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#include <jni.h>

#include "logging.h"
#include "renderer_factory.h"
#include "light_renderer.h"

extern "C"
{
    // light
    JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_create(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jboolean preview);
    JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_startup(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jint id, jint width, jint height, jint quantity);
    JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_color(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jint id, jfloat r, jfloat g, jfloat b);
    JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_background(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jint id, jstring asset);
    JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_render(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jint id);
    JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_touch(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jint id, jfloat x, jfloat y, jint action);
    JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_destroy(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jint id);
}

// ------------------------------------------------------------
// light

typedef renderer_factory<light_renderer> light_renderer_factory;
static light_renderer_factory factory_;

JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_create(JNIEnv *,
    jobject, jboolean preview)
{
    int id = factory_.open(preview);
    LOGI("[API][Light] create renderer (%d)", id);
    return id;
}

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_startup(JNIEnv *,
    jobject, jint id, jint width, jint height, jint count)
{
    auto renderer = factory_.get(id);
    if(renderer != nullptr)
    {
        renderer->startup(eps::math::uvec2(width, height), count);
        return true;
    }

    LOGE("[API][Light] startup failed: renderer is null (%d)", id);
    return false;
}

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_color(JNIEnv *,
    jobject, jint id, jfloat r, jfloat g, jfloat b)
{
    auto renderer = factory_.get(id);
    if(renderer != nullptr)
    {
        renderer->set_color(eps::math::vec3(r, g, b));
        return true;
    }
    LOGE("[API][Light] set a color failed: renderer is null (%d)", id);
    return false;
}

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_background(JNIEnv * env,
    jobject, jint id, jstring asset)
{
    auto renderer = factory_.get(id);
    if(renderer != nullptr)
    {
        const char * asset_c = env->GetStringUTFChars(asset, nullptr);
        bool result = renderer->set_background(asset_c);
        env->ReleaseStringUTFChars(asset, asset_c);
        return result;
    }
    LOGE("[API][Light] set a background failed: renderer is null (%d)", id);
    return false;
}

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_render(JNIEnv *,
    jobject, jint id)
{
    auto renderer = factory_.get(id);
    if(renderer != nullptr)
    {
        renderer->render();
        return true;
    }
    LOGE("[API][Light] rendering failed: renderer is null (%d)", id);
    return false;
}

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_touch(JNIEnv *,
    jobject, jint id, jfloat x, jfloat y, jint action)
{
    auto renderer = factory_.get(id);
    if(renderer != nullptr)
    {
        renderer->touch(x, y, action);
        return true;
    }
    LOGE("[API][Light] touch failed: renderer is null (%d)", id);
    return false;
}

JNIEXPORT jboolean JNICALL Java_com_yegorov_alexey_elements_api_ElementsLight_destroy(JNIEnv *,
    jobject, jint id)
{
    if(!factory_.close(id))
    {
        LOGE("[API][Light] destroy failed: renderer is null (%d)", id);
        return false;
    }
    LOGI("[API][Light] destroy renderer (%d)", id);
    return true;
}


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Forestry 4
Management of Fraud Control
The audit reviewed the fraud control arrangements in the Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS), a policy formulation, and advising body and major purchaser of social welfare services from Centrelink. The objective was to assess whether FaCS had:
implemented appropriate fraud control arrangements in line with the Fraud Control Policy of the Commonwealth and that these arrangements operated effectively in practice; and
fulfilled its responsibilities as a purchaser of services in relation to fraud control.
This audit is one in a series of fraud control audit and is complemented by a similar audit of Centrelink, a major provider of services on behalf of FaCS.
Department of Family and Community Services
Published: Friday 1 June 2001
Performance Information Commonwealth Financial Assistance under the Natural Heritage Trust
The audit examined the design, management and reporting of performance information for the Natural Heritage Trust (NHT) which is administered by the Commonwealth Departments of Environment and Heritage, and Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. The objective of the audit was to examine and report on the performance information used to support the administration of $1.5 billion in Commonwealth financial assistance; and compliance with legislative requirements for performance monitoring and reporting.
Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry - Australia; Department of the Environment and Heritage; Department of Agriculture
Published: Friday 18 May 2001
Municipal Services for Indigenous Communities
The objective of the audit was to form an opinion on ATSIC's management of the Municipal Services component of the Community Housing and Infrastructure Program (CHIP). The audit examined how effectively ATSIC specifies and implements its role, the adequacy with which it identifies relative needs for support from the program among Indigenous communities, and how it leverages improved outcomes from other potential funding sources.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission
Published: Thursday 17 May 2001
Family and Community Services' Oversight of Centrelink's Assesment of New Claims for the Age Pension
The objective of the audit was to assess whether FaCS had established effective business arrangements with Centrelink to help ensure that new claims for Age Pension were properly assessed in accordance with the Social Security Law and the Guide to the Social Security Law. In the context of the audit objective, the primary issues examined were whether FaCS had:
established an appropriate business framework;
adopted an appropriate risk management approach;
appropriately monitored and evaluated performance; and
provided relevant business support to Centrelink.
Published: Thursday 30 November 2000
Reform of Service Delivery of Business Assistance Programs
The audit assessed the management by ISR and, in particular, by AusIndustry of the implementation of the changes arising from the Government's December 1997 policy statement in Investing for Growth. This statement required ISR to separate administration of policy from the delivery of products and to improve its service to customers through a 'one stop shop' approach and by streamlining its processes. The audit focussed in particular on the overall strategic management of the change process by AusIndustry; the detailed implementation of the new service delivery arrangements, notably the separation of policy and product delivery; and the implementation of the enhanced customer focus.
Department of Industry, Science and Resources
Published: Wednesday 23 August 2000
Fraud Control Arrangements in the Department of Industry, Science and Resources
The ANAO undertook an audit of the framework and systems that Industry, Science and Resources had in place to prevent, control, monitor, detect and investigate fraud. The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of these arrangements in relation to departmental administrative functions and program operations.
Department of Industry Science and Resources

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Lanceloto Malocello (también Lancelotto y Lanzarote; ; )  fue un navegante y explorador de la República de Génova del siglo  reconocido como el redescubridor medieval de las islas Canarias, y por ser el origen del nombre de la isla de Lanzarote.

Biografía
Se desconoce gran parte de la biografía de Lanceloto Malocello, ya que en su época existieron varios personajes homónimos.

Lo que se conoce es que era originario de la República de Génova, y que se dedicaba al comercio. Para Alberto Quartapelle, Malocello debió nacer hacia 1305 pues aparece actuando como testigo en un acta notarial de 1330, para lo cual debía contar con veinticinco años de edad. Rodríguez Wittmann por su parte, dice que Malocello pertenecía a la flota genovesa de Manuel Pessanha que actuaba al servicio del Reino de Portugal. Licata indica que Malocello debió nacer en la ciudad de Varazze.

En cuanto a su fallecimiento, Quartapelle propone, con dudas, que el Lanceloto Malocello asesinado el 12 de octubre de 1372 al ser lanzado por un balcón durante la coronación como rey de Jerusalén de Pedro II de Chipre sea el redescubridor de Canarias. No obstante, en el Libro del conocimiento, primera referencia bibliográfica sobre este personaje, se especifica que «las gentes desta isla [Lanzarote] mataron a un ginoves que dezian Lançarote».

Viaje a Canarias

La expedición de Malocello a las islas Canarias es un hecho histórico, confirmado por la carta portulano de 1339 cartografiada por el mallorquín o genovés Angelino Dulcert. En ella aparece la isla de Lanzarote denominada como Insula de Lanzarotus Marocelus, bajo bandera genovesa.

Las modernas investigaciones estiman que la expedición debió suceder en torno a la década de 1330, proponiendo Rodríguez Wittmann que el viaje se enmarcara en las ambiciones portuguesas de expandir sus fronteras hacia el océano. Sin embargo, tradicionalmente se ha asumido que fue en 1312 en una expedición de búsqueda de los hermanos también genoveses Ugolino y Vadino Vivaldi, que en 1291 habían emprendido un viaje alrededor de África rumbo a las Indias. Malocello habría permanecido en Lanzarote unos veinte años, habiendo construido un castillo en la isla que sería aprovechado a principios del siglo  por los conquistadores normandos Jean de Béthencourt y Gadifer de La Salle.

Homenajes
Para celebrar el séptimo centenario del descubrimiento de Lanzarote por Lanceloto Malocello los promotores formaron dos comités, uno en España y otro en Italia. Los comités patrocinaron varios eventos en Roma, Varazze, Bruselas, Estrasburgo, Madrid y Lanzarote, entre otras ciudades.

En 2012, Lanzarote celebró el 700 aniversario del redescubrimiento de Malocello de las islas Canarias con una serie de conferencias. Uno de los oradores fue Alfonso Licata, quien se centró en el contexto histórico del viaje.

Una delegación del alcalde y 162 residentes de Varazze —la ciudad natal de Malocello— visitaron Lanzarote. Llegaron a bordo del crucero Costa Deliziosa, que siguió una ruta entre Italia y Lanzarote emulando el camino que Malocello probablemente siguió a Canarias.

Para conmemorar el evento se acuñó una medalla conmemorativa oficializada por la Escuela del Arte de la Medalla y por el Instituto Poligráfico del Estado italiano. Asimismo Alfonso Licata publicó un libro titulado Lanzarotto Malocello, desde Italia a las Islas Canarias, editado por el CISM-Ministerio de Defensa. El Consejo de Roma Capital, en 2012, a petición del comité organizador, con motivo del citado centenario, dedicó un parque público equipado al ilustre navegante en el barrio Ostiense. A su vez, la ciudad de Savona, a petición de la Comisión Organizadora, en 2013 dedicó una zona verde a Malocello en 2013 que, equipada con juegos infantiles, se ve hoy en la zona del Puerto.

Historicidad
Algunos investigadores han expresado sus dudas en torno a la existencia de este personaje, como Serra Ráfols y más recientemente Octavio Hernández.

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

Marinos de Italia del siglo XIV
Comerciantes de Italia
Lanzarote
Exploradores de Italia del siglo XIV
Exploradores del océano Atlántico
Exploradores de África del siglo XIV
Conquista de las islas Canarias
Personas cuya existencia es discutida
Nacidos en Varazze
Fallecidos en Génova

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Trailblazing mum-to-be Ruth Davidson, dad Sir Elton John and Calvin Klein's pink rubber gloves
Out of the fatburg which is Britain's current political system emerges a bright and shining beacon in the form of Ruth Davidson MP's announcement she is expecting a baby with her partner Jen Wilson.
The Scottish Conservative leader has announced they will be welcoming their first child into the world in late autumn. Speaking to the press, Miss Davidson, who is tipped to be a future Prime Minister, said she was "overjoyed" at the prospect of starting a family, adding the news did not change her plans in politics.
"I'm simply doing what thousands of working women do every year: having a child, taking some time off, and then returning to work after", she explained.
On the contrary, this reporter believes Miss Davidson is being far too modest. What she is doing amounts to a grand toppling of the current pervasive attitudes of British politics, which appear to have all but reverted back to a pre-second world war standard of lack of tolerance or acceptance of any kind of difference - whether racial, sexual, gender based or social-economic.
Miss Davidson, as a pregnant lesbian Conservative politician is blazing a trail for an alternative kind of loving family unit which could be catapulted to political centre stage should she become Prime Minister one day. Blasting apart the bigotry of the far-right leaning politicians like, to name names, Jacob Rees-Mogg along the way. And for that, this reporter wants to do a celebratory jig of joy.
The killer question is what would Ann Widdecombe make of it? The former Conservative MP has spoken out recently against Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's pledge to put the rights of the LGBT+ community at the forefront of their royal duties and as evidence, spoke to young LGBT+ people at the Commonwealth Youth Forum in London last month.
Their fight towards equality for all sexual orientations and gender identities is well chosen on the basis same sex activity is still criminalised in 36 out of 53 Commonwealth member states. But Ms Widdecombe, who is well known for her socially conservative views, is having none of it.
In her column for the Daily Express newspaper she said, she already had her doubts over Meghan Markle and they had only grown with her support of the LGBT+ community. Ms Widdecombe wrote: "First royals don't champion rights: they champion plights. That is what Diana did with victims of Aids and landmines and very effective she was too. Rights are the business of politicians and pressure groups and never more so than when they are controversial.
"Second what a week for any royal to join in the argument when the Commonwealth conference was in full swing, the position of Prince Charles as its future head was in delicate negotiation and some of its bishops were voicing concern about their countries being pressured by Theresa May on the issue of LGBT rights".
Ms Widdecombe has previously branded Miss Markle as "trouble", adding that the actor's background and attitude made her "uneasy".
How about this then Ann, this reporter mischievously probes. The news that Sir Elton John will be reading a bedtime story on CBeebies very soon. Sir Elton follows in a long line of increasingly stellar celebrity parents who have appeared on the Bedtime Hour slot of the BBC's children's television channel, recently reaching the dizzy heights of Tom Hardy and Dolly Parton. And let's remind ourselves, Sir Elton is father to children with his husband David Furnish.
Crash, bang, wallop. Ann's just fallen off her chair.
Then we come to Calvin Klein's latest stylish offering. Jumping on the bandwagon of the fashion world's obsession with long, elegant, over the elbow evening gloves, Mr Klein has come up with his own alternative, slightly more risque version in neon pink rubber.
Not to be confused with the Marigold gloves used for washing up - but incidentally such gloves would make an excellent fashion dupe - these gloves come as part of Calvin Klein's new spring collection inspired by an amalgamation of America horror with the American dream.
They have been sent down the catwalks paired with the yellow rubber t-shirts and skirts which also feature in the collection. Oh dear, Ann's fainted.


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Are You Sitting On Your Bottom At Your Desk For Hours On End?
The average American office worker is spending up to 12 hours sitting on his or her bottom. According to the British Journal of Sports Medicine, sitting is physiologically so much worse than simply not exercising. One hour of sitting can 'undo' thirty minutes of exercise or to put it another way, one hour of sitting is as detrimental as thirty minutes of exercise is beneficial.
There is a major difference both to our health and to the way our body responds when (a) we sit and (b) when we simply stand or move around a bit. And even just minor movements can make all the difference in preventing that physiological decline that we suffer when sitting. One of the health implications of sitting too long is of course hemorrhoids.
If you are sitting at your desk working, what can you do?
Stand up and take periodic short walks and breaks (and that means every half hour and no longer). Use this time to perform tasks that can be done while standing, such as making phone calls. Stand up when you answer the phone. If possible, pace near your desk for the duration of the call.
Schedule "walking meetings." This is ideal when you meet with just one or two people and don't need to take notes.
Cut back on phone calls and e-mails to co-workers and rather, when you need to speak to a co-worker, walk to their space. Not only will this get you up out of your chair and moving but you will get to know your co-worker and improve both communication and relationships.
Try to build in different activities into your daily routine. The simple act of standing will increase your energy expenditure 300% compared with sitting. We burn just 5 calories an hour when sitting – but 15 while standing.
Think about investing in (or asking your employers to do so) an adjustable desk which allows you to sit down on occasions when necessary but for the most part, you spend your day standing up, allowing you naturally to move around more. In fact most cubicle systems or open plan office spaces can be configured to support a high desk so that your computer sits there while you still have a low desk for making telephone calls, reading, writing or other tasks. If space constraints makes two heights impossible, an adjustable-height desk will allow you to change positions throughout the day.
Another idea is to use the increasingly popular treadmill desk to create a walking desk. Those who have done this (using it for four to 12 hours daily) have found that their productivity and concentration have improved along with their health. Dr. James Levine of the Mayo Clinic came up with the original idea where you slowly walk on a treadmill while working at a desk built around the treadmill. Dr. Levine believes that if individuals replaced the normal 8 hours a day of sitting at their "normal" desk with a Treadmill Desk, and if other components of energy balance were constant, a weight loss of 57 pounds a year could occur.
On your way to and from your office, take the stairs and avoid the elevator if possible.
Park your car a distance (half a mile for example) from your office, if practical, or if you take public transport, get off the bus or subway one or two stops before your destination.
Take a midday walk by using half your lunch hour for a stroll to enjoy some green exercise. Apart from the exercise, abundant scientific evidence shows that activity in natural areas decreases the risk of mental illness and improves the sense of well-being. If you can just make their way to a local park or green area for an absolute minimum of 5 minutes every lunch break, you will benefit.
It may be difficult to make these changes to your office sedentary lifestyle, but the benefits will so outweigh some temporary inconvenience while you take on new habits.


It is that time of year when we sadly say farewell to our Year 13 Leavers as they depart on study leave. They've been active and inspiring leaders and we wish them all the very best for their exams knowing that whatever they do in the future they will give it their all.
Their day started with communion followed by a special breakfast. We would like to thank our fabulous Old Girls' Association for providing the leavers morning tea, strawberries and cream, a sweet send off for the girls.
It's a big day too for our Year 12 who realise they have big shoes to fill when they step up next year and assume leadership. We are confident they will bring commitment and enthusiasm to their new roles and look forward to seeing them carry on the great job our 2015 leaders have done.


The prefecture of Fokida stands in the center of Sterea Hellas (Central Greece) and at the south part it meets with the Corinthian Gulf. It is an almost entirely mountainous area with Mt. Giona reaching a height of 2,510 meters and the ending of the mountain chain Parnassos to the east, creating a heavenly place for hikers, mountaineers, skiers and all nature lovers.
In the largest of the few valleys of Fokida, stands the town of Amphissa, the capital of the prefecture. A beautiful town, 200 km from Athens, among vast olive plantations with breathtaking views of Mt. Elatos.
While Amphissa is situated in the vicinity of mountains, many other small but important towns have sprung out by the coast of Fokida. Communities such as Galaxidi with a great cultural and historical importance offering to the visitor the traditional side of Fokida, with its picturesque little harbour, the characteristic regional architecture seen in old mansions and the navy museum exhibiting the old tradition of building ships and boats.
A few km in the bay we meet Itea, the most important port in the area, presenting a high attraction for tourists with many beautiful beaches, such as Kirra and the majestic views of the green mountains meeting the waters of the Corinthian Gulf.
A special place in the prefecture of Fokida holds the ancient town of Delphi, thought of by the ancients Greeks as the center of the world. Today, it stills proves this title as it attracts many visitors from all over the world due to the historical remains and the beauty of the majestic view of the mountains and the sea underneath. The area is surrounded by ancient monuments and ruins of the oracle, the theater, the remains of the «treasures», the sacred spring Kastalia and the archaeological museum.
Other villages and small towns around Fokida is Aghia Efthimia, Eptalofos, Artotina, Gravia, Lidoriki, Desfina and Eratini.
Fokida has much more to offer. A wide range of elements that reflect the years that have passed, creating a proud history without changing the charm of the genuine Greek tradition.


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A bumper crew for this years survey.
We had a fantastic turnout of volunteers, which meant that all 16 sites could be covered with at least 2 volunteers at each site. (This is the first time we have covered all 16 sites since at least 2010).
Weather conditions were ideal (2nd year running) with little or no wind to muffle the sound of calls and it was not really all that cold!
Everyone got out to their respective positions in time; the earliest call was heard at 6.49am and by 6.55am every monitoring station had Lyrebirds calling.
The official sunrise time for Saturday Jun 3rd at Balook was 7.23am and first light was scheduled to appear at 6.53am. So, it seems Lyrebirds are fairly well tuned to begin calling at first light.
From our results, we detected 11 male birds calling, (not sure if it would be possibly with our method to detect two birds calling in close proximity to each other, but a couple of stations noted the possibility that they could possibly hear multiple birds calling from around the same direction.
Note: we only count birds that are detected by at least 2 monitoring stations.
This is our second highest number of birds recorded since at least 2010.
Thanks to AGL who helped to pay for the breakfast.
Summary of results for the last 8 years.


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Ethel and Albert (aka The Private Lives of Ethel and Albert) was a radio and television comedy series about a married couple, Ethel and Albert Arbuckle, living in the small town of Sandy Harbor. Created by Peg Lynch (1916–2015), who scripted and portrayed Ethel, the series first aired on local Minnesota radio in the early 1940s before a run on the NBC Blue Network and ABC from May 29, 1944, to August 28, 1950. It co-starred Alan Bunce as Albert.

Radio historian Gerald Nachman (in Raised on Radio) called the show "insightful and realistic... a real leap forward in domestic comedy—a lighthearted, clever, well-observed, daily 15-minute show about the amiable travails of a recognizable suburban couple" which combined "the domestic comedy of a vaudeville-based era with a keen modern sensibility. Lynch made her comic points without stooping to female stereotypes, insults, running gags, funny voices or goofy plots."

The show began as three-minute filler between a pair of Minnesota KATE station programs, then expanded to 15 minutes, and finally became a half-hour show during its last years on radio. Like Easy Aces, the humor on Ethel and Albert was low key; like Vic and Sade, it was constructed around such simple, often mundane household situations as efforts to open a pickle jar. Often Ethel or Albert attempted to prove the other wrong over some inconsequential matter. For example, one entire script centered on Ethel's disputing Albert's claim that he could see her using only his peripheral vision. "I realized that I didn't have to sit down and knock myself out every minute to try to think of something funny," Lynch told critic Leonard Maltin years later. "All I had to do was look around me."

Two film stars had a presence in the show. Richard Widmark, who portrayed Albert in 1944, left after six months and was replaced by Alan Bunce. Margaret Hamilton, famous as the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz, played Aunt Eva. Ethel and Albert's daughter Suzy (Madeleine Pierce, born in 1946) was the only other voice heard on the original series.

Television

Peg Lynch brought her series to television as a continuing 15-minute segment on The Kate Smith Hour during the 1952–53 season. Lynch admitted years later that she wasn't happy with the move. "Ethel and Albert was a quiet show," she told Nachman, "and I was not a stage person who was accustomed to performing in front of an audience, as comedians are. And I always felt it spoiled my timing. I would have to hold up for the laugh."

The radio program about peripheral vision was only one of the radio scripts that Lynch rewrote for television. The Ethel and Albert television series was launched on NBC (April 25, 1953 – December 25, 1954). It moved to CBS (June 20, 1955 – September 26, 1955) as a summer replacement for December Bride and ended its television life on ABC (October 14, 1955 – July 6, 1956).

Scripts, kinescopes, financial documents and correspondence from the show are contained in the Peg Lynch Collection at the Knight Library at the University of Oregon. Several episodes of the television version also survive at the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

The Couple Next Door
The Couple Next Door was a similar Peg Lynch radio series which aired on CBS Radio during the waning days of network radio, (December 30, 1957 – November 25, 1960) with Margaret "Peg" Lynch and Alan Bunce as the married couple. Essentially, it reprised Ethel and Albert, but the new name was necessitated because Lynch had lost the rights to the original title. The CBS iteration was named Best Daytime Radio Program for 1959 by The National Association for Better Radio and Television.

Lynch and Bunce brought the program to NBC's weekend programming block Monitor in 1963, performing three- to four-minute vignettes not unlike the original 15-minute shows. Their presence continued a Monitor tradition of offering new material from classic radio favorites (including James and Marian Jordan of Fibber McGee and Molly fame, until Marian Jordan's death). Lynch returned again in the 1970s. In 1973, she revived Ethel and Albert on National Public Radio's Earplay with a 16-episode run. Karl Schmidt, the creator of Earplay, played Albert in this incarnation. In 1976, she wrote and starred in a syndicated radio feature known as The Little Things in Life, again with Margaret Hamilton and with Robert Dryden as the husband. The Little Things in Life was part of a four-series block syndicated under the umbrella title Radio Playhouse.

Very few of the original Ethel and Albert radio programs are known to have survived, but almost all of the CBS Couple Next Door episodes exist. Lynch authorized a CD release of 12 Ethel and Albert vignettes from Monitor.

The theme music for The Couple Next Door is "Miss Melanie" by British composer Ronald Binge.

References

Sources
Wertheim, Arthur Frank. Radio Comedy. New York: Oxford University Press, 1979.

Listen to
Internet Archive: The Couple Next Door

External links

Jerry Haendiges Vintage Radio Logs: The Couple Next Door
University of Oregon: Peg Lynch papers and scripts

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Anatote (em hebraico: ענתות, cujo significado é "orações respondidas") é uma das cidades dadas aos "filhos de Aarão" (, ; , ), na tribo de Benjamim (, ). Uma vez que os israelitas muitas vezes não mudaram os nomes das cidades que encontraram na terra de Canaã, o nome desta cidade pode ser derivada de uma deusa cananeia, 'Anat. No entanto, também é considerado como o nome de uma pessoa israelita em  e em , anatote:(ana)ie, ou seja, a mulher de > tote ou ie:casa/coração/coração da mulher de tote.

Anatote é mencionada como o lugar de nascimento de Abiezer, o anatotita, um dos "trinta" de Davi (), e de Jeú, outro de seus homens valentes (). Ela é talvez melhor conhecida como a cidade natal do profeta Jeremias (; ; ). Em , ele entrega uma profecia de tribulação pela espada contra os moradores de Anatote, que estavam conspirando contra ele.

Anatote sofreu bastante com o exército de Senaqueribe e apenas 128 homens voltaram para ela do exílio na Babilônia (; ). Ele estava a cerca de 4,8 quilômetros ao norte de Jerusalém. A aldeia árabe de ʻAnātā foi identificada como o local de Anatote por Edward Robinson. O assentamento israelense moderno de Anatote (também conhecido como Almon) foi nomeado após ele.

Abu Ghosh também tem sido associada a Anatote.

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Professor Raphael graduated summa cum laude from the University of California, Los Angeles, where he also received his J.D. and M.L.S. He joined USC Law in 1993 as a reference librarian and became an adjunct assistant professor of law in 1997. He served as head of reference/international law librarian before becoming assistant director of the Law Library in 1999. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the American Association of Law Libraries and the Southern California Association of Law Libraries.
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The Elliot Street/Central Ave Bridge connecting Newton and Needham will be reopen to vehicular traffic beginning this Sunday morning Dec. 11. The south sidewalk will also be opened. The north sidewalk will take longer to complete. However, next week, Monday through...
A new sheriff in town? Clint Eastwood is moving to Newton!
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Local real estate agents are not saying anything yet, but it looks like Clint Eastwood is buying a home in Newton. Word of this came from the chair of an organization closely associated with the famous film director/actor, and it's been confirmed here. The...
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Each year, NewTV awards two scholarships to Newton high school seniors pursuing college degrees in communications, television or film. Eligible applicants will be considered from both Newton public high schools and one recipient will be chosen from Newton North and...
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Julius Randle owes Knicks new regime: 'They saved me'
Alder Almo
Julius Randle had just one of the worst games of his career — eight points on 4-for-13 shooting in 27 minutes.
It was a nightmarish start to the Julius Randle era in New York as the Knicks plunged into a 1-6 record after a 113-92 beating at the hands of the Sacramento Kings. They trailed by as many as 32.
Randle expected it to be tough. He knew what he signed up for. But the pain hit him differently when his first season with the Knicks began to unravel.
The weight of the expectation that came with the $63 million worth of three-year contract he just signed a few months earlier is starting to pull him down.
On that night of November 3, 2019, the seed of what is shaping up to be one of the most memorable seasons in the Knicks' franchise history was planted.
Randle was wallowing in pain in a restaurant somewhere in Manhattan. Then his phone rang. It was his agent, Aaron Mintz from the Creative Artists Agency.
Randle picked up the call. A few moments later, Mintz, along with his CAA associates Leon Rose and Wesley William, more famously known as 'World Wide Wes,' sat on the table listening to Randle's ranting.
Kenny Payne, Randle's coach and confidant at the University of Kentucky, was also there that night as the Wildcats were in town set to play the Michigan State University a couple of nights later in The Garden.
"They're like picking me up because I was down," Randle recalled that night on ESPN NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski's podcast.
They quizzed Randle.
The former Los Angeles Lakers lottery pick was already tired of losing. He hadn't been to the playoffs in his first five years in the league up to that point.
"What is it that you see? What are you feeling? What's going on?"
The season has just begun. But it felt like an exit interview.
Randle poured out his heart to Rose and co. He was complaining about a lot of things that's been bothering him on his new team.
"Wes really took it to heart," Randle said. "Honestly, they saved me."
Four months later, Rose became the Knicks' new team president. Wesley and Payne soon followed.
With that heart-to-heart talk back in November still fresh on Wesley's mind, he called up Randle.
"What do you need to become an All-Star? What do you need to lead this team," Wesley asked Randle.
"One of the things that I really told him is [that] I need a coach who will hold me accountable, a coach who will push me," Randle said.
Enter Tom Thibodeau, a no-nonsense coach who has built a winning culture founded on accountability everywhere he went but whose reputation has been hit because of the same demanding, old-school style.
But Randle and Thibodeau hit it off. It was a match made in heaven. Thibodeau was effusive in his praise. Randle used the past season debacle as his fuel. He reported to Thibodeau's minicamp with his motor running on fumes.
"I really think that's where me and Thibs, from the very beginning, hit it off," Randle said. "He saw how serious I am about my craft. I know that's how he is. He's serious about his craft. He loves basketball. I love basketball. I want to get better. I want to improve. I want to be coached."
Then Randle turned from being New York's most unwanted to most beloved. The city craved for a star. Randle became one.
All because of his maniacal work ethic that perfectly matched with Thibodeau's demanding style and culture of accountability.
"For me, it's about winning. In this league, you have a lot of freedom in certain situations. One of the things I did last summer when the season was over was to look at my tapes. I didn't want to," Randle said.
He begrudgingly watched his tapes last season. It was painful to watch. But it was the only way to effect real change. You can't change what you don't acknowledge.
"You look and see you're getting away with things that you shouldn't get away with," Randle said. "Or you're not being coached the way you should be as far as pushing me. And that's what I told Leon, and that's what I told Wes — I want a coach that's really going to hold us all accountable for every night that we stepped out there on the court, that winning is the most important thing."
That's Thibodeau's tenet. Winning is everything.
"That's really what this team is all about. That no matter what's going on throughout the season, whatever it's thrown at us — injuries, tough schedule — we always found a way to win.
Randle and the Knicks went through hell.
From the long nights where he heard boos every time his spin moves turned into turnovers to the best nights of his life hearing chants of M-V-P at The Garden, Randle has come a long way.
Fate has a funny way of writing destiny. And Randle can circle back to that one fateful night in November.
"It just really came full circle," Randle said. A year ago, at that start of the season, it was tough. A lot of things in the league are about opportunity and that kind of stuff. It really came together — coaching, opportunity, and the team and how we believe in each other, and how Thibs has everybody buying in."
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Ignacy Steinhaus (ur. 15 stycznia 1860 w Jaśle, zm.  17 marca 1928 w Krakowie) – polski prawnik i polityk konserwatywny  wyznania mojżeszowego, doktor praw.  Poseł  do Reichsratu  Przedlitawii (1911-1919), członek Naczelnego Komitetu Narodowego (NKN) (1914-1918), poseł na Sejm Ustawodawczy (1919-1922).  Działacz społeczny i gospodarczy w Galicji.

Syn Józefa i Chany z Frenklów. Studiował prawo na  Uniwersytecie Jagiellońskim i Uniwersytecie Wiedeńskim,  kończąc studia doktoratem.  Prowadził następnie kancelarię adwokacką w Jaśle, gdzie był również radnym miejskim i członkiem rady powiatowej.  Od młodości związany z konserwatystami galicyjskimi.  Z ich listy wybrany w 1911 do Reichsratu  Przedlitawii (parlamentu austriackiego) z okręgu nr 30 (Żółkiew, Rawa Ruska, Krystynopol), mandat sprawował do końca istnienia monarchii austro-węgierskiej. Członek Koła Polskiego.

Po wybuchu I wojny światowej  członek Naczelnego Komitetu Narodowego (NKN), w którym pozostawał aż do jego likwidacji. Po odzyskaniu niepodległości  wszedł do Sejmu Ustawodawczego  z tytułu mandatu poselskiego do Reichsratu Przedlitawii (jako poseł z Galicji Wschodniej, gdzie nie przeprowadzono wyborów w związku z wojną polsko-ukrainską).  Przystąpił do  Klubu Pracy Konstytucyjnej.  Po zakończeniu kadencji  działał  w  Stronnictwie Prawicy Narodowej.  Odegrał ważną rolę w życiu gospodarczym Galicji jako prezes i członek licznych instytucji społecznych, wielu rad nadzorczych i zarządów spółek akcyjnych, m.in.  dyrektor Towarzystwa dla Handlu i Przemysłu.

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Żoną była Malwina z Ruckerów (zm. 1936). Ich syn Władysław (1896-1915) był podchorążym w 6 Pułku Piechoty Legionów Polskich. Ciężko ranny w bitwie pod Kuklami, zmarł po kilku dniach w szpitalu w Kowlu. Pośmiertnie awansowany do stopnia kapitana, odznaczony Virtuti Militari.

Stryj Hugo Steinhausa (1887-1972), matematyka.

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Posłowie na Sejm Ustawodawczy (1919–1922)
Urodzeni w 1860
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Diamond.com in Auction at GoDaddy
Diamond.com is up for auction at GoDaddy.com. The domain name has a minimum bid of $1,000,000, and I am told the reserve price for this auction is higher than the minimum bid.
In 2006, Diamond.com was sold for $7.5 million. It is regularly listed among the top public domain name sales of all time. According to GoDaddy's Joe Styler, "It has had a successful online business attached to it for many years." It looks like the business is still operational, so I am not sure why the company decided to sell the asset.
According to an article on TheDomains.com last year, GoDaddy has been brokering the domain name for at least a year now. It appears that this is the first time it has gone into an auction format like this. I was told that if the domain name sells at auction, it would be the largest public sale in the history of GoDaddy Auctions.
One thing is for sure – Diamond.com is a versatile domain name. It could potentially be used by someone in the diamond trade, and it could also be used as a brand name. There are many companies that use "Diamond" in their branding, and it is also a descriptive term (hotel ratings and credit card levels). Diamond is also a fairly common last name.
With just a few days to go, it will be interesting to see if there are any bidders on this gem of a domain name.
Diamond․com at auction Now! bidding ends Monday, Low Reserve. https://t.co/0DX3K7aKRf pic.twitter.com/sxfcqBpWSK
— GoDaddy Auctions (@godaddyauctions) June 3, 2016
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Sunday Domain Thoughts and Updates
R P June 3, 2016 At 10:50 am
It's a tough domain
It will leak a lot of traffic to plural diamonds.com if marketed on large scale for jewelry
And it's almost too generic. I've had a lot of experience with ultra generics in e-commerce and the conversion rates are surprisingly poor.
But as you say it's extremely versatile. Just don't see the value in the singular version for jewelry if you are going to pay 7 figures. Because of the leakage to diamonds.com, which I would pay 3 to 4 times more than the singular version.
todd June 3, 2016 At 10:53 am
I was shocked when Godaddy sold LA.com for only 1.2 million. Get ready to be shocked again because I don't think Godaddy knows how to sell bigtime names.
Elliot Silver June 3, 2016 At 11:01 am
I don't really agree with your assessment based on one sale. We have no idea how quickly the seller wanted to sell nor do we have other details. If I hire them to sell Exclaim.com and tell them to sell it by June 15, they probably wouldn't get the highest possible price.
I do see the company moving quite a bit of their own inventory for what I assume to be good prices.
Actually it was two sales. LA and SV both sold cheap. It even looks like SV was sold at wholesale value to another domain investor. I see them moving a lot of their inventory also but we have no clue for how much. LA and SV were high profile names and they went cheap so I bet Diamond does also.
Xavier June 3, 2016 At 1:50 pm
Godaddy put a typo, it's x.co not x.com
asset.domains June 4, 2016 At 2:27 am
Thankd for sharing Elliot,
Have similar name: http://Diamond.Market ngtld that is for sale ,it will be interesting in the buyer will get all both names, there are few good diamond names for the jewelery industry.
John June 5, 2016 At 1:32 am
That one is actually quite nice and one of the probably few keywords I would consider valuable with ".market."
asset.domains June 7, 2016 At 12:57 pm
I plan to auction it in the near future, was thinking about a no reserve, but the covreage of auctions is limited to domainers, if big companies have interest in marketing they should think about tbe name, there are lab grown diamonds that are fighting to enter the market too.
John June 4, 2016 At 11:40 pm
LA.com is one of the biggest "coverups" in the whole "domain investing" industry.
I put it that way because when it was announced such prominent bloggers in the industry started falling all over themselves to declare that it was a good sale, when the whole rest of the world knows that it was so ridiculously cheap you have to have downed a crate full of vodka before selling a domain like that for what it went for. "Y'all" let us all down big time with nonsense like that.
>"One thing is for sure – Diamond.com is a versatile domain name."
Indeed it is, and still worth no less than the plural imo. Also precisely why .Gold is one of the few best new extensions for publishers, end users and entrepreneurs, the limitless versatility as symbolizing the best and most valued of anything under the sun – as the term "gold" is commonly used in every day communication – not to mention the literal uses for pertaining to "gold" itself.
"Diamond.com" is still fabulous and another "LA.com" style sale would be a real travesty.
mackyl3 June 5, 2016 At 8:19 pm
To be honest i think with the new gtld era arriving we will see alot more valueable .com names sell while they still can fetch a good price. I believe in a few years from now the playing field might be looking alot different.
168 June 6, 2016 At 1:48 am
RP- great point(s) regarding plurals
WHOIS? Diamond.jewelry
Richline Group, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. since 2007, is the USA's foremost, financially-strong Jewelry Manufacturer, Distributor and Marketer.
diamond.com appears to be "educational" Shopping forwards to ice.com
If other retailers are't interested? wholesale? My bet is 8-900k if they want it sold.
Manu M June 9, 2016 At 11:28 am
Medicare.com is one such domain sold for millions in the market. A similar domain "Phobicare.com" is for auction on godaddy at a reasonably low price.
How is "phobicare" similar to Medicare?
Manu M June 9, 2016 At 2:09 pm
Sir just as Medicare represents medical care, phobicare represents care for phobia. Phobia is actually a problem faced by most of us which can be cured through care. An online consultancy for phobias has huge potential.
STRIKER June 9, 2016 At 3:10 pm
Your phobicare domain is so good, yet you just registered it one week ago. How lucky for you no else had grabbed it yet!
Mark it a zero.
Manu M June 9, 2016 At 11:34 pm
You can't rule out a domain based on its age. It's the characters that define it.
STRIKER June 10, 2016 At 7:18 am
Manu M June 10, 2016 At 8:36 am
Let's see.
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How the quality of semen determines your son's health
A latest study has claimed that father's input right from the time of conception with the quality of his seminal fluid play a key and unique role in the future health of their children.
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But now we're starting to understand the very complex signals and information being transmitted by the seminal fluid, and it turns out that seminal fluid and female tissues interact in surprising ways,' Sarah robertson, research leader and Director of the Institute said.
We have discovered that it's not just the sperm, but the entire composition of the seminal fluid which has an important role to play in establishing the offspring's future health, and this is most notably seen in male offspring, she said.
'If the seminal fluid is of poor quality, it affects the female's capacity to support an embryo. If the embryo manages to survive despite the poor quality seminal fluid, the metabolism of the resulting foetus will be permanently altered, making it more likely to develop a syndrome of metabolic disorders including obesity, high blood pressure and glucose intolerance after birth,' she said.
The study found that seminal fluid contains signals which trigger production of proteins in the female reproductive tract.
The balance between proteins which promote embryo survival and those which cause embryo demise are changed according to the signals present in seminal fluid.
Robertson said this new understanding of the role of seminal fluid could lead to better advice and new options for infertile couples.
Assisted reproductive techniques, as good as they are today, cannot currently replicate such complexity.
Therefore, it's helpful if we can find other ways to encourage couples to take care of their reproductive health, including men as well as women, she added.
Source: PTI
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Wisdom from Loren Mead
Posted on November 9, 2011 by Alban
In 1991, The Once and Future Church by Alban Institute founder and president emeritus Loren B. Mead created an instant sensation in congregational circles with its prophetic insights into the mission of the church in a post-Christendom era.
Two subsequent titles extended Mead's original vision with similar success. Transforming Congregations for the Future (1994) examines closely research on American religion and discusses its serious implications for the apostolic and discipleship tasks of the church. In Five Challenges for the Once and Future Church (1996), Mead explores the opportunities and challenges presented by issues of clericalism, community, institutional frameworks, spirituality, and mission.
In celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the publication of The Once and Future Church, Alban is proud to release all three of these books as epubs.
Twenty years later, Loren Mead's classic works still speak to the present time and now to a new generation of congregational and denominational leaders. Consider the excerpts below taken from throughout the series.
From The Once and Future Church:
God is always calling us to be more than we have been.
In this book , I will try to spell out some of the implications of that statement for the world I know best—the churches. My reasons are very simple: It is my conviction that religious congregations are the most important carriers of meaning that we have, with one exception. They are the most important ground of purpose and direction that we have, with one exception. They are the most important source of an essential element of life—human community—with one exception. The one exception is the human family.
We face a significant problem: Our need for a clear consensus on mission from which we can construct the forms of a new church is no guarantee that we can find it. There is no certainty that we shall be led to a sense of mission as compelling as the one that drove previous generations. That time of clarity may be over. The denominational families with which most of us have had a love-hate relationship for years may have already become antiquarian relics. God may have a more challenging future in store for us, calling us out of these structures altogether.
We must also be aware of our temptation to expend all our resources and energy in shoring up collapsing structures, holding onto the familiar long after it has lost its possibility for new life. One inelegant rule of thumb I use in this area is what I call the "M-T-M ratio." By that I try to state how long I think a particular organization deserves to have mouth-to-mouth resuscitation practiced on it. Everybody needs help from time to time, but I see all too many religious organizations that drew their last unassisted breath a decade ago.
Within all of this, the local congregation is critical. The congregation is where people touch the church and are touched by it. It is there that literally millions of people are struggling to understand their own personal sense of mission and to get the strength to pursue it. The congregation is where new people are brought into a faith-heritage that connects them to the biblical story and to the life of the people of God.
From Transforming Congregations for the Future:
Against this background, the fact that our churches and the congregations that make them up are in trouble is a concern not just to the religious community. It is a matter of concern for the health of the society itself.
In this book, I contend that the storm buffeting the churches is very serious indeed. Much more serious than we have admitted to ourselves, and much more serious than our leaders have yet comprehended. The problems are not minor, calling for adjustments or corrections. They are problems that go to the roots of our institutions themselves. What I am describing here is not something we will fix. It is a state of existence in which we must learn to live even as we seek new directions for faithful response.
God calls us to a daunting task: to take those structures and those resources of faith and re-present them in forms that will carry them into the next century. I am astonished that God would invite us into such a task of co-creation. God obviously sees potential in us that we have a hard time accepting. And I believe that potential can be approached only as we in our differences enter into dialogue with each other. This book is my attempt to work at that task.
If I am right, we do not need a new set of programs. We need churches with a new consciousness of themselves and their task. The structures we have inherited have shown little capacity for such radical rethinking of their identity.
We have invented an enormously expensive form of professional theological education, the graduates of which are priced out of the financial reach of more and more congregations. We are not alone in this. Other professions (legal and medical, to name but two) have developed similar overcapacity for training. My crystal ball does not tell me what might happen in this realm, but I note it as an important worry for us all. Whenever there is such an excess of capacity for training in comparison with the market for services, there is cause for concern.
If the churches are in the middle of stormy times, facing perhaps unprecedented challenges over the next few generations, it is important that we be clear about what we need our congregations to be. If we are to transform the congregations, we first need to get clear about why we need them and what we need them to be for us. Earlier generations had assumptions about what congregations were. Those assumptions worked for hundreds of years, helping Christian men and women carry out what they understood mission to be in their time. Those assumptions led to the establishment of institutions and structures in addition to congregations, all shaped by the church's concern to build Christendom. Those assumptions no longer work in our times.
I think the task of the local congregation is to help ordinary people become engaged in that mystery, people willing to make the leap from the known to the unknown as Peter did; people who act on the basis of the new society, who claim the power of that kingdom, who then act for peace and justice and love and healing. The congregation's task is to call that faith forth in us and send us to act with no positive assurance that anything at all will happen.
In all the complexities of history, in all the encounters with organizational realities, in all the theological debates and philosophical analyses, I think we have lost sight of that simple focus of faith. I have no idea if congregations will grow or decline if they act on that focus, and frankly I don't give a damn. But I know they will lose their soul if they don't. That part is simple.
How to do it is not.
The first task in our transformation is the rebuilding of the city wall. The city wall of Jerusalem distinguished what was inside the city from what was outside. It helped the city establish its identity. So for us in our congregational life. We must clarify what makes us different, so that we can undertake our vocation as apostles. This requires us to establish the authenticity and distinctiveness of our congregations so that we live visibly in our faith, shaped by the biblical heritage, not by the least common denominator of local values and morality. We must build congregations where people know and follow Jesus, not the latest polls.
From Five Challenges for the Once and Future Church:
In this book I discuss the obstacles we need to address in building the church of the future. I do so with humility; I expect to be proven wrong many, many times. But I do so also with considerable confidence in what lies ahead. In the final analysis, the outcome is in the hands of God. For now, here are the five challenges I see we have ahead of us:
To transfer the ownership of the church.
To discover new structures for the church.
To discover a passionate spirituality.
To make the church a new community and source of community.
To become an apostolic people.
In America, the church is owned by its clergy.
We need to recognize that a classic conflict of interest is at work here. Clergy-dominated institutions make many decisions in which clergy have a direct stake: salaries and job security, for example—sometimes involving prestige and preference. In our society we generally feel that institutions that nurture "conflict of interest" frequently make bad policy—policy that supports the welfare of those with the conflict of interest not the welfare of the entire institution.
We have discovered that although many principled people are able to make selfless decisions, it is wiser to ask a legislator not to vote on a bill in which he or she has a substantial financial interest. We ask judges to excuse themselves from making decisions on cases in which they or their families are directly involved. We urge doctors not to practice medicine on themselves or their close kin. Aspirin, yes; surgery, no. In our country we long ago made the decision that basic policy decisions about war and peace should be made by civilians not generals.
I believe there must be a new dialogue between clergy and laity, a dialogue in which neither seeks to lord it over the other, neither defers to the other, but both give their best to the relationship. It will be a relationship in which the historic power of the role of religious authority is claimed and taken on without apology by those we probably will continue to call clergy. It will also be a relationship in which those we now call laity will see themselves as fully functioning colleagues, standing on their own feet and assured of the authenticity of their witness and work.
In the process of building religious institutions, we have created a power and ownership structure in which the clergy wields most of the power. They are now trapped in that role by history and by the arrangements locked in place by customs and laws intended to preserve the institution. In fact, the "arrangements" keep the clergy in institutional power but make it increasingly impossible for individual clergy to carry out their mandate to be bearers of the religious mystery, to have religious rather than institutional authority.
The institutional framework of our churches is no longer working. So far, we have not been able to build a framework that is adequate for the years ahead.
It is also true that every generation is tempted to preserve the structures rather than the insights of the previous generation. When that temptation wins out, the critical task is to break through the structures and help the insights—if they are still viable—find structures more adequate for a new time.
Two themes dominated Jesus message to his followers about that mission: (1) that every follower of Jesus was called to reach out as a caring servant of others, like Jesus himself; and (2) that the church itself was to be a community that expanded to the ends of the earth, bringing all manner of people into its life and embrace; the church was to encompass the world.
But I have enormous confidence in the One who led the people through the Red Sea to become a great people. I have great confidence in the One who went into exile with the people and led them to new life there, bringing dry bones to life. I have even greater confidence in the One who lived among us as our servant, died, and was raised to new life to open that life to us. And in these later days, when we seem to have strayed away from what Christ calls us to, I have confidence that he continues to call and that he will shape our life to reflect his loving will for us and for all humankind.
What we can know is that God is faithful. We can know that in Babylon God called a lost people, and they responded. Their bones were covered with sinew and flesh and then brought to life by the breath of God. We can trust that God will be faithful to us through our times of change and trial. When, in God's providence, these dry bones leap to life, we will discover again the powerful breath of the Spirit, bringing us and the church of the future to new life.
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Adapted from The Once and Future Church, Transforming Congregations for the Future, and Five Challenges for the Congregation by Loren B. Mead, copyright © 2011 by the Alban Institute. All rights reserved.
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The Once and Future Church: Reinventing the Congregation for a New Mission Frontier
Mead takes a broad look at past and present changes in the church and postulates a future to which those changes are calling us. In a post-Christendom era, the old assumptions don't work, and our institutions are breaking down. Thus, the church needs to be—and in fact is becoming—reinvented for the new mission. Mead provides a fascinating look at where we may be headed and how some of us are already working to get there.
Transforming Congregations for the Future
If God is calling the church to reshape itself, on what basis do we begin? Declining membership and surveys on worship attendance suggest that the church is no longer a source of hope or a compelling resource to deal with the turmoil of today's changing world. Mead suggests we may not be living and breathing the Good News promise of spiritual transformation for all to see. He challenges readers to examine the transformations inherent in God's call to renew the church.
Five Challenges for the Once and Future Church
Mead presents five key challenges facing today's churches and how they represent opportunities for the evolutionary, transformative changes he believes must take place in congregations if the church is to remain a viable institution into the twenty-first century. Readers of Mead's The Once and Future Church and Transforming Congregations for the Future will want to continue the journey begun with those books. A must for congregational leaders at all levels.
The Once and Future Church Collection
In 1991 The Once and Future Church by Alban Institute founder and former director Loren B. Mead created an instant sensation in congregational circles with its prophetic insights into the life of the church in a post-Christendom era. Still quoted often and in demand, the book stands as Alban's all-time best seller. Two subsequent titles, Transforming Congregations for the Future and Five Challenges for the Once and Future Church, extended Mead's original vision with similar success.
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The Norwood Sorrento's Greater Cincinnati Softball Hall of Fame 2018 Inductions will take place Sunday, January 28th. Seven new Hall of Famers will be honored.
This year's banquet will once again be held at the Radisson Hotel Cincinnati Riverfront in Covington, Ky. Inductees will be Jim Freeze in the Sponsor Category, David Maury in the Special Service Category, Johnny Miller in the Male Player Category, Micki O'Donnell and Steve Rogers in the Senior Player Category, Carole Replogle in the Female Player Category, and Wayne Rust (posthumously) in the Umpire Category.
The seven new inductees will bring the local Hall of Fame membership to 189.
Jeff Piecoro of Fox Sports Ohio and Reds Live will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the sixth consecutive year.
The ceremony this winter will mark the 13th year that the induction ceremony has been held at the Radisson.
Norwood Sorrento's Softball Hall of Fame Committee member Tom Taylor calls the Radisson Hotel in Covington a "Northern Kentucky landmark of luxury.
"Guests will have an opportunity to meet and greet softball's greats of past and present in a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere at a cocktail party preceding the ceremonies," says Taylor.
The committee will once again conduct the banquet as an afternoon affair, with a cocktail hour getting underway at 1 PM, and dinner at 2 PM.
Jeff Piecoro is entering his 22nd season with Fox Sports Ohio and 20th season as host of the EMMY award winning Reds Live. He also hosts Bengals Spotlight and Reds Classic Rewind.
The 29-year broadcast veteran started his career in Lexington, Kentucky where he worked at WTVQ- TV, the ABC affiliate, and WLEX- TV, the NBC affiliate, as weekend sports anchor and sports reporter. Jeff has covered 18 Kentucky Derby's and a dozen Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships. He has also worked with the Mid-American Conference, the Atlantic 10, and the Big East as play-by-play announcer and color commentator for Men's Football and Basketball.
The 1985 graduate of The University of Kentucky played wide receiver at his alma mater for five seasons, 1980-1984. He is currently the color analyst for the University of Kentucky radio network.
Jeff resides in Villa Hills, Kentucky with his wife, Cindy, and children, Nick, 25, Olivia, 20, and Ali, 14.
Tickets are $40 each and are available at Expressway Park, Mid-America Ballyard, and River City East, and also online at Cincysoftball.com. Tickets are not sold at the event and should be purchased by Monday, January 22nd if possible. After January 22nd, call Mark Linnemann at 859-991-3860.
Expressway Park is located at 689 Rt. 50 in Milford. Call 513-831-2273 or 513-515-2403. Mid-America Ballyard is located at 6960 Blue Rock Road in Cincinnati. Call 513-610-6885. River City East is at 5993 Linneman St. in Cincinnati. Call 812-655-0635.
Originally known as the "Hudepohl Softball Hall of Fame," the Norwood Sorrento's Softball Hall of Fame was inaugurated in 1985 as part of Cincinnati's Hudepohl Brewing Company's 100th anniversary. It is under the direction of a committee of longtime softball players, managers, fans, sponsors, umpires and administrators. Committee members include Myra Burwell, Nikki Ciminowasielewski, Jan Deters, Mark Linnemann, Robert Mahaffey, Dave Maury, Bob Owens, Todd Sledge, Tom Taylor and Brian Wegman.
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