked to call 999 if he returned.
Using Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology, police detected the vehicle had been driven in the area, before being abandoned in nearby Bashurst Hill, Itchingfield.
An extensive search of the area was carried out but there was no trace of the suspect.
Later, around 9pm, police were called after Atkinson returned to the address where the assault and damage occurred. On seeing officers arrive, he ran towards woodland behind the house.
Local officers contained the area while PC Paul House, of the Surrey and Sussex Dog Unit, deployed PD Vinnie – a German Shepherd general purpose dog.
Within minutes PD Vinnie had found a black rucksack containing various drugs and drug paraphernalia, and moments later – after tracking through a gully and dense overgrowth – he barked to indicate the suspect was present.
Atkinson emerged from the nettles, and was arrested and taken into custody.
He was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, criminal damage, taking a vehicle without the owner's consent and driving while disqualified, and pleaded guilty at Crawley Magistrates' Court on July 5.
He was sentenced to a total of 26 weeks' imprisonment, given a restraining order to last until further notice, and required to pay a £115 victim surcharge.
Atkinson, 30, unemployed and of no fixed address, was further charged with possession with intent to supply Class A drugs (cocaine) and possession with intent to supply Class B drugs (cannabis), which he originally denied.
The case went to trial at Lewes Crown Court on November 15, where he changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to a total of four years' imprisonment. He was also required to pay a £170 victim surcharge.
The drugs and drug paraphernalia were destroyed, and the cash voluntarily surrendered under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
Police Constable Dale Marklew, of Crawley Investigations, said: "On the afternoon of 3 July, Atkinson caused an extensive amount of damage at a house in Horsham – this included broken windows, furniture and even children's toys. He also assaulted a woman who is known to him, in the presence of children, and thankfully she was not seriously hurt.
"We were determined to catch up with him and we're thankful to the public for helping us to locate him. He was clearly intent on evading capture – running away from police – and only gave himself up when faced with a police dog.


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Le château du Parc est situé sur la commune de Saint-Jacut-du-Mené, en France.

Localisation
Le château du Parc est situé sur la commune de Saint-Jacut-du-Mené, dans le département des Côtes-d'Armor.

Description
La chapelle du château date du , remaniée plus tard, elle s'accompagne d'un bâtiment annexe qui devait servir d'ermitage à un ermite gardien du lieu. Cette disposition courante en Bretagne et semble provenir de la notion bretonne d'ermite gardien de sanctuaire remontant aux ermites missionnaires celtes du . Cette chapelle rurale de pèlerinage était dédiée à Saint-Antoine l'ermite. Les baies du chevet s'ornent d'un réseau de fleurs de lys.

Historique

Protection
Les façades et les toitures du bâtiment à l'est de la cour d'entrée. Inscription aux monuments historiques par arrêté du  ; chapelle et logis attenant : inscription par arrêté du .

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Saint-Jacut-du-Mené
 Liste des châteaux des Côtes-d'Armor

Bibliographie

Liens externes

Marais
Architecture du XIXe siècle en Bretagne


This charming earworm wouldn't leave my head the entire time I was sewing this dress, so I had to don some appropriately-hued accessories it photograph it with. I'm sure you recognise by the distinct bodice detail peeking out that it's a Papercut Clover dress.
I didn't buy this pattern right after it came out, but was slowly persuaded by so many pretty ones popping up: see Fiona, Rachel, Devon and Hazel. I bought a hard copy directly from Papercut in New Zealand as I really like their packaging and pattern paper, and sewed it up in the evenings this week.
This was a test run to check fit and construction, but I finished it pretty much as final and it turned out perfectly wearable, hurrah. The fabric's a cheap poly crepe from an Abakhan dash, with the bodice detail and sleeves in a random black silk from my stash. I haven't seen anyone do a contrast sleeve version yet but personally I think they help to balance the bust detail rather nicely. Fitting is pretty easy with such a relaxed shape and it seems true to the size chart for a slightly oversized fit. I cut a small with zero modifications and don't think I would change anything next time.
You'll notice I did give the dress a permanent waistline, simply by sewing a line of elastic on the inside right around where my waist hits. There's no chance I'd wear this style loose and I don't really like wearing belts, so adding a perma-cinched waist seemed a good idea. I like how it blouses out a bit but beware it makes the skirt ride up and appear shorter: I didn't shorten it from the pattern at all which is rare for me.
It's easiest to try the dress on, cinch with a belt and mark where it sits at the side seams and CF/CB, then connect the marks with a straight line to sew over with the elastic. You could also still wear a belt over the elastic and it'd stay nicely in place – I hate when belts shift around.
Overall the dress was a quick and easy sew; the hardest bits are the curved hem and getting a nice joined-up seam on the bust detail. Just one thing to nit-pick with the pattern: the bust detail pieces end in a sharp point rather than having a bevelled-off seam allowance (like the D&D Centauree's do) so it's kind of hard to gauge where to position it against the bodice edge to sew at the 1cm seam allowance. It seems like the point should run off the edge of the centre front, so I'll probably just square it off on the pattern piece.
Another new sewing challenge surmounted: tailored trousers, with a proper zip fly-front and everything: Papercut Patterns' pleated pants to be precise. I made them in a slightly tweedy charcoal wool from my shopathon at Mood.
The pattern is great, although it's definitely one to toile first to check fit and techniques. Lots of bloggers say the sizes come up very big but I didn't find that was the case. I graded between the S and M which fitted about right. The construction went pretty smoothly and was a good level of challenge. The pieces all slotted together very nicely and the instructions – in a little fold-it-yourself booklet – are good. I messed up the fly front a couple of times and managed to set the pleats the wrong way, but no major disasters. I'm quite proud that these are labelled for 'skilled' sewists and I didn't struggle much, actually!
The front didn't quite want to stay flat so I used two hook and bars instead of the suggested one, and also slipstitched the bottom two inches of the zip opening closed. I decided to add belt loops right at the end, mostly inspired by Jolies Bobines' fabulous pants using a similar new République du Chiffon pattern. They're quite functional at keeping them in place, as well as adding a bit of detail to the wide waistband.
Nice and tidy inside. I slipstitched down the waistband before topstitching for accuracy, and all the raw edges are overlocked.
The fit overall is good: I like the mid-rise and slim legs, and the cleverly shaped waistband has no gaping at all. For some reason though, I'm feeling a bit 'meh' about the finished garment. I'm just not sure the mannish silhouette with hip pleats is the best shape on me, and I've been struggling to think of ways to wear them in an outfit. I usually tend to like a slouchy top half but then the look just gets baggy all over, so I think more fitted tops are the way to go.
I had a little trawl for styling ideas – I like the patterned knit and asymmetric blouse ideas. Any other thoughts on styling them? We'll see if I pick them up to wear very often. I poured a lot of love into them so I hope so!


Oh, look ... more BOOKS!
Yes, I was so happy to have gotten access back on my book review LJ (see here for all the gory details) at the start of the month, that I jumped right in on working on new books (the reviews I use are the ones from over there, which are ever so slightly different than the ones you see here - largely due to formatting, in that I intend the reviews here to be read in the "flow" of the journal, so are optimized for the main journal page, where the ones over there are optimized to be seen on the individual post's page ... and,oddly, LiveJournal displays things like the blockquotes quite differently in those different settings), and, within three weeks, I've managed to crank out TWO new volumes.
While not necessarily at the extremes, these are very much one of the smaller (43 reviews in 2013) and one of the larger (75 reviews in 2012) of the books that will be showing up in the series. Again, I've been churning out these reviews for 12 years, so there are quite a lot more to go, and the 2012 book is the first I've gotten to (the last of seven) of those years where I was reading and reviewing at least 73 books a year (with the most being 79). The first two years I was doing this, '04-'05, will probably be combined into one volume, since the total for those two years is less than that of the next-lowest year, 2014.
Of course, I've had such bad luck with my publications, that it's very hard for me to muster up any actual enthusiasm for these books as they come out (although I quite enjoy the process of making them, and think the printed volumes look great). While I certainly anticipate there being more of a market for the book review books than there is for the poetry (after all, these would make great "bathroom reading" books, with each review taking up 1-5 pages!), I am not holding my breath for massive sales to come rolling in, largely on the factor that all the material in these books is free on the web ... heck, you've been reading them all along right here!
However, I'm hoping to be able to push the concept that folks can "get conversant with" a whole bunch of books by buying my review collections, with a lot less effort than actually reading all the covered books. I know that's a pretty feeble selling point, but Readers Digest was a huge periodical based on a not-too-different concept. I'm trying to figure out a good way to package that idea in a Facebook-ad-ready format, and throw a few bucks in that direction. This, too, seems pretty iffy to me, but I've seen so many things singing the praises of FB advertising, and that it's "so easy" to "stick one's toe in" with just a few bucks, that I feel like I'm going to have to give it a shot. However, my experiences with advertising my wares over the past 20-25 years don't leave me in a psychological state to be particularly enthusiastic about that either, as I've spent a lot of money on nearly zero return over and over and over again, and I'm hardly in a position to support any sort of an ad program that's not at least making enough back that I'm breaking even. Arrrrgh ... FML (as the kids say these days).
Anyway, if you click on the covers, you'll be whisked off to the individual pages over on the Eschaton site for each ... they're also available, of course, over on Amazon, but, if one was to order some, I do get a significantly larger cut from sales made directly over on CreateSpace (where the "buy now" links on my site, naturally enough, point off to).


2019 Chevrolet Bolt Changes, Colors And Price Review – The 2019 Chevrolet Bolt is a remedy for Tesla's connect-in hybrid. The US clients are working with its brand to be competing in the business, despite the fact that rivals are-identified using this type of class. That may be not going to give up Chevy from setting up their very own versions. And this includes Bolt, whomever present model is displaying augmentation and capacity to be contending in the market. The new model, in 2019, will take far better miles. In the same way, the corporation is not likely to overlook the design, along with defense. Tesla and Chevrolet use their goods with a counterpart price so specifics will make a variance for consumers combo of energy engine, along with the electrically driven electric motor will probably be a cost-effective mixture.
The 2019 Chevrolet Bolt will continue to be pretty much the like its forerunner. Furthermore, the cabin might use just as much as 5 guests. Our company is convinced all interior program is able to keep characteristics, update them, or change with much better. The Substantial display screen will reveal the road or can uncover its use as a portion of the infotainment process. Security usually is an essential stage for this sort of vehicles. At this time secure, company-new Bolt will get few of far more characteristics that will make it among the best available cars within its area gentle-weight HD Images.
With a long way close to 130 MLS-for every-gallon, it can undoubtedly be interesting for almost any household. To the contrary, these autos usually are not there to enjoy using their performance. Dominant tempo will never probable review 100 mpg, but 2019 Chevrolet Bolt may have the capacity to be able to 60 miles per hour in 6.5 occasions. Our business believes that the firm increases their previously incredible Put together Charging you System. This is actually the low-obligatory goods for that 2017 calendar year design. Additionally, it might be outstanding so for that 2019 calendar year. This might permit the Bolt to price speedier substantial Res Wallpapers.
The principal contender in the 2019 Chevrolet Bolt is going to be the Tesla Model 3. These autos have got a related expense, and will also continue to be close to $35,000. Ford stays to get on the inside an exceptional edge when compared with these 2, by supplying its C-Max for much less money. Nonetheless, it could not respond to all just what Bolt can perform.


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All art involves distortion and recreation. Myths and legends take this to a high degree, with multiple versions of the same story that often vary wildly in details. So it is justified to come up with a new take on an old tale. Is it also justifiable to treat myths as a grab bag of names and plots for your latest project? Nobody complains when Wagner does it. But lots of people complained on Twitter when the BBC's latest Saturday night blockbuster Atlantis did.
You don't have to be Mary Beard to spot the Classical clangers. Pythagorus in Atlantis? Hercules as a chubby coward? He seemed to be inspired not by a hero who became a god so much as by a combination of Jack Falstaff and Les Dawson.
Actually Hercules might have worked quite well if he'd had the gags or the dialogue to pull it off. But the script was so wooden an enterprising Greek could probably have built a horse out of it. The actors did their best but failed to make a silk purse from the sow's ear with which they were obliged to work. There were numerous slips that really ought to have been picked up on. Minos' daughter (I assume she is Ariadne? I don't remember a name being given to her) gives Jason a magic thread which doesn't get untangled. Presumably we are expected just to know that the Labyrinth is difficult to get out of. A magic thread that guarded against loose ends in the script room might have been more useful.
But despite all this I did enjoy it. The appropriation of characters from any myth the makers found lying around was only annoying initially – I soon got used to it. The special effects were nothing special but they did do the most important thing by making you believe the world the action was set in. And although the story telling was heavy handed, it was a good story. I think it would have been much better if it had been a fair bit longer so the plot could have unfolded a bit more. As it was we got most of the set up from "The Oracle", which was a bit unsatisfying.
But I will be tuning in next week. In Atlantis the whole is somehow better than the sum of its parts. It should get better as we get to know the characters better. I am looking forward to seeing what they do with Pythagorus. Not many action adventures pack a maths genius. I hope he isn't treated simply as a sort of proto-computer geek who needs to be rescued by the decorative lead. It is probably too much to hope that they sacrifice the script writers to Poseidon but it looks like it will be entertaining.


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iPad Air (4th Gen) With A14 Bionic SoC, All Screen Design Announced, iPad (8th Gen) Updated
iPad Air (4th Gen) With A14 Bionic SoC, All-Screen Design Announced, iPad (8th Gen) Updated
The new iPads offer more powerful processors with built-in AI capabilities
By Jamshed Avari | Updated: 16 September 2020 01:04 IST
The iPad Air (4th Gen) features a new all-screen design much like the iPad Pro
The new iPad Air features the powerful A14 Bionic SoC
Both new iPad models get Neural Engine hardware for AI processing
The iPad Air now has a USB Type-C port and Touch ID on the power button
Apple has updated the iPad Air with an all-new design, larger display, and powerful new processor. The new iPad Air (4th Gen) borrows heavily from the iPad Pro line but incorporates some new improvements and achieves a more approachable price point, between the iPad Pros and entry-level iPad. The new iPad Air is available in five colours: Silver, Space Grey, Rose Gold, Green, and Sky Blue. The W-Fi 64GB model is priced at Rs. 54,900 while 256GB will cost Rs. 68,900. The cellular 64GB model will cost Rs. 66,900, going up to Rs. 80,900 for 256GB. In the US, the starting prices for Wi-Fi and cellular are $599 and $729 respectively. It will go on sale in October.
The new design occupies roughly the same footprint as the previous-gen iPad Air, but allows for a larger 10.9-inch screen with no physical Home button, rather than a 10.5-inch screen. There's still a Touch ID fingerprint sensor rather than Face ID cameras. The sensor has been integrated into the power/ standby button. The sides are flat, much like the current iPad Pro and rumoured iPhone 12 series.
Apple touts the quality of its liquid retina display, which has a resolution of 2360x1640 pixels and is fully laminated with an anti-reflective coating. It supports the P3 wide colour gamut and Apple's True Tone colour adjustment feature.
iPad Air (2020), iPad 8th Gen, Apple Watch SE, Series 6 Launched: Highlights
The new Apple A14 Bionic processor debuts with the iPad Air (4th Gen), promising up to 40 percent better CPU performance and 30 percent faster graphics than the previous generation. Apple touts better sustained performance at low power for editing 4K video, playing immersive games, and much more.
The company has used an industry-first 5nm manufacturing process to fit 11.8 billion transistors into the A14 Bionic SoC as well as improve power efficiency. The next-generation 16-core neural engine, plus new CPU-bound machine learning acceleration, are said to account for 70 percent faster machine learning operations.
Demos shown during the launch included real-time tracking and interpretation of hand movements using the front camera, to scratch a virtual record in a DJ app, for example. Games also benefit from improved textures, shadows and reflections. "Breakthrough" machine learning performance can allow for photo enhancement, upscaling low-resolution images by recognising and processing edges, details, colours, gradients, and textures.
As heavily rumoured, the new iPad Air features a USB Type-C port rather than Apple's proprietary Lightning connector, for data transfers at up to 5Gbps which is said to be 10X faster. A 20W Type-C charger and cable are included in the box. The iPad Air supports external storage devices and up to a 4K monitor through the Type-C port. Wi-Fi 6 and 60 percent faster LTE with a Nano-SIM or eSIM (on cellular models) are also supported, in addition to iBeacon microlocation.
Other features include stereo speakers, a 7-megapixel front-facing camera with 1080p video recording and better low-light performance, and the same 12-megapixel rear camera as the iPad Pro with focus pixels and stabilised 4K video recording. The new iPad Air supports the 2nd Gen Apple Pencil and has a magnetic connector to charge and store it. The new tablet also works with Apple's Magic Keyboard and third-party accessories featuring integrated trackpads.
The iPad (8th Gen) supports the Apple Pencil and iPadOS 14's new features
Apple also refreshed its entry-level iPad, marking the 10th anniversary of the lineup. The new model is priced starting at Rs. 29,900 and Rs. 37,900 for the 32GB and 128GB Wi-Fi versions respectively, and Rs. 41,900 and 49,900 for the cellular versions in the same capacities. In the US, the starting prices are $329 and $459 respectively. It will be available soon, though no date has been announced, in Silver, Space Grey, and Rose Gold. Apple says the iPad is one of the most successful consumer products ever, with over 500 million sold, and more than half of purchases coming from first-time buyers.
The new iPad (8th Gen) retains Apple's classic iPad design with a physical Home button and 10.2-inch Retina display, but a new A12 Bionic processor that's said to be 40 percent faster than the previous generation. Apple promises 2X faster graphics in a package that outperforms today's popular laptops and Chromebooks, as well as Android tablets. The A12 Bionic SoC brings Apple's Neural Engine capabilities for machine learning to the most popular and affordable iPad model for first time, driving new app experiences.
The new iPad (8th Gen) supports Apple and third-party keyboard accessories as well as the 1st Gen Apple Pencil for taking notes and sketching. The 8-megapixel rear-facing camera and 1.2-megapixel front camera appear unchanged compared to the previous generation. This model also retains the Lightning connector.
Both iPad models will ship running iPadOS 14, which will be released to older iPads as a software update on September 16. Apple also announced the new Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE, Apple One subscription bundle, and Apple Fitness+ exercise and training service at its virtual event.
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Q: Does any OpenCL host have more than one platform? The definition of a platform in Khronos' OpenCL 1.0 and 1.1 specification:

Platform: The host plus a collection of devices managed by the OpenCL framework that allow an application to share resources and execute kernels on devices in the platform.

The OpenCL function clGetPlatformIDs creates an array of platforms, implying that multiple platforms are possible.  Is it safe to assume that a given OpenCL host has only one platform?
In other words, will I lose anything on any host by doing this:
cl_platform_id platform_id;
cl_uint num_platforms;
errcode = clGetPlatformIDs(1, &platform_id, &num_platforms);

A: To complement the answer of Tim Child with an example (Thinkpad X201 with both AMD and Intel SDK's installed):
$ python /usr/share/doc/python-pyopencl/examples/benchmark-all.py
Execution time of test without OpenCL:  10.9563219547 s
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Platform name: AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
Platform profile: FULL_PROFILE
Platform vendor: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Platform version: OpenCL 1.1 AMD-APP-SDK-v2.5 (684.213)
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Device name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU       M 520  @ 2.40GHz
Device type: CPU
Device memory:  7799 MB
Device max clock speed: 2399 MHz
Device compute units: 2
Execution time of test: 0.00842799 s
Results OK
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Platform name: Intel(R) OpenCL
Platform profile: FULL_PROFILE
Platform vendor: Intel(R) Corporation
Platform version: OpenCL 1.1 LINUX
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Device name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU       M 520  @ 2.40GHz
Device type: CPU
Device memory:  7799 MB
Device max clock speed: 2400 MHz
Device compute units: 2
Execution time of test: 0.00260659 s
Results OK

A: Yes, there is one Platform Id  for each vendors OpenCL installation.  So if you install AMD's and Intel's OpenCL SDK's you will get one Platform Id for each.

A: I wouldn't rely on there being only one Platform. When you have multiple OpenCL implementations on one system (which should be possible with the OpenCL ICD, although I'm not sure if that is only planned or already finished), you should get multiple platforms, one for each opencl implementation. One example where there could be multiple opencl implementations would be an nvidia implementation to run opencl on gpu and an amd implementation to run on cpu, so that it not that far fetched either.
edit: look at http://developer.amd.com/support/KnowledgeBase/Lists/KnowledgeBase/DispForm.aspx?ID=71 for (better) desciption of this

A: Even if you assume that a host has only one platform, you would have to figure out what the Id of that platform is, before calling clGetPlatformInfo. So its better if you call  clGetPlatformIDs, pick up a default or user supplied platform and then call clGetPlatformInfo.


1. The organization and production of gala-concerts of Stars of ballet of Saint Petersburg with participation of ballet soloists of the Mariinskiy (Kirov), Maliy (Mussorgskiy) and other theatres. Performances include classical and modern dances.
2. Realization of negotiations and the organization of performances of the Perm ballet.