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Jonah 1:12
He said to them, "Pick me up and throw me into the sea. Then the sea will become calm for you, for I know that on account of me this great storm has come upon you."
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I know that for my sake - I am not worthy to live; throw me overboard. God will not quiet the storm till I am cast out of the ship. Here was deep compunction; and honest avowal of sin; and a justification of the displeasure which God had now manifested.
Clarke, Adam. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "The Adam Clarke Commentary". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/acc/jonah-1.html. 1832.
Take me up, and cast me into the sea - Neither might Jonah have said this, nor might the sailors have obeyed it, without the command of God. Jonah might will alone to perish, who had alone offended; but, without the command of God, the Giver of life, neither Jonah nor the sailors might dispose of the life of Jonah. But God willed that Jonah should be cast into the sea - where he had gone for refuge - that (Wisdom of Solomon 11:16) wherewithal he had "sinned, by the same also he might be punished" as a man; and, as a prophet, that he might, in his three days' burial, prefigure Him who, after His Resurrection, should convert, not Nineveh, but the world, the cry of whose wickedness went up to God.
For I know that for my sake - o"In that he says, "I know," he marks that he had a revelation; in that he says, "this great storm," he marks the need which lay on those who cast him into the sea."
Barnes, Albert. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Barnes' Notes on the Whole Bible". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/bnb/jonah-1.html. 1870.
"And he said unto them, Take me up, and cast me forth into the sea; so shall the sea be calm unto you: for I know that for my sake this great tempest is upon you."
A number of the most important considerations appear in this verse. Jonah here designated the terrible tempest as an act of God directed against himself on account of his disobedience. He unselfishly offers up his own life to save the lives of the mariners, an action of such nobility as to enroll his name forever among the children of God. In this sacrificial act, he stands as one of the noblest types of our Lord Jesus Christ, this being only one of a great number of particulars in which that relationship appears. Moreover, Jonah here discharges his prophetic office effectually by his promise that as soon as he is cast overboard the sea will be calm to the distressed sailors. Such nobility was not lost upon the anxious sailors, for they tried with all their strength to avoid executing the sentence which Jonah, through inspiration, had passed upon himself.
This is the very heart of one of the most wonderful events that ever took place. Until that hour, Jonah had hated "foreigners"; but in the agony of that great storm, they found their common humanity, and Jonah's heart went out to them; and his soul was touched because of their unfortunate plight, a situation to which he himself had so effectively contributed. Indeed, he had brought it all upon them. "All that he had fled to avoid happens before his eyes; and through his own mediation, he sees the heathen turn to the fear of the Lord."[32] Nothing any more wonderful than this ever happened to one of God's servants!
Coffman, James Burton. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Coffman Commentaries on the Bible". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/bcc/jonah-1.html. Abilene Christian University Press, Abilene, Texas, USA. 1983-1999.
And he said unto them, take me up, and cast me forth into the sea,.... This he said not as choosing rather to die than to go to Nineveh; or as having overheard the men say that they would cast him into the sea, as Aben Ezra suggests, greatly to the prejudice of the prophet's character; but as being truly sensible of his sin, and that he righteously deserved to die such a death; and in love to the lives of innocent men, that they might be saved, and not perish, through his default; and as a prophet, knowing this to be the mind and will of God, he cheerfully and in faith submits to it, with a presence of mind and courage suitable to his character. It was not fit he should leap into the sea and destroy himself; but that he should die by the hand of justice, of which the shipmaster and the ship's crew were the proper executioners:
so shall the sea be calm unto you; or "silent", as before; it will cease from its roaring, and do no further hurt and damage:
for I know that for my sake this great tempest is upon you; for the sin he had committed in fleeing from God, this storm was raised and continued; nor could it go off till they had done what he had directed them to; there was no other way of being clear of it. In this Jonah was a type of Christ, who willingly gave himself to suffer and die, that he might appease divine wrath, satisfy justice, and save men; only with this difference, Jonah suffered for his own sins, Christ for the sins of others; Jonah to endured a storm he himself had raised by his sins, Christ to endure a storm others had raised by their sins.
Gill, John. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "The New John Gill Exposition of the Entire Bible". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/geb/jonah-1.html. 1999.
into the sea — Herein Jonah is a type of Messiah, the one man who offered Himself to die, in order to allay the stormy flood of God's wrath (compare Psalm 69:1, Psalm 69:2, as to Messiah), which otherwise must have engulfed all other men. So Caiaphas by the Spirit declared it expedient that one man should die, and that the whole nation should not perish (John 11:50). Jonah also herein is a specimen of true repentance, which leads the penitent to "accept the punishment of his iniquity" (Leviticus 26:41, Leviticus 26:43), and to be more indignant at his sin than at his suffering.
Jamieson, Robert, D.D.; Fausset, A. R.; Brown, David. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/jfb/jonah-1.html. 1871-8.
Jonah 1:12 And he said unto them, Take me up, and cast me forth into the sea; so shall the sea be calm unto you: for I know that for my sake this great tempest [is] upon you.
Ver. 12. And he said unto them] More by God's inward revelation than by discourse of reason; not as rashly offering himself to death, but as freely submitting to the mind of God, signified by the lot that fell upon him, calling for him to punishment.
Take me up, and cast me forth unto the sea] Eximia fides, saith Mercer. Before we had his repentance, testified by his confession with aggravation; here we have his faith, whereby he triumpheth over death in his most dreadful representations (Take me up, saith he, with a present mind and good courage), as also his charity, whereby he chose rather to die, as a piacular (a) person, than to cause the death of so many men for his fault. Like unto this was that of Nazianzen, who desired, Jonah-like, to be cast into the sea himself so be it all might be calm in the public; that of Athanasius, who by his sweat and tears, as by the bleeding of a chaste vine, cured the leprosy of that tainted age; that of Ambrose, who was far more solicitous of the Church's welfare than of his own; that of Chrysostom, who saith, That to seek the public good of the Church, and to prefer the salvation of others before a man's private profit, is the most perfect canon of Christianism, the very top gallant of religion, the highest point and pitch of piety. In 1 Corinthians 11:1-34 τουτο ορος ηκριβωμενος αυτη η κορυφη η ανωτατω.
So shall the sea be calm unto you] Not else: for I have forfeited my life by my disobedience; and my repentance (though true, and so, "to salvation never to be repented of," 2 Corinthians 7:10) comes too late, in regard of temporal punishments; as did likewise that of Moses, Deuteronomy 3:26, and of David, 2 Samuel 12:10, such is the venomous nature of sin in the saints (it is treachery, because against covenant), and such is the displeasure of God upon it, that he chastiseth his here more than any other sinners, Lamentations 4:6, Daniel 9:12, and whoever else escape, they shall be sure of it, Amos 3:2. The word here rendered calm signifieth silent; for the sea, when troubled, roareth hideously, so that the roaring of the devils at the painful preconceit of their last doom of damnation is set forth by a word that is taken from the tossing of the sea and the noise thereupon, James 2:19, "The devils believe and tremble," or shiver and shudder with horrible yellings ( φρισσουσι. φριξ, est maria agitatio. Eustath. in Hom. Iliad).
For I know that for my sake this tempest is upon you] If Jonah were a type of Christ in that being cast into the sea a calm followed; yet herein he differed, that Christ suffered not for his own offences, but "bore our sins in his own body on the tree," and died, "the just for the unjust," 1 Peter 2:24; 1 Peter 3:18.
Trapp, John. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". John Trapp Complete Commentary. https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/jtc/jonah-1.html. 1865-1868.
He said unto them; he readily gives them advice for their safety.
Take me up: this he spake as a prophet directed of God, and not, as some Jewish rabbi thinks, choosing to die rather than to go to Nineveh.
Cast me forth into the sea; throw me overboard into the sea; no other way must you deal with me than this, and this way I not only direct as expedient, but from God I give you it as a command, and you must do it; thus my God will punish my disobedience and contempt.
So shall the sea be calm unto you; as a prophet I assure you the tempest shall cease, and you be safe, and by that you may know I being in the ship endangered you all.
I know; I am assured of this, and though I have been your danger, and this was my fault, yet it shall not be my fault if you be drowned.
For my sake; for my sin, which God will punish, but not by my own act, I must not leap overboard; it is a crime God will punish by that justice which is in this place.
This great tempest is upon you; and will be, till you have executed God's sentence on me, which I willingly submit to.
Poole, Matthew, "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". Matthew Poole's English Annotations on the Holy Bible. https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/mpc/jonah-1.html. 1685.
'And he said to them, "Take me up, and cast me forth into the sea, so will the sea be calm for you, for I know that for my sake this great tempest is on you." '
As a prophet his reply was that, recognising that this great storm had arisen because of him (for his sake), they must throw him into the sea as a kind of appeasement offering to YHWH. Then the sea would become calm for them. he had made the decision that he was ready to die to save the ship and the crew.
Pett, Peter. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Peter Pett's Commentary on the Bible ". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/pet/jonah-1.html. 2013.
12.Cast me forth — Jonah meets them frankly. He has learned that his attempt to flee from the presence of Jehovah is a failure; that he alone is responsible for the divine wrath which has caused the tempest; and that the only way to remove the danger is to get rid of him. Hence he is willing to suffer the consequences of his rashness and disobedience.
Whedon, Daniel. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Whedon's Commentary on the Bible". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/whe/jonah-1.html. 1874-1909.
Jonah"s answer reveals the double-mindedness of the prophet. He could have asked the sailors to sail back to Joppa if he really intended to obey the Lord and go to Nineveh. His repentance surely would have resulted in God withholding judgment from the sailors just as the Ninevites" repentance resulted in His withholding judgment from them. Still Jonah was not ready to obey God yet. Nonetheless his compassion for the sailors led him to give them a plan designed to release them from God"s punishment. It would also result in his death, which he regarded as preferable to obeying God. His heart was still as hard as ever toward the plight of the Ninevites even though he acknowledged that he knew God was disciplining him.
"He pronounces this sentence, not by virtue of any prophetic inspiration, but as a believing Israelite who is well acquainted with the severity of the justice of the holy God, both from the law and from the history of his nation." [Note: Keil, 1:396.]
Why did Jonah not end his own life by jumping overboard? I suspect that he did not have the courage to do so. Obviously it took considerable courage to advise the sailors to throw him into the sea where he must have expected to drown, but suicide takes even more courage.
"The piety of the seamen has evidently banished his nonchalant indifference and touched his conscience. By now he has realized how terrible is the sin that has provoked this terrible storm. The only way to appease the tempest of Yahweh"s wrath is to abandon himself to it as just deserts for his sin. His willingness to die is an indication that he realizes his guilt before God." [Note: Allen, pp210-11.]
Constable, Thomas. DD. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Expository Notes of Dr. Thomas Constable". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/dcc/jonah-1.html. 2012.
Cast me. God intimates that he required this sacrifice. (Menochius)
Haydock, George Leo. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "George Haydock's Catholic Bible Commentary". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/hcc/jonah-1.html. 1859.
Take me up . . . I know. He had counted the cost.
Bullinger, Ethelbert William. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "E.W. Bullinger's Companion bible Notes". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/bul/jonah-1.html. 1909-1922.
And he said unto them, Take me up, and cast me forth into the sea; so shall the sea be calm unto you: for I know that for my sake this great tempest is upon you.
Take me up, and cast me forth into the sea. Herein Jonah is a type of Messiah, the One Man who offered Himself to die, in order to allay the stormy flood of God's wrath, which otherwise must have engulfed all other men (cf. Psalms 69:1-2 as to Messiah). So Caiaphas, by the Spirit, declared it "expedient that one man should die, and that the whole nation should not perish" (John 11:50). Jonah also heroin is a specimen of true repentance, which leads the penitent to "accept of the punishment of his iniquity" (Leviticus 26:41; Leviticus 26:43), and to be more indignant at his sin than at his suffering.
Jamieson, Robert, D.D.; Fausset, A. R.; Brown, David. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible - Unabridged". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/jfu/jonah-1.html. 1871-8.
(12) Cast me forth into the sea.—There was no need of prophetic inspiration to enable Jonah to pass this sentence upon himself. He is too manly not to prefer to perish without involving others in his ruin.
Ellicott, Charles John. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/ebc/jonah-1.html. 1905.
2 Samuel 24:17; John 11:50
Joshua 7:12,20,21; 1 Chronicles 21:17; Ecclesiastes 9:18; Acts 27:24
Reciprocal: Joshua 6:18 - make the camp; Job 35:8 - may hurt; Psalm 106:30 - General; Jonah 2:3 - thou
Torrey, R. A. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/tsk/jonah-1.html.
Jonah then answers, Take me, and throw me into the sea, and it will be still to you. It may be asked whether Jonah ought to have of his own accord offered himself to die; for it seemed to be an evidence of desperation. He might, indeed, have surrendered himself to their will; but here he did, as it were, stimulate them, "Throw me into the sea, " he says; "for ye cannot otherwise pacify God than by punishing me." He seemed like a man in despair, when he would thus advance to death of his own accord. But Jonah no doubt knew that he was doomed to punishment by God. It is uncertain whether he then entertained a hope of deliverance, that is, whether he confidently relied at this time on the grace of God. But, however it may have been, we may yet conclude, that he gave himself up to death, because he knew and was fully persuaded that he was in a manner summoned by the evident voice of God. And thus there is no doubt but that he patiently submitted to the judgment which the Lord had allotted to him. Take me, then, and throw me into the sea
Then he adds, The sea will be to you still Here Jonah not only declares that God would be pacified by his death, because the lot had fallen upon him, but he also acknowledges that his death would suffice as an expiation, so that the tempest would subside: and then the reason follows — I know, he says, that on my account is this great tempest come upon you. When he says that he knew this, he could not refer to the lot, for that knowledge was common to them all. But Jonah speaks here by the prophetic spirit: and he no doubt confirms what I have before referred to, — that the God of Israel was the supreme and only King of heaven and earth. This certainty of knowledge, then, of which Jonah speaks, must be referred to his own consciences and to the teaching of that religion in which he had been instructed.
And now we may learn from these words a most useful instruction: Jonah does not here expostulate with God, nor contumeliously complain that God punished him too severely, but he willingly bears his charged guilt and his punishment, as he did before when he said, "I am the worshipper of the true God." How could he confess the true God, whose great displeasure he was then experiencing? But Jonah, we see, was so subdued, that he failed not to ascribe to God his just honor; though death was before his eyes, though God's wrath was burning, we yet see, that he gave to God, as we have said, the honor due to him. So the same thing is repeated in this place, Behold, he says, I know that on my account has this great tempest happened He who takes to himself all the blame, does not certainly murmur against God. It is then a true confession of repentance, when we acknowledge God, and willingly testify before men that he is just, though, according to the judgment of our flesh, he may deal violently with us. When however we give to him the praise due to his justice, we then really show our penitence; for unless God's wrath brings us down to this humble state of mind, we shall be always full of bitterness; and, however silent we may be for a time, our heart will be still perverse and rebellious. This humility, then, always follows repentance, — the sinner prostrates himself before God, and willingly admits his own sin, and tries not to escape by subterfuges.
And it was no wonder that Jonah thus humbled himself; for we see that the sailors did the same: when they said that lots were to be cast, they added at the same time, "Come ye and let us cast lots, that we may know why this evil has happened to us." They did not accuse God, but constituted him the Judge; and thus they acknowledged that he inflicted a just punishment. And yet every one thought himself to have been innocent; for however conscience might have bitten them, still no one considered himself to have been guilty of so great a wickedness as to subject him to God's vengeance. Though, then, the sailors thought themselves exempt from any great sin, they yet did not contend with God, but allowed him to be their Judge. Since then they, who were so barbarous, confined themselves within these bounds of modesty, it was no wonder that Jonah, especially when he was roused and began to feel his guilt, and was also powerfully restrained by God's hand, — it was no wonder that he now confessed that he was guilty before God, and that he justly suffered a punishment so heavy and severe. We ought then to take special notice of this, — that he knew that on his account the storm happened or that the sea was so tempestuous against them all. The rest we defer until tomorrow.
Calvin, John. "Commentary on Jonah 1:12". "Calvin's Commentary on the Bible". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/cal/jonah-1.html. 1840-57.


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Family, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Education
Ann Arbor divorce attorney Lana Panagoulia serves several counties in Michigan including: Washtenaw, Lenawee, Oakland, Monroe, Livingston, Jackson, Genesee, Ingham and Macomb Counties. Working in the courts and schools, Lana is an experienced divorce and family lawyer and is dedicated to providing top divorce and family law representation. Lana Panagoulia serves individuals, families, and children in all family law matters, including divorce, child custody, alimony, child support, guardianship, same-gender legal matters, and property division. Although she has a full-service law firm, she concentrates her practice in the area of domestic relations matters. Lana has a teaching background with a...
Diana Theresa Mohyi
Bloomfield Hills, MI Family Law Attorney with 11 years of experience
(855) 647-2500 41000 Woodward Avenue
Suite 350 East #4113
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfFamily, Divorce and Domestic Violence
I started my legal career interning for Legal Aid, where I helped provide legal service to the marginalized. I became a licensed attorney in 2012. I earned a Bachelors in Science in Brain Behavior and Cognitive Sciences from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Campus in 2007. In 2011 I earned my Law Degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. I am licensed to practice in the States of Michigan and New York. I understand that dealing with family related legal issues can be overwhelming. My goal is to help my clients navigate the legal maze and reach your desired...
Philip G. Vera
(586) 991-1783 8300 Hall Road, Suite 202
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfUtica, MI Family Law Lawyer with 16 years of experience
I can help with Divorce/Family and Support for your situation! Philip Vera is a lifelong resident of Macomb County, MI. He is a graduate of Eisenhower High School in Shelby Township, MI. It was around that time he decided that the practice of law was his calling. "I was completely fascinated by the court system and the role attorney have in it" says Mr. Vera. Upon graduating, Mr. Vera attended Oakland University in Rochester Hills, MI. He earned his Bachelor's degree in political science and a minor in psychology. From there, he enrolled at Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, MI....
Mara Elena Kent
(734) 662-0222 538 N Division St.
Family, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
Mara Kent (she/her/hers) is a life-long resident of Ann Arbor, Michigan and a licensed attorney since 1996. Mara's practice areas include estate planning, probate and trust administration, elder law and long-term care planning, special needs planning, estate planning for surrogacy, same-sex adoptions and step-parent adoptions, and prenuptial agreements. Mara loves working with people and making personal connections with her clients, doing what she generally considers to be "happy law." Mara counsels her clients on how to plan for major life events by anticipating common (and not-so-common) problems before they arise, so her clients can strategize about how to minimize court involvement,...
Brendan Noel Guilford
Kalamazoo, MI Family Law Attorney with 12 years of experience
(269) 389-0687 821 W. South Street
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Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce and Domestic Violence
BRENDAN N. GUILFORD was born and raised in Kalamazoo County, attending Vicksburg High School. He went on to earn his Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree in Political Science from Alma College in 2005. After moving to Florida with his wife, Brendan received his law degree from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale. While attending law school, he clerked for the community association firm Kahan Shir, PL in Boca Raton, FL. After graduating from law school, he relocated to the Tampa Bay region with his family in mid-2009. While working in and around Tampa, Brendan worked...
Michael A. Robbins
(248) 646-7980 3910 Telegraph Rd, Suite 200
Michael A. Robbins is past president of the Michigan Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, past chairperson of the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan and past president of the Michigan Interprofessional Association. Mr. Robbins has not only been named one of the "Best Lawyers in America" in family law, but was also showcased in Newsweek as one of the Eight Leaders in Family Law in the United States. He has also been named one of the top 100 lawyers in Michigan by the New York Times and Super Lawyers. He is a frequent lecturer...
Mark Snover
Bloomfield Hills, MI Family Law Attorney
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfFamily and Divorce
Mark Snover is a partner at The Law Firm of Hauer & Snover. His practice is devoted exclusively to family law.
Mr. Snover specializes in litigating complex divorce cases, child support cases, child custody cases, as well as other cases dealing with family law issues. He has been named to the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. He was selected by his peers as a Leading Lawyer in family law. Mr. Snover was also selected to the National Advocates, Top 100 Lawyers.
The Law Firm of Hauer and Snover was named as one of the Best Family Law Firms...
John Ceci
Brighton, MI Family Law Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(810) 299-2734 726 W. Grand River Ave.
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfFamily, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Estate Planning
Western Michigan University Cooley Law School and Eastern Michigan University
I help people solve problems.
I help them kick debt collectors to the curb. I also help them untie the knot. And I help them move from the world to the next.
I help people file for bankruptcy when their debt is too much for them to deal with any more.
I help them end a marriage when they feel that's their only option.
And I help people put together a Will or a Trust (or both) so when their time on this earth ends, those left behind can have some semblance of order in a trying situation.
When people come to me,...
Daniel Marchese
(248) 270-2709 10192 Grand River Ave
Free ConsultationFamily and Divorce
University of Detroit Mercy
Mr. Marchese focuses on realistic problem solving techniques to resolve often times stressful legal situations. He is highly experienced in divorce and family law matters, and he has successfully tried and arbitrated cases in the most contentious matters. 99% of his cases are either resolved at or prior to mediation – this provides the added bonus of saving time, money and emotional distress. Mr. Marchese has been featured in several prominent publications including USA Today and has won over 50 national awards for his excellence in law practice and law firm.
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Mechelle Woznicki
Portage, MI Family Law Lawyer
(269) 692-5244 1918 W. Milham Avenue
Portage, MI 49024
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfFamily, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Estate Planning
After becoming a parent then a grandparent, spending 10 years in the Navy, and 20 years in business, Mechelle decided to pursue a law degree, which fulfilled a life-long dream. Her practical experience as an international contract negotiator and her time in the military bring a unique perspective and understanding of her clients' needs.
While Mechelle is competent under many practice areas, her special areas of interest are Collaborative Practice, Mediation, Family Law, and Estate Planning. Mechelle is a court approved Civil Mediator and Domestic Relations Mediator. Practicing law allows Mechelle the tangible opportunity to seek justice in ways...
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The first fee is displayed on the monitor of the ATM you use. The second fee is part of your account. If you use ATMs frequently, you want to find a checking account that offers low 'non-bank' ATM fees. This can be a $0.50-$3 charge from the bank ON TOP of the ATM's charge, which normally run from $1-$2, but may be much higher.
When shopping with your debit card, you may have the choice to pay 'credit or debit.' A debit purchase requires you to give your PIN, and the cost of your purchase is charged to your account immediately. When you pay credit, you sign for the purchase, and the cost applies to your account within a few days.
The possible delay of a signature-based purchase could cause difficulties in two different ways. First, you'll have both an 'actual balance' and an 'available balance' until the transaction clears which can make things confusing. Second, some businesses (like gas stations) will put holds on a certain amount in your account when you make signature-based purchases -- maybe $100. That means when you're only buying $30 of gas, you cannot access the remaining $70 until the payment has cleared. And, if you're unaware of this hold, you may accidentally overdraft your account when you make a purchase before the hold clears.


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Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Vermilion-on-the-Lake distance to Beavercreek
How far is Vermilion-on-the-Lake from Beavercreek?
Shortest distance between Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Beavercreek is 149.81 miles (241.09 km).
Flight distance from Vermilion-on-the-Lake, OH to Beavercreek, OH is 149.81 miles. Estimated flight time is 00 hours 23 minutes.
It takes 00 hours 21 minutes to travel from Vermilion-on-the-Lake to Beavercreek with an airplane (average speed of 550 miles).
The driving distance from Vermilion-on-the-Lake, Ohio to Beavercreek, Ohio is: 195.88 miles (315.24 km) by car.
Driving from Vermilion-on-the-Lake to Beavercreek will take approximately 03 hours 21 minutes.
#1 Vermilion-on-the-Lake
City in Lorain County, Ohio, United States of America
#2 Beavercreek
39°42'33"N 84°3'48"W
Starting point in Vermilion-on-the-Lake: Commings Road (-82.324019,41.428377)
Ending point in Beavercreek: North Fairfield Road (-84.063109,39.709203)
Estimated Travel Time Between Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Beavercreek
The distance between Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Beavercreek is 315 km if you choose to drive by road. You can go 03 hours 30 minutes if you drive your car at an average speed of 90 kilometers / hour. For different choices, please review the avg. speed travel time table on the below.
There is no time difference between Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Beavercreek. The current time is 14:43:44.
A car with a fuel efficiency of 8.3 l/100 km will need 26.17 liters (6.91 gallon) of gas to cover the route between Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Beavercreek.
The estimated cost of gas to go from Vermilion-on-the-Lake to Beavercreek is $22.85 (diesel $25.75).
The place names are translated into coordinates to approximate the distance between Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Beavercreek (latitude and longitude). Cities, states, and countries each have their own regional center. The Haversine formula is used to measure the radius.
Driving distance from Cincinnati, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 230.84 miles (371 km)
Driving distance from Columbus, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 124.95 miles (201 km)
Driving distance from Dayton, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 194.56 miles (313 km)
Driving distance from Hamilton, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 225.91 miles (364 km)
Driving distance from Kettering, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 199.68 miles (321 km)
Driving distance from Middletown, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 221.14 miles (356 km)
Driving distance from Springfield, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 171.24 miles (276 km)
Driving distance from Akron, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 68.14 miles (110 km)
Driving distance from Cleveland, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 40.92 miles (66 km)
Driving distance from Colerain, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 162.25 miles (261 km)
Driving distance from Cuyahoga Falls, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 61.96 miles (100 km)
Driving distance from Dublin, OH to Vermilion-on-the-Lake 123.61 miles (199 km)


Today was our last day in Yellowstone, and Mother Nature finally smiled upon us with our first fully sunny day since we got here on Monday. And it was not too soon, as we were waiting for the weather to clear in order to hike Mt. Washburn, the park's most popular trail.
The hike was not too strenuous – 1400 ft elevation in just over 3 miles. What made it hard were the piles of snow still present. One part of the trail was entirely under snow, which we had to traverse. It was a slow and slippery affair, but we made it! The rest of the trail was actually pretty nice – wide and not too muddy. From the very beginning, we caught glimpses of the views that awaited at the top.
Atop Mt. Washburn, at 10, 243 feet (~3100 m), there was an old fire lookout that was actually still in service. There was an ugly 3-story building there, which featured an intepretive center, an observation deck and the fire lookout's quarters on the very top. This fire lookout is one of the few remaining in service in the United States. The person living here arrives as soon as the snow conditions allow, usually in late June, and stays through summer and Fall. We couldn't go into the quarters but there was a picture of it on the observation deck.
The views from the top were amazing. 360 views all around. We could see the Grand canyon of the Yellowstone, which we'd toured a couple of days before. Many mountain ranges were visible in the distance, most notably the Grand Teton, one of the three Tetons, where we're headed tomorrow. We even saw some bighorn sheep there!
After a picnic lunch in the sun back down in the valley, we headed for the horseback ride that got cancelled yesterday. I had not been on horseback in about 4-5 years, and it's been about 15 for Laura, so we were both excited about it. The horses were very gentle and we had a great time riding through a lush valley.
And this concludes our five days in Yellowstone! Many of the park's 5,000,000 annual visitors never get off the main road through the park. We were happy to have explored this park on so many days and to have seen so much! There is no other place on Earth like this simmering supervolcano.


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jimport('joomla.event.dispatcher');

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 * Do_an_tot_nghiep model.
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     * Method to auto-populate the model state.
     *
     * Note. Calling getState in this method will result in recursion.
     *
     * @since	1.6
     */
    protected function populateState() {
        $app = JFactory::getApplication('com_do_an_tot_nghiep');

        // Load state from the request userState on edit or from the passed variable on default
        if (JFactory::getApplication()->input->get('layout') == 'edit') {
            $id = JFactory::getApplication()->getUserState('com_do_an_tot_nghiep.edit.do_an.id');
        } else {
            $id = JFactory::getApplication()->input->get('id');
            JFactory::getApplication()->setUserState('com_do_an_tot_nghiep.edit.do_an.id', $id);
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        $this->setState('do_an.id', $id);

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        $params_array = $params->toArray();
        if (isset($params_array['item_id'])) {
            $this->setState('do_an.id', $params_array['item_id']);
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Welcome to the Nuview Union School District Board of Trustees Online Agenda.
Our Board of Trustees meets the second Thursday of each month. The meetings take place at the Upton Education Center located at the District Office, 29780 Lakeview Avenue, Nuevo CA 92567.
Please use the links on the right hand side of this page to access the regular and charter meetings.


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Q: Formularios en Asp.Net MVC Tengo una situación con un formulario en mi proyecto de web, y mi formulario varia de inputs de acuerdo con cantidad de datos en la BD.
Esto quiere decir que al yo tomar información de los N inputs debo hacer N inserciones a otra tabla, por lo cual requiero que mi objeto que llega a mi controlador sea una lista y no un objeto, pero no se como debo hacer para que el formulario envíe una lista a mi controlador.
Uso atributos asp action para la comunicación entre vista y controlador, gracias

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Babies' pink vest jacket, with fur-trimmed hood. There is a small bow on the front of the vest.
The press fastener can detach from the vest and could be put into the mouth by a small child, leading to choking.


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Q: Помогите разобраться с задачкой. Python Ввести оценки N учеников по K предметам (N > 10). Определить и
вывести на экран количество учеников, не получивших ни одной оценки «5», а
также количество неуспевающих учеников. Найти процент учеников,
обучающихся на 4 и 5, процент отличников и процент неуспевающих
студентов.

A: Вот, сколотил на быструю руку, но должно работать
numbers = {}
n = int(input('Введите количество учеников: '))  # количество учеников
for f in range(1, n + 1):
    print('Ввод оценок', f, 'ученика\nВводите через пробел')
    lis = [int(i) for i in input().split()]  # ввод оценок через пробел
    print(lis)
    numbers.update([(f, lis)])

low = []
average = []
high = []

for f in numbers.keys():
    if 1 in numbers.get(f) or 2 in numbers.get(f) or 3 in numbers.get(f):
        low.append(f)
    elif 4 in numbers.get(f):
        average.append(f)
    else:
        high.append(f)
print('Количество учеников с низким баллом:',  len(low), '\n'
      'Количество учеников со средним баллом:', len(average), '\n'
      'Количество отличников:', len(high))

len_all = len(low) + len(average) + len(high)
percent_low = (len(low) * 100) / len_all
percent_average = (len(average) * 100) / len_all
percent_high = (len(high) * 100) / len_all
print('Процент учеников с низким баллом:', percent_low, '\n'
      'Процент учеников со средним баллом:', percent_average, '\n'
      'Процент отличников:', percent_high)


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More States Move Toward Banning Gas-Powered Vehicles
September 7, 2022Business
Brand new Dodge Charger cars on the sales lot at Hilltop Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram in Richmond, Calif., on Aug. 17, 2022. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Seventeen states follow California's rigid vehicle emission requirements instead of federal standards, and now they're considering following California's lead in its gas-powered vehicle ban.
Indeed, Oregon said it'll update its Advanced Clean Cars II law proposal to include a gas-powered vehicle ban in 2035.
And Washington said it would adopt a version of California's rule by year's end.
In Sep. 2021, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) signed Senate Bill S2758, which effectively banned gas-powered vehicle sales by implementing a "zero-emission" in-state sales goal of 100 percent by 2035.
New York will likely institute an outright ban soon.
Further, other states have so-called trigger laws that require them to adopt the same emission regulations as California's—even if they disagree with the requirements.
Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.) speaks at a news conference in New York City, on Aug. 3, 2022. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
On Aug. 25, the California Air Resources Board voted to ban the sale of gas-powered cars entirely by 2035 — a move impacting seventeen states that follow California's emission regulations.
New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Washington, Oregon, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Colorado, Minnesota, Nevada, Virginia, and New Mexico have all chosen to opt into California's standards instead of federal requirement.
Moreover, depending on the legalese of each state's regulations, if California implements a specific condition, then the state tied to California's standards must follow suit.
For example, under then-Gov. Ralph Northam (D), Virginia tied itself to California's emission standards when it passed House Bill 1965, which directed Virginia's State Air Pollution Control Board to "adopt and enforce" Section 177 of the Clean Air Act.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (L) at a news conference in the Governor's Mansion in Richmond, Va., on Feb. 2, 2019. (Steve Helber/AP Photo)
The Clean Air Act is a federal law requiring states to implement federal vehicle emissions standards or opt under Section 177 to follow California's more stringent requirements.
Massachusetts, Washington, and Vermont have similar laws tying them to California.
On Aug. 11, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) signed House Bill 5060, which essentially dictated that if California passed a fossil-fuel vehicle ban, Massachusetts would follow suit.
In 2020, Washington passed Senate Bill 5811, which states, "The department of ecology shall adopt rules to implement the motor vehicle emission standards of the state of California including the zero emission vehicle program, and shall amend the rules from time to time, to maintain consistency with the California motor vehicle emission standards."
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee in Seattle, Wash., on March 11, 2020. (John Moore/Getty Images)
Washington state's law requires it to institute a gas-powered vehicle ban precisely like California's—something Gov. Jay Inslee (D) supports and described as "a critical milestone in our climate fight."
In 2018, Vermont updated its Air Pollution Control Regulations.
The regulations state, "No person, including a manufacturer or dealer, shall deliver for sale or lease … a 2000 or subsequent model-year passenger car or light-duty truck; or a 2004 or subsequent model-year medium-duty vehicle in Vermont unless the vehicle is California-certified criteria."
The "California-certified criteria" include specific vehicle emission standards, meaning Vermont will follow California's gas-powered vehicle ban.
In 2004, Gov. John Rowland (R-Conn) signed a law tying Connecticut to California. Still, the law allows for "wiggle room," and officials hedged when asked if Connecticut would ban gas-powered vehicles.
"[California standards] won't be enforceable here until we've actually gone through the process of updating our regulations but, yes we are required to do that as are a number of other states that have followed the California standards for a number of years," said Shannon Laun, the director of the Conservation Law Foundation of Connecticut.
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Not every state tied to California's emission requirements plans to follow the gas-powered ban, however. Plus, some states, like Virginia, are exploring legal options to resist it.
Colorado, for example, believes California's ban is flawed and won't adopt it—yet.
"While the governor shares the goal of rapidly moving towards electric vehicles, he is skeptical about requiring 100 percent of cars sold to be electric by a certain date as technology is rapidly changing," the Colorado Energy Office told the AP.
And, on Aug. 30, Gov. Janet Mills (D-Maine) said she doesn't support California's ban, and Maine won't follow suit.
"I would not be inclined to adopt any mandate along those lines. Make electric vehicles available, rebates available—but not a mandate," Mills stated.
In a statement, New Jersey's state Department of Environmental Protection spokesman Larry Hanja said that the agency is "committed to achieving the bold clean energy and emissions reduction goals set out by Gov. Murphy."
He stopped short of saying when or if New Jersey would begin adopting California's law.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, then-governor-elect, speaks at rally in Denver, Colo., on Nov. 6, 2018. (Rick T. Wilking/Getty Images)
Other states like Delaware, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Nevada have regulations requiring a certain percentage of vehicles sold to be "zero-emission" by a specific date. Nevertheless, their laws don't cede power to California.
However, earlier this year, Rhode Island introduced House Bill 7653 and Senate Bill 2448, which were similar to Washington's law—both measures were "held for further study." Thus, Rhode Island is not yet required to ban gas-powered vehicles.
The laws in Minnesota are a bit murkier.
In 2020, Minnesota adopted "Clean Car" standards that tie Minnesota to California. However, the Minnesota Auto Dealers Association (MADA) filed a complaint with the State Court of Appeals, arguing that the law improperly delegates the state's authority to the California Air Resources Board.
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The lawsuit is pending.
Minnesota isn't the only state with a coalition fighting against instituting a gas-powered vehicle ban.
As stated above, Virginia's emissions laws went into effect under the previous Northam administration.
Virginia's new Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) publicly said he views the law as "ludicrous" and vowed to challenge the law.
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A documentary on the lives and artistry of countertenors
Philippe Jaroussky, A High Pitched Portrait A documentary on the lives and artistry of countertenors
With the help of the young French star Philippe Jaroussky, filmmaker Jeremy Rozen offers an in-depth look at what takes to become and what it means to be a countertenor.
It is difficult to be indifferent to the voice of a countertenor. Whether it shocks or soothes, their voices always jostle our sensibilities. Although their high-pitched singing may seem mysterious, it is produced using a straightforward vocal technique. The singer develops his voice using this technique, creating a universe of new possibilities in the process. Following the countertenor Philippe Jaroussky in his vocal exercises, concerts, moments of doubt, long workdays, failures and successes, this documentary portrays a passionate and ambitious person and explores what it means to be an Artist.
Philippe Jaroussky © Vo Van Tao
Philippe Jaroussky | Countertenor
Cecilia Bartoli | Mezzo-soprano
Jeremy Rozen
Production: © Prismedia, Aller Retour Productions, Telmondis
Available version(s): FR
Philippe Jaroussky: Italian Music for the Sun King
A Concert for Mazarin. With La Fenice, conducted by Jean Tubéry
Chapelle de la Trinité (Lyon, France)
Philippe Jaroussky sings Handel and Vivaldi
The Ensemble Matheus at the Chapelle de la Trinité (conducted by Jean-Christophe Spinosi)
Jean-Christophe Spinosi conducts Vivaldi – With Philippe Jaroussky
The Ensemble Matheus at the Chapelle de la Trinité


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Professor Sharon Weill is the co-director of the Justice lab.
Sharon Weill is an Associate Professor in international law and is affiliated as associate researcher at SciencesPo (PSIA/CERI). She is a member of the French National Consultative Committee for Human Rights (CNCDH). Recently, she was nominated by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to serve as a judge in the French Asylum Courts (CNDA).
Her particular field of interest is the relationship between international and domestic law, the politics of international law, law and conflicts and the role of national courts - topics on which she has published numerous articles and book chapters. Her research method combines legal doctrine with socio-political approaches including trial ethnography.
Within the lab she integrates students in her research on courts – terrorism trials, asylum and international courts.
She is the author of the book The Role of National Courts in Applying International Humanitarian Law (Oxford University Press, 2014) and co-editor of the book Prosecuting the President - The Trial of Hissène Habré (Oxford University Press, 2020).
Professor Kerstin Carlson is the co-director of the Justice Lab.
Kerstin has been teaching at The American University of Paris since 2011; today she teaches part-time, giving a summer course every year, and is otherwise Associate Professor at Roskilde University in Denmark, where her work focuses on the development of international law and legal institutions in the practice of transitional justice. She received her BA from The Johns Hopkins University, and her JD and PhD from University of California, Berkeley.
Kerstin is the author of the books Model(ing) Justice: Perfecting the Promise of International Criminal Law (Cambridge University Press, 2018); The Justice Laboratory: Reconceptualizing International Law in Africa (Chatham House/Brookings Institute, 2021); and co-editor of The President on Trial: Prosecuting Hissène Habré (Oxford University Press, 2020). She also regularly writes for "The Conversation" on topics related to international criminal law.
Ziad Majed is an Associate Professor in the History and Politics department, and the Coordinator of the Middle East Studies Program. His writings deal with issues of political transitions, civil society and cultural resilience in Arab countries. He authored and co-authored (in French and Arabic) a series of books on Syria, Lebanon, and the 2011 Arab revolutions.
Among his latest publications: Dans la tête de Bachar Al-Assad, Actes Sud, Paris, 2018 Syrie, la révolution orpheline, Actes Sud, Paris, 2014.
Professor Susan H. Perry, a specialist in international human rights law and digital technology, teaches law and politics at The American University of Paris and directs several of the University's graduate programs. Both a scholar and activist, Dr. Perry's work focuses on vulnerable populations – women, children and communities in conflict – whose rights are being violated by the State, society or industry, often in breach of binding legal conventions.
The annual Hague Practicum brings international law practitioners to the university for onsite workshops and graduate students to The Hague for in-depth visits to international criminal law institutions and briefings with practitioners. She is also responsible for the university's annual participation in the Exercice Coalition, a conflict simulation organized by the French War College where AUP students apply IHL to a humanitarian crisis.
She is the author of Illusion Pixel in French (Lemieux Editions 2015) and Human Rights and Digital Technology (Palgrave 2017). She is currently an Advisory Board member of SHERPA, a Horizon 2020 European Commission grant on the ethical use of artificial intelligence in Europe.
Michelle Kuo joined the American University of Paris in 2015 and teaches in its History, Law, and Society program on issues related to race, punishment, immigration, and the law.
Michelle worked as an immigrants' rights lawyer at Centro Legal de la Raza, located in the Fruitvale district of Oakland, California. She advocated for tenants facing evictions, workers stiffed out of their wages, and families facing deportation. More recently, she has volunteered at a detention center in south Texas at RAICES, helping asylum seekers prepare for interviews with asylum officers.
Michelle has written for publications including The New York Times, LA Review of Books, Lithub, The Point, and Public Books. Michelle is the author of Reading with Patrick, a mix of memoir, history, and law and exploration of racial and economic inequality in the Arkansas and Mississippi Delta.
She currently is a pro bono attorney for the Stanford Three Strikes Project. She recently helped found Dialogue and Transformation, a global collective of formerly incarcerated people.
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Omer is an international lawyer, lecturer in international law at Sciences Po Paris and Sciences Po Bordeaux, fellow at the EUI and Yale Law School graduate. In Israel\Palestine, he co-founded a human rights law firm that specialized in Supreme Court litigation. He also co-founded We Are Refugees, an NGO that provided pro-bono representation to detained asylum-seekers, and co- litigated the Anti-Infiltration Law case, a landmark ruling that led to the release of 1,500 refugees and secured the liberty of tens of thousands others.
In France, Omer was a senior associate in the international arbitration group of Shearman & Sterling LLP. He gave legal advice to organisations and individuals such as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and Julian Assange. As the legal director of front-LEX, an NGO legally challenging EU migration policies before international, regional and EU Courts, he is currently leading the first ICC case against the EU, and the first case to be submitted against Frontex before the CJEU.
Gabriel Green
Gabriel is an AUP alumnus currently working within the Policy and Diplomacy Unit at the IFRC Secretariat. Following several years of professional, volunteer, and research experience working alongside grassroots NGOs and refugee communities in Greece since 2015, his specializations center on the subjects of human rights, refugee and forced migration issues, as well as asylum and migration policy.
His experiences in Greece led him to pursue a bachelor's degree in International and Comparative Politics with a minor in International Law from AUP, followed by a master's degree in International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Based in Athens, Greece, Gabriel guides the field work of the Justice Lab's On the Edge project.
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Jeanne is a lawyer (French bar) with more then 20 years of practical experience in the fields of human rights, counter terrorism and international criminal law. She represents, assists and advises victims of international crimes and civil society organisations to use strategic litigation at the national and international level. She worked at the Extraordinary Chambers in the court of Cambodia with a focus on civil party admissibility and representation in mass claim procedures and held senior positions with international Human Rights organizations (Senior Policy advisor with Amnesty International France & International Justice Director with FIDH). She has also extensive advocacy and training experience including on gender based violence and is a member of the UNDP ExpRes Roster on Sexual Violence & Rule of Law.
In addition, she teaches International Criminal Law (@Sciences-Po Paris / Université Paris Saclay, Université Paris Nord); Victim's rights and International Justice (@Sciences-Po Paris) and Repression of Terrorism at Paris II Panthéon Assas (with Sharon Weill).


See the bridge hanging in the mist, its sleepy arch, its pale stones held together by ancient mycelia and roots. In this ambiguous light it barely exists. See the swamp under the bridge, how it holds its breath. Its rough skin is an outright lie. It sits deep into the valley's belly, wreathed with pines. See the woman in the swamp, her dress puffing around her like a face blowing out candles. See her sap-stained skin so fresh and butter-soft, how it refracts the dusk. Her eyes follow the dirge that echoes against the trees. Hear the bell high up the hill, tolled by the convert with the torn heart. He thinks of a woman with butter-soft skin and dark, dark eyes. His fingers miss the linen socks and thighs, his mouth the peaty curls between them. See the rip in the habit of fog shrouding the valley. See the man look far below, see him notice the dress blossom in the swamp. It is bright and sudden, and makes him think of a seagull. See it wane into nothingness as he pulls the rope with bloody hands. See the low sky above them, hell-bent on frowning.


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Marvel Announces 'Marvel Studios: Legends' On Disney Plus
by Josh Atkins · December 15, 2020
Marvel has announced Marvel Studios: Legends, another new series coming soon to Disney+, though this one is looking back on the Marvel Cinematic Universe rather than stepping forward.
Marvel Studios: Legends will be casting a spotlight on some of the most popular characters from the MCU, revisiting their greatest moments across its extensive chronology. It is unclear what form exactly this series will take, though it sounds like a documentary in nature. Whether it will just be a narrated collection of clips or will include interviews with the actors and other notable celebrities, it remains to be seen.
The series will debut on Disney+ on January 8, 2021, with a look at Wanda Maximoff and The Vision. The two might seem like an odd pair to start with, considering their stories have yet to really get going in the MCU, but it makes sense when you consider that the first episode of their Disney+ series WandaVision is due to release a week later on January 15.
Marvel Studios: Legends is a new series that revisits some of the most iconic moments from the MCU, one character at a time. Kicking off with Wanda Maximoff and Vision, the first two episodes start streaming Jan. 8, only on #DisneyPlus. pic.twitter.com/iTN2kNdhFv
— Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios) December 15, 2020
Marvel's tweet also states the episodes will look at one character at a time, suggesting that this first episode might be the exception in that it's covering two heroes at once. It is also unclear exactly how many episodes will comprise this series, though we can probably expect an episode dedicated to each of the founding members of the Avengers. Doctor Strange, Black Panther, the Winter Soldier, Falcon, and Ant-Man will likely get their own episodes too, suggesting this series could run for at least 10 episodes on a weekly basis.
Marvel Studios: Legends will kick off the return of Marvel content to Disney+, before WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, What If…, and Hawkeye debut on the streaming service across 2021. If we're lucky, the first episode might even give us another glimpse at WandaVision too.
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Khövsgöl (, ) er en provins i det nordlige Mongoliet. Den har totalt 119 063 indbyggere (2000) og et areal på 100 600 km². Provinshovedstaden er Mörön.

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Provinsen er inddelt i 23 distrikter (sum): Alag-Erdene, Arbulag, Bayanzürkh, Bürentogtokh, Chandmani-Öndör, Erdenebulgan, Galt, Ikh-Uul, Jargalant, Khankh, Mörön, Rashaant, Renchinlkhümbe, Shine-Ider, Tarialan, Tömörbulag, Tosontsengel, Tsagaannuur, Tsagaan-Uul, Tsagaan-Üür, Tsetserleg, Tünel og Ulaan-Uul.

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The 1913–14 Scottish Districts season is a record of all the rugby union matches for Scotland's district teams.

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Glasgow District and Edinburgh District drew in the Inter-City match, each scoring 1 drop goal.

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Three academics from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King's College London, have been newly appointed NIHR Senior Investigators, and one academic has become an Emeritus Senior Investigator. The appointees were named in the 11thround of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Senior Investigator competition.
The new NIHR Senior Investigator appointments are:
Robert Stewart, Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology & Clinical Informatics
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Andrew Pickles, Professor of Biostatistics
Professor Dame Til Wykes, Vice-Dean of Psychology & Systems Sciences and Professor of Clinical Psychology & Rehabilitation was named as new Emeritus Senior Investigator.
Professor Ian Everall, Executive Dean at the IoPPN said, 'These new NIHR senior investigator and Emeritus Senior Investigator appointments are a true testament to the outstanding work and achievements that researchers at the Institute make. We now have a total of 20 either current or emeritus senior investigators at the IoPPN, which is wonderful and is something that I am very proud of.'
Senior Investigators are among the most prominent and prestigious researchers funded by the NIHR and the most outstanding leaders of patient and people-based research within the NIHR Faculty. They are appointed through an annual competition informed by the advice of an international panel of experts, and provide visible leadership within the NIHR. They also act as a key source of advice to the Department of Health & Social Care's Chief Scientific Adviser.
The IoPPN's current or emeritus Senior Investigators are:
Current: Professors Steven Williams, Andrew Pickles, Robert Stewart, Philip Asherson, Colin Drummond, Matthew Hotopf, Philip McGuire, Carmine Pariante, Ulrike Schmidt, John Strang, Emily Simonoff, Allan Young, and Peter Goadsby.
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African OOB Thread
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This is a consolidated thread for African OOBs, to avoid spamming the forum with eleven billion threads.
To help Don and Andy, include the OBAT number; e.g.
OBAT 049 - Cuba (the Cubans did a LOT of fighting directly)
OBAT 052 - South Africa
OBAT 061 - Nigeria
OBAT 062 - Chad
OBAT 063 - Ethiopia
OBAT 067 - Sudan
OBAT 069 - Kenya
OBAT 076 - South Yemen
OBAT 077 - Yemen
OBAT 078 - Eritrea
OBAT 081 - Mozambique
OBAT 086 - Rhodesia
OBAT 088 - Somalia
OBAT 089 - Tanzania
OBAT 090 - Uganda
OBAT 080 - UN (for specific pieces of UN equipment seen in African wars)
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To start off this thread, DRG asked some data about Ethiopian equipment end dates:
Source: IISS Military Balance 2019
245+ x T-54/55/62 (still in service)
215 x T-72B. (still in service)
100 x BRDM 1/2 (still in service)
20 x BMP-1 (still in service)
300 x BTR-60 or BTR-152 (still in service)
10 x 2S1 Gvozdika SPH (still in service)
There is a few additions that are currently not in the Ethopian OOB:
20 x 2S19 152mm Msta-S (1998-Present), of which 10 are reported still active in 2019.
8 x Mi-8MT/Mi-17 variants (of the Mi-17V-5 version) were delivered 2009-10 -- these are basically already in the game in OBAT 018 - INDIA unit Slot 115, Mi-17V5.
75 x Thunder MRAPs -- produced 2013-2017.
https://intelligencebriefs.com/ethio...under-license/
Basically, it's a MRAP developed by a Israeli company and after the first few units, produced locally in Ethiopia:
The «Thunder» is a multi-purpose 4×4 armored vehicle. It carries up to 12 people.
Light protection level and 1.8-ton payload.
Typical applications: personnel carrier, police logistics, Peacekeeping, ambulance among other purposes.
Question Mark:
The SIPRI register of arms trades says that in 1998, the Russians sold 10 x 2S5 152mm 2S5 Giatsint-S to Ethiopia, but the IISS military balance say it's not in service as of 2005. I'm not quite sure whether or not 2S5 actually went anywhere. It may have been sold to Ethopia briefly in 1998 to give Ethopia experience in operating 152mm artillery until the 2S19 units they ordered arrived.
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Thanks but the ones you called to be added in the other thread are not on that list in the first post and those are the ones in question
25 x PT-76 in 1977-78
100 x BTR-40 in 1977-78
10 x ZSU-57-2 arrived 1977-78
35 x BMD-1 in 1977.
35 x ASU-57 in 1977.
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SIPRI relies on all countries to abide by all UN and and other arms treaties agreed to, this is why they put what they did as highlighted below. This indicates there at least was some discussion of an arms trade. That being said, it also leaves it open that either Belarus, Finland and the Ukraine (The only known "export" customers.) could've sold it to them as well, tough unlikely. It fell through at some point. My search went from 1996-2002. It is possible, that the deal was terminated beyond 2002 even, as at times if SIPRI gets that information they generally will add to the database for the affected year for the countries involved to cover other issues as well in arms trade.
I agree, they don't have them and never received them.
(20)	2S19 MSTA-S 152mmSelf-propelled gun	(1998)	1999	(20)
(10)	2S5 152mm	Self-propelled gun	(1998)	1999	(10)	Possibly ex-Russian
May I also offer the following website as their focus is Africa.
https://www.defenceweb.co.za/categor...an-militaries/
And yes Ethiopia is missing from the above. All African countries are covered in the "NEWS BY COUNTRY" tab.
This has made my life a little easier concerning work on that Continent along with other resources.
Felt I needed to post the above because quite frankly most people don't take to time to read the "nuts and bolts" parts of the SIPRI website to understand how they work etc. They play a large part in my work, however, they are just another "cog" in the machine.
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Originally Posted by FASTBOAT TOUGH
I don't know, they definitely have 2S19:
https://www.reddit.com/r/TankPorn/co...thiopian_2s19/
https://euro-sd.com/2020/03/news/168...nal-customers/
According to military records, about 520 units are in service with the Russian Army and Marines, with more than 150 units stored in the depots of the Russian MoD. Several former Soviet republics also employ 2S19s, including Azerbaijan (18 units), Belarus (12) and Ukraine (35). The second major international user of 2S19 is Venezuela with 48 units, while the first MENA [Middle-East North Africa] operators are Morocco and Ethiopia.
What I meant was the 2S5 152mm SPG; it looks to me that Russia loaned/sold a few 2S5 to Ethiopia to help Ethiopia start up a heavy 152mm SPH unit to gain organizational experience in operating them, and then replaced the 2S5 with 2S19 as refurbished/new units became available.
DRG, regarding for ETHIOPIA:
Doing some digging turned up this article:
https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Por..._Vol31_No1.pdf
Air Power Review: Nov-DEC 1979 in "The Soviet-Ethiopan Liason: Airlift and Beyond"
Basically, the Soviet Airlift to Ethiopia began on the night of 28 November 1977, and within 60 days of the airlift beginning, 50 flights were flown from Southern Russia to Ethiopia's Capital.
So you can use January 1978 as a "Start" point for much of the Soviet supplied gear.
100 x BTR-40 in 1977-78 (still in service 1980, no longer by 1990-91 according to IISS Military Balance)
10 x ZSU-57-2 arrived 1977-78 (still in service 1980, no longer by 1990-91 according to IISS Military Balance)
I think by 1985 or 1988, the BTR-40 is out of service due to low maintenance standards, or it being so horribly obsolete that once the immediate threat of a Somalian war was over, they were retired in favor of BTR-152 or BTR-60.
As for the ZSU-57-2, same thing -- used during the immediate Somalia-Ethiopian war when they needed as many SP-AA vehicles as possible.
But immediately post-war, when they were looking at their SP AA park:
60 x ZSU-23-4 Shilka
10 x ZSU-57-2
They standardized on the Shilka as it had has much better fire control, making it more useful against fast jets.
And when they looked at using it the ZSU-57-2 as a ground support fire vehicle in direct fire against enemy strongholds....it was about the size of a T-54 (being built on a lightened version of the T-54 chassis)...why do that, when you can get 200 x T-54 or 200 x T-55 with a much more efficient and powerful 100mm gun, full armored enclosed turret etc?
SIPRI has them in their trade registers as being received by Ethiopia; but...IISS military balance 1979-1980 and 1981-82 doesn't show them on the rolls.
What I think happened is that shortly after the Ethiopian victory, all three of them were either:
Washed through illegal trades to other African Countries/Groups (likely for PT-76) through the Cubans.
Withdrawn to Soviet Union (Likely for BMD-1 or ASU-57)
I have my own strong suspicions that much of the Ethiopian T-62s (At least in the 1977-78 Ogaden war) were actually being operated by Cubans (who had the T-62 as well); since the Cubans also had many T-55 equipped tank-brigades in the area.
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