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Oloe Krohn "Olaf" Pooley (13 March 1914 – 14 July 2015) was an English actor, screenwriter and painter. As an actor, he appeared as Professor Stahlman in the seven-part Doctor Who serial Inferno (1970).

Early life
Pooley was born to an English father and Danish mother in Parkstone, Dorset. He studied painting at Chelsea College of Arts and at the Académie Colarossi in Paris under the tutelage of Marcel Gromaire, before training at the Architectural Association School of Architecture to enable a more financially secure career option. His paternal uncle Sir Ernest Pooley, the future Chairman of the Arts Council of Great Britain, secured him a job as a set designer at Pinewood Studios. During World War II, Pooley registered as a conscientious objector and volunteered as a fireman; he was subsequently discharged on medical grounds and began his acting career on stage.

Career
He wrote and appeared in the film The Corpse (released in the United States as Crucible of Horror), starring Michael Gough, and wrote, directed and appeared in The Johnstown Monster. He also wrote the screenplay for a film version of Bernard Taylor's novel The Godsend (1980). Beaumont directed the film. Pooley's other writing credits include the television film Falcon's Gold (1982) and being an uncredited writer on the sci-fi horror film Lifeforce (1985).

Pooley's TV guest appearances from the 1950s onwards include Dixon of Dock Green, Paul Temple, Jason King, MacGyver and Star Trek: Voyager. He played Professor Stahlman and his parallel Earth counterpart Director Stahlmann in the Doctor Who serial Inferno (1970). He also played Lars Torvik in the first episode of The Sandbaggers ("First Principles", 1978). His other appearances include the BBC Radio play Ambrose in Paris (1958) and Sebastian in a BBC Television Sunday Night Theatre production of Shakespeare's  The Tempest (1956). Pooley had a major career in West End theatre appearing in such notable productions as Noël Coward's Peace in Our Time and revivals of The Tempest and Othello. He was also a member of the BBC Radio repertory company.

Personal life
In 1946, Pooley married actress Irlin Hall and together they had a daughter, the actress Kirstie Pooley (born 1954) and a son, comedian Seyton Pooley and later divorced. In 1982, he married director Gabrielle Beaumont, although they later separated. Pooley moved to the United States in 1986 and lived in Southern California, with an art studio in Santa Monica where he devoted his time to painting. He turned 100 on 13 March 2014.

Death
He died from congestive heart failure on 14 July 2015, aged 101, at his home in Santa Monica, California. Pooley was survived by his two children, Seyton and Kirstie, and four grandchildren.

Filmography
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See also
 List of centenarians (actors, filmmakers and entertainers)

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 Olaf Pooley on the New York Times website
 Olaf Pooley at TV.com
 Olaf Pooley at Theatricalia

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Q: Difference between local built and that through eclipse rcp ide running app Screenshot: on monitor with scale 125%
I develop an eclipse rcp app and face a strange phenomenon. When run the app through eclipse rcp ide, the dropdown(Compobox from org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.widget) behaves in an expected manner on all monitor scales(100%, 125%,..): the menu direction is up when opened on the edge of the screen.
When run the local created app (exe) the dropdown behaves differently on 125%: the direction is down so the menu is hidden.
I use eclipse IDE 2022-12, java 17, plug-ins: Eclipse 4 RCP 4.26.0.v20221123-2302, Eclipse e4 tools: 4.26.0.v.20221111-1233 on Windows 10 Enterprise version 21H2
How can I solve this problem?
I have tried to copy plug-ins from the ide to my app, but could not get desired results

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Will Proper Auto Maintenance at Al's D & I Repair Really Save Gas?
Have you ever thought about all the little things we do to keep our lives running smoothly – like vacuuming? It makes a room feel fresher and more comfortable. We may not consider that we're also prolonging the life of the carpet by keeping it clean. But Rapid City auto owners don't always extend those good habits into the garage. Our pickups need regular maintenance just like our rugs need vacuuming. We may not notice a difference in the feel or appearance of the vehicle, but, just as cleaning a carpet carries the hidden reward of prolonging its life, maintaining our pickups incurs a hidden reward that becomes noticeable at Rapid City gas stations.
When it comes to reduced fuel efficiency, there are two important culprits: increased friction and inefficient fuel combustion. That means that anything Rapid City drivers can do to decrease friction and increase the efficiency of their engines will translate to savings on fuel. Friction increases the amount of energy it takes to move something. So if we can reduce friction, we can decrease the amount of fuel it takes to run our pickups. Engine oil is usually at the heart of friction problems in an engine. Too little oil means parts are not getting lubricated, which increases friction and dirty oil doesn't lubricate as well as clean oil. So one secret to good gas mileage is to stay on top of oil changes. Don't skip them and don't procrastinate. The same auto advice applies to transmission fluid. Keep it full and keep it clean, and your vehicle will run with less friction and better fuel economy.
If your tires are under-inflated, it increases the friction between the tire and the road. Again, there is increased drag, and it takes more fuel to move your pickup. Rapid City auto owners should check their tire pressure every month and keep their tires properly inflated.
Alignment and brake problems can also increase friction. Besides saving fuel, keeping these important systems in good repair has the added benefit of saving you cash on tires and brake pads since these items wear out more quickly when the alignment is off or when the brake system isn't in good working order. Talk to your courteous Al's D & I Repair service specialist.
The second culprit that stealthily steals our gas mileage is inefficient fuel combustion, which depends on the engine getting the right amount of clean fuel to the right place with the right pressure at the right time in the right pattern. The key to peak engine performance is to keep the fuel system clean. Varnish and gum can build up in a fuel system, which will interfere with the fuel injectors. The fuel injectors are responsible for all those "rights" we spoke of. If they're dirty, amounts, timing, pressure and spray patterns can all get out of whack. The result? Reduced fuel efficiency. A fuel system cleaning at Al's D & I Repair in Rapid City can get your injectors back on track, improving performance and efficiency.
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Lt. Col. Vindman to retire from military; White House 'campaign of bullying, intimidation and retaliation' blamed
Posted: Jul 8, 2020 / 02:15 PM CDT / Updated: Jul 8, 2020 / 02:15 PM CDT
WASHINGTON — Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, a key witness in President Donald Trump's impeachment, is retiring from the Army after more than 21 years of service. His attorney told CNN Vindman made the decision because he determined that his future in the armed forces "will forever be limited" due to political retaliation by the president and his allies.
Vindman's lawyer, Amb. David Pressman, told CNN that Vindman has endured a "campaign of bullying, intimidation, and retaliation" led by President Donald Trump following his impeachment testimony last year.
"The president of the United States attempted to force LTC Vindman to choose: Between adhering to the law or pleasing a president. Between honoring his oath or protecting his career. Between protecting his promotion or the promotion of his fellow soldiers," Pressman said in a statement to CNN.
"These are choices that no one in the United States should confront, especially one who has dedicated his life to serving it," he added, noting that Vindman "did what the law compelled him to do; and for that he was bullied by the president and his proxies."
Vindman, who is due for a promotion, was told that the White House has sought to become involved in the promotion process, according to CNN.
Vindman was told by senior Army officials that he would no longer be deployable in his area of expertise, which includes Ukraine. He was also told by senior officers he would need a "rehabilitative assignment" even if he had opted to attend the National War College, an option he had been considering before Wednesday's announcement, CNN reported.
Today I officially requested retirement from the US Army, an organization I love. My family and I look forward to the next chapter of our lives. pic.twitter.com/h2D9MRUHY2
— Alexander S. Vindman (@AVindman) July 8, 2020
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Scaffolding Firm Prosecuted For Dangerous Installation
Local self-employed contractor Stephen Martin fell from the roofline of a domestic two-storey property on St Aiden Road, in Bridlington, on 17 April 2009 in a work accident when the scaffold beneath him swung open.
He fractured three ribs and small bones at the base of his back and also sustained head injuries in the work accident. He was then airlifted to Hull Royal Infirmary for emergency treatment.
During the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prosecution, magistrates heard the scaffolding was erected two days earlier by Bridlington-based Advanced Scaffolding (GB) Ltd. The installation was signed off by the company but HSE found it was not of suitable strength or rigidity for its intended purpose and this is what caused the work accident
Bridlington Magistrates Court was told the scaffolding was compromised by a bay window at the front of the property, which required a cantilever projection to be added. HSE said this projection was poorly planned, and was not properly braced or supported.
Advanced Scaffolding Ltd of North Street, was found guilty of a breach of the Work at Height Regulations 2005. In addition to the £3,500 fine, the company was also ordered to pay £3,000 in costs. For more information about making a work accident claim for compensation.
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Ollie has raised $15 million to expand co-living operation
Startup plans to open LA outpost in late 2019
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Taking advantage of a tight housing market and ever-rising rents, co-living startup Ollie has just raised $15 million, and is expanding into Los Angeles.
Ollie already had plans to move into the L.A. market with the conversion of the former Cecil Hotel into a 301-micro unit outpost, set to open in late 2019. Ollie, which is based in New York, has locations there and in Pittsburgh. It has also announced 2019 openings in Boston and Jersey City.
Investors include Moinian Group's Currency M division, Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen, and a partnership between Aviva Investors Real Estate Capital Global Co-Investment Fund and the Employees Retirement System of Texas, according to Tech Crunch.
The co-living concept puts an emphasis on shared building spaces, amenities to simplify living for tenants (wifi rolled into rent), and fully furnished apartments.
The Ollie business model differs from some competitors. The company emphasizes hotel-style amenities like regular housekeeping and a butler service. Apartments are also smaller than many rivals and are decked out with more upscale modern furniture than the "bohemian co-op look" some competitors go for, according to the company's West Coast director Ellen Parry.
But the co-living space remains competitive.
Treehouse, another L.A.-based startup, recently broke group on what it calls the nation's first ground-up co-living community in Hollywood, a couple of blocks from the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Bronson Avenue. Units will be arranged in suites and share kitchen and living areas.
Common, which has 16 locations in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., is in the middle of raising $40 million in a funding round to bring its total funding to around $60 million. Co-working giant WeWork has slowed the pace of its WeLive concept, having only opened two locations by the end of last year after planning for 30. WeWork has plenty of cash to expand the model though, thanks to a $4.4 billion injection from SoftBank that brought its total valuation up to $20 billion. [TechCrunch] – Dennis Lynch
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ATCA in Philly
2016 Theatre Conference
By: Aaron Krause - Apr 19, 2016
Historic Walnut Street Theatre.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- Take an American history buff to Philadelphia, and chances are that person will feel like a kid in one of Santa's toy- and candy-filled workshops on a snow-swept North Pole during Christmas.
In the City of Brotherly Love, if you're looking for tidbits and exhibits about our country's founding, you'll find them.
Similarly, a look at the live, thriving theater scene in Philadelphia will make aficionados feel like that aforementioned youngster.
The city's array of theater companies and offerings keep many a theatergoer -- and theater critic -- busy.
Members of the American Theatre Critics Association, an organization comprised of people who write about live theater, learned just how much Philadelphia is associated with that art form. The critics recently gathered for their annual conference, during which they saw shows, held elections for different posts, expanded the organization's membership criteria and heard from speakers associated with Philly's arts scene.
"In our time, theater here began to blossom about 25 years ago," wrote Howard Shapiro, a Philadelphia-based theater critic and the conference chairman in a welcome note to attendees. "And about 15 years ago the scene exploded. Of the 50-plus stage companies that pay their actors, designers and creative teams, about 35 hold Actors' Equity contracts at any given time.
"Metropolitan Philadelphia is now home to more than 1,000 Equity members, plus sizable communities of scenery, costume, lighting and sound designers; directors and playwrights.
"The theater community is a minor Philadelphia industry."
Yes, Philadelphia these days is much more than just a "try out town" for Broadway-bound productions. Its industry is year-round, permanent and thriving.
That industry includes America's oldest theater company -- The Walnut Street Theatre, located at the corner of Ninth and Walnut Streets, a national historic landmark and the state theater of Pennsylvania.
Since its doors opened in 1809, stars such as Henry Fonda, Katharine Hepburn and Marlon Brando have graced its stages. Many of American theater's best works premiered at "The Walnut," including "A Streetcar Named Desire," "A Raisin in the Sun" and Neil Simon's first Broadway play, "Come Blow Your Horn."
In 1982, The Walnut Street Theatre became a not-for-profit company and today boasts more than 56,000 subscribers annually. That makes it "the most subscribed theater company in the world," according to the back cover of the book "Images of America: Walnut Street Theatre." The publisher is Arcadia Publishing (www.arcadiapublishing.com)
Ralph Weeks, the company's director of marketing and public relations, said the company is committed to hiring local artists before those from out-of-town.
"We reinvest in our city," he said.
Bernard Havard, president and producing artistic director, told critics the company is also devoted to its subscribers.
"We worship our subscribers," he said.
They and others have access to offerings including 20 shows a year, broken down as follows: five mainstage productions, five studio productions, five kids shows and five performed in area schools.
Weeks said altogether, the company reaches 350,000 people a year, 180,000 through educational and outreach programs and 400 through performances staged at schools.
The Walnut Street theater's walls are lined with posters boasting the many shows the company has staged over the years. It looks like an exhibit you'd see in a museum. Photographs of the many stars who've graced its stages are also on display.
The company is in the midst of a robust production of "Peter and the Starcatcher," a prequel to "Peter Pan" by Rick Elice, who adapted it for the stage from the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. The play relates the series of events leading up to the forever youth flying into the Darling family's Victorian-era British home. Puns, wordplay, potty-humor and physical comedy abound as does drama and touching moments.
For more information about The Walnut Street Theatre, including its next season and ticket information for "Peter and the Starcatcher," log onto www.walnutstreettheatre.org.
In stark contrast to the mostly escapist prequel to many people's favorite fairy tale, the thought-provoking, controversial play "An Octoroon" just finished a run at the Wilma Theater which, founded in 1973, is a baby compared to The Walnut.
The production the Wilma staged is not Dion Boucicault's 1859 antebellum melodrama, but Obie Award-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' modern take on Boucicault's tale.
"An Octoroon" relates the tale of a slave owner's affections for a woman whose blood is one-eighth black.
This explosive, bold play, presented with a black actor in whiteface and others playing slaves in blackface, has the power to provoke and disturb, especially with the topicality of racial issues today.
In concurrence with director Joanna Settle's goal to jump start conversations about race within Philadelphia and surrounding areas, several cast members served as "teaching artists, leading pre-show discussions in local schools before students attended matinees at the Wilma. Its mission includes creating "living, adventurous art. We engage artists and audiences in imaginative reflection on the complexities of contemporary life. We present bold, original, well-crafted productions that represent a range of voices, viewpoints and styles," according to its website.
At the Wilma, the theater-going experience doesn't end after the actors take their final bows and the curtain closes for the last time for a particular performance.
"With each production, the Wilma offers free or low-cost discussions which address topics and themes relevant to the play," the website reads. "Our Student Sunday Program exposes students to live theater, providing tickets for as little as $10. Our Fellowship and Internship Programs provide valuable training to students and recent graduates in all aspects of professional theater.
"A record number of students will also be participating in Wilmagination, the Wilma's fully subsidized educational outreach program, through in-school residences around 'An Octoroon' in Philadelphia public high schools," according to press material, written in advance of the production."
The Wilma's located at 265 S. Broad St. and on the web at www.wilmatheater.org.
Speaking of education, critics attending the conference as well as audience members taking in a performance of August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" received a brief lesson about the renown late playwright from Christopher Rawson, senior theater critic for The Pittsburgh Post Gazette and KDKA, as well as a faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh who's highly involved in the American Theatre Critics Association. He has a Ph.D in English Literature and teaches satire, criticism, Wilson and Shakespeare.
Rawson's accomplishments have included chronicling in depth the playwright's career, beginning with Wilson's Broadway debut in 1984. Rawson was "the first to suggest in print Hill District locations for Wilson's plays," according to a brief biography of Rawson in a book co-written by him: "August Wilson: Pittsburgh Places in His Life and Plays."
For information on where and how to buy the book, call the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation at 412-471-5808. Its website is located at www.phlf.org.
Rawson's address garnered applause and prompted questions from the audience. They learned, among other things, the significance of the character Aunt Ester, a mythic Wilson character purported to be centuries old. She's a recurring character in Wilson's plays and her name holds significance, Rawson said. Keep saying "Aunt Ester" and you might eventually realize it sounds like "ancestor," he added.
To many of Wilson's characters, this "aunt" is an ancestor who stretches back to the early days of slavery. In the plays, she's part psychotherapist, part spiritual adviser and part advice dispenser.
In "Two Trains Running," a run of which the Arden completed on April 10, the setting is 1969 Pittsburgh. The play's a part of Wilson's "Pittsburgh Cycle," a collection of 10 plays documenting the African American experience in each decade of the 20th century. All of the plays, except for the Chicago-set "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" (1920s) are set in Pittsburgh's Hill District. Characters, such as Aunt Ester, repeatedly appear at different stages of their lives. The cycle, in the order of the decade in which the plays are set, begins with "Gem of the Ocean" (1900s) and ends with "Radio Golf" (1990s).
In "Two Trains Running" (1960s), urban renewal and eminent domain are forces with which the owner of Memphis Lee's diner must contend. His restaurant's scheduled to be torn down as a result of a renovation project. A sense of community and solidarity, which the characters are trying their best to grasp onto, clashes with a quickly changing world.
Great theater, among other things, spurs conversation about how events in a particular work mirror what's happening in our lives and present-day society. Many theater companies host various discussions related to a production, such as the parallels between a play's themes and actions and current events. The Arden hosted a talk about urban renewal and eminent domain in "Two Trains Running" and in Philadelphia today.
The Arden, founded in 1988 and located at 40 N. 2nd St. and on the web at www.ardentheatre.org, "is dedicated to bringing to life great stories by great storytellers -- on the stage, in the classroom and in the community," according to its website, which presents that mission in greater detail.
Over on Broad Street, the mission of the Philadelphia Theatre Company is to produce, develop and present "entertaining and imaginative contemporary theater focused on the American experience that ignites the intellect and touches the soul," according to www.philadelphiatheatrecompany.org. The company's Suzanne Roberts Theatre is located at 215 S. Broad St.
Executive Director Sara Garonzik said new play development is an integral part of what the company does, focusing on "work by emerging writers." She added it reaches out to high schools across Philadelphia, providing, for example, resources for teachers.
The company was founded in 1974 and has produced more than 140 world and Philadelphia premieres. The company has created the Terrence McNally New Play Award, named after the multi-Tony Award-winning, prolific playwright.
"We believe that the inherent humanity found in McNally's work, along with his belief in the indelible impact that art and beauty can make on our individual and universal soul should be recognized and celebrated," theater company officials wrote on the website.
The play the company's staging, "Sex With Strangers," deals with, among other things, the trust-factor when it comes to identity in today's digital age. It's a sexy, juicy and meaty play for a roughly two-hour show.
The playwright is Laura Eason, perhaps best known for writing the Netflix hit series "House of Cards."
For more information about the show or theater company, or for tickets, log onto the company's website at www.philadelphiatheatrecompany.org.
It's a leadership organization "that celebrates and promotes professional theater in the Greater Philadelphia region, primarily via the Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre and related theater marketing efforts," according to the website.
The Barrymore Awards, recognizing greatness in Philadelphia theater, has existed since 1994.
Dan Hodge of Philadelphia Artists' Collective deserves such an honor for his riveting, nuanced, portrayal of seven characters in his stage adaptation of Shakespeare's narrative poem "The Rape of Lucrece." Hodge began performing the play a year ago in September. Shakespeare's difficult language not only flows effortlessly from Hodge's mouth, but he conveys the varied emotions behind each and every word. He's obviously internalized the meaning behind every one of them.
Through a variety of vocal inflections and a deft use of pauses and gestures, Hodge seamlessly changes emotions, ranging from a dream-like state to a frightfully violent demeanor to pain and fear, which is convincingly etched into his face at appropriate times.
Hodge performs his adaptation using nothing more than a treasure chest and a candlelight as scenery. You know you're watching a great performance when you don't know a thing about the play, much less understand its language and yet you're riveted to the stage. Hodge, a thin man with brown eyes, brain hair, same color mustache and sideburns that extend to his mouth, is co-founding artistic director of Philadelphia Artists' Collective. Its "committed to promoting rarely performed classical plays through workshops and readings in the greater Philadelphia area."
Hodge was nice enough to take time out of his busy schedule to perform his adaptation for critics in the morning in a meeting room of the Courtyard Philadelphia Downtown. The Courtyard served as the hotel for this year's American Theatre Critics Association conference, which takes place every year. Attending critics voted to hold next year's conference in San Francisco. They also voted to broaden membership criteria for membership to admit those writing about theater without necessarily doing traditional reviews.
So...if you wish to join a vibrant, knowledgeable, friendly, insightful and helpful group of people who share your love of theater and wish to spread that love and serve as a springboard for discussion about the art form, visit http://americantheatrecritics.org. You can also learn more about what transpired at the conference by visiting the website.
Reposted courtesy of Aaron Krause and Constructive Criticism.


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Q: Dart RPC and object hierarchies This is probably a really basic question about REST APIs. I just started reading the docs and don't see how to implement an API for an object/model that has sub-objects. Instead there is only a description of objects with primitives only (int, string, etc).
Is there an example with an object hierarchy? Or maybe the server model just uses IDs in class definitions to refer to sub-objects, like how Google's NDB does it?

A: From docs:

Currently supported types for the public fields are int, double, bool,
  String, DateTime, List, Map, and another message class.

This means you can create the structure you need, the only requirement is that all objects in it must be constructed of in that particular way.
An example:
class Person {
  String name;
  int age
}

class Address {
  String city;
  String street;
}

class School {
  List<Person> staff;
  Person headmaster;
  List<Person> students;
  Address address;
}

One limitation I did not like much is that you cannot use inheritance in these classes, but then again the whole point of the rpc package is to create an API that can be consumed by any client, not just dart code.

A: If you look in the messages used for testing the package there are examples using sub-messages, e.g. TestMessage1.
For more examples you can look at the dart_services project, which is the backend for dartpad. It has its current api here and message definitions here. dart_services does not use direct nested messages, but nested lists of other messages.


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Fr Elias Wen with the Cathedral Archpriests and family on his 110th birthday,November 19, 2006.
Protopresbyter Elias Wen ( Wén Zǐzhèng in Chinese) was born in Beijing, China, in 1896. At the age of seven he on his own volition and with his parents permission was baptized into the Holy Orthodox Church. From 1905 to 1914 he studied at the Mission school and from 1915 to 1918 at the Beijing Theological Seminary. In 1931 he was ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop Simon and assigned to the Annunciation Church in Shanghai. After completion of the new Shanghai cathedral in honour of the Mother of God "Surety of Sinners", Fr. Elias was assigned Dean there. In 1946 by Decree of Archbishop John (Maximovitch) he was made Rector of the cathedral.
Soon afterwards because of the communists Fr. Elias was forced to flee China. He ended up in Hong Kong where he founded the Resurrection parish. Fr. Elias did a great deal in Hong Kong to help the numerous Russian emigres. In 1957 Fr. Elias made his final move, to the US, where he was assigned to the Holy Virgin Cathedral "The Joy of All Who Sorrow" in San Francisco.
"Archpriest Elias Wen began his service to the Church at a young age at the Russian Ecclessiastical Mission in Beijing. It is with zeal and diligence that he continued his service at all levels in Shanghai. Faithfulness, steadfastness and a blameless life characterized Father Elias' life as a priest. It is with these fine qualities that he ministered to the Hong Kong community in the course of the last eight years."
In 1981 by Decree of the Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia Father Elias was elevated to the rank of Protopresbyter.
In 1996 Father Elias' 100th birthday was marked by the Cathedral parish. Many people remarked how Father Elias was able to, in very difficult circumstances, to bring up seven children and provide them with an education. The results of his labors were evident: his children surrounded him with respect, love and care.
After 1996 it became difficult for Father Elias to serve. He continued to bring joy and comfort to the parishioners by attending services, praying in the altar and receiving Christ's Holy Gifts.
At the end of 2000 he moved to his son Michaels' home and was unable to attend services any longer. He was communed on a regular basis at home.
On Saturday, June 9, 2007, Protopresbyter Elias Wen fell asleep in the Lord at the age of 110. He was the eigth oldest man in the world. His mind remained clear until his repose. He was born in the 19th century, baptized in the 20th century when the Russian Church was undivided. He survived the division in the Russian Church and the takeover of his Homeland by communists and reposed in the 21st century. By God's mercy his repose took place a few weeks after the Russian Church became one again.


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4296 - Indian Head Penny Hoard (117642)
Indian head cents from 1883-1907: 1883,(2); 1884,(1); 1887, (3); 1889, (2); 1890, (3); 1891, (2); 1893, (5); 1894, (3); 1895, (2); 1896, (1); 1897, (3
Sold to C*****0 for (150.00 + 26.25) x 1 = 176.25
4297 - 1909-S Lincoln Cents (117627)
Lot of five 1909-S Lincoln pennies, all AG condition. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to e********n for (180.00 + 39.60) x 1 = 219.60
4298 - 1931-S Lincoln Cent Hoard (117632)
Lot of seven 1931-S Lincoln pennies. All are EF-AU condition, but two bright ones have been cleaned. Uncertified. Provenance: Country (if not US
Sold to 8********l.. for (425.00 + 106.25) x 1 = 531.25
4299 - Hole Filling Key Date Lincoln Cents (117635)
Lot of three you might not have in your Whitman album: 1909-S, 1914-D, 1931-S. All AG, possible cleaning. Provenance: Country (if not USA): Sta
4300 - Gem Uncirculated 1931-S Lincoln Cent (117628)
Gorgeous mint state 1931-S key date Lincoln cent. Uncertified. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to r********n for (200.00 + 50.00) x 1 = 250.00
4301 - Key Date Lincoln Pennies (117631)
Lot of four: 1) 1914-D, AG; 2) 1924-D, F; 3) 1931-S, F; 4) 1931-S, F. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to r********s for (140.00 + 28.70) x 1 = 168.70
Lot of four: 1) 1909-S, AG; 2) 1914-D, lower than AG; 3) 1918-D, VF details, cleaned; 4) 1931-S, EF details, cleaned. Provenance: Country (if not
Lot of two; 1) 1914-D, VG; 2) 1931-S, VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to j*******o for (140.00 + 28.70) x 1 = 168.70
Lot of five: 1) 1911-S, VF; 2) 1911-S, F; 3) 1924-D, VG; 4) 1931-S, EF; 5) 1931-S, VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County:
Sold to j******0 for (140.00 + 35.00) x 1 = 175.00
Lot of five: 1) 1909-S, AG, whizzed; 2) 1911-S, G; 3) 1914-D, AG-G; 4) 1924-D, F; 5) 1931-S, F. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: Ci
4306 - Key Date Lincolns (117623)
Lot of three: 1909-S, 1914-D, 1931-S. All G-VG condition. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to b****0 for (170.00 + 42.50) x 1 = 212.50
4307 - Semi Key Date Lincoln Cents (117633)
Lot of three: 1) 1909 VDB, BU with carbon spot obverse; 2) 1916-S, AU cleaned; 3) 1919-S, AU, cleaned. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State:
Lot of six pennies: 1) 1911-S, VF; 2) 1914-D, AG; 3 & 4) 1924-D, VF, AG; 5 & 6) EF, cleaned, F, cleaned. Provenance: Country (if not ...
Sold to a****y for (200.00 + 50.00) x 1 = 250.00
4309 - Lincoln Penny Coin Album (117624)
Meghrig (G-2) green Lincoln Cent album 1909 VDB- 1948-S. Cardboard (8 x 5 1/2 inches), with sliding plastic sleeves to keep coins in place. Missing o
4310 - Lincoln Penny Hoard (117657)
Over 500 Lincoln pennies dated and graded in envelopes. Dates from 1909-1940s. Many in the teens and twenties. Fill in those Whitman albums! Provenan
4311 - 1900 Liberty Head Nickel Hoard (117677)
50 Liberty Head nickels minted 1900. AG-VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to n********w.. for (55.00 + 12.10) x 1 = 67.10
89 Liberty Head nickels minted 1901. Graded AG-F. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
82 Liberty Head nickels minted 1902. AG-XF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
106 Liberty Head nickels minted 1903. AG-F. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
55 Liberty Head nickels minted in 1904. Graded AG-F. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
103 Liberty Head nickels minted 1905. Graded AG-F. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
125 Liberty Head nickels minted 1906. Graded AG-VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to n********w.. for (110.00 + 24.20) x 1 = 134.20
271 Liberty Head nickels minted in 1907. Graded AG-VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
140 Liberty Head nickels minted in 1910. Graded AG-EF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
89 Liberty Head nickels minted in 1911. Graded AG-VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
121 Liberty Head nickels minted in 1912. Grades from AG-VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Sold to B*********r for (85.00 + 21.25) x 1 = 106.25
4324 - 1912-D Liberty Head Nickel Hoard (117673)
43 Liberty Head nickels minted 1912 at Denver Mint. Graded AG-VF. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
4325 - Key Date Liberty Head Nickel (117681)
With a mintage of only 238,000, the San Francisco 1912 Liberty Nickel is the key date in the series, with the $3 million 1913 out of most collectors b
4326 - Liberty Head Nickel Hoard (117658)
Liberty Head "V" Nickels from the 1880s and 1890s. Also two 1867 Shield Nickels. Early dates include: 1883, (6); (including one without &...
4327 - Liberty Head Nickel Roll Set (117653)
Wooden box with two rolls each of Liberty Head nickels from 1900-1912. Twenty six rolls total, mostly good condition. Provenance: Country (if not U
Sold to a****y for (425.00 + 106.25) x 1 = 531.25
4328 - Liberty Head Nickel Rolls (117647)
Lot of four rolls of Liberty Head Nickel rolls graded Good 4-8. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Lot of four rolls: 1912 (2), 1912-D (2), average grades Good 4-8. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County: Date:
Lot of eleven rolls of Liberty Head "V" nickels: 1905, (1); 1906, (3); 1907, (1); 1910, (3); 1911, (3). All graded good condition. Prove...
Wooden box of 18 rolls of "V" nickels in good condition: 1901; 1902, (2); 1903; 1904; 1905, (2); 1906, (2); 1907, (2); 1908; 1910, (2); 19...
4332 - Liberty Head Nickel Albums (117661)
Four blue Whitman #9007 albums, partially filled: with 12, 18, 29 and 23 coins in them. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/County:
4333 - Buffalo Indian Head Nickel Albums (117659)
Lot of five partially filled albums of United States Nickels 1913-1938, known as Buffalo Indian Head nickels: 1) Popular Album from Wayte Raymond, gre
4334 - Buffalo Indian Head Nickels 1913-1914 (117643)
Lot of 20 circulated Indian Head Buffalo nickels from 1913 & 1914: 1913, var. 1, (12); 1913, var. 2, (3); 1913-D, (2); 1913-S, var. 1, (1); 1914...
Lot of 47 Buffalo Indian Head nickels dated 1915 & 1916: 1915, (13); 1915-D, (2); 1916, (27); 1916-D, (4); 1916-S, (1). Grades AG-F. Provenanc...
Lot of 81 Buffalo Indian Head nickels minted during World War I: 1917, (33); 1917-D, (4); 1917-S, (3); 1918, (28); 1918-D (3); 1918-S, (1); 1919, (9).
Lot of 118 Buffalo Indian Head nickels minted between 1919 & 1921: 1919, (36); 1919-D, (1); 1919-S, (6); 1920, (35); 1920-D, (12); 1920-S, (8);...
Double row, 10 inch long red box of circulated Buffalo Indian Head nickels, grades from AG-F. Mintages: 1923, (41); 1923-S, (23); 1924, (45); 1924-D,
Sold to j******0 for (850.00 + 212.50) x 1 = 1,062.50
Double row box, ten inches long, with circulated Buffalo Indian Head nickels minted from 1927-1929. Grading from AG through EF, each 2 x 2 envelope ha
4340 - Buffalo Indian Head Nickels 1930s (117662)
Two double rowed , ten inch long boxes of Buffalo Indian Head pennies from the 1930s. In small and medium envelopes and graded. Estimated to be 500 c
4341 - Buffalo Indian Head Nickels Roll Hoard (117655)
Box of 28 rolls of circulated Buffalo Indian Head Nickel rolls: 1919; 1920; 1923; 1924; 1926; 1927; 1929-S, (2); 1938-S, (2); 1930, (2); 1934; 1934-D;
4342 - Box of Jefferson Nickels (117660)
Approximately 100 better grade Jefferson Nickels from 1942-1950. Nine 1942-D,, and 9 1950-D, some AU and BU. Provenance: Country (if not USA): St
Sold to j********r.. for (70.00 + 17.50) x 1 = 87.50
4343 - Jefferson Nickel Albums (117664)
Lot of three albums of Jefferson Nickels: 1) Meghrig, 8 x 5 1/2 inch green album, with 48 coins from 1938 through 1954-D, mostly high grade, some BU;
Sold to 6********u.. for (80.00 + 17.60) x 1 = 97.60
Eight FULL Whitman #9009 blue Jefferson Nickel albums: 1938-1961. Nickels are EF-BU condition. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: City/Co
Lot of seven Whitman #9009 blue albums: three complete 1938-1961-D, 65 coins in each; one complete through 1960, 63 coins; one with 60 coins, missing
Sold to 6********u.. for (140.00 + 30.80) x 1 = 170.80


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Tag: Mormons
"God didn't make garbage."
By Robyn
Leahnora Isaak identifies as a transsexual woman. She is also a Mormon. She is attempting to gain recognition from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints so that she can live her life…inlcuding worship…as a woman. She says she will be filing a formal request in the next couple of weeks.
Leahnora says she was born without external genitals, but she was given testosterone treatments as a child and was raised as a boy. She later married and raised a family in Ohio.
Her local stake (an assembly of local churches) has been supportive. Church leaders have met with fellow members to help them cope with Leahnora's transition.
I want happiness. I want companionship. And I want to live the gospel. That's what I want. And I want this equal for everybody. I want people to celebrate who I am. Because I'm not ashamed of who I am.
–Leahnora Isaak
Employment NonDiscrimination Act, ENDA, LDS Church, Mormons, Nevada, Oregon, Portland, Senator Dean Heller, Senator Harry Reid, Senator Orrin Hatch, transgender, Utah
Let's Fight Hate
By davidseth in GLBT
cross posted from The Dream Antilles
In the continuing post Prop 8 fall out, the Mormon Church is ramping up its attacks on gay people, slurring gay people and even accusing them of domestic terrorism. The campaign of hate continues to rage, just as it simultaneously continues to claim that it is a victim of attacks. Let's fight back.
I know. The Mormon Church denies that this was ever a campaign of hate. There I pointed that out. In a wonderful circumlocution, the Church even denies that its work on Prop 8 is anti-gay. No, it's about being "pro- marriage," they say.
Jump with me across the broom.
california, discrimination, marriage, Mormons, Proposition 8
Self Publishing Possibilities
By JakeNDoofus
Twenty years ago I set out to write the Arthur-can-write-like Louie L 'Amor western with gunfights, brawls and all that goes with it.
Didn't turn out that way.
Louie L'Amour's muse wasn't splitting time between Louie and me.
As I've heard from others, when a writer really gets into his work, his characters seem to step in, take over and at times even change the total nature of the writing.
What was born was entirely within my own life experience and perception.
I wrote and sent this manuscript to a New York literary agent I'd listened on Larry King's old all-night radio talk show while delivering the USA Today into boxes all over Vancouver.
The agent told me to forget it. There wasn't a market sufficient for religious literary fiction. So I forgot it and missed my opportunity to step in front of the Left Behind writers ten years before they created their stuff.
This novel is self-published which is the point of the diary. As one or two advertisments out there point out, vanity publishing is now possible on a scale equal to individual resources.
Normal shipping is 3-5 days after order unless there's a holiday going on. Also – as we did – the account holder/author can buy copies at cost from the printer (that is, minus the markup).
Books are printed on demand and authors don't have to buy their books in lots of 100 or more in order to facilitate distribution.
My writing here came about because my wife, Lietta, wanted a printed version for our home and I looked into it.
The result is what you see here. Possibilities suggest themselves, shorter tracts, booklets, brochures, collections of essays, how-to manuals, and other stuff.
Yeah, check out my novel which has not been re-written, modernized nor edited from its original 1986 form when I was still trying to figure out the "he said", "she reponded," "they shouted" dialogue narrations
– not to mention avoiding too much head thoughts and not enough description via action.
But then, Mailer, Vidal, even Louis L'Amour are not in danger from the likes of me.
Arthur Ruger, Handcarts, historical novel, LDS, Mormons
Mormons: A Family Story
By Boise Lib
My father's family are Mormons. In the mid-eighteen hundreds they gave everything they owned to the church that Joseph Smith founded. My paternal ancestors came from Sweden and England and most pulled handcarts from Independence, Missouri to the Great Salt Lake. The church couldn't afford oxen and wagons for everyone so this is what they pulled.
Over trails like this.
Family Story, Mormons
Romney 'The Brethren in Salt Lake City told me I could take this position'
By Zwoof
hat tip to Kosovian Bob Love
My headline is a paraphrase for the sake of brevity , so here's the actual context and link..
Judith Dushku is a Mormon feminist and FORMER friend of Romney as well as a member of the same Mormon congregation in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Judy Dushku: Then in 1994, when Romney was running for the Senate, he came out in favor of choice for women — which was surprising to me. I was pleased and called, asking to see him. I told him I suspected that we had our differences, but that maybe I could work with him if he'd come to a really good position on women and childbirth.
And he said – Yes, come to my office.
I went to his office and I congratulated him on taking a pro-choice position. And his response was – Well they told me in Salt Lake City I could take this position, and in fact I probably had to in order to win in a liberal state like Massachusetts.
Suzan Mazur: Who's "THEY"?
Good question! Bad answer.
abortion, Ann Coulter, Mitt Romney, Mormons


Beer, wine, music, fashion show, and cakes! As the InterNations turns 9 years old this month, members and guests were invited to have a blast last Saturday at Glass House Ritz Carlton Pacific Place! First 150 to come were served a free Bali Hai Beer, a complimentary to a glass of wine that came with one ticket.
The evening was accompanied by Dj performances, and a glamorous fashion show by Victor Dianata Couture. More excitement came from the night's raffle; congratulation to lucky winners!


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Throughout the research and writing of Anti-Social Engineering the Hyper-Manipulated Self, I have had the opportunity to learn much from the objects of this bibliography, even if it was only to discover what to ignore. Thus, these entries are not necessarily to be considered recommendations, but every one of them will teach you something.
PRINT: Including books, papers, articles, essays, etc. By Author
Ackrill, J.L., Aristotle on Eudaemonia, Lecture, Oxford University Press, 1974
Aristotle, the Nicomachean Ethics, as translated by W.D. Ross, internetarchive.org
Bakan, Joel, The Corporation: The pathological pursuit of profit and power, Penguin, 2004
Baudrillard, Jean, Fatal Strategies, Semiotext(e) MIT Press, 2008
Bowler, John, World Religions, Discovery, 2009
Camus, Albert, The Myth of Sisyphus,Penguin, 1955
Cooper, John M., Reason and Human Good, Cambridge Univ. Press, 1975
Debord, Guy, Society of the Spectacle, Zone Books, 1995
Feinberg, Joel, Doing Philosophy,Thomson/Wadsworth, 2005
Ferguson, Niall, The Ascent of Money: The financial history of the world, Penguin, 2008
Fresco, Jacques, Designing the Future, thevenusproject.com
Fuller, R. Buckminster, Earth Inc., Anchor, 1973
Haidt, Jonathan, The Happiness Hypothesis, Basic Books, 2005
Hawking, Stephen, A brief history of time, Bantam, 1988
Horgan, John, The End of Science,Broadway, 1987
Iserbyt, Charlotte Thompson, The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America, Conscience, 1999
Kelly, David R., The Art of Reasoning, W. W. Norton, 1990
Kristol, William et al, the Project for a New American Century, www.newamericancentury.org
McGraw, Phil, Dr., Self Matters, Free Press, 2001
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Packard, Vance, the Hidden Persuaders, Pocket Books, 1957
Perkins, John, Confessions of an economic hitman, Berrett-Koehler. 2004
Popper, Karl, The Open Society and its Enemies: Vol. One: The Spell of Plato, Princeton, 1971
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Rand, Ayn, Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, Signet, 1967
Rorty, Richard, Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, Princeton, 1980
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, The Social Contract, Penquin, 2003
Russell, Bertrand, The Problems of Philosophy,Oxford, 1967
Sagan, Carl, The Demon Haunted World, Random House, 1997
Sagan, Carl, Pale Blue Dot, Random House, 1997
Tolle, Eckhart, The Power of Now: A new Earth, Plume, 2008
Wittgenstein, Ludwig, Philosophical Investigations, Blackwell, 1974
Wolfe, Naomi, The End of America, Chelsea Green, 2004
The following list contains mostly films, some are classes you can purchase from The Teaching Company. Google it!
(in no particular order)
"What we still don't know."
"A quest beyond the limits of the ordinary."
"Beyond Belief 1, 2 and 3", the Science Network,
"Philosophy: A guide to happiness"
"No end in sight"
"War made easy"
"Quest for the lost civilization"
"Islam: Empire of Faith"
"China from the inside"
"Commanding Heights: The battle for the world economy"
"Flooded Kingdoms"
"What is Enlightenment?"
"Denial Stops Here"
"The Corporation: The pathological pursuit of power"
"Zeitgeist: Moving Forward"
"The Hawking Paradox"
"Life at the end of Empire"
PBS's "Frontline: The Dark Side, Frontline:Karl Rove The Architect"
"Esoteric Agenda"
"Global warming or global governance?"
"Evidence of Revision"
"Zero: An investigation into 9-11"
"Rumsfeld's War"
"Fields of Armour"
CBC - "The War on Drugs"
"Afghanistan Unveiled"
David Icke "Secrets of the Matrix"
"The power of nightmares"
"Religulous"
"Captive Minds"
"Constantine's Sword"
"Game Theory: In life, business and beyond" TTC, Prof. Scott Stevens
"The Psychology of human behaviour" TTC, Prof. David W. Martin
"Understanding the world through experience and reason" TTC, Prof. James Hall
"Argumentation: The study of effective reasoning" TTC, Prof. David Zarefsky
"The self under siege" TTC, Prof. Rick Roderick
"Philosophy of Mind" TTC, Prof. John Searle
"The Conservative Tradition" TTC, Prof. Patrick Allitt
"No excuses: Existentialism and the Meaning of Life" TTC, Prof. Robert Solomon
"Understanding Linguistics: The Science of Language" TTC, Prof. John McWhorter
"The Enlightenment: Invention of the Modern Self" TTC, Prof. Leo Damrosch
Episode Two of Existential Intentionality Podcast ...
Brian C. Taylor launches podcast


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