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Twins Celebrate 100 Years in the Priesthood
by vocationuser user | Dec 13, 2010 | Events | 0 comments
The theme for the celebration is: "100 Years in the Priesthood, Saviors With Jesus."
The interview with the Molaro brothers, of the Archdiocese of Parana, was suggested to ZENIT by Father Leandro Bonnin.
Father Bonnin was ordained in 2005 and is the vicar of the San Francisco de Borja parish in Parana. In this interview, he asked the twins about their vocational call, the secret to their perseverance, and other insights they have gained over the past 50 years.
Q: It is surprising that twin brothers should have experienced the same vocation to the priesthood, have studied at the seminary, and should be preparing to celebrate their 50 years in the ministry on the same day. Could you tell us how each of you felt the call to the priesthood?
Father Raúl: The Lord's call came to me when I was still a child, one evening when I was attending the month of Mary with my sister, in the chapel of the Don Bosco School in Parana. I felt something like an inner urge, an invitation from the Lord and the Blessed Virgin, to become a priest.
I also think that the testimony of love and self-denial of Father José Müller, a German Salesian priest who went out of his way to serve the boys of the Salesian Oratory, also weighed upon my decision: the testimony of an abnegated, self-surrendered, generous, and always cheerful priest. Later on, Father Müller departed to be a missionary in the Paraguayan region of Chaco, where he underwent many hardships and suffering.
He never said anything to me about vocation, but I saw in him a true priest. Later on, as a member of a children's group in the Catholic Action of the glorious Pentecost Center, at the old seminary, after completing fifth grade, I joined the Parana Seminary, with the help of Father Marcos Kemerer and Father Ángel Armelín.
Father César: When we attended the Don Bosco Oratory, the Salesians wanted us to join their seminary. In 1947, we took part in the Catholic Action at the old seminary and, at the end of the year, Father Marcos Kemerer asked us if we would like to join the seminary. That is how we entered, in March 1948.
When the summer holidays came, the rector of the seminary, Monsignor Herminio Bidal remarked: "You behaved well; I thought you were going to give us trouble."
Q: What role did your family play in your vocational discernment process and in your fidelity to the ministry?
Father Raúl: Our parents, who were simple, humble, country people, formed a Christian family.
We were nine brothers and sisters. Two of our little sisters died before we were born, when they were only a few months old, around 1930 and 1933. My parents suffered a lot, and that made them decide to go and live in Parana.
Later on, once we had been ordained priests, we learned that our mother, in the midst of her bereavement at the loss of her daughters, had said: "If God gives me sons, I will consecrate them to become priests."
In Parana, life was not easy for them; they underwent many hardships and much suffering, but they managed to raise their family. We are very close with my brothers and sisters, and we support one another a lot. During our years at the seminary, we were often visited by our mother and sisters.
I definitely believe that the family is very important in a priest's life, a root to uphold the tree of life.
Father César: I think my family was extremely important. My father had an uncle who was a Salesian priest and a cousin who was a nun. My mother attended the nuns' school in Villa Urquiza.
In spite of the vow she made before we were born, my mother found it very hard to see us join the seminary. Even before we wore a soutane, from the first year of philosophy, when the holidays came, she would always beg us to stay.
On the day of our ordination, she wept for emotion throughout the whole ceremony, and was delighted and proud of her sons in the priesthood.
I have always thought how much the prayers and support of our parents and of our brothers and sisters have helped us in our fidelity to our priestly ministry. I think the family is essential in a priest's faithfulness and perseverance to the ministry.
Q: For you, what does it mean to be a priest?
Father Raúl: Being a priest is to discover Jesus' love and his call to follow him and to work with him, so as that our brothers get to know him and love him.
It is to try to identify with Jesus as a priest and shepherd in service of the Church. "Saviors with Jesus" was the motto inscribed on the ordination card fifty years ago. With all the failures and deficiencies, it has been the ideal of my life as a priest.
Father César: Being a priest is a grace, a call from God. It is to take part in the priesthood of Jesus Christ; that is why a priest can act in the person of Christ, the Head, because he receives a special consecration and a deeper configuration with Christ the Priest.
Jesus has carried out the work of salvation through his triple role of priest, prophet, and king. In the priestly ministry, one shares in his triple task of announcing God's word; sanctifying through the sacraments, (especially Holy Mass, which is the center and culmination of Christian life); and ensuring unity within Christ's Body, the Church, as shepherds of the community.
In other words, one acts on behalf of Jesus, as saviors with Jesus.
Q: During your first years of ministry, you were faced with the application of the reform involved in the Second Vatican Council, with all the liturgical, pastoral, and disciplinary changes that entailed, and with the lights and shadows within which it took place. How did you experience that stage, and what insights can you share with us?
Father Raúl: During the council, one could follow its progress through L'Osservatore Romano. One could see the Church opening to the action of the Holy Spirit, becoming renewed, attentive to God's will for those times.
That brought much joy and enthusiasm: the Church is alive!
And all thanks to the great popes John XXIII and Paul VI. The latter was faced with the most difficult part, and became a good steersman, often in advance of the reform proposals of the Council Fathers. I think the changes brought a lot of good to the Church, particularly a change of mentality, as in the encounter with our separated brethren and ecumenism. Also, a wholesome change was the active role granted to laypeople in the Church.
Pope Paul VI was also firm about certain matters. After the council, it was difficult to deal with the false interpretation of the council, which brought a great amount of confusion and difficulty to the Church and the world. There were some very hard times, with much chaos.
I feel, and this is a personal interpretation, that we have not studied Vatican II enough, and that we have not put it into practice. Many years have gone by, and that council sought to prepare us for the third millennium.
Father César: The council came as a great joy to me. I spoke to the seminarians of the minor seminary about the commissions being formed by John XXIII and other preparations.
Then came the council, the documents, and sometime later I realized that there were ecclesiastics who spoke of reform; almost everything was being discarded: prayer, devotion to the Virgin and the rosary, obedience, celibacy, liturgy, etc. These were difficult and obscure years.
Now I see that thanks to my mother's prayers, the confidence Archbishop Tortolo bestowed upon me more than ever, and the grace of God, I did not wander further afield nor leave the priesthood, as some of them did.
I was fortunate to come to Parana once a month or every month-and-a-half, to talk to archbishop about the problems of the institute. He was the only one I spoke to. I then learned the importance of trust and obedience toward the bishop.
On the other hand, I was then busy at the Santa Elena Technical Institute, and I did not have much time to afford. I think that also worked in my favor.
Q: You have served the Church of Parana in various communities throughout these years. Which has been the most intense moment of your priestly ministry?
Father César: I think it was in the city of La Paz, where, already as a parish priest, I worked a lot in the city and in the country, and attending confessions. To think that they almost did away with confessionals in the post-council period.
In general, in all the parishes I was sent to, I spent very happy times, with an abundance of God's grace. I have to be very grateful to the Christian faithful in each community who, due to their baptism and confirmation, exerted their triple role as priests, prophets, and kings, as faithful Christians.
Father Raúl: After the first youthful years, in which I undertook with joy and enthusiasm all the priestly work, came the responsibility of being a parish priest. In Santa Lucia, I lived the parish community life intensely, and the experience of the various groups and people who worked with great energy in building the parish church. Our motto was: "While we construct the parish Church, let us build the community; while we build the community, let us construct the parish Church."
The priestly experiences at other parishes were also very significant and deeply stirring to me, particularly that of discovering the action of the Lord and his grace among the faithful. Also, the work with children at the schools where I have been a priest.
Another event that marked me is when I was parish priest of the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel of Nogoya, and the Lord and the Blessed Virgin deemed suitable that, in what proved to be a real miracle of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, it took less than six months to build 500 meters of the walling-off of the property (because of the convent's condition as a closed convent) and 500 meters of building of the future convent. And there had been no money. A real miracle!
Q: You have both had the occasion to take part in Church scenarios beyond the diocese, and experience the universal nature of the Church. What aspects of these experiences would you like to highlight?
Father Raúl: I have been greatly impressed seeing the multitudes that gather for the Pope's audiences in Rome, flocking with so much faith and love towards Christ's Vicar.
Also, I am impressed how the Holy Spirit has inspired numerous ecclesial movements of spiritual rebirth and apostolate that are renewing the Church, in the midst of so much trouble and of brothers who break away from God and the Church. These movements are the new yeast that is transforming the dough.
In relation to this last point, there is a very significant and important fact in my priestly life: the inner call of the Blessed Virgin to join the Institute of Diocesan Priests of Schoenstatt for many years now. This has marked my life deeply.
Father César: Relating this to the difficult years after the council, in Santa Elena, although at first I prayed a lot (I was there from 1965 to 1978), after 1968 or 1970, I stopped praying due to my activity, and I felt a great inner emptiness. In September 1976, I went to a retreat called by Monsignor Tortolo, which was preached by an Opus Dei priest: Father Fernando Lázaro. After that, he used to come every month from Buenos Aires to visit me and many other priests of the diocese. He invited me to join Opus Dei.
Over the years, I have seen that Opus Dei looks after you and looks after the priesthood. Once a week, you have fraternal conversation (spiritual direction), confession, and a formation meeting. It does not impose anything on you, while demanding more and more from you in your spiritual life, with all its requirements. There is no double obedience: to the bishop and to Opus Dei. One continues to be a diocesan priest and not a religious (Opus Dei priests are not religious), and one owes obedience to the bishop only.
In 1992, I had the grace of attending the beatification of Father Josemaría Escrivá. Although I wanted to, I was not going to the canonization because I had undergone a stomach operation on May 17, 2002, and the canonization was on Oct. 6. Opus Dei paid for my entire trip and lodging; on board the plane, there was a priest looking after me, while, at the canonization, the vicar of Opus Dei in Argentina, himself, was by me, looking after me.
Really, as the founder of Opus Dei used to say, it is a good place to live and to die. It pleases me to remember that I was able to go twice to Rome and see the Pope and the prelate of Opus Dei, in the center of Catholicity, to experience the universality of the Church: faithful from all over the world, taking part in the beatification and canonization.
Q: A lot of young people, immersed in the instability of present day life, are doubtful whether it is possible to remain faithful to a state of life for many years. What are the keys to fidelity and perseverance?
Father César: Nowadays, more than ever, there is that instability among young people, who do not want to undertake a lifelong commitment. They consider perseverance and fidelity very difficult.
However, thanks to God, there are still married couples who celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, and people who remain faithful. And marriage is more difficult, because he or she can fail. In the priesthood, there is one who does not fail, and that is Jesus. In other words, a priest has 50% assured.
If one remains faithful to the norms of piety, if one is obedient, and accepts one's crosses in an endeavor to follow God's will, with his grace, one perseveres in fidelity. I am pleased and I thank God, when some of the faithful say to me: "Thank you for your fidelity."
Father Raúl: These are certainly very difficult times, and more so for the young.
I think one key point is to know what one wants and where one is going; in other words, to have a very clear personal ideal in life. To ask the Lord, in prayer, that he show us his paths, what he wishes of us, his will. And then, trusting in the Lord's help, to decide to live that inconditional surrender, "without looking back," trying to be faithful in the small-great things of everyday life.
For perseverance, what has sustained me is having a considerable amount of personal prayer with the Lord every day, trying to discover there the "God of Life." To listen to what the Lord says to me, what he expects of me.
Without prayer, it is very difficult to persevere in self-surrender. Additionally, having a life group where, fraternally, we can help each other with our brothers in the priesthood.
Q: What could you advise the current candidates to the priesthood, and young people discerning their vocation?
Father Raúl: That if they are doubtful, for them not to continue! Vocation is a personal response, in love and self-surrender, to the Lord and to the Church, like someone getting married, who acquires the commitment with someone else to love them forever.
That they should believe that the Lord will not fail; he is always faithful! He does not abandon the task he has undertaken. We, poor sinners, can fail, but Jesus does not withdraw his love.
If you feel the Lord's call to love him and to give yourself to him, do not hesitate to take the plunge, and you will succeed in swimming.
Father César: That they should consider the fact that if they are in the seminary it is because Jesus "looked at them and loved them," and that he is calling them for this great vocation: the priesthood. It is an enormous gift and the light that illuminates the path.
That one is freer when, relinquishing everything, one wants to follow Jesus. One gains the hundredfold return and eternal life. What more can one ask for? Come on, and go ahead!
Q: Both of you have been very close to the Blessed Virgin during your ministry. What role does Mary play in the life of a priest, and what role did she play in yours?
Father Raúl: She is the mother and educator of Jesus the priest; she is also, according to the Lord's will, the mother and educator of the priest, who is another Christ.
As St. Pius X stated previously "the shortest, easiest, safest path to Christ is Mary." She is her Son's right hand in the work of salvation, and God wants her to be the right hand of those who are "other Christs," priests, in their priestly ministry.
Personally, I have to point out how much my alliance of love with the Blessed Virgin, within the Schoenstatt Movement, has meant in my personal life and in my life as a priest.
Father César: After Jesus, the Blessed Virgin Mary occupies an essential place in the life of a priest.
She is Jesus' mother and our mother, who cares especially for her sons in the priesthood.
If one gives oneself to the Blessed Virgin, one may go through troubles, but the Virgin does not neglect one. How important it is to trust in her!
On Oct. 12, the day of Our Lady of Pilar, it was 54 years since my vow of servitude of St. Louis Marie Grignon de Montfort. I was finishing the first year of theology. I have always felt that being in theology means that you are convinced you are going to be a priest. You cannot study theology if you are not sure of your priestly vocation.
I remember that once, at least, I went to the basilica of Our Lady of Lujan, to pray to the Virgin for my priesthood. I had occasion to touch and be very close to Our Lady of Lujan when Pope John Paul II came for the first time, in the midst of the Falklands crisis. Every day I rediscover how important the three Hail Marys are, the praying of the holy rosary, the scapular, in other words, that we should feel that we are Mary's sons.


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The Marvel universe just got a slice smaller on Netflix with the cancellation of "Marvel's Luke Cage" after two seasons.
The news Friday surprised fans and came soon after Netflix axed another live-action Marvel series, "Iron Fist." Both are part of The Defenders world and ordered up by Netflix among five back in 2013.
"Unfortunately, Marvel's Luke Cage will not return for a third season," said a statement released by Netflix. "Everyone at Marvel Television and Netflix is grateful to the dedicated showrunner, writers, cast and crew who brought Harlem's Hero to life for the past two seasons, and to all the fans who have supported the series."
Netflix didn't provide a reason for the cancellation. An email request for additional comment was not immediately returned Saturday.
The Cage series made a splash when it was released because it featured a rare black superhero in a stand-alone vehicle. Mike Colter starred as the bullet-proof hero for hire. The second season premiered in June. Cage creator and showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker responded on Twitter but also offered no insight into why the series was dumped.
"A lot memories. A lot of individual thank you calls to make," he said. "Just want to say thank you to Marvel, Netflix, the best Writer's room, cast, crew, the Midnight Hour, all those who graced the stage at Harlem's Paradise and the most incredible fan base in the world. Forward always…"
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It  appears similar to this rotary encoder switch with a push switch. It's a 5 pin SMD type with three pins for the encoder and two for the push switch.

Quadrature pulses generated by the rotary encoder switch would be used for scrolling through the menu and the push switch for selecting an option, during set-up.

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Media Advisory 17-001
NSF to host 'Arc of Science' event on Capitol Hill
Media invited to join NSF Director France Córdova and NSF-funded researchers to learn how basic research benefits the U.S. economy, national security, U.S. global competitiveness
NSF is transforming the world through science.
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On Feb. 15, the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Coalition for National Science Funding (CNSF) will host "The Arc of Science: Research to Results," an event on Capitol Hill to highlight for new members of Congress and their staff some of the tangible impacts of federally funded basic research.
NSF Director France Córdova and Reps. Lamar Smith and Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas will deliver remarks, with media invited to attend. With hands-on demonstrations, the event will showcase the kind of NSF-funded research that strengthens the economy, enhances national security and sustains the U.S. as a global leader in science and engineering.
NSF-funded researchers of all disciplines, accompanied by the individuals or groups benefiting from their research, will be on hand to demonstrate the real-world application of the research. Attendees can learn about the origins of Apple's MultiTouch technology, last year's breakthrough discovery of gravitational waves, technology that tracks first responders during emergencies when GPS is not available, and more.
Representatives from the Los Angeles Police Department, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Federal Trade Commission and private industry will conduct demonstrations and talk about how NSF-funded research has translated into real world applications.
The Arc of Science: Research to Results
List of exhibitors included below.
With remarks by:
France Córdova, NSF Director
Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas
WHERE: Rayburn House Office Building, Rooms 2043-2044
WHEN: Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Please contact lisajoy@nsf.gov or bquade@nsf.gov to attend or schedule an interview.
Refreshments will be served.
See below for a list of attending NSF-funded researchers, community partners and research beneficiaries, and their exhibits:
Array of Things.
Charles Catlett, University of Chicago; Luftwerk; Lane Technical College Preparatory High School
Get an early look at the future of smart and connected communities with sensors that collect real-time data to make Chicago and other cities more healthy, livable and efficient.
Collaborative Indoor Mapping Technologies.
Carole Politi, TRX Systems Inc.; Motorola Solutions
Experience state-of-the-art technology for first responders that locates, maps and tracks people and resources when traditional GPS is not available.
A Formula for Fighting Crime.
Andrea Bertozzi, University of California, Los Angeles; Los Angeles Police Department
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Go Baby Go!
Cole Galloway, University of Delaware; Cleveland Clinic
Meet the families and volunteers who modify electric toy cars for mobility-impaired children to give them active control over their own ability to explore.
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Luria Young, Southern University and A&M College; LIGO Science Education Center
Listen to the chirp of gravitational waves that traveled billions of light years across the universe and learn how the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) Science Education Center uses simple household materials to open up the universe to everyone.
MultiTouch: From Early Concepts to Mobile Revolution.
Wayne Westerman, Apple Inc.
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Next-Generation Pathogen Detection.
Crystal Icenhour, Aperiomics Inc.; Virginia Bio
Walk through the process of pathogen identification and learn how researchers combine genomics and statistics to quickly identify multiple pathogens in a single test.
Ocean Acidification and the Early Life Stages of Oysters.
George Waldbusser, Oregon State University; Whiskey Creek Shellfish Hatchery
Explore the effects of ocean acidification on young oysters and learn how this research has revolutionized a multi-million dollar industry.
Privacy and Security People Can Use.
Lorrie Cranor, Carnegie Mellon University; Federal Trade Commission
Try to create an "uncrackable" password as you learn about developments in cyberspace privacy and security and how the FTC is using research findings to improve cybersecurity.
QSTORM: Achieving Pinpoint Surveillance Capacity Inside Living Cells.
Jessica O. Winter, Ohio State University; Museum of Science, Boston
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The Robotarium: Remotely Accessible Swarm Robotics.
Magnus Egerstedt, Georgia Institute of Technology; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Watch small robots do big things and learn how researchers are performing advanced robotics research remotely.
3-D Immersive Tele-Rehabilitation.
Balakrishnan Prabhakaran, University of Texas at Dallas; VA North Texas Health Care System; Dallas VA Medical Center
Imagine yourself as doctor and patient as you experience next-generation care for veterans with advanced 3-D modeling, virtual and mixed reality and network techniques.
A computer model developed by a team at UCLA provides the LAPD with a new crime fighting tool.
Modified toy cars allow mobility-impaired children to explore their environment.
The NSF-supported WIFIRE initiative will better monitor, predict and mitigate wildfires.
Brittany Quade, NSF, (703) 292-4675, email: bquade@nsf.gov
Lisa-Joy Zgorski, NSF, (703) 292-8311, email: lisajoy@nsf.gov
NSF LIGO Special Report: https://www.nsf.gov/news/special_reports/ligoevent/
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Q: Arithmetical formalization of "F is sound" In How subtle is Gödel's theorem? More on Roger Penrose, Martin Davis points out the fact that the statement

F is sound $\implies$ G(F) is true

where F is some recursively axiomizable extension of Q and G(F) is the Gödel sentence of F, is a $\Delta^0_2$ sentence. I am wondering if someone can show me or direct me to a reference where this is explicitly shown. I spent a long time trying to formalize it but I could not come up with a way to express "F is sound" arithmetically.

A: If you read the fine print here, you'll see that by "sound", Davis means $\Pi_1$-sound. There is a arithmetical truth predicate for $\Pi_1$ sentences (in fact, this predicate is $\Pi_1$) so the statement is just "if every $\Pi_1$ sentence in $F$ is true, then $G(F)$ is true." Where by "is true" we mean "satisfies the truth predicate for $\Pi_1$ sentences".
As for why it is $\Delta_2$, since the property of being in $F$ is $\Sigma_1$ and truth is $\Pi_1$, "F is sound" is of the form $\forall x(\Sigma_1\to\Pi_1)$ and since $\Sigma_1\to\Pi_1$ is $\Pi_1,$ the whole thing is $\Pi_1.$ Since truth is $\Pi_1,$ "$G(F)$ is true" is $\Pi_1.$ So the whole assertion has the form $\Pi_1\to\Pi_1,$ which is $\Delta_2.$

A: Indeed, full soundness (which is not what Martin is talking about, per spaceisdarkgreen's answer) is not arithmetically expressible. Precisely:

There is no formula $\varphi$ in the language of arithmetic such that whenever $T$ is a (index for a) recursively enumerable theory in the language of arithmetic, $T$ is sound iff $\varphi(T)$ is true (in the standard model $\mathbb{N}$).

(We need to bring different $T$s into the picture to avoid triviality; e.g. since PA is actually sound, technically the sentence "$2+2=4$" is equivalent to the soundness of PA.)
This is just Tarski's undefinability theorem all over again: letting $e_\psi$ be the canonical index for the r.e. theory $\{\psi\}$ we have that $\psi$ is true iff $\varphi(e_\psi)$ is true, and this gives us a way to define truth in the language of arithmetic.


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Q: How to Trigger an event when new AMI is added to a region I am working on AWS Instance creation Automation . I need to trigger event when new AMI is created in a region.
Appreciate your help

the tags are self explanatory . It's about AWS services. Whenever a new API is created I need to run a event/lambda . I somehow need to detect whenever new API is created .

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Whenever a new API is created I need to run a event/lambda . I somehow
  need to detect whenever new API is created .

I guess that you are speaking about AMI and not API.
There is no CloudWatch Event corresponding to the creation of an AMI.
So you can not have such a trigger in a simple way.
You need to poll the EC2 API waiting until the AMI is created.

A: There is a CloudWatch Event when the Status changes to "pending" which is what happens what an Instance is created.  I have not figured out how to pass the Instance-ID of the new instance to the Lambda function, yet.
{
  "detail-type": [
    "EC2 Instance State-change Notification"
  ],
  "source": [
    "aws.ec2"
  ],
  "detail": {
    "state": [
      "pending"
    ]
  }
}


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Game of Thrones: Season 8, Episode 2
Game of Thrones: Season 8, Episode 2 - Review
We're in the endgame now.
byLaura Prudom
Posted April 22, 2019, 4 a.m.
This review contains spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 8, episode 2, titled "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms." To refresh your memory of where we left off, check out our Season 8, episode 1 review, and for more of our thoughts on episode 2, check out our Dragons on the Wall recap above, or download the podcast version here.
Now that's more like it.
While last week's Season 8 premiere was a solid, scene-setting hour, it sometimes felt like the script was checking boxes rather than telling an organic story with a fluid sense of pacing. (Every episode has to do a certain amount of narrative legwork to get its characters from A to B, obviously, but the strings seemed more noticeable in the premiere than they have elsewhere.)
In many ways, episode 2 serves a similar function - it's still an installment that has to establish loyalties, check in with all of our major players, and set the stage for the battle to come, but there's a sense of urgency in this hour that was absent in episode 1 - an intangible flow that builds on every scene that has come before it, giving us one of the most satisfying episodes in recent memory.
That may simply be due to the confidence of Bryan Cogman's writing (he's penned 11 episodes, including some of the show's best, like "Kissed By Fire," "Oathkeeper," and "The Laws of Gods and Men"), since even the crowd-pleasing moments - which some viewers might consider fan-service (like Arya and Gendry's hook-up and Jaime knighting Brienne) - for the most part feel earned rather than heavy-handed.
Cogman has penned many of Jaime and Brienne's most pivotal episodes, and you can feel the respect and understanding he has for the characters in every scene they share. There's still so much the two warriors aren't saying to each other, but their exchanges are nonetheless laden with meaning, thanks to the discipline of the script and the powerful performances from Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Gwendoline Christie.
There's really no better encapsulation of Jaime's character trajectory than to think back to their earliest scenes together, when Jaime spent the better part of a season belittling and antagonizing Brienne despite seeing her prowess with a sword, compared to him now humbly admitting he's no longer the warrior he once was, and that he'd be honored to serve under her command. It's an admission that clearly shakes her, but one that finally puts them on equal footing - something that's solidified when he grants her the thing she's longed for all her life but always considered out of reach: the chance to be a real knight, just like him.
It's one of the most powerful scenes in the show's history - one that feels so weighty precisely because it's been hard-earned and such a long time coming. And, because this is Game of Thrones and we can't have nice things, seems to foreshadow Jaime dying in some horrible, heroic way, just when he's finally redeemed himself. (You could argue that Bran's own long-overdue conversation with Jaime foretells his doom - when Jaime asks Bran what will become of him afterwards, Bran ominously asks, "How do you know there is an afterwards?" Ruh-roh.)
Worth noting: That question of "afterwards" also comes up in Daenerys and Sansa's conversation about the future of the North once Dany wins the Iron Throne - another query that pointedly isn't resolved in this episode.
There's an air of foreboding that surrounds so many pivotal interactions this week - Grey Worm and Missandei imagining a life together after Daenerys has won the throne (although I can't help but hope the show might buck our expectations and leave these two innocent souls among the last characters standing, just because we all expect a tragic demise for one or both of them); Arya, the Hound, and Beric reminiscing over the last time they were all together (and Arya's ever-shortening list); Davos coming face-to-face with a scrappy young girl with a scarred face who is determined to fight like her brothers (complete with a subtle but poignant musical callback to Shireen Baratheon's theme of "It's Always Summer Under the Sea" - well-played, Ramin Djawadi), and the repeated insistence that everyone will be totally and completely safe in Winterfell's crypts, which could mean there's some credence to a major fan theory going around. The show is warning us that there will be major casualties during the Battle of Winterfell, but that doesn't mean there's any way to really prepare ourselves for it.
While I criticized episode 1 for sowing discord among our protagonists in ways that felt like conflict for conflict's sake, episode 2 does a much better job of forcing the characters to reckon with their choices in believable ways.
Yes, there's narrative tension in emphasizing that Sansa doesn't trust Daenerys and would prefer Jon to rule, but it's far more realistic to imagine that these two powerful, capable women would simply sit down and have an honest conversation, rather than scheming behind each other's backs. Those simple exchanges (while still fraught with uncertainty) do far more justice to the journeys that our heroes have been on over the past seven seasons than an episode full of suspicious side-eying and attempts to undermine each other. In terms of major narrative moves, aside from Sam's pivotal conversation with Jon in the crypts and Theon's rushed rescue of Yara last week, it doesn't feel like we'd have missed much of anything if this had been the Season 8 premiere instead of "Winterfell," which is kind of nuts when you consider that there are only four episodes left after this installment. The absence of King's Landing isn't particularly noticeable when there's so much going on in the North.
The episode also plants a few intriguing seeds that have to bear fruit in the next couple of episodes - Bran drops a bombshell that the Night King has tried to destroy "many" Three-Eyed Ravens in the past, and that he wants to erase the world of men - including any memory of humanity's past. It can't be an accident that Bran intends to bait the Night King into the godswood (we have a theory about that), given the importance of weirwood trees in the creation of the White Walkers.
It also feels important that Tyrion asks Bran to tell him the very long story of how he became the Three-Eyed Raven - it seems as if Tyrion might gain some useful insight during that conversation that won't become apparent until later. The episode also doubles-down on emphasizing that Daenerys values Tyrion's intelligence above all in his position as her Hand, even as the show has gone to great lengths to undermine that intellect (especially in Dany's eyes) of late. Does that mean Tyrion is due for a game-changing plan - perhaps one that involves his own sacrifice - in order to turn the tide for his queen?
The episode features plenty of full circle moments: Theon trying to redeem himself for taking Winterfell from Bran and faking his death by pledging the Ironborn to protect him; Jorah and Lyanna having a long overdue mormont (sorry, I had to), and Sam giving Jorah his family sword; Tyrion admitting he's lost the taste for whores since Shae (something we realized way back when he and Varys were in Volantis, but it's nice to see echoed here); and Podrick proving his fighting skills after Brienne's promise to train with him twice a day way back in Season 5. Oh, and surprise, Ghost is back! No one acknowledges the fact that he's been AWOL for more than a season since we're supposed to believe he's just been lurking in the background of every Winterfell scene since the Battle of the Bastards, but there's an inherent ridiculousness to the way the showrunners are attempting to slip that one by us.
But perhaps the most long-awaited (but admittedly jarring) moment comes courtesy of Arya and Gendry, who decide they might as well smoke 'em if they got 'em if everyone's about to die. While the show has certainly laid the groundwork for this moment over many seasons, and it's refreshing to see Arya asserting herself and taking ownership of her desire the way women are seldom allowed to do on Game of Thrones, it's still strangely disconcerting to see our little wolf all grown up and seducing Robert Baratheon's bastard. (But it was a great payoff of Robert Baratheon's long-ago observation to Ned, "I have a son, you have a daughter; we'll join our houses.")
I know Maisie Williams is 22 (and Arya is probably 18 or 19) and the show has certainly been far more graphic with its sex scenes in the past, but by the old gods and the new, this scene made me more squeamish than pretty much anything since Oberyn's head got popped like a pimple, simply because we've watched her grow up on screen. (I'd feel the same way if Bran actually had any chance of getting some this season too, for what it's worth.) It seems like a specific punishment for all of us who made those endless rowboat memes about Gendry, and we deserve it. Nothing the Night King can do to us will be more traumatic than seeing Arya's sideboob.
It's also a typical "you know nothing, Jon Snow" moment for him to drop that major bombshell on Daenerys right before the toughest battle of their lives (because who wouldn't want to be thinking of someone else stealing their throne right before a face-off with a zombie king?). Sure, dramatic tension, blah blah blah, but after dodging her all episode long, Jon definitely could've put a pin in that revelation for just a little longer and allowed Dany to keep her eyes on the prize, rather than adding to her stress when either one of them could end up dying in the next few hours anyway. We'll probably have to wait until episode 4 to get any kind of resolution on that front, given that the Army of the Dead just rolled up like Tormund looking for a refill of giant's milk.
Check out HBO's preview for episode 3 below:
Forget episode 1, THIS episode is the true calm before the storm - and the long, dark night of the soul for our heroes. Thanks to some truly emotional payoffs and a steadily escalating sense of dread, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" feels like quintessential Game of Thrones - a crowd-pleasing installment that nevertheless allows for some much-needed character progression before, presumably, the show kills half of the cast. We're not prepared.
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DEARBORN HEIGHTS – When Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf coast region in August, it left millions of Americans searching for a way to help those that lived miles away ? strangers that they would never meet. But for Glenn and Peggy Caudell of Dearborn Heights, the need to help those affected by the storm hit closer to home.
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It would be hard indeed to find two more disparate interpretations of the sports car art anywhere in the world, let alone being unveiled under the same roof on the same day by the same company but that, whether by accident or design is precisely what Volkswagen subsiduaries Porsche and Bugatti have achieved.
In the one corner sits the new 911 R which, put another way, is Porsche sending a message in letters ten feet tall that it is more committed then ever to the lightweight, simple, driver focused machines upon which it was made. In the other there is the Bugatti Chiron billed by its creators as "the most powerful, fastest, most luxurious and most exclusive production super sports car in the world".
As you may have read it has 1479bhp or, put another way, precisely three times the power of the 911. It has a paddle shift gearbox, four-wheel drive, 16 cylinders, four turbos and weighs a couple of bags of sugar less than two tonnes.
Final details of the 911 R are not available as I write but I think it safe to say there are cars out there you could strap to its roof and, together, not reach the weight of the Chiron. It will cost less than one tenth of the money, have ten fewer cylinders, four fewer turbos (ie none), two fewer drive shafts but, crucially, one more pedal in the driver's footwell.
So you tell me which is likely to be more fun to drive. I don't care how much power a car has, how many driven wheels, and what technical wizardry has been wrought, weight is weight and there's no getting around it. Staggeringly the top speed of the Chiron when left to run unlimited is likely to be in then order of 100mph faster than that of the 911 R, a performance potential as impressive on paper as it is almost entirely unusable in reality.
Not that this will bother the steady stream of plutocrats already queuing to bag one of 500 Bugatti will build. They just want a car that does things no other car has done before and the fact that the ability of entirely academic interest will worry them not at all.
But to me the interest in such a car is not what it will do so much as how it has been persuaded to do it. For instance the technology that allows an engine to swallow 60,000 litres of air per minute at full chat is simply beyond what I can imagine. And I love the idea that a car that, if my calculations are correct, would run to 287mph if left to its own devices, is also going to be spacious, comfortable and quiet on a long run.
However park one next to the other and ask me to choose which I'd rather sample first and it is to the 911 R that I'd turn. The world's fastest production road car is an impressive claim but, to me, the idea of the purest 911 of recent years has an appeal that outstrips it.
What technology? 60,000 L is a lot compared to what? A dragster using technology refined since the 50s? It's just a car, not a scientific or engineering marvel.
This looks more like a willy-waving exercise than a genuine attempt to move the game on, although I doubt this failure to create a McLaren F1 successor will do anything even slightly to dent sales.
It didn't come to me as a surprise that 911 R has greater driver appeal compared to Chiron. The comparison he has made throughout this article is so good that he hasn't missed a single point and has highlighted the pros too.


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Our Marina explained for Lider that our communication on social networks reflects on the organization.
1. Would the minimum netiquette rules recommend to any domestic company that does not have the policy of using social networks from its employees?
I would suggest that such rules still arise, at least in the part related to company-related communications. The simplest rule is that before posting such posts, employees consult with the person in charge of the company's communication.
2. Did you encounter cases where individual employees negatively comment on corporate networks of company brands, provide company data or business relationships? Can you describe them and can you tell us how they are solved?
Given that we are serving a large number of companies in the domain of social networking, we have also encountered such cases. The described situations most often end up with a warning to an employee and removing the disputed post, but there were also extreme situations where an employee for an extremely serious harm to a company's image was fired. Posts from the ex employees can be very unpleasant, such as the case of a former Bellabeat employee who reported a series of unpleasant business information about the company. Such situations often end up with lawsuits.
3. In your opinion, do companies in the Croatia have good or are there any further room for their performance to be promoted in order to promote their brands on social network? What would you recommend them to?
The Croatian digital market already shows a certain maturity, although there is a lot of room for progress. I would reveal it to three basic elements:
1. production of quality, original content.
2. Encourage interaction with users.
3. the amount of the advertiser's budget.
I think every brand should be clear that only the combination of these three elements will bring a satisfactory presence and results on social networks. In what proportions the elements used will depend on the situation and the goals, but it is indisputable that constant optimization and strategic approach is needed.
4. What would you recommend to anyone, and especially to employees, before posting any content on social networks?
Employees, above all, would recommend that they consult with employees of the communications department before publishing any post related to the company they are working on and never announcing anything that could in any way undermine the reputation of their company or its partners. And I would generally say that people should think before posting something about whether this post offends someone or something bad about them. It should be borne in mind that every announcement is public in this way or that public networks are not inside your four walls.
5. What would be the worst domestic gaffe with social networks (related to business and in general)?
Social networks, especially Facebook, are an ideal place for all types of haters. Domestic public often expresses dissatisfaction with clumsy advertising, such as Saponia's advertisement related to the 2014 European Football Championship with the slogan "Behind every Croatian fan there is a woman." Sporadic was the content in which this imaginary woman behind a man (men) stands by regularly washing his clothes, while serving him and letting him to have fun with his (male) company. The Croatian government announced last week a tweet in which a congradulated on a good result and a Croatian record in the throwing of Sara Kolak's, which would be for any praise that this is not the result of a talented javelin thrower achieved last year. Speculated that the commentary on the "soft" coup on the celebration of Vatreni's welcome from the World Cup resulted losing a job for special advisor to the Prime Minister, Krešimir Macan. In the profession we like to say that content is king, but the context is a queen and it is the main word.
6. Which examples of good use of social networks in business in Croatia will you highlight as some of the best?
The first example is not from a business, but I think it's worth mentioning. The Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS) has extremely timely and thematically affected, authentic and humorous announcements on social networks, for which the Croatian Public Relations Association (HUOJ) awarded them with Grand PRix award. From brands, types of communication, quality of content and communication with customers, we can point out Pipi, Ožujsko and McDonald's and at corporate level in INA.
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Elder Dale G. Renlund greets Thelma Brathwaite at the dedication of Barbados for the preaching of the gospel. Photo by P. Frank Sampson.
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In the prayer dedicating Barbados, Elder Renlund blessed the land, the people, and the government.
ST. GEORGE, BARBADOS
At storied Gun Hill Signal Station, Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles on February 18 dedicated the island nation of Barbados for the preaching of the gospel, concluding a nine-day review of the Church's Caribbean Area that included stops in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
After a special district conference, a small group of Latter-day Saints in Barbados gathered to witness the dedication of their country for the preaching of the gospel, Elder Renlund told the Church News.
"Barbados was included in an apostolic dedication for the West Indies Mission in 1988," Elder Renlund explained. "However, the First Presidency determined that a dedication specifically for Barbados was appropriate."
Gun Hill Station, where Elder Renlund gave the dedicatory prayer, is one of the original six signal stations established in 1818–19 for the internal and external defense of Barbados. "From its hilltop vantage point, warning messages of impending threat were sent," Elder Renlund said.
View from Gun Hill Signal Station, in St. George, Barbados, where Elder Dale G. Renlund dedicated the island nation for the preaching of the gospel. Photo by P. Frank Sampson.
Before the prayer was offered, Sister Yvonne Nelson, a pioneer member of the Church in Barbados, spoke briefly about her encounter with missionaries in 1979 and her journey of testimony and baptism, said Elder Renlund, who was accompanied by his wife, Sister Ruth Renlund; Elder Walter F. Gonzalez, General Authority Seventy and the President of the Caribbean Area, and his wife Sister Zulma Gonzalez; and Elder Claude Gamiette, an Area Seventy.
Sister Nelson told the Church News she was first contacted by missionaries in 1979.
"They started to give me some lessons," she said. "They gave me a Book of Mormon and told me I should read, but before I read, I should pray and ask Heavenly Father if it was true."
Active in her own Christian faith, Sister Nelson would attend LDS services after attending her own church. Over time, she said, she gained gospel knowledge about the premortal existence, the purpose of mortality, and life after death.
"What I didn't understand, the missionaries would make clear to me," she said.
She was baptized on February 3, 1980.
Joining the Church was "the best decision I ever made," she said. "It helped me to get closer to Heavenly Father."
She added, "Living a righteous life is not easy. There are ups and downs and temptations, but with Heavenly Father's help, we can overcome them. We have to keep our covenants and do everything possible to do what Heavenly Father would want us to do. Sometimes we might not want to forgive our enemies, but we have to try to love everyone."
In his dedicatory prayer, Elder Renlund blessed the land, the people, and the government. His prayer included a blessing upon those who had lived in Barbados but are now deceased that they would accept the gospel as living persons perform ordinances in their behalf.
The Apostle said the peaceful surrounding contributed to the spirit that accompanied the occasion.
"The Lord directed the blessing that I pronounced on this country," he said. "He will see that it is fulfilled as the people act in faith."
Congregation gathers for the dedication by Elder Dale G. Renlund of Barbados for the preaching of the gospel. Photo courtesy Elder Dale G. Renlund.
Elder Dale G. Renlund and Sister Ruth Renlund are seated on the stand before Elder Renlund dedicated Barbados for the preaching of the gospel February 18, 2018. Photo by P. Frank Sampson.
The Church leaders' visit to the Dominican Republic February 9–13 coincided with the beginning of the observance of the 40th anniversary of the Church in that country, which occupies the eastern two-thirds of the island of Hispaniola. Some 130,000 Church members live there.
An unusual kind of celebration, the observance will include service projects, increasing of spiritual growth, and promoting interfaith relationships, said Elder Renlund.
"It was wonderful to be in Santo Domingo to meet priesthood leaders in a leadership conference, members at a special stake conference, Church employees, missionaries, and Relief Society sisters at a special devotional," he said.
"These faithful Saints are mature and strong in the gospel. As a result, they are not only establishing the Church on a firm foundation, but building a stronger country."
Sister Renlund contributed to the celebration by lecturing at the law school of Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra. She and Sister Denise Lindberg, a member of the Young Women general board and a retired trial court judge, spoke to an overflow audience in the school's auditorium about the need to protect religious freedom.
The lecture was part of a partnership formed with the university last year at the first Caribbean Religious Freedom Symposium in which Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles participated.
In Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, Elder and Sister Renlund and Elder Walter and Sister Zulma Gonzales attended an evening meeting for youth. An overflow congregation came to hear an Apostle speak.
Elder Renlund reminded the young men of the priesthood responsibility they have to serve missions and promised them that a mission would change their lives for the better in every way.
He told the youth that as a seer, he could see that their lives would be happy and prosperous if they stayed on the covenant path that they had begun with baptism.
"I love meeting with the youth," Elder Renlund said. "For me, the best part of the meeting was shaking the hands of nearly 900 members who stayed after the meeting. These youth are the future of the Church and the hope of the nation of Haiti. They are wonderful."
In St. Marc, a 2½-hour drive from the Haiti capital, Elder and Sister Renlund visited a tutoring center where children of Church members can go to receive help with their school work. Called Foyer Coin Des Cieux (Corner of Heaven), the center helps 60 students, providing adult supervision, a snack, and assistance with various school subjects, including English.
The Renlunds and the Gonzalezes met with members and friends of the Church in St. Marc, where the Church has a district with four branches and a strong missionary effort. During the meeting, Elder Renlund taught the Church members about Lehi's vision of the tree of life and urged them to "hold to the iron rod, the word of God," which will lead them to the Savior. They were accompanied by Elder Hubermann Bien-Aimé, an Area Seventy, and his wife, Sister Maggy Bien-Aimé.
The visit to Haiti was capped off by a meeting with all missionaries serving in that land.
Elder Renlund and Sister Renlund were accompanied on the trip to the Caribbean by Elder Patrick Kearon of the Presidency of the Seventy and his wife, Sister Jennifer Kearon, and Bishop Dean M. Davies, First Counselor in the Presiding Bishopric, and his wife, Sister Darla Davies. After working together in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Elder and Sister Kearon traveled to Trinidad and Cuba. They were accompanied by the First Counselor in the Caribbean Area Presidency, Elder Claudio D. Zivic of the Seventy, and his wife, Sister Dina Zivic. Bishop and Sister Davies traveled to Puerto Rico, where they had served as mission president and companion 15 years ago. They were accompanied by the Second Counselor in the Caribbean Area Presidency, Elder Jose L. Alonso, and his wife, Sister Rebecca Alonso.
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Костянтин Олександрович Новиков (, село Ченцово Алексінського повіту Тульської губернії, тепер Тульської області, Російська Федерація — , місто Москва) — радянський державний діяч, 1-й секретар Архангельського обласного комітету КПРС, голова Архангельського облвиконкому, голова Державного комітету РМ РРФСР із використання трудових ресурсів. Кандидат у члени ЦК КПРС у 1961—1971 роках. Депутат Верховної Ради Латвійської РСР 2—3-го скликань. Депутат Верховної Ради РРФСР 5-го і 8-го скликань. Депутат Верховної Ради СРСР 6—7-го скликань.

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Народився в селянській родині. Батько помер у 1921 році від тифу.

Закінчив семирічну школу. З 1923 року — учень кондитера, токар, слюсар. У 1925 році вступив до комсомолу. Був головою районного бюро юних піонерів, завідував відділами в районному комітеті ВЛКСМ.

У 1930—1932 роках — на відповідальній комсомольській роботі в Московському комітеті ВЛКСМ.

Член ВКП(б) з 1932 року.

У 1932—1935 роках служив на Робітничо-селянському червоному флоті СРСР, обирався секретарем партійної організації.

У 1936—1938 роках — в секретаріаті виконавчого комітету Комуністичного Інтернаціоналу.

У 1939—1943 роках — секретар комітету ВКП(б) Московського хіміко-технологічного інституту імені Менделєєва, секретар Совєтського районного комітету ВКП(б) міста Москви.

У 1943—1945 роках — 1-й секретар Куйбишевського районного комітету ВКП(б) міста Москви.

У квітні 1945—1951 роках — 2-й секретар Ризького міського комітету КП(б) Латвії.

У 1951 — 16 травня 1952 року — заступник голови Ради міністрів Латвійської РСР.

У 1952 році заочно закінчив Вищу партійну школу при ЦК ВКП(б).

У травні 1952 — червні 1953 року — 2-й секретар Ризького обласного комітету КП(б) Латвії.

У 1953—1956 роках — завідувач відділу Краснодарського крайового комітету КПРС.

У січні 1956 — березні 1957 року — 2-й секретар Архангельського обласного комітету КПРС.

18 березня 1957 — 12 листопада 1960 року — голова виконавчого комітету Архангельської обласної ради депутатів трудящих.

У листопаді 1960 — 24 березня 1967 року — 1-й секретар Архангельського обласного комітету КПРС.

22 березня 1967 — 7 листопада 1974 року — голова Державного комітету Ради міністрів Російської РФСР із використання трудових ресурсів.

Помер 7 листопада 1974 року. Похований в Москві на Новодівочому цвинтарі.

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