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MEXICAN PAPER MONEY
NEW EDITION!
We are proud to release the 2017 Edition of the most complete guide to Mexican Paper Money ever published. Mexican Paper Money has become the industry standard and contains listings on more than 7,000 items of which thousands are not listed in most catalogs.
PATRICK RICHEY JOINS WORLD NUMISMATICS
World Numismatics LLC is proud to announce that Patrick Richey has joined our team as a full-time numismatist and will be a key component in expanding the company. Mr. Richey is well versed in both ancient and modern coinage with a focus on 1st Century Roman Gold and U.S. Gold. He has successfully worked in the numismatic field for over 15 years as a trader and consultant and has assisted numerous collectors and wholesale clients in acquiring iconic rarities for their collections.
Mr. Richey comes to us with an M.A. in Ethnomusicology (2008, University of California, Santa Cruz) and a B.A. in Music Performance (2000, University of Kentucky). In addition to his musical talents, he is fluent in English, Spanish and Hindi.
Prior to joining World Numismatics LLC, he was most recently employed by Minshull Trading (2014-18) to grow the firm's world and ancient offerings after working for Bellevue Rare Coins (2010-12). He is an ANA member and attends most of the major U.S. and international coin events.
As a researcher of various world musical traditions, Patrick has traveled throughout India, Morocco, Europe and Asia. He has also performed in variety of venues including UCLA's Royce Hall, Mohamed V Theater in Rabat, and at UNESCO in Paris. These experiences have helped him to appreciate collector coinage under a unique perspective for their historical and cultural value.
Patrick aims to expand both World Numismatics LLC's distri- bution network and outreach to vendors worldwide. He is excited to continue to expose the wonder of world and ancient coins to U.S. collectors and dealers and is encouraged by the coin market's renewed interest in historic coinage and the value these items have in our world as relics and great stores of value.
World Numismatics LLC is a leading buyer and seller of World, Ancient, Mexican and Latin American coins and currency, focusing primarily on quality material and rarities prior to 1930. The company attends the NYINC convention, the main ANA show and most of the major numismatic shows worldwide.
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE CASA GRANDE COLLECTION IS NOW AVAILABLE!
Colonial Silver & Minors 1/4 Real 1813 Mo NGC MS64 0104685
Catalog: KM62
Denom: 1/4 Real
Mint: Mo
Republic Gold 10 Pesos 1904 Mo M NGC MS65 KM413.7 32706
Denom: 10 Pesos
Assayer: M
SKU: f_32706
France Ecu 1718(9) NGC AU55 0047929
Grade: NGC AU55
France 5 Francs L\'An 7K NGC AU53 0047944
Date: L\\\'An 7K
Colonial Silver & Minors 1/4 Real 1813 Mo PCGS MS64 0100468
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Go to USMEX.ORG for more information and to view sample journals.
Colonial Gold 8 Escudos 1762 Mo MM NGC AU58 n_00970
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Banks can't deny loan due to low marks, says HC
CHENNAI: A bank cannot deny educational loan to students on the ground that the student's academic record is poor, the Madras high court has said.
Justice D Hariparanthaman, passing orders on a writ petition of a scheduled caste girl, said: "The bank cannot deny educational loan on the ground that the academic record of the petitioner at the school level was very poor. There is no such provision in the circular of the bank that the loan can be sanctioned only if the academic performance of the student was very good at the school level."
Justice Hariparanthaman said: "In fact, I have noted in my earlier order dated September 15, 2010 that Dr B R Ambedkar obtained only 287 marks out of 750 in the matriculation examinations and his educational need was taken care of by King of Baroda on the ground that he belongs to scheduled caste," the judge added.
Noting that the Central government had brought the educational loan scheme to help economically weaker sections and not even a third party guarantee was required for disbursement of loans up to 4 lakh, Justice Hariparanthaman asked the Ambur branch of the Punjab National Bank to sanction educational loan to the student within four weeks.
The matter relates to a writ petition of Anitha, a nursing student from Vellore district. Though she cleared her Class 12 in 2005, she was not able to continue higher education due to family problems and poor health condition of her mother. Later, she joined BSc (nursing) at Noorie College of Nursing in Kolar district in Karnataka. She applied for an education loan for 3.15 lakh. But, the Punjab National Bank rejected her application on the ground that her academic performance at the school was poor.
The bank, however, justified the denial of educational loan to Anitha, stating that it had been provided for in the bank's circular. Referring to earlier orders of the court, the judge said the circular could not go beyond such orders.
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2010-09-17/chennai/28252836_1_model-educational-loan-scheme-higher-education-weaker-sections
Education loan can't be denied citing low marks, says HC
TNN Sep 17, 2010, 12.59am IST
CHENNAI: Coming to the rescue of a dalit boy who was denied educational loan because he had scored less than 45 per cent marks, the Madras high court has said it was unfortunate that banks were inventing reasons to deny loans to students.
Justice D Hariparanthaman, directing the State Bank of Travancore to extend educational loan to S Maran, who joined the SKR Engineering College at Poonamallee in 2008, said that had such an attitude been adopted earlier, even the architect of the Constitution, Dr B R Ambedkar, could not have pursued his higher education.
Maran, a first-generation engineering student, joined the college in 2008 and paid his first year tuition fee with great difficulty, as he was not aware of the educational loan scheme. However, in 2009-10, he applied for a loan but never got any response from the bank. He had to borrow loan from private people. He then approached the high court against the denial of loan.
The bank, in its counter-affidavit, said that the boy was not eligible for educational loan as he had scored less than 45 per cent marks, which was the cut off for availing the loan. It also quoted a circular, issued on June 1, 2008, on the basis of a Model Educational Loan Scheme of the Indian Banks' Association.
Justice Hariparanthaman, noting that the very purpose of the educational loan scheme would be defeated by such an approach, said: "If such an attitude was adopted, even Dr B R Ambedkar could not have gone for higher education. He had obtained only Rs 287 marks out of 750 in the matriculation examination. The king of Baroda was kind enough to extend financial assistance to him."
The intention behind the welfare scheme was to provide financial assistance to weaker sections of the society, he said, adding, "It is unfortunate that the bank is denying the facility (to students) citing one reason or the other."
If such an argument of the bank is accepted, in Tamil Nadu, except the general category students, no other student would get educational loans, Justice Hariparanthaman said. The government has prescribed just 35 per cent as eligibility criterion for SC/ST students' admission in professional courses, he pointed out.
He then directed the bank to sanction the loan within four weeks, and asked the college to reimburse the fee paid by the boy for his second year.
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New website links to get education loan interest subsidy status
Canara Bank has now announced the following two new links to get the status of Education Loan interest subsidy. For enquiry regarding...
How to handle when Banks did not claim interest subsidy on Education loans? - FAQ
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Blue Crew – kids can't wait!
To become a school-ager is a big deal. We recognize this. So, we treat our school-agers (kids 6 and older) to an additional space called the Blue Crew, named for their blue name tags. This is a special space like their room at home (maybe cleaner) where they can get away and just be or interact with peers. Here they participate in more detailed art, age appropriate games, non-violent video games and can do homework. We even supply homework help at no extra charge. We provide age-appropriate electronic games – please leave personal electronics (games, music devices and cell phones) at home.
During school breaks we create Blue Crew Camps with special themes. Watch for announcements. Kids can stay full-days when school is closed – check your local center's back-up care program.
The benefit of mixed ages.
KidsPark is a family environment where kids of many ages play. Many of our Blue Crew kids have grown up with KidsPark; they know the routines and have a positive influence in the center as leaders and role models for younger children. And, they shine with pride and self-confidence when they know they have helped another child.
No one has to worry about small toes being stepped on – we separate school-age and preschool children for gross motor games and times on the Mountain of Energy.
Even though school-agers want to act all grown-up, in truth, they still want to play games, do art, act silly and be with other kids. And they can at KidsPark, as part of the Blue Crew.
He is inside a bubble!


Retrospective analysis of upfront tandem autologous stem cell transplantation (ASCT) for high- risk (HR) myeloma (MM) patients (Pts), ASCO abstract 2015.
'The Nepalese Shepherd' – Journal of Travel Medicine: official publication of the International Society of Travel Medicine and the Asia Pacific Travel Health Association. 16(1):68-71, 2008.
'Spinocerebellar Ataxia and Morquio Syndrome within One Family Tree' – Journal of the Indian Academy of Clinical Medicine, Vol.7, Oct – Dec 2006.
'Atypical Clinical presentations of Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma in HIV disease' – presented at Diamond APICON 2005 Conference held at Mumbai on 22nd – 25th January 2005.


Detailed on a recent Kickstarter campaign page, FitBark is a small device that attaches to a dog's collar and tracks daily activity levels. Somewhat similar to a Fitbit or Jawbone Up, the FitBark helps the dog's owner understand how much exercise is recommended for their pet each day. For instance, a quick look at the current activity percentage level on the accompanying mobile application can tell the dog owner if Fido has been laying around the house all day or not. If a dog has spent the day relaxing, the owner will know to give their pet a longer walk after returning home from work in order to fulfill exercise goals for the day.
In order to get started, the owner attached the plastic FitBark to the collar of their dog and pairs the device with their smartphone over Bluetooth. The FitBark can also be paired with additional smartphones, thus allowing multiple people within a household to upload data to FitBark's Web server when in range of the device. This data is immediately available in real time and can be viewed within the smartphone application.
This could be ideal to keep track of a neighborhood dog walker that's been hired by a family. Family members will be able to immediately see when their dog was walked based off the change in activity rate in addition to the intensity of that walk. It could also be used by doggy daycare providers, basically giving owners the ability to check in on their pets from time to time during the day.
Along with the small FitBark device, users can also purchase the FitBark home base. Designed in a plastic casing that looks like a doghouse, the Fitbark communicates with the home base in order to relay data similar to any paired smartphone.
The home base can be charged over USB, thus the device can be plugged into a standard wall outlet or a computer. The owner also has to configure the home base to connect to the home's wireless network in order to relay FitBark data.
The tech inside the FitBark includes a 3-axis accelerometer, memory that can hold up to three weeks of activity data and a rechargeable battery that lasts up to ten days. Regarding app compatibility, the FitBark works with the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad 3, iPad Mini and iPod Touch (5th generation). The team is currently working on an Android application, but it won't be available to FitBark owners until later this year.
Among the large variety of contribution levels, backers can choose to simply purchase the Fitbark device for $99 if they only want to pair it with their Apple devices. If a backer wants a home base with their Fitbark, that will cost $169. There are also a couple options for families with multiple dogs. Assuming the Kickstarter campaign is fully funded within the next four weeks, the first batch of FitBark devices will head out to backers during September 2013. As with all Kickstarter campaigns, backers should be aware that manufacturing delays could push back the launch window of the FitBark.


Heidi Thiemann is finishing the first year of her PhD at The Open University. Her research focuses on creating a cross-match between observations of stars that vary in brightness in the optical and X-ray wavelengths to study the relationship between how fast a star spins and the X-rays it gives out. From this, she will use machine learning to detect even more of these variable stars.
You can see Heidi on a soapbox as part of Soapbox Science Milton Keynes on 30th June where she will talk about: 'stellar ballerinas' – how studying the way stars pirouette and spin. Her studies can help us answer some big questions: What is going on inside a star? Should we be paying more attention to how our star, the Sun, affects our everyday life?
HT: I've always loved space but having spent time flying both as a hobby and in the Air Cadets as a teenager, I didn't know whether to study Physics or Aerospace Engineering. What swayed me was probably spending summers at Space School UK, and in the end the best route for me was to study a degree in Physics with Space Science and Technology at the University of Leicester. During my combined undergraduate and master's degree, I got to grips with using astronomical data to look for exoplanets, that is planets outside our solar system, and to study the brightness changes in galaxies (flux variations in an Active Galactic Nuclei). In a nutshell, I loved learning about astronomy.
After my degree, I considered two routes: industry or academia, and this time I applied for both PhDs and graduate jobs. Happily, I was offered a PhD studentship at The Open University in 2017, and I've enjoyed every minute of it so far.
I'm researching the rotation-activity relation, or the relationship between how fast a star spins and the X-ray light it gives out, with the aim of producing a new catalogue of stars which we can use to study this relationship because there could be millions that we don't know about. In the next step of my research, I'll be using machine learning to search for even more stars which show this relationship. It's an important relationship, and it could contribute to our understanding of the inside of stars, helping us to understand our Sun better.
HT: When anyone asks me why I'm an astronomer, I always jokingly blame an old family friend. At the age of 11 or 12, a friend's dad showed me how to use a telescope and how to identify satellites in the night sky. From then on, I developed a love of space, got my own a telescope, and headed off to Space School UK. As a teenager, I planned on being an astronaut, and it's still a dream for me!
But, even before I was introduced to astronomy, I remember firmly blu-tacking a poster of the Beagle 2 mission to my side of the bedroom I shared with my sister. I was pretty upset when two of the spacecraft's solar panels failed to deploy, and it was lost for over 10 years until a photograph from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter rediscovered the unlucky spacecraft.
HT: The most fascinating thing about my work is maybe the thing I take for granted every day: the data. When I'm working with rows and rows of numbers, it's very easy to forget that the data comes from a satellite in space, thousands of kilometres away – its journey to my computer is really impressive!
In April, I visited mission control at ESOC (European Space Operations Centre) in Darmstadt where ESA's astronomical spacecraft are controlled. I got to meet the people controlling the satellite whose data I use every day – that was a great way of seeing the human side of astronomy and it really made me appreciate where my data comes from.
And it's also the people that make the work so fascinating. Every person in research has a unique bit of science they're working on – they have so many stories to tell about their work and their path into research.
HT: Outreach and public engagement is something I've always got involved in – since science aims to make people's lives better, it's important to me that us scientists share our work with the public, otherwise what's the point in doing research? Friends had spoken at previous events and I was inspired by how much they enjoyed it.
HT: I'd like to see more collaborations between science and the arts, in something we call 'STEAM' – Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Maths'. The world we live in doesn't have a clear divide between science and art, and I think these two disciplines could learn a lot from each other.
HT: Find a mentor! I always thought mentoring and peer-to-peer mentoring was one of those fad ideas until I got the chance to spend time with a mentor. They don't have to be in your field, but it's so incredibly valuable to have someone with which you can float ideas, get constructive feedback, or get a reality check or some mental health advice from.
It's also a great time to go into science – there's so many opportunities to meet and collaborate with the most interesting people and travel across the world. And you'll pick up more skills than you'll know what to do with, so if you decide that academia isn't for you in the long run, you'll be able to move into industry.
And I couldn't end without a quick astronomy plug. It's a new age of huge astronomical surveys and multi-messenger missions, and you might just be working on discovered Earth-like exoplanets or detecting gravitational waves from new sources!
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We had a special Children's Retreat with Gen-la Chokyi Dhakpa this October. The kids read a meditation book with him and then colored a Mandala for a World Peace project--everyone had such a good time, even folks WITHOUT kids came and colored pictures too! Hope you can make one of our upcoming classes to join in the fun!


Hello, GC! I'm working on creating some unique toys for my Gliders and wanted to see if some of the materials I wanted to use were safe. Specifically with rope. I have two ropes of different sizes that I was considering making toys with and wanted to see if they were made safely.
I have a braided polypropylene utility rope that is 5/16" diameter and a diamond braid synthetic clothesline 3/16" in diameter.
Other than that I would be using some old T-shirts sewn so there will be no fraying, felt, and some plastic food containers.
Please let me know if there are any issues you foresee with the materials. Thank you!
I'm not sure about the ropes, if they don't fray, maybe okay, but usually not recommended. Fleece, cut into strips and braided make a safer alternative. it can be done in various widths as well.
Watch out for loose threads and when sewing, use small, tight stitching.
Maybe someone with more experience with those materials will have some helpful input.
I'm curious to see what you're planning, not the usual materials I see used for toy making.
Ropes being bad has been confirmed. I found toys made out of polypropylene though so the material itself is fine, I just picked the wrong medium for it.
I'll be using felt to make ropes and such.
Please use fleece instead of felt, or did you mean fleece?
Well, my original plans for toys went pretty poorly so I ditched them. I've since made some fleece toys, lanyard and bead toys that I haven't put in yet since I want to test them first, and some pouches/blankets.
I really wish i had a sewing machine, haha.
I'm sorry, I'm sure it was frustrating. I wanted a sewing machine, and have found that I'm not too fond of sewing, lol. Maybe if I had more practice, but I didn't really enjoy it the way I'd hoped to. I do love making toys though, and thought it would be nice to be able to accomplish complete cage sets with toys in any theme that I decided on going with.
When you can, I'd love to see photos of the toys you made.
In a few days i'll post pictures when I finally can put together my supreme Glider toy project. The "Super Glider Mobile HFT Table" with the HFT part meaning "Happy Fun Time."
That sounds awesome, can't wait to see it!


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Semanlink, which is built with Jena, has	been presented at the Jena User Conference, organized by HP Labs (May 10th and	11th	2006, Bristol,	UK). Here is the presentation paper.
As a demo, you'll find my bookarks on this site. Click the "New Entries" button at the top of this page to see the latest bookmarks that I added, in a page that looks a bit like the main page of a blog. Each bookmark has a creation date, tags, and often a short description (generally an abstract or a quote).


South west sound & lighting hire company Igoe PA hire provides a live sound pa with on site engineering.
We supplied a pair of custom dual 15″ / 1″ full range towers rated at 1200 watts rms and a pair of EAW as490 mid/top cabs. These were powered by Crown XTi amps.
In addition we supplied a monitoring rig comprsing two floor wedges and a drum fill powered by Peavey CS4000 amps.
In our front of house position we had our A&H gl2400 mixing desk and a rack of DBX / BSS / Drawmer outboard.
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Pathinaaru (Tamil: பதினாறு; English: Sixteen) is a 2011 Tamil romantic drama film written and directed by Sabapathy Dekshinamurthy, who earlier directed films like V.I.P (1997), Punnagai Poove (2003) and A Aa E Ee (2009). It stars Shiva and Madhu Shalini in lead along with musician Darbuka Siva and television artist Abhishek in pivotal roles. The film's background score and soundtrack was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. After being launched in October 2008 under the title 16, the film was shot for over one year, getting finished in early 2010 only. One year after its completion, Kalaipuli S. Thanu bought the distribution rights and released the film on 28 January 2011 under his V. Creations banner. However, this movie was unsuccessful at the Box-Office. Despite that the movie did not fare well at the box office, it was remade as Jolly Boy in Kannada language.
Shiva (Shiva) and Indhu (Madhu Shalini) are college students and they both fall in love with each other. However, Indhu's parents Gopalakrishnan (Abhishek) and Amritha oppose their love as they don't trust love and try to convince Indhu for which she does not agree. One day, Indhu's mother gives a book titled "Pathinaru" and asks Shiva and Indhu to read so that they might change their opinions about love.
Now the story moves back to a village in 1980s which describes a teenage love between Gopi (Kishore) and Ilavarasi (Vinitha). Gopi is from a poor family while Ilavarasi is from an affluent family in the same village. When her parents find out about their love, they try all means to separate them. Finally Gopi and Ilavarasi decide to run away from the village but they are caught by their parents.
Ilavarasi goes to the extent of abandoning her family and wealth for the sake of Gopi. She asks Gopi in front of villagers to buy her a saree with his income, so that she can wear that and leave the village as she does not want any of her ancestral wealth and she waits for Gopi's arrival. Gopi goes to a nearby town to earn some money so that he can buy her a saree but he meets with an accident and goes unconscious. Gopi is saved by a lorry driver and is admitted in a hospital where he is unconscious. Gopi recovers after a few months and returns to the village to meet Ilavarasi, but is shocked to know that her wedding is on the same day with someone. Gopi is shocked and leaves the village with sorrows.
The book ends there and Indhu's mother reveals that Gopi is none other than Indhu's father Gopalakrishnan. She also convinces Indhu that Gopi transformed into Gopalakrishnan which made him successful in life rather than keep worrying about his failed love. Now Indhu doubts the credibility of love and decides to accept her parents' words.
But Shiva tries to find the whereabouts of Ilavarasi and leaves to the village. After meeting many people, Shiva finds the place where Ilavarasi is currently and goes to meet her. He also takes Indhu's father Gopalakrishnan with him. Gopalakrishnan is shocked to see Ilavarasi (Kasthuri) who now runs an orphanage in the memory of Gopi. Gopalakrishnan gets to know that Ilavarasi did not agree for wedding and she came away from her family and till the time she lives with memory of Gopi. Gopalakrishnan feels guilty but understands the power of true love and decides to get Shiva and Indhu married.
With initial plans of releasing the film for Pongal 2009, the film was officially launched under the title 16 on 15 October 2008 at the office of the production company, Passion Movie Makers, who are stepping into film production with this project, Radio jockey-turned-actor Shiva, who rose to fame through his appearances in Chennai 600028 (2007) and Saroja (2008), revealed that he had signed this film after Chennai 600028 even, which commenced only after the release of his second film Saroja. Darbuka Siva, a percussionist in various bands, who also worked as a radio jockey together with Shiva, was signed for an important role as was the controversial director Velu Prabhakaran. The first schedule of film shooting started on 3 November 2008, when scenes involving Shiva, Darbuka Siva and Madhu Shalini were shot across the East Coast Road in Tamil Nadu. Subsequently, shooting was held at various places including Chennai, Ooty and Kodaikanal. Despite being made on a low budget and featuring a relatively new cast, the film mired in development hell, with filming, which was supposed to be completed within two months, being carried on through entire 2009, and finished in January 2010 only. Following the completion, however, the film's release still got delayed further, since it also languished in post-production hell. However, noted film producer and distributor Kalaipuli S. Thanu, after watching a preview screening of the film, decided to take over the film's theatrical rights and distribute it under his V. Creations banner in entire Tamil Nadu.
Film score and soundtrack of Pathinaaru were composed by Shiva's friend Yuvan Shankar Raja, collaborating with Sabapathy again after Punnagai Poove in 2003. Notably, Yuvan Shankar worked for this film without receiving any remuneration as it would have overrun the film's whole budget. The soundtrack album, considered the highlight of the film, features four songs along with a theme music track. The songs were composed in 2008 and recorded later that year and the next year, with the album being ready for release by July 2009. For a song in the flashback portion of the film, Yuvan Shankar Raja made his brother Karthik Raja sing, which is the first solo song of him under Yuvan Shankar's direction. Apart from Karthik Raja, Yuvan Shankar Raja himself, along with Hariharan, Shankar Mahadevan and Bela Shende have sung the songs. The soundtrack album was eventually released on 24 December 2010 in a small manner, with S. P. B. Charan and Samudrakani being present along with the film crew. Prior and during the time of the film's audio launch, Yuvan Shankar Raja was featured on the film posters, by which the producer promoted the film and the album.
The album as well as the film score received very positive reviews and critical acclaim. Pavithra Srinivasan from Rediff cited that "'Yuvan's Musical' is worth a listen", further adding that Pathinaaru "might have plenty of Yuvan's signature tunes, but there are moments of appeal that give some depth to the album, and veer away from his template". In regards to the score, she wrote that it "fits the film and adds some depth to it." A review from Behindwoods described Pathinaaru's music as "youthful and lovely to the ears", further claiming that "lovely orchestrations, right chords and soulful voices make Pathinaaru a worthy album to have in your collection." Times of India and Indiaglitz further addressed high praise to Yuvan Shankar Raja, with a critic from the former, N. Venkateswaran, noting that Yuvan was "in superb form in this romantic album both as composer and singer", while a review from the latter labelled Yuvan Shankar Raja as the "real hero of the movie", particularly lauding his score, citing that "his re-recording especially for the rural episode is mind-boggling."
All lyrics written by Snehan, except where noted.
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It's no longer all about that bass around the Goshen College music department as countertenor Joshua Boggs begins his work as the interim instructor of choral music at Goshen College.
Boggs, who sings countertenor, holds this position for the 2018-2019 academic year in place of director Scott Hochstetler. Hochstetler and his wife Rachel are serving in Peru as faculty leaders for three rounds of SST groups.
During the year, Boggs will take over the teaching of Men's Choir, Aural Skills, Conducting 1 and some voice lessons.
Boggs originally heard about the position through a friend, although he said he was already familiar with Goshen College.
During what Boggs called an "extensive interview process," he was called on to display his teaching and vocal abilities. He taught a masterclass, conducted a short rehearsal with the Men's Choir and even sang some songs himself.
In fact, one of his first official tasks as the instructor of choral music was sitting in on the bi-yearly music ensemble auditions, held in late August.
Stephen Lowe, a sophomore music education major and returning Men's Choir choral assistant, said that he is looking forward to what Boggs has to offer to the department, both in choir and vocal coaching sessions.
Rather than controlling a room, Boggs commands it, Lowe said. Even within the first week of teaching at Goshen College, Boggs has shown an ability to "handle repertoire differently," Lowe said. Boggs strives for excellence in a more "reserved way".
Lowe said that he is looking forward to his coming voice lessons with Boggs.
As a countertenor himself, Lowe expressed appreciation to have the opportunity to work with someone who, through example, could help his vocal quality on the higher vocal octaves.
The Goshen community will also have the opportunity to see Boggs' work on the John S. Umble stage.
Anna Kurtz Kuk, assistant professor of theater and director of the upcoming spring musical, "Bright Star," noted that Boggs will be heading up the musical aspects of the production.
As an active member of the theater, this will not be his first time directing the musical aspects of a staged musical.
Previously, he directed the musical, "Hair," and played Frederic in "Pirates of Penzance," Friedrich in "The Sound of Music," and Linus in "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," among other roles. While he has mostly been focusing on opera in recent years, he is excited to be able to work on a production of a musical again.
"It's a large commitment from a large number of people, so you get to know those people very well over time," said Boggs, recalling some of the aspects of the theater that he is looking forward to encountering again this spring.
He also looks forward to completing his doctoral dissertation on "Conspirare: Considering Matthew Shepard," a "fusion oratorio" presented by Conspirare about the life of Matthew Shepard, a gay man who was murdered in Wyoming because of his sexuality.
"It is a story of grief and hope, faith and humanity," said Boggs. "Social justice driven narratives" like this are something that Boggs seeks to promote in his teaching, which is shown in his selections for the Men's Choir repertoire this year.
Shepard's story sparked a number of hate crime legislations across the country, as well as a foundation in his name. Indiana is one of only five remaining states in the United States that lacks hate crime legislation, which is one of the reasons why Conspirare's performance was included in this year's Performing Arts Series.
When he's not teaching or conducting the choir, Boggs can often be found in his office, MC 217. He will be making his conducting debut at Goshen College with the men's choir at the Homecoming Music Gala on Saturday, Oct. 6.
Boggs will also take the stage at the Men's Choir Festival Concert on Nov. 6, as well as the annual Festival of Carols concert in December, mid-winter concert in February, and Earthtones: Songs of Many Cultures concert in April.


The Volkswagen Group is investing US$10m in the startup Forge Nano with a view to reinforcing its specialist knowledge in the field of battery research.
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Hurts honored among Alabama football's 15 graduates Saturday
Jalen Hurts, who has 1 year of college eligibility remaining, is now eligible to transfer wherever he wants as a graduate, including within the SEC.
Hurts honored among Alabama football's 15 graduates Saturday Jalen Hurts, who has 1 year of college eligibility remaining, is now eligible to transfer wherever he wants as a graduate, including within the SEC. Check out this story on montgomeryadvertiser.com: https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/sports/2018/12/16/jalen-hurts-honored-among-alabamas-15-graduates-saturday/2326144002/
Alex Byington, Montgomery Advertiser Published 6:30 p.m. CT Dec. 15, 2018 | Updated 6:31 p.m. CT Dec. 15, 2018
Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts received his bachelor's degree in public relations during the university's winter commencement ceremony on Saturday.(Photo: Kent Gidley, Crimson Tide Photos / UA Athletics)
TUSCALOOSA — Time practically stood still when Jalen Hurts made his way across the Coleman Coliseum stage Saturday afternoon.
The string of names being read aloud halted as a thunderous ovation filled the packed arena, where hundreds of friends, family and Alabama fans took to their feet to cheer as the Crimson Tide's beloved backup quarterback received his bachelor's degree in public relations during the University of Alabama's winter commencement ceremony Saturday.
Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts (2) after winning the SEC Championship Game at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., on Saturday December 1, 2018. (Photo: Mickey Welsh)
Hurts even took a moment to acknowledge the celebratory applause, stopping midway through his walk across the stage to kiss two fingers and wave back at his many fans in attendance.
Among those was his mother, Pamela, who was joined by more than 20 members of Hurts' extended family that traveled the 600-plus miles from their home in Houston to be on hand to celebrate a moment three years in the making.
Along with one of her son's game-worn white Crimson Tide jerseys, Pamela proudly held a homemade sign that read: "He BELIEVED he could so he DID. Congratulations Jalen! No. 2 on the field, No. 1 in our hearts. Roll Tide."
"If You Only Knew What It Took. Beyond Blessed! #AllGlory2God #BlackExperience," Hurts tweeted shortly after meeting with his family and before returning to the Alabama practice fields for the team's second bowl practice Saturday afternoon.
Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts (2) passes against Georgia in the SEC Championship Game at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., on Saturday December 1, 2018. (Photo: Mickey Welsh)
The Hurts family declined to comment publicly when reached by the Advertiser after the ceremony, only expressing happiness with their son's big day.
For Hurts, who famously went 26-2 in 28 games as Alabama's starting quarterback over his first two seasons before being replaced as the starter by talented sophomore Tua Tagovailoa during the preseason, Saturday's graduation could be a seminal moment in his already successful college career
Hurts, who has one year of playing time remaining after appearing in 11 games this season, is now eligible to transfer wherever he wants as a graduate transfer, including within the SEC after the conference passed a new amendment in June.
Despite being relegated to a backup role, Hurts has achieved cult-hero status among Alabama fans after guiding the top-ranked Crimson Tide (13-0, 8-0 SEC) to back-to-back fourth-quarter touchdown drives in a 35-28 comeback victory over Georgia (11-2, 7-1) in the SEC Championship Game on Dec. 1.
Now, with Tagovailoa still nursing a high ankle sprain suffered in that SEC title game that required a minor corrective procedure, Hurts returned to practice Saturday
Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts (2) carries the ball against Georgia in the SEC Championship Game at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., on Saturday December 1, 2018. (Photo: Mickey Welsh)
Hurts was among 15 Alabama football players to graduate Saturday, including three fellow members of the Crimson Tide's 2016 signing class along with junior left tackle Jonah Williams and redshirt sophomore tight end Miller Forristall.
"Yeah, we're excited about it. We took a picture together today because we're like, it feels like yesterday that we came in and had zero credits, zero games started, zero any of that," Williams said Friday. It's cool to go through all that with your friends and your brothers. To all have success in the end is priceless."
Joining that trio in graduating Saturday were nine seniors in defensive end Isaiah Buggs, offensive guards Joshua Casher and Lester Cotton, running back Damien Harris, receiver Derek Kief, outside linebacker Christian Miller, defensive back Donavan Mosley, snapper Ryan Parris and center Ross Pierschbacher. Other football graduates included redshirt junior offensive lineman Elliot Baker, redshirt junior outside linebacker Anfernee Jennings and former Tide defensive end Jamar King, who was a senior on last season's national championship-winning squad. Casher, Kief, Miller and Pierschbacher each received their master's degrees Saturday.
"It's exciting. It was one of my big goals coming here, to start, be an All-American and graduate in three years," Williams said. "It was kind of a plan that was set in motion in high school. … I think that it's a testament to obviously my work, but everything the academic staff does (here). … So that's a big plus. Being able to take 15 hours every semester. Marketing and business, that's kind of where I want to be. I'm excited about it."
And while each Crimson Tide football player received plenty of adoration when they took the stage Saturday, none were with as much zeal and appreciation as Hurts' moment in the sun.
The junior quarterback and his Alabama teammates even received a special nod in the ceremony's opening invocation when Dr. Gorman Houston, the coordinator of the university's interfaith ministries, closed his prayer by acknowledging what they accomplished two weeks prior.
"We would be remiss if we didn't offer a word of profound thanks for that tremendous come-from-behind victory over Georgia," Houston said with a big smile. "Let all of God's people say 'Roll Tide' and amen."
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MasterImage to launch 3D VoD service
MasterImage 3D is to launch a content portal for streaming 3D content to mobile devices in-conjunction with a major consumer electronics brand in the second half of this year.
By Paul Watson
MasterImage 3D is to launch a content portal for streaming 3D content to mobile devices in-conjunction with a major consumer electronics brand in the second half of this year. National Geographic, Red Bull Media and Hollywood Studios are being lined up to supply content and the company says it is in talks with Nintendo.
"Red Bull Media and National Geographic are two we are proactively trying to look at closing deals with," said Roy Taylor, display EVP and GM, MasterImage 3D. "We have direct relationships with the studios and we are talking to them about content for the portal. We are also working together to make 3D games, 3D UIs and 3D navigation."
He added: "We'd love to be more engaged in Europe. We are already working with Orange and we are reaching out to BSkyB. If any of their executives read this I would love to talk with them. We are talking to big OEMs about launching in the fall and they are actively pushing me to make connections in Europe about 3D content."
MasterImage's business is in autostereoscopic display technology for smartphones, tablets, in-car and in-flight systems with the streaming VoD service lined up to accompany the release of a MasterImage 3D mobile 3D device. Explained Taylor, "Ideally we would only deliver the screens, but 3D is so new so we have to be involved in the whole ecosystem and to ensure that we help solve the content and distribution challenges with commercialising mobile 3D devices. You can't just have a movie and a game at purchase. Consumers want a continued pipeline to content. "Additionally, great 3D display technologies need great quality 3D content. We wanted to play a role in making sure the ecosystem of technology and content distribution evolved together. Finally, as a Hollywood company with studio relationships from our cinema business unit, we felt like we were in a good position to mine the content opportunity and provide a premium service to our OEM/ODM partners and ultimately consumers." The mobile portal is designed to be an embedded app on all MasterImage 3D partners who work with the company to create a smartphone or tablet using its 3D LCD screen and Cell-Matrix Parallax Barrier technology. The portal will include a full digital storefront (DRM, e-commerce, fulfilment) and a 3D media player. It is also aggregating premium 3D content so that at purchase, all MasterImage 3D-enabled devices are loaded with content. "As it will be an embedded app, it will be available on all stereo 3D mobile devices that have an app store," said Taylor. "It could be expanded onto 3DTVs in the future, however, our launch strategy is clearly as a mobile 3D product to help seed that business opportunity. We see glasses-free mobile devices as the vehicle to bring great 3D content into the home." "This technology is truly pioneering for the 3D industry," said Taylor. "Never before has anyone seen 3D resolution on a smartphone or tablet that looks so compelling and amazingly beautiful and doesn't need glasses. We could rescue Nintendo and its appalling 3D experience with something beautiful. We are talking to Nintendo and anybody else who is thinking of creating a 3D portable console."
That would naturally include Sony and Microsoft, though this was not confirmed. It is also talking with Harper Collins and other publishers about creating 3D versions of books.
"A page of text may not be quite right for 3D but there are hundreds of thousands of illustrated books where a 3D image could bring a whole new lease of life to back catalogues," added Taylor.
At CES, the service was demoed with a range of content including U2 3D; Flying Monsters 3D, indie shorts from Digital Revolution Studios, and 3D conversions such as Harold Lloyd's Safety Last. The company also launched a glasses-free HD resolution 3D 4.3″ display for smartphones and a WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution 3D display for a 10.1″ tablet. The company invented, patented and has mass-produced the cell-matrix parallax barrier, a 3D technology for auto-stereoscopic mobile display.
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Just the Acropolis Tour
Adults, Children, Infants, Students, Teenagers
Are you in Athens for a short period of time? Our Acropolis tour is a must, taking you to some of the most important world heritage sites.
TOUR CODE NUMBER AWT-AGT11
MEETING POINT Your guide will pick you up from the "FRESKO" Yogurt Bar located on 3, Dionysiou Areopagitou st. which is at the beginning of the pedestrian walkway that takes you from Hadrian's Arch to the Acropolis.
Please be at the meeting point at 11:15 am.
This tour is a part of the tour "Athens City Tour & Acropolis" which starts earlier.
Our guide with his/her group will come to the meeting point between 11:15 am and 11:30 am the latest.
*On Good Friday (Greek Orthodox Easter) our tour starts at 12:15 pm.
RETURN TIME 13:00 PM
MAX GROUP SIZE 18 persons
WALKING TIME 30 min
WALKING PACE Moderate
GUIDE Licensed guide
LANGUAGE English (All other languages only on a private basis tour)
Adult: 29 €
Students: 26 € (please hold your valid ID card)
Teenagers (12-17 yrs): 26 €
Child (6-11 yrs): 18 €
ENTRANCE FEES Admission fees for all places we visit during the Just the Acropolis Tour (Parthenon, Nike temple, Propylea, Erechtheion and Dionysus Theatre) are not included in the tour's price.
Entrance Ticket Prices (from April 1 to October 31):
Adults: 20 €
Teenagers & Children: FREE
Students: entitled to reduced tickets
Entrance Ticket Prices (from November 1 to March 31):
Reduced prices will apply; For more information on discounts and Entrance Fees to the Archaeological Sites and Museums please click here.
We usually buy the tickets for you in advance, in order not to line up.
Please make sure that you have enough cash (euros) with you to purchase the tickets.
Prices of the entrance tickets are subject to changes without prior notice.
FAQ ABOUT ACROPOLIS For information about Acropolis please click here.
The tours take place daily, except on the following public Holidays:
January 1st – New Year's Day
March 25th – National Holiday
Greek Orthodox Good Friday (before 12:00)
Greek Orthodox Easter Sunday
May 1st – Labor Day
October 28th- National Holiday
December 25th & 26th – Christmas
The tour take place in all weather, rain or shine
A visit to the Athens Acropolis
Even if your time in Athens is limited, our Acropolis Tour will offer you an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience. We can give you in our guided, comprehensive tour an excellent and valuable trip to the magnificent monuments of the area.
We will enter the Acropolis from the southern side, to first visit the Ancient Theatre of Dionysus built in the 5th century BC, dedicated to the god of wine making.
As we ascend up to the Acropolis (also called the Sacred Hill), we have a lovely view of modern Athens.
Our guide will give you all the relevant information about the many monuments on and around the Acropolis:
The Erechtheion, located on the most sacred part of the hill
The Herodes Atticus Theater, built in 160 AD is used in the Athens Summer Festival to house world famous performers creating a marvelous atmosphere which is unforgettable
The Ancient Agora was the centre of ancient Athens – all the law courts, political meetings and juries took place here
Philopappos Hill or (Muses Hill), from where you can have a fantastic view of the Acropolis and all of Athens
Mars or Areopagus Hill
Pnyx Hill, where the ancient Athenians gathered for political discussions
Gems of the Peloponnese
Peloponnese, the land of incredible hidden gems,
Our half-day tour will take us to
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It's showdown week for the Gorsuch nomination. Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee debates and votes on the nominee. Democratic committee members scored a minor victory after the hearings had concluded when they were able to head off the effort of Republican committee members to have a quick vote on Gorsuch. The Democrats asked for more time so they could receive and review written responses to questions posed by the senators. The Committee vote on Gorsuch today is expected to fall along party lines (11 Republicans in support; 9 Democrats opposed).
Then the real fireworks are expected when the nomination comes to the full Senate.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has announced that the Senate will vote on the Gorsuch nomination by the end of the week, in advance of Congress's two-week recess. The first step to get to a Friday vote will be for McConnell to move for a full-Senate vote for cloture (i.e., to end debate and bring the nomination to a Senate vote). Under current rules, invoking cloture for a Supreme Court nominee requires 60 votes.
Some Democrats, led by Senate minority leader Charles Schumer, have vowed to filibuster to prevent a vote. To pull this off, Democrats need to secure at least 40 of their 48 senators to vote against moving the nomination to a full Senate vote.
Do the Democrats have the votes? It's not clear. So far, three Senate Democrats—Heidi Heitkamp (North Dakota), Joe Manchin (West Virginia), and Joe Donnelly (Indiana)—have said they would vote for Gorsuch. (Each represents a state Trump won in November and each is up for re-election next year.) Thirty-six have said they support a filibuster. It's going to be a close call.
What are the Democrats hoping to achieve? Some have suggested that the collapse of the Republican effort to rewrite the Affordable Care Act has emboldened the Democrats, and their leaders are trying to take advantage of the moment to show their unity and strength. Liberal pressure groups are demanding that Democratic senators take a stand. Perhaps some even believe they can win this battle. Senator Schumer has said that he believes Republicans can't get the sixty votes required for cloture.
Is this a wise strategy for the Democrats? Harvard's Cass R. Sunstein thinks not. "Two wrongs do not make a right," he writes in his BloombergView column. "The system for confirming Supreme Court justices is badly broken, and if you insist that it's all about power, it will stay that way." Sunstein's colleague Noah Feldman finds more strategic grounds for the same conclusion: "Neil Gorsuch is no progressive. But liberals could do worse—much worse. And it's the Senate Democrats' job to do what they can to reduce the risk of an unqualified, radical Trump nominee in the future." In the Daily Beast Eric Segall also argues against the filibuster; Rick Hasen does the same in his Election Law Blog. For a sampling of the case for the filibuster, see Joshua Holland writing in the Nation and Bill Scher in Politico.


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Rosewood declared an RV Friendly Town
Country charm and convenience have ensured Rosewood is an attractive stopping place for RV travellers - now the town has the title to prove it.
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Country charmer Rosewood on the RV map
The charming country town of Rosewood is welcoming more visitors than ever with its new status as an RV Friendly Town, declared by the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia.
With a range of convenient shops and services, and its proximity to Ipswich and Brisbane, Rosewood is positioned as an ideal stopping place for travellers looking to stay for a few days. The Rosewood Showgrounds offer a convenient, up-to-date and affordable option for travellers, with showers, free wi-fi, water and dump point. The showgrounds sites are $12 per night unpowered or $15 for a powered site and visitors can stay up to seven nights.
Sitting 20 kilometres west of Ipswich, Rosewood has a population of just under 3000 and is bordered by the Bremer River to the south and the decommissioned Marburg Branch railway line to the north.
The township offers popular attractions including the Cobb & Co display, Rosewood heritage trail and the impressive heritage timber landmark, St Brigid's Church (pictured above).
Businesses include Harry's Cafe (pictured above) – open daily, country pubs, doctors, pharmacy, supermarket, fashion boutiques, a hair and beauty salon, post office, newsagent and fruit shop. In fact, Rosewood is gaining quite a reputation as a boutique shopping destination and has three op-shops to keep bargain-hunters busy.
Rosewood has a monthly market and regular steam train rides, and is close to the historic town of Grandchester and the luxury Spicers Hidden Vale resort with its Hidden Vale Adventure Park – one of the largest and most impressive private mountain biking and hiking experiences in Australia. Spicers is also home to the Good Food Guide hatted restaurant, Homage, a stellar destination dining experience.
Discover Ipswich Staff Writer
Rocky the Rock Wallaby is a Sagittarius who lives at the Ipswich Nature Centre and often contributes to Discover Ipswich in his spare time. When he's not busy blogging or hanging out with his bestie Windora the Bilby, he likes to hit the gym for a leg session, graze on quinoa salad and ponder the possibilities of the universe.
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Someone once famously said, "You can't handle the truth!" This could be the basis for the question which is really our challenge today. Can you handle the truth? Can you handle the truth as we follow him along the way that leads to life? We are at the crux of the matter right here for Mark the evangelist. A passage that comes pretty much at the midpoint of his gospel. The final journey to Jerusalem is about to begin.
This is where they are going. They are now on the way. This phrase "on the way" will be repeated again and again in the coming chapters. Jesus' ministry, which has mostly happened in Galilee is over. We have seen him proclaiming the good news of the Kingdom of God. We have seen him healing, seen him forgiving, seen him restoring life, seen him providing. We have heard him speak in parables that were not easy to understand.
Now we come to the heart of the matter. Nothing will be the same from this point on. The question of "What kind of Messiah is this?" is about to be addressed. The question of "What does it mean to follow such a Messiah" is about to be addressed. These are not questions we ever come to a full understanding of. To follow Christ is to come to an ever fuller understanding as we're walking behind him on this way. Like the disciples, we need Christ to open our eyes. This is what Christ did for a blind man in Gentile town called Bethsaida right before this story. He took the blind man by the hand and led him out of the village; and when he had put saliva on his eyes and laid his hands on him, he asked him, "Can you see anything?" And the man looked up and said, "I can see people, but they look like trees walking." Then Jesus laid his hands on his eyes again, and he looked intently and his sight was restored, and he saw everything clearly.
Because coming to see things clearly is a process. Jesus is about to figuratively spit in the disciples' eyes. He's figuratively spitting in the eyes of anyone who wanted to get out ahead of Jesus. Anyone who wanted to put their own agenda on Jesus.
So pretty much everyone I would say.
The Messiah. The chosen one. Literally "the anointed one". Messiah in Hebrew. Christ in Greek. Not Jesus' last name, but rather a title.
Of course, we know how meaningless titles can be. It's like getting a promotion at work that involves no pay change but a great new title – Assistant to the Regional Manager or whatever. This is the problem here. There was no general consensus on what Messiah meant. There was no general consensus on what the saviour of the world would look like. Of course, the official party line in Rome was that Ceasar was the saviour of the world – the one to bring peace and order and all good things. Not so much for the people living under the Roman boot. We tend to look at societies as very monolithic, and many have you have no doubt heard that the Jewish expectation of a Messiah involved someone who would free them from foreign rule. While this is true there was no general consensus as to what or who this would look like. A descendant of the line of David who would restore the Davidic monarchy. A divine figure who would destroy Israel's enemies. One group expected a kingly figure from the line of David and a priestly figure from the line of Aaron.
Isn't it much the same situation in our world today? A plethora of opinions and beliefs about who or what will save us? Whether it's a political ideology or a leader with a Messiah complex or the inexorable march of progress or whatever it is we feel will save us.
Of course, the reader of Mark has already been told about the one called the Messiah. The one who heard the voice from heaven saying "This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased." The reader of Mark has seen Jesus doing all the things he's been doing and showing his power and authority and it's been great. Just as it was for the disciples.
They didn't quite understand. And don't judge them too harshly because we don't quite fully understand either. There was such a lack of understanding that Jesus told his followers not to tell anyone. It couldn't begin to be understood until after, after all.
Who had ever heard of such a thing? This was not supposed to be the way to freedom, to peace. Sure Jesus had mentioned something once about being taken away but I mean everyone gets taken away from us eventually right? Sure there was talk about some people who wanted to destroy him but no one ever said anything about him being killed! He said all this quite openly.
Peter, ever impetuous, takes Jesus aside and begins to rebuke him. Same word that had been used for what Jesus did to stormy waves and demons. Surely this could not be part of God's plan! Jesus turns and looks at them all and rebukes Peter and says "Get behind me Satan!" Get behind me adversary. Get behind me accuser. Get behind me. I don't see this in a "Get out of here" way or "Begone" way but quite literally – Get behind me. In other words, follow me.
This is what kind of Messiah Jesus is. One who will show that glory is to be found in self-giving, self-sacrificing love. One who will show that there is nothing, not even a degrading, dehumanizing death from which God cannot and does not bring life. Jesus calls the crowd over to join his disciples because this invitation is not just to the disciples. It's to anyone who would take up this call to follow. "If any wants to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me." In other words, if anyone wants to follow, then follow. Look at what it means though.
So who wants this? Who would want such a thing? To follow Jesus on a death march – remember that's what carrying your cross means here. To die to self.
Why would we want this? Because in one of the great paradoxes of our faith – in this way and in this Way is life and truth.
Because three days later there was life. Let us never forget that. Jesus is talking about dying to self for his sake, for the sake of the good news. He's not talking about suffering for suffering's sake.
And after three days there is life. "Where else would we go?" Peter famously asks in another Gospel. "You are the one with the words of eternal life." "What can they give in return for their life?" Jesus asks earlier in Mark. No one's come up with an answer for that one. We can't accumulate anything in return for our life.
But we have found that to follow Christ in the way of the cross is to know life. It's something you have to experience, isn't it? It would be like experiencing something like the Grand Canyon or Niagara Falls with pictures, videos, and then seeing it for yourself. To understand this paradox you need to live in the middle of it. What do we find? Two weeks ago we talked about what we've found. What has Jesus done for you?
Jesus promises at the end of the passage "Truly I tell you, there are some standing here who will not taste death until they see that the kingdom of God has come in power." There are many ways to read this promise, but one is that there were those in that crowd who witnessed the kingdom of God come in power when the grave was found empty. When Christ arose three days later. Those who lose their life for my sake, and for the sake of the gospel, will save it. They will know life. This life is open to us all this morning.
therefore neither our reason nor our will should predominate in our deliberations and actions.
therefore let us not propose it as our end, to seek what may be expedient for us according to the flesh.
therefore let us, as far as possible, forget ourselves and all things that are ours.
to him, therefore, let us live and die.
therefore let his wisdom and will preside in all our actions.
towards him, therefore, as our only legitimate end, let every part of our lives be directed.


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The Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf's essays
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Nünning, Vera 2017. "A Theory of the Art of Writing": Virginia Woolf's Aesthetics from the Point of View of Her Critical Essays. English Studies, Vol. 98, Issue. 8, p. 978.
Online publication date: May 2006
5 - Virginia Woolf's essays
By Hermione Lee
Edited by Sue Roe, Susan Sellers, University of St Andrews, Scotland
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CCOL0521623936.005
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The conversation Virginia Woolf has been having with her readers for nearly a hundred years now (her first publication was in 1904) has gone on changing, as conversations do. As a pioneer of reader-response theory, Virginia Woolf was extremely interested in the two-way dialogue between readers and writers. Books change their readers; they teach you how to read them. But readers also change books: 'Undoubtedly all writers are immensely influenced by the people who read them.' Writers must adapt to changing conditions. Books alter as they are re-read: 'Even things in a book-case change if they are alive; we find ourselves wanting to meet them again; we find them altered' ('The Modern Essay', 1922, 1925, E4, p. 220). They are read differently by different generations: 'In 1930 we shall miss a great deal that was obvious to 1655; we shall see some things that the eighteenth century ignored.' Readers, therefore, need always to be aware of themselves not as isolated individuals, but as part of 'a long succession of readers', joining in the conversation.
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Man critical after Sydney beach bashing
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A Sydney beachgoer has undergone emergency surgery after being struck in the back of the head near a rock pool.
The 26-year-old man was assaulted at Fairlight, near Manly, on Sunday afternoon after he and his friends were in an argument with a group of four men, police said on Monday.
The man was struck from behind, causing him to fall with his head striking the ground, detectives were told.
He underwent surgery after his condition deteriorated at Royal North Shore Hospital, where he remains in a critical condition.
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American, Founded 1999 - 1975 and 1976.
Street artists to their core, Patrick McNeil and Patrick Miller make up FAILE, an artistic collaborative whose kinetic, image-saturated paintings, prints, sculptures, and installations have been enlivening public spaces and city and gallery walls since the turn of the 21st century. Though they are busy with exhibitions and public commissions across America and abroad, they remain focused on the street, where their work first appeared as stickers, posters, and stenciled images. Democratic and urban, FAILE is influenced by manga and the rhythm of city life, as evidenced by the mash-up of comic book and cartoon characters, advertising and propaganda slogans, bright patterns and colors, and historical and pop cultural references animating their work. With the same savvy wit that infuses their compositions, Faile claims that their name refers to the notion that "you could Faile to succeed."
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