How do you serve your husband? Truth be told some of you are not serving him. Some of you are serving yourselves and then wondering why your marital bond is so weak.
Germaine and I make a habit of out-serving one another.
What does it mean to out-serve?
Well looking at it from a Biblical standpoint which is the only standpoint that matters on my blog, Jesus came to serve. It was one of His prime purposes — not the only purpose, but one if them.
His goal was to serve God the Father by carrying out His will.
He also served the church by doing things for us that would bring us back into right relationship with God.
My goal as a wife is to be like Christ. Now do I fall short? Of course I do, however serving is my goal, my purpose and my destination.
I get a chance to serve God and my husband in my words and actions.
In everyday marriage we get the privilege of choosing how we will love and serve our husbands.
Here are some of the ways that shows up in my marriage.
— when my husband asks me to make him a meal, I try to make it the way he likes it.
— I take into consideration what is visually appealing to him when styling my hair and choosing clothes.
— I make him a priority on my schedule even going as far as taking things off my schedule to accommodate his needs.
There's no use in torturing yourself with the idea of putting the needs/wants of your spouse before your own at times.
The thing about serving your husband is its a choice. It's a choice society has tricked many of us into thinking is a weak choice.
Women both married and unmarried joke about how I do things for Germaine the way he likes it.
The other day a young lady told me that I should make my husbands coffee the way I want. She said he should be glad I'm making it.
She wasn't nasty about it, just matter of fact.
I explained to her that serving my husband works both ways.
Our marriages should reflect the relationship Christ has with the Church.
He came to protect, provide, guide and redeem the church. The church in turn should honor Him in our words, deeds and actions.
My husband is by no means Jesus Christ, but his goal is to be like Christ. He shows that in his actions. Does he fall short at times? Of course he does, but at the end of the day I don't serve my husband because of what he does right or doesn't do right. I serve my husband as an outward expression of my love for God.
When I do things for my husband I am not wholly doing it for him. I am primarily doing them for God. God promises us a reward when we do good to others. He promises to bless us with peace, protection, provision and the things of His Kingdom when we honor our husbands.
24 Knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward of the inheritance: for ye serve the Lord Christ.
When I first began serving my husband by doing things the way he liked I'd get so frustrated, angry and bitter. I was expecting him to do the same for me. It took him time, but during that time my understanding of Gods word grew. I no longer expected my husband to reciprocate, but began looking to God for my reward.
Your act of service toward your husband may seem unrelated to the peace you're missing in your life, but it may be the very thing holding it back.
Your acts of service may be keeping you from having the right attitude to generate more revenue from your business or income at work.
These things seem like they are so unrelated, but it's often our obedience in one area that unlocks rewards in another seemingly unrelated area.
I know I've said a lot here, but let me encourage you that God does not lie. He is a rewarder to those who diligently seek Him.
Serving in your marriage equates to saving your marriage. Don't be afraid to be treated as a doormat.
Jesus was treated as a doormat, bruised for our transgressions, but it was all part of Gods glorious plan.
If your marriage is not perfect and you feel like you'd be coming out on the loosing end by serving your wrong.
It may feel like your losing at first, but God will not be mocked. His promises are true and you are strong enough to have a marriage like no other.
I'm at the point where I don't care when women joke about how attentive and concerned about my husbands needs. I see cracks in their marriages I don't want in mine.
I don't want my husband joking about not wanting to be around me or about how lazy I am. That's not the kind of marriage God wants for me and it's not the one He wants for you.
It's up to you to be the change your marriage needs.
Can you change your husband? According to the Bible, you can encourage change in your husband through your words, deeds and actions.
If you would like to receive prayer, please leave a comment below and we will pray over it. Also, please share your experiences or comments because we are all women of prayer and can encourage one another.
I am glad that I find this website, that encourage women about marriage. I am really finding it difficulty to have peace in my marriage. We spent more time arguing than loving each other. From reading what you wrote could help me to be a better wife to my husband. Most time I don't feel the love, I used to have for him. I am woman who love the Lord with all my heart, I can't be proficient in serving the Lord, when I am facing this situation in my marriage.
I just found your blog on Pinterest. Thank you for using the King James Version scripture! I love your blog!
Hi @Jan, I'm so glad you found my blog.
I have strayed away from serving my husband like I used to and until recently I didn't even realize it. Now he wants to leave and thinks our bond is not repairable. He is a believer but due to a situation he has turned his back on his relationship with God. Please pray for us.
Hi @Ashley, have you watched the movie War Room? If not, I highly suggest it as a resource for healing marriages. I also suggest reading the Excellent Wife by Martha Peace. Begin living for God, asking your husband for forgiveness and praying.
I have truly struggled with this subject as I have been hurt tremendously by my partner is so many ways, and always I have asked for us to separate but my partners reply is that, it is not what God wants. What also happens is, is a cycle of saying we are going to move on but when ever stress arises, past issues get dug up again from the both of us, it seems as though we are trapped in this horrible cycle. My heart hurts, I do my best to serve my partner but I know I'm not doing enough and to be honest right now I don't care! But I want better in every facet of my life. Please pray for us.
This is a great article! So many relationships are so self serving and focused on what is in it for me, type of attitudes. I whole heartedly agree with you! It works and makes your marriage so much stronger! I love that you used the Kjv bible in your references of God's word also!
@Cheryl Nail, I've only ever used the KJV as my primary Bible and have never regretted the decision. I do compare versions, but found the KJV to challenge me to study the words more in the earlier days when I cam to know Christ. It saddens me when married people are focused so much on what's in it for them. It's not the example Christ left us. Serving is a sacrifice of course, but when you do it for the King, the reward outweighs the work.
I am having a hard time serving my husband. My mother has taught u by her actions towards my father, "my way or the highway" or "I am not your mother, if you want it done how your mother does it, then go to your mother"….. So all of these years I have grown up with that….. I am 36 and hard to break those old terrible, selfish ways! When I try to do good for my husband she ridicules me about it, saying he is going to have me under his feet…Please pray that I do become submissive to my husband to please my God. Pray for strength and that my bad influences tie there tongue when it doesnt lift me and marriage up. Thank you & God Bless.
@L. Rivera, My mother in law and some friends would make comments about me submitting to my husband and it bothered me at the time. It sounds like you've made up your mind to honor God in your marriage and I am praying for your strength. Your decision is going to impact everyone around you. I've been to one to show friends and family what submission looks like when a husband and wife both love God. I pray your decision make a impact on everyone who knows you.
This is a truly good post, I am struggling with honoring and serving my husband. Not because I don't want to but I truly don't know how, grew up in a matriarchal family with dominant woman and honoring and serving isn't what I saw. I try but when he does something it all seems to go out the door. Lord help me!
@Toedwards, if you are truly committed to it you can become the women God wants you to be. This is a hard habit to break especially if it's what you grew up with. I grew up in the same type of family. I had to prayer and repent everyday and several times a day until one day it became easier. Search the scripture about the subject and memorize every verse you can find. Pray them. Writ them where you can see and them and be patient with yourself as you work to change. God is with you to help you accomplish this.


This book explores Muslims' conception of themselves as "the people of the book" and explains the multifaceted meanings of this concept. Published jointly with the Library of Congress, it is an illustrated history of the book and the written word in the Islamic world.
The Book in the Islamic World brings together serious studies on the book as an intellectual entity and as a vehicle of cultural development. Written by a group of distinguished scholars, it examines and reflects upon this unique tool of communication not as a physical artifact but as a manifestation of the aspirations, values, and wisdom of Arabs and Muslims in general.
The Islamic system of book production differed from that of the West. This volume shows the peculiarities of book making and the intellectual principles that governed a book's inner structure, mysteries, and impact on culture. Investigated and explained are the issues involved in printing; the compilation of the Koran, the most important book in Islam; attitudes toward books; the oral versus the written tradition; metaphors of the book in literature; biographical dictionaries, an important genre of Islamic books; the grammatical tradition; women's contribution to calligraphy; scientific manuscripts; the transition from scribal to print culture; publishing in the modern Arab World; and the new electronic media, a non-book vehicle of communication, and its impact on education.
George N. Atiyeh is the head of the Near East Section at the Library of Congress. He has authored and edited a number of books and articles, among which are al-Kindi, the Philosopher of the Arabs; The Contemporary Middle East, 1948-1973: A Bibliography; and Arab Civilization: Challenges and Responses.


I used Exchange 2000 on Windows 2000 for this, 2003 might be a little different. Obviously, you need to make sure you have the backups in the first place, this assumes you have done this, and we will only focus on recovery. Also, this is intended for Small businesses with only 1 Exchange server and some, just a little, tolerance for downtime. You maybe can apply some of this in a large organization, but probably not.
Setup a new server as Ruphus. This can be in the same domain and exist with the old server, BUT you will not be able to reconnect the user mailboxes on the new server. That's a different story and I have not tested procedures for it. We are going to assume the old server is Gone, bye-bye, toast! Also, see notes on seting up a test domain controller and network for full recovery. But at this point, you should have a new Windows server up and running, a DC or not.
Install Exchange, install SP's on Ruphus.
At this point, we do not have all the configuration from the old server, and for the purposes of this guide, we are not going to bother and assume you can setup your SMTP and other items from memory. In a very large Exchange environment, this might not be possible though, but this guide is intended for those of us with only 1 Exchange server on a small network.
Reboot, and make sure your stores mount.
In here, you connect to Ruphus, and select the store you want to reconnect mailboxes. It should display all the orphaned mailboxes. Then you go to Action, Preview All, and select the AD container with your user accounts, and select OK. I should put green checkmarks next to the mailboxes that it matches to. Then you go to Action, and Apply.
Re-apply this to any leftover mailboxes if they are in different OU's. For example, you might have users in Accounting, or Marketing OU's. Each will Preview and Apply separately until you have reconnected all of them.
NOTE: You probably wont be able to reconnect a few items, like System Attendant mailbox, as they are created new on Ruphus. Also, you will need to do this procedure for each mailbox store separately.
Check Recipient Update Services in Exchange and set the properties accordingly, they will be set to the old server and domain controllers. Tell the objects in RUS to rebuild.
Dare I say, "login as a user and see if Outlook works" … ?
In my case, I wanted to have a test network, and also a way to do fast recovery of the network on a new server that is offsite. Instead of recovering a DC and AD, I just installed a new server on my existing domain. I made sure it had BASIC drives, not DYNAMIC! And then I setup the server as a backup DC. Make sure you select it as a Global Catalog too! Also, make sure DNS is setup and configured on it!
So, at this point, I had a new DC, GC, DNS server, acting as a backup on my domain. I went in the AD sites and services, and performed a manual replication in the NTDS settings for each server. I also made a ghost image of this server, so I can make a step back, and/or do this again for backup procedures. Keep in mind, once you move ahead though, you'll probably need to do all this again each time you want a current snapshot of AD for recovery. So what I would do is, setup a basic Win2k load NOT joined to the domain with all the service packs and IE updates, and even Office (I find usefull), and all your utilities you need. (don't forget the Adminpak!) Then, make a ghost of this server, before doing the join and DCpromo.
AT this point, we need to sieze all the roles, and make this server the master of the domain. So, look it up online, run the ntdsutil command program and seize all the 5 FSMO's. Then, go into DNS and remove anything regarding the old servers. (don't' forget the server properties listing the old ones as Name servers too) And also, in _msdc SRV records, remove the old servers. After all that, you might need to go in to ADSIEdit (in the adminpak) and find the old servers and delete them in the CN=Configuration container. And if necessary, go in the AD Computers and in Domain Controllers, and delete the servers. And one more… Go into AD sites, and delete the NTDS replication entries and servers. Whew! I think that's it! You should have a single DC on a test network. This all takes only minutes once you do it a couple times, so it's not that bad. The hardest part is remembering the ntdsutil command, which you need to lookup online. Just verify that the new server actually holds all the FSMO roles.
We should have a new server all ready to go on the testing/recovery network! All user accounts and settings intact! And now we can begin Exchange!


Again, the NFC owns the next several spots, so we have to dig down to #8 to get Fred Jackson's 0.60 WPA. Jackson achieved that in just 10 games, tying him for 4th in the league for WPA per game. His biggest game came in a win over NE with 0.35 WPA. But he also had a very costly -0.30 against NYJ later in the season. Jackson was #15 in total EPA, #16 in SR, and tied for 2nd in YPC with 5.5.
Darren McFadden deserves an honorable mention with 0.59 WPA over just 7 games.
Wes Welker leads the way for the AFC with 3.28 WPA, accounting for half of Brady's total. His next-nearest league rival doesn't come close, with 2.63. Welker is #1 in total EPA, #4 in SR, #2 in total targets, and #5 in Catch Rate (CR). Welker's biggest day came in the losing shootout with BUF with 0.86 WPA and 24.3 EPA!
Rookie A.J. Green is next in the AFC with 1.97 WPA. Green is #8 in total EPA, #16 in SR, and was a deep target over 40% of the time. Green had several big games, but the biggest was in a 24-17 win over TEN. He caught all 7 ball thrown his way.
Another rookie, Torrey Smith rounds out the AFC's top receiving corps with 1.94 WPA, barely behind Green. Smith is #10 in total EPA but was only #42 in SR, partially because he was a deep target over 50% of the time. Smith's big game was in BAL's win at PIT.
Rob Gronkowski overshadows every other TE this season with 2.75 WPA, nearly double the nearest competitor. He's #1 in EPA, by a lot, #3 in SR, #1 in YPT, and #4 in CR. An amazing season. His biggest WPA day came in the loss to NYG, in which he was good for 0.61 WPA.
Owen Daniels is second in the AFC with 1.26 WPA. He's #6 in total EPA and #8 in SR. His biggest day came in a 20-19 win over CIN with 0.26 WPA.
For the second year in a row, NE's offensive line represents the AFC with 1.23 WPA. They're #2 in the league in EPA and 6th best in sacks allowed. The NE o-line allowed the fewest tackles for losses all season.
BAL's o-line is next best with 0.78 WPA. But they also have a negative EPA, ranking 22nd in the league in that department. The BAL offense is either playing smart, being lucky, or most likely some combination of both.
Feel free to delete this - just FYI, Mr. Smith spells his name "Torrey".
"Brady took advantage of those opportunities. 6.15 WPA equates to 0.40 WPA per game--which means his passing game carries his Patriots 4/5 of the way to each victory."
Is this a typo? Should that not be 2/5 of the way to victory or am I misunderstanding WPA per game?
Each team starts a game with .50 WP, and needs to add .50 more to notch the W. So 4/5 is right.
'Torrey'--Fixed. Thanks. You'd think I'd know that.
Brian, you may have explained this before, but is there a reason you do these rankings based on WPA rather than EPA? It seems intuitively like, where individual performance is concerned, EPA is the more illuminating stat.
Stated another way, if we don't believe in "clutch" as an attribute, what's the point of rewarding players who just happened to perform when it counted?
Clutch is certainly an attribute. Past clutchness just doesn't indicate future clutchness.
These are the "MVPs" of this season, and if you just want the "best players" then you can look at EPA. At least that's how I'd look at it.
Looking back at Flacco's career, I was surprised to see that he ranked higher in WPA than EPA for the last two years, but higher in EPA than WPA in the first two years of his career (which isn't saying much for year #1). Ordinarily, we would expect a QB with this profile to be undervalued by football's chattering class in years one and two, then overvalued by the same yammerers in years three and four. The tale of Joe Flacco has been the exact opposite. What gives?
Yeah, I meant "clutchiness" isn't a skill. What I'm asking is why are we interested in who the "MVP" was if what differentiates him from the "best player" is simply luck. Why are these lists always organized around WPA, rather than EPA?
I think it's a case of Flacco being measured against his own past performance. He was a high-EPA QB who quietly took his team to the playoffs two years in a row. The Ravens' big defense got the credit (with high WPA, they may have deserved it). His third season, taking the team to the playoffs became expected... and nobody noticed when he started to live up to it, because the narrative became "he needs to beat PIT".
After the drive in Pittsburgh this year, it became "he needs consistency to really excel." His high WPA is probably padded by the comebacks against ARI and PIT, and the three TD passes to Smith vs. STL.
Besides, the chattering classes argue the stats when they support the narratives, and they blithely ignore the facts when they'd rather have a pithy narrative. In a league where Tebow can be celebrated, I don't think we can expect a nuanced evaluation of someone like Flacco, who seems to be just good enough and slowly getting better.
Solid points, J.R.; your evaluation of Flacco - and your evaluation of the evaluation of Flacco - seems right to me. As a Ravens fan, I'm just glad we've escaped Kyle Boller as our QB of the future. An average QB (especially one who can throw the deep ball like Flacco) is valuable.


More than half (52 percent) of current renters said they anticipate buying a home in the next five years, according to a survey conducted by ORC International. Tenants with children under 13 are most likely to buy a home with 69 percent of them responding that they anticipate becoming a homeowner in the next five years followed by single family tenants in general, with 60 percent of those tenants anticipating buying a home and just 44 percent of apartment renters planning on buying a home within five years.
Single family renters make more money and are nearly twice as likely to have children as apartment dwellers. Median income for a single family renter is $75-100,000 (66%) versus $50,000-75000 (51%) for a multifamily tenant. Single family households are larger; some 65 percent have three or more members compared to 32 percent of apartment households. Some 63 percent of single family households include children; only 34 percent of apartment renters have children living with them.
Most single family tenants are older, aged 35-44 (53%) compared to 14-34 (46%) and 65+ (61%) for apartment dwellers.
Compared to apartment dwellers, single family renters value neighborhood features important to children, such as parks and playgrounds (65% to 71%), good schools (72% to 82%) and safe neighborhoods (97% to 98%).


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A Sense of Enquiry: Paintings by Will Alsop
Will Alsop is one of Britain's best-known architects: most famous in the UK for Peckham Library, for which he won the Stirling Prize, and more recently for the acclaimed Chips building in Manchester, he has designed numerous buildings internationally.
He is also a painter, and indeed his designs for buildings often grow out of paintings.
This exhibition presented a selection of Alsop's paintings and mixed-media works, a few of which made reference to architecture, but most of which were non-architectural. Many were bold, colourful and abstract and demonstrated the quality in Alsop's work that architecture critic Stephen Bayley describes as 'a tipsy bravura'. The show included an example of one that he made in a workshop with inpatients on a mental health ward.
December 2009 – May 2010
Fundraising Concert with Sir Richard Rodney Bennett
Stephen Hough plays for inpatients at Park Royal Centre for Mental Health
Camille Walala: Park Royal Centre for Mental Health
Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service: St Charles Hospital
Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service: The Curve
Sir Paul Smith: Ganges Ward
Christopher Corr: Big Car, New Haircut, Places to See

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I love vintage cameras, film reels, film projectors and of course, old photos.
This old KODAK camera, available in my shop, is a great piece to use for display in a movie room or office.
After looking online for some ideas of what to do with some of my vintage photos I've collected over the years, I found something really cool!
I just love how they pop through the glass, as though there is a magnifying glass over them.
Easy to do and gives another creative way to use those old jars and bottles we find at fleamarkets!
Wow! Who would have thought that putting old pics into a jar would produce such an awesome keepsake. Really like this idea. Thanks for showing us this idea.
P.S. Glad you liked my story.
This such a fabulous idea to display photos!
Congrats on your Blogoversary! Three years - I'm celebrating 6 months this month and hope to break 100 followers to mark it!
Mackenzie Joy is my son and daughter-in-law's baby. Revisit my blog and scroll down to the Making of a Miracle post detailing the inspiring story of how God brought forth a miracle in my son's life when he had cancer - and then her life born three months early! They tell me it's tissue box worthy.
Hey - I'm setting money aside for our Lancaster trip - hoping to make it a reality - and meeting you, too!
Happy birthday & blogoversary, Jillian. There must have been a gazillion of us that started blogging 3 yrs ago.
Do you live in PA? You aren't far from me then.
Would you be so kind to leave a comment on my BLOG ONLY (no emails), for the Miracle Makeover fund drive thru 8-18. Charlie, 8 yr. old, & his story are fabulous. Every comment brings us a $1 for the next person that will be sponsored.
Congratulations, 3 years, you are a trooper!!! I love this idea, my son is getting married next year and the planning has already started this would be so cute for rehearsal dinner decorations, of course the whole feel is going to be shabby and vintage!
Hi Carol, yes, a fabulous idea! Especially if you are using photos of actual family relatives, ancestors, etc from both sides of the family. Really cool!
What a cute idea. I love it.
Happy Blogoversary. It's aways a pleasure to stop in and see you!
Hi Jillian....so sorry I've been so neglectful. I'm a bad little blogger friend.
Love this idea with the vintage photos. So much more interesting than framing them.!
Congrats on your 3 blogging years.
Congratulations on your Blog anniversary. We have something in common...it is my real anniversary too - 31 years. Have a lovely week. I love those jars with the pictures inside.
Happy blogoversary! I have (copies) of vintage family photographs but I just can't place them inside jars! I had thought of doing a wall of vintage photos but it's on the lengthy to-do list!
Thank you so much for your VERY helpful hints regarding my trip to Paris. I will be remembering what you said about not passing things up if I really want them! It's a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy that special something, especially at the flea market!
Happy blog birthday to you too! I absolutely adore this idea to house vintage photos in glass bottles or jars. Wonderful!


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Your Parish
Farningham Village today
Farningham Cattle Screen
St Peter and Paul Church
Friends of Farningham
Village Hall & Market Meadow
Farningham Parish Boundary Map
What does the Parish Council do?
The Councillors
Declaration of Councillors' Interests
Parish Council Meeting Dates
FPC Reports for The Trident Magazine
FPC Members' Code of Conduct
FPC Standing Orders
FPC Accessibility Statement
Media and Communications Policy
FPC Complaints Procedure
Other Regulatory Notices
Farningham Woods
How the Wood is Managed
Fort Farningham
Somewhere near Pedham Place and sited to give a commanding field of fire over the Darent Valley, are the almost complete remains of an interesting military building constructed towards the end of the 19th century. Whilst often referred to as a "fort" it is in fact one of a series of defended storehouses erected during the period 1890-96 as part of an ambitious scheme for the defence of London.
During the 1880s there was considerable unease about the ability of the Royal Navy to defend our shores against the landing of hostile enemy troops. Battleship production among the European powers, particularly Germany, France and Russia was proceeding at an alarming rate and some of our legislators considered that there was an urgent need to make provision for the defence of London against an overland attack from the general direction of the South-East coast.
Recommendations were made for a defensive line occupying the ridge of the chalk escarpment from Guildford to Knockholt and up the western ridge of the Darent valley and on into South Essex. Ultimately the line would probably have been formed of light entrenchments with redoubts and fortified storehouses, making maximum use of the concealment offered by the terrain. In time of war, Volunteer infantry and artillery from London would have manned the line, and carefully co-ordinated overlapping arcs of fire covering the forward ground would have been devised. The storehouses were to act as forming-up points for the Volunteers who were to move to predetermined places in the line.
Already filled with ammunition and supplies, the storehouses would have met the immediate demands of defence. Of this defensive line only, the defended storehouses were built. Many were sited at strategic locations which even today would be ideal for artillery defence and so their admitted similarity to battery-like fortifications makes it easy to see how they have often been mistaken for forts.
The Farningham storehouse is typical of the 15 others which were built. It consists of a system of underground casemates and storerooms covered with an earthen mound as defence against the penetration of enemy shells. The position is surrounded by a deep ditch and there are remains of a metal fence to prevent escalade. The most likely direction of incoming shells was from the east and so the entrance was placed on the western side.
The storehouse was not in any way self-defensible and was never intended to be anything more than a 'larder' for the guns. What defences it had were merely token. A lodge with loopholes was built to the rear of the storehouse but it could hardly have formed any military function beyond the quarters for the caretaker.
By the middle of the first decade of the 20th century faith in the ability of the Royal Navy was restored and the idea of the defensive line was dropped. The image shows the Fort from the air in 1948.
Courtesy of Victor Smith, Front Line Kent
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While searching more about Nano SIM for iPhone 5 I found that it's possible to convert Micro SIM into a Nano SIM as mentioned just before post and interesting its easy procedure. Although required lot's of patients and perfectness. Other get Nano SIM Cards from respective operators. I would like to mention here some easiest step which also I have read and learn from idownloadblog.com and airportal.de. Dame one really for iPhone lover who don't want to go outside for Nano SIM try it it's have fun. And do it on your risk because while trying same had already lost one SIM.
Before planning to Micro SIM into a Nano SIM at home you will require the subsequent equipments like a printer, A4-sized page, tape, ruler and marker, scissors, sandpaper or file.
First of all take a print out of the above Image here at 100 percent scale on an A4 page.
Then after user have to place Micro/Mini SIM on the noticeable area of the A4 page just printed, as shown in the illustration beyond. For example, if experiment user have a Mini SIM, it should be placed on the second marked area and a Micro SIM must be placed on the third and last.
More over follow to fix SIM using dual sided tape to the given template painted outline on the A4 page. Make sure that its edges are aligned appropriately.
Then after using a ruler and marker, draw the five lines by the side of which experiment user have to cut the SIM.
To end with cut the SIM gradually and watchfully. Be warned that user have damaged their SIM if ended incorrectly. Cutting beside the edges of the SIM does not impact its functionality, as the chip inside is much smaller.
Finally, even out the edges of your freshly cut Nano SIM using sandpaper or a file. Once again exercise caution to avoid accidental damage to the SIM card's circuitry.
I would like to present videos of How to Convert Micro SIM into Nano SIM For iPhone 5, as I strongly believe practically saw thing becomes great guide always more than theoretical steps.Which helps me during same task while I am cutting Mini or Micro SIM in to Nano SIM for iPhone 5.


3 So the Lord our God also gave into our hands Og king of Bashan and all his army. We struck them down, leaving no survivors. 4 At that time we took all his cities. There was not one of the sixty cities that we did not take from them—the whole region of Argob, Og's kingdom in Bashan. 5 All these cities were fortified with high walls and with gates and bars, and there were also a great many unwalled villages. 6 We completely destroyed[d] them, as we had done with Sihon king of Heshbon, destroying[e] every city—men, women and children. 7 But all the livestock and the plunder from their cities we carried off for ourselves.
12 Of the land that we took over at that time, I gave the Reubenites and the Gadites the territory north of Aroer by the Arnon Gorge, including half the hill country of Gilead, together with its towns. 13 The rest of Gilead and also all of Bashan, the kingdom of Og, I gave to the half-tribe of Manasseh. (The whole region of Argob in Bashan used to be known as a land of the Rephaites. 14 Jair, a descendant of Manasseh, took the whole region of Argob as far as the border of the Geshurites and the Maakathites; it was named after him, so that to this day Bashan is called Havvoth Jair.[g]) 15 And I gave Gilead to Makir. 16 But to the Reubenites and the Gadites I gave the territory extending from Gilead down to the Arnon Gorge (the middle of the gorge being the border) and out to the Jabbok River, which is the border of the Ammonites. 17 Its western border was the Jordan in the Arabah, from Kinnereth to the Sea of the Arabah (that is, the Dead Sea), below the slopes of Pisgah.
but evil comes to one who searches for it.


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Clinching playoff spot is anticlimactic for 19-2 team.
The Lynx won again. No surprise. They beat the Seattle Storm 93-82 Sunday night at Xcel Energy Center and are 19-2, owners of the league's best record and off to the best start in franchise history.
They even clinched a playoff spot, with 13 games and more than a month of the regular season remaining.
This team has larger ambitions, including a fourth title in seven seasons. And in their victory over the Storm, the Lynx showed the versatility that could help them accomplish it.
Seimone Augustus was out Sunday, and possibly in future games, for personal reasons. Maya Moore left the floor midway through the first quarter with two early fouls and didn't score until less than seven minutes remained in the half.
Neither matter was really an issue.
Jia Perkins took Augustus' place in the starting lineup and set season highs in minutes played (36), assists (seven) and rebounds (six).
"You gave a lot of bit!" Renee Montgomery, Perkins' locker neighbor, said in a relaxed locker room.
So did Rebekkah Brunson. Moore finished with 24 points, but while she was on the bench, Brunson led the offense in the first quarter with five quick shots and finished the game with 20 points.
This was Brunson's third game this season scoring 20 or more points. She did so Sunday with a mixture of post-up moves, drives and spot-up jump shots.
A season ago, Sylvia Fowles said, teammates made fun of Brunson's shooting ability. Now she's capable of stretching the floor. She hit two of five three-pointers Sunday and has made 19 this season. She'd never made more than one three-pointer in any of her prior 13 seasons.
That new wrinkle in the Lynx offense spreads the floor for Fowles, who had 29 points and 12 rebounds.
Brunson and Fowles scored the 14 of the Lynx's first 16 points out of halftime to create an 11-point lead that would hover around double digits the rest of the way.
Fowles, who faced double- and triple-teams and said Sunday's game had the most sustained physicality of any all season, took seven shots in the third quarter, when she scored 14 of her points.
So Fowles went through double- and triple-teams. And afterward she spoke with the confidence this entire team seems to have now, while it experiences a high level of success, even relative to recent seasons.
A bit later, point guard Lindsay Whalen jokingly came from behind Fowles and asked how the center defeats the defensive looks she sees. Minnesota's guards help, Fowles made sure to say.
The WNBA trade deadline is 7 p.m. Monday, and Reeve said the Lynx have no intentions of making any moves. After all, Sunday was the first time since Aug. 6, 2013, that Minnesota had three players score 20 or more points in a game.
With so much going right for the Lynx, Reeve even joked a member of the team is expendable.
The Lynx announced they will unveil a new logo Aug. 11, when they play Los Angeles. The logo change comes after the Timberwolves switched logos for 2017-18 as well.


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William H. Davenport papers
Davenport, William H., 1922-2004
The William H. Davenport collection includes records from field research in the Santa Cruz Islands, Guadalcanal and San Cristobal Islands, and other Solomon Islands; the Moluccas and Sulawesi in Indonesia; and Sarawak in Malaysia, among other locations. Materials span the period from 1952-2002 and contain records primarily related to Davenport's field research, professional activities, student mentoring, and articles and publications.
PU-Mu. 1133.2005.20
Davenport, William H., 1922-2004 Davenport, Nancy Davenport, William H., 1922-2004 University of Pennsylvania. Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Birth certificates Correspondence Faculty papers Field notes Maps Military records Scrapbooks Syllabi
"What in the World" television program records
Rainey, Froelich, Director of the University Museum British Broadcasting Company. Coon, Carleton S., b. 1904-d. 1981 Lipchitz, Jacques, 1891-1973 Porada, Edith, 1912-1994 Rainey, Froelich, Director of the University Museum Ripley, S. Dillon, 1913-2001
University Archives and Records Center [Contact Us]
Wharton School. Office of the Dean Records
Balderston, C. Canby, 1897
Carroll, Donald C.
Gerrity, Thomas P.
Johnson, Emory R. (Emory Richard), 1864-1950
Kulp, C. A. (Clarence Arthur), 1895-1957
McCrea, Roswell C. (Roswell Cheney), 1876-1951
Palmer, Russell E.
Wharton School. Office of the Dean.
Williams, Alfred Hector, 1893-1974
Winn, Willis J.
Extent: 115 cubic feet
The Wharton School Office of the Dean Records documents the administrative activities of the Wharton School, principally covering the administrations from Simon N. Patten through Thomas P. Gerrity. Portions of this collection are closed.
Balderston, C. Canby, 1897 Carroll, Donald C. Gerrity, Thomas P. Johnson, Emory R. (Emory Richard), 1864-1950 Kulp, C. A. (Clarence Arthur), 1895-1957 McCrea, Roswell C. (Roswell Cheney), 1876-1951 Palmer, Russell E. Wharton School. Office of the Dean. Williams, Alfred Hector, 1893-1974 Winn, Willis J.
PU-Ar.UPB 5.4
University of Pennsylvania University Archives and Records Center
115 cubic feet
Balderston, C. Canby, 1897 Carroll, Donald C. Gerrity, Thomas P. Johnson, Emory R. (Emory Richard), 1864-1950 Kulp, C. A. (Clarence Arthur), 1895-1957 McCrea, Roswell C. (Roswell Cheney), 1876-1951 Palmer, Russell E. Wharton School. Office of the Dean. Williams, Alfred Hector, 1893-1974 Winn, Willis J. American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Delaware Valley Council on Economic Education. Leonard Davis Institute. McClelland, George William, 1880−1955 National Science Foundation (U.S.). Philadelphia Naval Shipyard (Philadelphia, Pa.). United States Department of the Navy. Naval Ordnance Laboratory Advisory Board. United States. Army. Reserve Officers' Training Corps. United States. Navy. University of Pennsylvania. Foreign Policy Research Institute. University of Pennsylvania. Lippincott Library. University of Pennsylvania. Wharton Center for Applied Research. University of Pennsylvania. Wharton Graduate Division. University of Pennsylvania. Wharton School. Marketing Dept.. Wharton Econometric Forecasting Association. Wharton School. Industrial Research Unit. Wharton School.
Curriculum.
Wharton School. Industrial Research Unit Records
Wharton School. Industrial Research Unit.,
Extent: 85 cubic feet
The Industrial Research Unit of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania was founded in 1921 as the Industrial Research Department with a mission to "study the economic and social problems of business." Sponsored by the Trustees of the University and financially assisted by the Carnegie Corporation, the Department worked in close relationship with a group of representative Philadelphia firms, which furnished data for research and analysis. The collection documents the research work the Wharton Industrial Research Unit undertook from the 1920s to 1990s.
PU-Ar.UPB 5.9IR
85 cubic feet
1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s
Wharton School. Industrial Research Unit. Balderston, C. Canby Bezanson, Anne Davis, Hiram S., (Hiram Simmons), 1903- Northrup, Herbert Roof, 1918-2007 Palmer, Gladys L., (Gladys Louise) Taylor, George W., (George William), 1901-1972 University of Pennsylvania. -- General subdivision--Faculty.;
Correspondence. News releases. Pamphlets. Press clippings. Serial publication. Statistics.--tables.
Watson Kintner Papers
Kintner, Watson, 1890-1979,
Extent: 0.75 cubic feet
Watson Kintner entered the University of Pennsylvania where he graduated in 1916 with a degree in chemical engineering. The Watson Kintner Papers are a small collection containing the personal affects of Kintner. The bulk of the collection is comprised of photographs - many of the University of Pennsylvania's campus between 1911 and 1916 as well as a number of family images from the turn of the century.
UPT 50 K51
0.75 cubic feet
Kintner, Watson, 1890-1979 University of Pennsylvania. University Museum. Watson Kintner (CH.E.'16) Film Library.
Memorabilia. Photographs.
Van Wyck Brooks papers
Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963
Collection contains 54 boxes of professional and family correspondence; 68 boxes of writings by Brooks, including typescripts, galleys, and notes for books, articles, prefaces, and addresses, as well as juvenalia, diaries, and notebooks; and 20 boxes of memorabilia, photographs, and newspaper clippings.
Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963 Brooks, Charles Van Wyck, 1912- Brooks, Eleanor Stimson, d. 1945 Brooks, Gladys S.
Correspondence Diaries Manuscripts for publication Manuscripts, American--20th century Memorabilia Writings (document genre)
University of Pennsylvania Glee Club Records
University of Pennsylvania. Glee Club.,
Extent: 5 cubic feet
The University of Pennsylvania Glee Club was founded in 1862 and is the university's oldest performing arts club. They have performed all across the United States and several international locations. The University of Pennsylvania Glee Club records document several decades' worth of this all-male singing group's activities both on and off campus.
PU-Ar.UPS 67.1
5 cubic feet
University of Pennsylvania. Glee Club. Montgomery, Bruce, 1927-2008
University Film Collection
University of Pennsylvania. Department of Public Relations.
Extent: 71 cu. ft.
The University Film Collection documents University life, traditions, and activities during a period of change and growth. The bulk of the films were made for the purposes of public relations and document as well as celebrate anniversaries and focus on all aspects of the University.
PU-Ar.UPX 11
71 cu. ft.
University of Pennsylvania. Department of Public Relations. University of Pennsylvania. General Alumni Society. University of Pennsylvania. -- General subdivision--Buildings.; University of Pennsylvania. -- General subdivision--History; Chronological subdivision--20th century.; Wharton School. Public Affairs Office.
The Goodfellows Records
Extent: 1 volume
The Goodfellows were organized in 1919 as a social group of dentists from Philadelphia, New York City, and Baltimore for the simple purpose of "friendship and the joy of meeting together." The Goodfellows Records is a bound volume that contains the minutes, invitations, photographs, and memorabilia of an informal social club.
UPV 503
Stomatological Society of Evans Dental Institute records
University of Pennsylvania. School of Dental Medicine.
The Evans Dental Institute, today known as the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, was founded in 1878 as the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery. The Stomatological Society was a professional organization based within the school, active in the middle of the twentieth century, that served to further the knowledge and interests of dentists and dental students. The collection is comprised of papers used by officers of the Stomatological Society to manage the organization. Financial documents, membership applications, secretary and treasurer's ledgers and a small amount of memorabilia comprise the bulk of the collection.
Correspondence Financial records Membership lists
Solomon H. Katz Alaska papers
Katz, Solomon H., 1939-
The Solomon H. Katz Alaska papers consist of documents related to a series of studies and surveys that Dr. Katz and his colleagues conducted in Barrow and Norton Sound, Alaska between 1969 and 1973. The research was intended to examine the effects of rapid cultural and socio-economic change on the native population, specifically in the areas of physical and mental health. Many of the surveys were not conducted by Katz, but were subsequently used in his research. In the Norton Sound projects, Katz served as a consultant.
Katz, Solomon H., 1939- Dann, William M. Foulks, Edward F. Hesser, Jana E. Katz, Solomon H., 1939-
Society of the Alumni of the Department of Dentistry Records
Society of the Alumni of the Department of Dentistry.
The Society of the Alumni of the Department of Dentistry was formed on March 1, 1881 by the first three graduation classes from the University of Pennsylvania's new Department of Dentistry. The Society of the Alumni of the Department of Dentistry contains the record for the formation of the Dental Alumni Society from 1881 through to the mid-twentieth century.
PU-Ar.UPC 4.78
Society of the Alumni of the Department of Dentistry. Delta Alumni Association.
School of Dental Medicine. Student Records
The School of Dental Medicine Student Records document the academic careers of students who attended the school from its founding in 1879 to 1969.
PU-Ar.UPC 4.6
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery. University of Pennsylvania. School of Dental Medicine.
School of Dental Medicine. General Records
Extent: 2.375 cubic feet
The School of Dental Medicine opened in 1878. A century later it was the third largest dental school in the United States. The School of Dental Medicine General Records is an eclectic group of items that document the students and faculty from the late nineteenth through mid-twentieth centuries.
2.375 cubic feet
Appleton, Joseph Luke Teasdale, 1888- Asbel, Milton B. School of Dental Medicine. University of Pennsylvania. School of Dental Medicine. University of Pennsylvania. Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute.
SaraKay C. Smullens Papers
Smullens, SaraKay Cohen, 1940-,
SaraKay Cohen Smullens is a Philadelphia social worker, author, and columnist who graduated from the School of Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania with a Master of Social Work in 1965. The collection documents SaraKay C. Smullens' career as a free-lance columnist, woman and family issue writer, social activist, and family psychotherapist.
UPT 50 S666
Smullens, SaraKay Cohen, 1940- American Board of Examiners in Clinical Social Work. American Group Psychotherapy Association. American Jewish Congress. Brandt, Carl D. Center City Residents' Association (Philadelphia, Pa.). City of Philadelphia. Child Welfare Advisory Board. Family Service of Philadelphia. Goucher College. National Catholic School of Social Service (U.S.). Nelton, Sharon Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. Philadelphia Daily News. Philadelphia Inquirer. Sabbath of Domestic Peace. Skidmore College. Thomas Jefferson University. Hospital. University of Pennsylvania. School of Social Work. -- General subdivision--Study and teaching.; Yokobori, Fusako, Mrs.
Ruth Branning Molloy Collection
Molloy, Ruth Branning, 1910-2002
Extent: 4.5 cubic feet
Ruth Branning Molloy, a poet, writer, photographer, and Philadelphia historian, enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania in 1926. After earning a B.S. in education from Penn, Ruth Branning went to work for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Ruth Branning Molloy Papers mostly document Mrs. Molloy's life in West Philadelphia and her association with her alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania.
UPT 50 M726
Molloy, Ruth Branning, 1910-2002 University of Pennsylvania. -- General subdivision--History.;
Ruth Bleier papers
Bleier, Ruth, 1923-
Ruth Bleier (1923–1988) was a neurophysiologist and also one of the first feminist scholars to explore how gender biases have shaped biology. This collection, including personal and professional letters; newspaper clippings; newsletters; professional writings; and reference materials, documents Bleier's academic and activist activities.
Bleier, Ruth, 1923- Association for Women in Science. Lear, Walter J., (Walter Jay), 1923-2010 Maryland Committee for Peace. University of Wisconsin--Madison.
Clippings (information artifacts) Correspondence Publications (document genre) Writings (document genre)
Ruben E. Reina Papers
Ruben Reina was born in 1924 in Argentina and educated at the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His first appointment was as an Instructor of Anthropology and Sociology at Women's College at the University of North Carolina. Dr. Reina followed this teaching experience with an Assistant Professorship in Anthropology at the University of Puerto Rico for the academic year 1956-1957 and then assumed an Assistant Professorship in the Anthropology Department of the University of Pennsylvania. Ruben E. Reina's fieldwork began while he was an undergraduate with expeditions in the Guatemalan Highlands, Mexico, and a mountain community in North Carolina. Subsequent trips took him to Puerto Rico; Peten, Guatemala; British Honduras; the Yucatan; Argentina; Spain; Brazil; British Guiana; Turkey; Iran(Hasanlu expedition); and Antigua, Zunil, and Coban, Guatemala. Dr. Reina also did extensive ethnohistoric research at the Archivo General de Indias in Seville Spain. The Ruben E. Reina papers consist of two archival boxes of correspondence, field notes, writings, Penn Museum exhibits, photographs and films.
Reina, Ruben E., 1924- Broman de Morales, Vivian Dyson, Robert H., 1927- Reina, Ruben E., 1924-
Manuscripts for publication Photographs
Rozella M. Schlotfeldt papers
Schlotfeldt, Rozella M., 1914-2005
Rozella M. Schlotfeldt, R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N., was a nurse, educator, author and administrator. She was dean and professor of nursing at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University. This collection of her papers includes her addresses, articles, and files, reflecting her association with various academic institutions and professional nursing organizations; her personal correspondence, and photographs.
Schlotfeldt, Rozella M., 1914-2005 Case Western Reserve University. Schlotfeldt, Rozella M., 1914-2005
Faculty papers Personal papers
Roy F. Nichols papers
Nichols, Roy F. (Roy Franklin), 1896-1973
Roy F. Nichols (1896-1973) was an author and a historian who studied 19th century American history and won the Pulitzer Prize in history for his book, The Disruption of the American Democracy. This collection consists of manuscript and typescript drafts for his biography on Franklin Pierce, The Disruption of the American Democracy, The Stakes of Power, 1845-1877, and Blueprints for Leviathan: American Style; as well as a scrapbook of correspondence and newspaper clippings of articles and reviews from the Philadelphia Press written by Francis Newton Thorpe.
Nichols, Roy F. (Roy Franklin), 1896-1973 Pierce, Franklin, 1804-1869 Thorpe, Francis Newton, 1857-1926
Clippings (information artifacts) Drafts (documents) Typescripts
Rosemary A.W. Stevens Papers
Stevens, Rosemary A.W., 1935-,
Rosemary Stevens was appointed a professor at the University of Pennsylvania in 1979. Her area of specialization is in the field of the history of medicine and health services in the United States, United Kingdom and Africa. The Rosemary A. W. Stevens Papers contains material related to her research into health care; including research, correspondence, and manuscripts.
Stevens, Rosemary A.W., 1935- University of Pennsylvania. -- General subdivision--Faculty.;
Clippings. Drafts. Interviews. Manuscripts.
Robert Dechert Family Papers
Dechert family -- Geographic subdivision--Pennsylvania; ,
Dechert, Robert, 1895-1975,
The Dechert family was involved in Philadelphia's legal, civic, and military history from the mid-nineteenth century through twentieth century. The Robert Dechert Family Papers primarily document the life of Robert Dechert, touching upon almost all of his activities.
Dechert family -- Geographic subdivision--Pennsylvania; , Dechert, Robert, 1895-1975,
UPT 50 D293
1790s 1800s 1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s
Dechert family -- Geographic subdivision--Pennsylvania; Dechert, Robert, 1895-1975 Dechert, Elijah, 1799-1854 Dechert, Henry Martyn, 1832-1918 Dechert, Henry Taylor, 1859-1915 Dechert, Robert Porter, 1842-1894 Holdsworth, William Searle, 1871-1944 Lawrenceville School (N.J.). Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Pennsylvania. National Guard. Phillips Brooks School (Philadelphia, Pa.). Porter family. Porter, Andrew, 1743-1813 Porter, David Rittenhouse, 1788-1867 Porter, James Madison, 1793-1862 Porter, Robert, 1768-1848 St. John's College (University of Oxford). United States. Dept. of Defense. -- General subdivision--Officials and employees.; University of Pennsylvania. General Alumni Society. Award of Merit. University of Pennsylvania. Robert Dechert Collection of Americana. University of Pennsylvania. -- General subdivision--Alumni and alumnae.; West Philadelphia Home Guard (Pa.).
Articles. Awards. Clippings. Commissions. Correspondence. Diaries. Examinations. Lecture notes. Letters. Memorabilia. Minutes. Newspapers. Pamphlets. Photoprints. Scrapbooks. Speeches. Wills.
Biddle Law Library: National Bankruptcy Archives [Contact Us]
Richard Levin Papers on the Creation of the 1978 United States Bankruptcy Code
Levin, Richard
Richard Levin was a distinguished New York based bankruptcy lawyer who served as assistant counsel to the House Judiciary Committee between 1975 and 1978. He dedicated those years to the penning of US Federal Bankruptcy Code. Richard Levin Documents on the Creation of the 1978 United States Bankruptcy Code is composed of a collection of research reports, drafts, correspondence, and other documents that describe the creation and follow the progress of the 1978 US Bankruptcy Code largely during the years 1967-1978 with supplementary information from years 1933, 1934, 1959, 1960, 1966, and Bankruptcy Statistics Tables dated 1960-1969.
PU-L.NBA.060
University of Pennsylvania Biddle Law Library
Levin, Richard Countryman, Vern Cyr, Conrad K. Edwards, Don Forsythe, John S. Kennedy, Frank R. Klee, Kenneth N. Rodino, Peter Smith, Gerald K. Treister , George M., 1923-
Phi Beta Kappa. Delta of Pennsylvania Records
Phi Beta Kappa. Delta of Pennsylvania (University of Pennsylvania).
Phi Beta Kappa. Delta of Pennsylvania (University of Pennsylvania). Albrecht, Otto Edwin, 1899-1984 Brownlee, Rebecca Jean, 1912-1995
Pennguinettes Records
Pennquinettes.
Pennguinettes was organized in 1946 with eight woman students who swam once a year to entertain visitors to campus on High School Day. In 1953, it became an official athletic society under the auspices of the Women's Physical Education Department and the Women's Athletic Association. This small collection documents the history and development of Penn's women society specialized in synchronized swimming.
PU-Ar.UPS 81.9PG


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"Free Karate Kid 2010 Screensaver." BrothersoftEditor: Free Karate Kid 2010 ScreensaverThe Karate Kid, known as The Kung Fu Dream in China, Best Kid in Japan and South Korea, is a 2010 martial Arts remake of the 1984 film of the same name. Directed by Harald Zwart, produced by Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, the remake stars Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith. Principal photography for the film took place in Beijing, China; filming began around July 2009 and ended on October 16, 2009. The Karate Kid was released theatrically in the United States on June 11, 2010 and Singapore a day earlier on June 10, 2010.The plot concerns a 12-year-old boy from Detroit who moves to China with his mother and runs afoul of the neighborhood bully. He makes an unlikely ally in the form of his aging maintenance man, Mr. Han, a kung fu master who teaches him the secrets to self-defense.
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SEC's Charges Provide Support for Class Plaintiffs' Allegations in the Ocwen Securities Litigation
By Joel D. Rothman, Kevin C. Mortimer
A December 22, 2015 decision of the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of Florida in In re Ocwen Financial Corporation Securities Litigation illustrates the impact that an investigation and order of the Securities Exchange Commission ("SEC") may have on a plaintiff's ability to allege actionable false statements by an issuer regarding its internal controls.
The Executive Chairman of Ocwen Financial Corp. ("Ocwen") also acted as Chairman for Home Loan Servicing Solutions ("HLSS"). Prior to the SEC publicly announcing the settlement of charges relating to Ocwen and HLSS, on September 4, 2015, the Court granted the Ocwen defendants' motion to dismiss in its entirety the Consolidated Amended Complaint ("CAC") filed against Ocwen. The CAC alleged violations of Sections 10(b) and 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 promulgated thereunder. The class plaintiffs, consisting of those who purchased Ocwen securities between May 2, 2013 and December 19, 2014, alleged that Ocwen made false statements claiming that its Executive Chairman recused himself from all transactions in which he has a conflict of interest and false statements claiming that Ocwen had internal controls in place to prevent its Executive Chairman from participating in the approval of related-party transactions. For example, in Ocwen's Form 10-K for 2012 and 2013 it claimed to have "robust" policies in place to prevent conflicts of interest in the approval of related party transactions. The class plaintiffs alleged that these were material misstatements because, due to Ocwen's allegedly inadequate internal controls, the Executive Chairman did not properly recuse himself from transactions in which he had a conflict of interest. However, the Court held that the CAC failed to allege material falsity or a strong inference of scienter, in part because it did not allege that he personally approved any related-party transactions.
One month later on October 5, 2015, the SEC issued a Cease-and-Desist Order ("HLSS Order") and settled charges against HLSS. The SEC found that HLSS stated in its Form 10-K and 10-KA that it "adopted policies, procedures and practices to avoid potential conflicts" present in related-party transactions, and that its Chairman "recuses himself from decisions pertaining to related transactions." Although HLSS did not admit the truth of the allegations in paying a $1.5 million penalty, it agreed to settle charges that it had violated of Section 13(b)(2)(B) because "HLSS had no written policies or procedures concerning recusals for related party transactions" and its Chairman approved many related-party transactions between HLSS and Ocwen. The SEC alleged that its Chairman approved certain of HLSS's 2012 transactions with Ocwen totaling approximately $67.5 billion and part of its 2013 transactions with Ocwen totaling approximately $120 billion. Even when the Chairman recused himself from such transactions and negotiations, the SEC alleged that he still received pertinent committee memoranda on the subject.
Following this SEC order, the class plaintiffs filed a Third Amended Consolidated Complaint ("TAC") incorporating the SEC's allegations in the HLSS Order concerning the Chairman's approval of related-party transactions. In ruling on the defendants' motion to dismiss, the Court held that "the SEC Release allegations support the material falsity of the statements about [the Chairman's] recusal from related-party transactions." The Court further held that the TAC adequately pleaded scienter in that the allegations of his active approval of transactions demonstrated his knowledge of them. This scienter was imputed to Ocwen since Erbey had substantial control over its activities. Thus, the Court held that the class plaintiffs pleaded actionable misstatements.
Since this partial denial of the defendants' motion to dismiss, the SEC has issued another order ("Ocwen Order") supporting the Court's decision regarding the scienter allegations. On January 20, 2016, although not admitting any of the allegations, Ocwen settled charges for $2 million. The Ocwen Order alleged that Ocwen disclosed that it had controls in place requiring that the Chairman recuse himself from transactions with companies in which he had a conflict of interest. Despite this disclosure, the SEC alleged that no such controls existed and the Chairman's practice of recusal was both inconsistent and ad hoc, repeatedly approving related-party transactions, including a $75 million deal.
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Joel D. Rothman
Joel D. Rothman is an attorney who handles commercial, securities, insurance, and employment litigation matters for Mintz clients. Joel advises institutional investors on securities class actions, represents shareholders in merger disputes, and counsels insurers in coverage disputes.
Kevin C. Mortimer
Kevin C. Mortimer is a Mintz Associate who handles an array of litigation matters. He provides a well-informed perspective on real estate disputes, land use law, and construction law, leveraging his experience as a project management operational consultant.


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Susan Scholz and Andreas Schumann digging up horns.
Weingut Odinstal isn't easy to find. The challenge is to spot the narrow path from the nearby village of Wachenheim, and follow it up a steep slope – at 350 metres above sea level, these are the highest vineyards in the region. Finally, there is the stone house with the wide kitchen, where owner Thomas Hensel offers coffee.
Outside is a vineyard and a couple of fields surrounded by forest. The green grass contrasts with the intense blue sky and an abundance of plants spring between the vines. "That's a carrot," says Schumann. "Those are lupins." The flowers are there to keep the insects well fed. "It's important to have insects in the vineyard," he explains. "If you have insects that eat the things that eat the grapes, then you have balance and you never need insecticides." Raw wool is tied to the end of each vine row to keep the deer away, because they don't like the smell of fleece.
The next field, bordered by fruit trees, will soon be occupied by Charolais cows, whose manure is used for compost. In winter, the cows go back home. It's a good arrangement, says Schumann, though difficult to arrange. "Do you know any cow farmers in Deidesheim?" he says, naming local villages. "In Neustadt?" A rhetorical question, the answer is "no". "Everything here is a monoculture," he says.
Assistant winemaker Susan Scholz is poking around a circle with wooden staves sticking out of it. This is the pit where the horns are buried. Schumann insists that mobile phones be switched to flight mode, so nothing electromagnetic affects the procedure, and starts digging. The soils here are a mix of sandstone, basalt, and the Keuper marl and limestone soils also found in Alsace. "In biodynamie, we think that the farm is like a human being, but turned around," explains Schumann, "so this area, where all the humus is, is more like the stomach where all these processes are going on, and the plants that are growing out are more like the arms and the legs, and down in the mineral area is the brain." So the horns have spent a season in contact with the farm's brain.
Schumann finds the first horn, packed with manure that now smells like cellar earth. A tiny quantity – known as preparation 500 – will be diluted in water that's vigorously stirred for up to an hour ('dynamised') – before being sprayed over the vineyard. The use of this preparation is mandatory in biodynamics; observing the lunar calendar is also important.
Despite the extra work involved, there is growing interest in biodynamic techniques, as more specialist importers and leading wine figures champion the wines. Winemaker Paul Dolan, president of Demeter USA, says the US has about 80 certified wineries and/or vineyards. "We're noting that some of these large organic brands are starting to recognise that there's something beyond organic, so they've been exploring the idea of biodynamics," he says. Not only that, but Whole Foods is so keen to stock more biodynamic product, it's partnering with farmers to help them convert.
In 1909, German scientists Haber and Bosch created the first artificial fertilisers, increasing yields by a factor of six. But this new bounty came at a cost: small farms disappeared and farmers noticed a deterioration in the health and quality of their crops. Austrian philosopher and polymath Rudolf Steiner was appalled by the scientific materialism that was changing farming. An influential 'spiritual scientist', he was renowned through Austria and Germany for his insights; people found him convincing, even when he was expounding on gnomes, or explaining how cosmic forces kept the British Isles from floating away.
In June 1924, an influential group came together in Koberwitz Castle in Poland to hear Steiner's solutions to the agricultural crisis. Steiner said the farm should be considered a self-sustaining organism. Only that which was found in nature could be used; further, farmers should draw cosmic forces down into the soil, which they could do by spraying the fields with special preparations. His eight lectures are now known as the Agriculture Course.
Ehrenfried Pfeiffer, one of Steiner's followers, spread the principles of this new 'biodynamic' farming internationally, yet it never really took off outside Germany. Although the growing environmental awareness of the 1970s brought a few people into biodynamics, they remained relative loners. That changed when a handful of top European wineries, such as Domaine Leflaive in Burgundy, began working biodynamically in the 1990s. The presence of such players gave biodynamics enormous credibility – and generated a backlash.
It's tempting to dismiss the criticisms as scientism, the belief that the only form of knowledge comes through the scientific method. But since biodynamics claims to have an impact on the material world – the realm of science – the science can't be ignored.
When it comes to 'cosmic forces', the literature is sparse, with few robust studies done of lunar planting. What's known is that the popular idea that the moon affects tides, and therefore must affect anything with water (such as plants) is based on a misunderstanding. In response to Meininger's questions, astronomer Phil Plait from the Bad Astronomy blog replied, "The idea that the moon affects wine in this way cannot possibly work." He said it relied on the mistaken belief that the moon affects things made of water. "What's really happening is that the moon's gravity weakens with distance, so it pulls on the side of the earth facing it a teeny bit harder than the side facing away. That stretches the earth a little bit, causing bulges on either side of the earth that we call tidal bulges." As the earth moves, the oceans slosh. Plait says plants are simply too tiny to be affected by the moon's gravity.
Across all the research, it has to be said, the reported differences between organic and biodynamic are generally small. What the research doesn't capture, though, is the liveliness of so many biodynamic farms, with their profusion of plant and animal species.
Schumann says the real pleasure of working exclusively with what comes from the land is that "there is only the taste of the place. What else could there be?" He takes the horns up the hill and removes the manure, pleased with the result. Nearby are some quartz crystals, ready to be pounded with the pestle made by a local smith. Making the silica preparation is hard work – your correspondent barely managed to smash a single rock before giving up. Schumann heads into the tiny cellar and pours samples: Riesling, Auxerrois, Weissburgunder, and Gewürztraminer. Although still in tank, these wines are well structured, with a lovely balance of fruit and acidity. Odinstal produces around 30,000 cases a year, and never advertises or enters competitions, as their wines are snapped up by the on-trade.
In the end, it's possible that biodynamics works because it forces the farmer to pay close attention to the land. Or it could be there are active ingredients in the preparations. Regardless, Odinstal's wines are beautiful.


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E3 Recap: Day Two
By psychotrip
Day 2 of E3 has come and gone, with showcases from Microsoft, The PC gaming community, Ubisoft, and Sony. Each conference had a ton of content, and there was far too much to cover in a single article, but here are the highlights from each.
The day started with the Microsoft conference, which showcased a variety of games, multi-platform crossplay, and an intriguing but rather confusing series of advertisements for the new Xbox 1 consoles. The Xbox 1 S is a smaller, sleeker version of the standard Xbox 1 with an increased HDD capacity (no release date has been set), while Project Scorpio is the working title for a new, more advanced version of the Xbox 1 with 4k visuals, an 8 core processor, and full VR support, slated for release in 2017.
These new and improved versions of the consoles have been met with a mix of excitement and skepticism from the gaming community at large. Questions abound: how much will this cost? How often is Microsoft planning on releasing these "improved" versions of their standard hardware? Microsoft has assured us that "no version of Xbox 1 will be left behind". Still, many remain worried that eventually the Xbox 1 they paid for will be left in the dust, as games are optimized for its more powerful cousins. Will it even be worth it for developers to make games for Scorpio, or will they continue to focus on the standard Xbox in order to reach the largest audience possible? Answers are still forthcoming.
A recurring topic during the conference was Xbox Play Anywhere: the ability to play games you buy digitally on both Xbox and Windows 10 with the same save data. Of course, with all the problems and controversy surrounding the Windows 10 gaming platform, this may end up being less attractive than it initially seems. Still, the added freedom this provides players is always welcome.
One of the highlights of the conference was FORZA HORIZON 3. Set in an open-world Australia, the game promises seamless multiplayer with your friends along with a diverse set of environments.
We also got a new gameplay trailer for WE HAPPY FEW. This game has been on many people's radar, including mine, for a long time. It seems almost unrecognizable from the procedurally generated rogue-like that we've seen on early-access. Still, this story-driven trailer was beautiful, intriguing, and incredibly unsettling.
The long awaited GWENT game has finally been announced. Based on the much-loved card game from THE WITCHER universe, one certainly hopes GWENT can stand on its own in the ever-expanding digital card game genre.
We saw some new gameplay footage of SCALEBOUND: a game about teenagers fighting monsters with the help of dragons. The scale and scope of this game is interesting, but the trailer was a bit garbled and confusing, and it featured a protagonist that suffers from what I like to call "punchable face syndrome". Still, I'm willing to give the people who made BAYONETTA, METAL GEAR RISING, and THE WONDERFUL 101 the benefit of the doubt for now.
A rather strange trailer for a game called INSIDE was presented. It's from the creators of LIMBO, and seems to be a similar 2.5D puzzle-platformer, but we know very little other than that.
We got some new gameplay footage for SEA OF THIEVES a colorful, stylized, cooperative pirate game where you and your friends search for treasure and fight off other players in naval combat.
We got new trailers and select gameplay footage from DEAD RISING 4 and STATE OF DECAY 2. The zombie fighter genre may be somewhat overplayed, but DEAD RISING 4 definitely stood out with its humorous Christmas theme and wacky combat.
TEKKEN 7 is coming to PC, PS4, and Xbox 1, with a new story mode to boot.
Fans of the HALO franchise will be excited for HALO WARS 2, which is hosting an open beta that already started by the time you're reading this.
Some other highlights included a gameplay demonstration of GEARS OF WAR 4, an impressive combat demo for FINAL FANTASY 15, featuring a boss fight with a colossal giant, and RECORE, a third person sci-fi shooter where you team up with various robotic pets.
Here's a link to the entire Microsoft Conference:
PC Gaming Show
The PC Gaming Show was chock-full of content, with new releases from AAA studios as well as more independent, experimental projects.
We got some gameplay footage of DAWN OF WAR 3, the upcoming strategy game set in the long-running Warhammer 40,000 universe. It seems there will be an increased focus on mech units, and the gameplay will supposedly be a hybrid of the traditional RTS mechanics of DAWN OF WAR 1 and the more action-oriented DAWN OF WAR 2.
A rather strange standout was GIANT COP, which seems to be a 70's themed game about a pair of giant hands spying on and micromanaging the lives of people in a scenic beachfront city. You really need to click the link to understand what this game is all about.
KILLING FLOOR: INCURSION is a VR spinoff of the horror-themed shooter KILLING FLOOR 2, with an even larger focus on terror. It's definitely worth keeping an eye on if you're a horror fan, and have enough disposable income to afford a VR headset.
We got some new footage of MOUNT AND BLADE 2: BANNERLORD, showcasing the new and improved siege mechanics. The game is the sequel to the critically acclaimed sandbox RPG, MOUNT AND BLADE, and promises to provide modders with all the tools the developers have to expand the game as they see fit.
OBSERVER is an intriguing horror game that asks the question: what if someone could hack into your mind and use your worst fears against you? It's an interesting concept to say the least.
Obsidian's new RPG, TYRANNY, takes place in a fantasy world where the bad guy already won. We saw a new trailer for it, and if its anything like Obsidian's previous RPG, PILLARS OF ETERNITY, then we are in for another story-heavy, choice-driven tactical RPG.
MIRAGE is a first person action game by the developers of CHIVALRY. It shares CHIVALRY's visceral combat system, but adds spell casting and a colorful art style to the formula as well. Personally, I've been hoping a game like this would show up eventually, combining the brutal combat of CHIVALRY with a more high-fantasy setting, and it's incredibly exciting that it is finally here.
DUAL UNIVERSE was one of the more ambitious games showcased today. Put simply, imagine a sandbox MMO that combines EVE, NO MAN'S SKY, and MINECRAFT. Basically, you build everything from scratch using voxels (basically very small, smooth MINECRAFT bricks), and persist in a massive, near-infinite universe along with every other person playing the game. It's the sort of game that sounds amazing on paper, but will require a lot of work to pull off properly.
You can watch the full PC gaming Show here.
The Ubisoft conference got off to a rather weird start, with its bizarrely choreographed showcase for JUST DANCE. I honestly thought I was on acid until I noticed everyone else in the Youtube comments section having the same bewildered reaction.
WHAT AM I LOOKING AT?!?!?!?!
Ubisoft announced two new DLCs for THE DIVISION: "Undergound" set in the subway and sewer systems beneath Manhattan, and a less detailed "Survival" DLC. But in light of THE DIVISION's troubled release, fraught with bugs, hackers, and a rapidly declining player base (on Steam at least), will anyone be left to play it?
We caught a glimpse of GHOST RECON: WILDLANDS, including a cinematic trailer and promises of an open world cooperative experience. The gameplay looked interesting, but it came along with some rather annoying, overly dramatic actors pretending to be players. We think this practice just ends up distracting from the reality of the game.
TRIALS OF THE BLOOD DRAGON, a bizarre yet exciting mashup of TRIALS and FAR CRY: BLOOD DRAGON, was both announced and released today on PC, Xbox 1, and PS4.
We also got to take a look at STEEP, a game about extreme sports and stunts set in the Alps. In the modern world of VR and 4k graphics, this is the perfect time for a game like this to come out. Personally, this was one of the announcements that stirred the most excitement today. It comes out this December.
STAR TREK: BRIDGE CREW, the VR game that places you on the bridge of a starship, was leaked a day or so ago, but we got some real footage and an official trailer for it at the conference. The game looks fun, but I'm a bit skeptical. How many of us have 3 friends who own a VR headset? It seems like an impressive tech demo, but not something that will be popular until VR becomes more common.
One major standout was FOR HONOR, a visceral and atmospheric hack-and-slash with 3 unique factions and massive battlegrounds.
SOUTH PARK: THE FRACTURED BUT WHOLE had me laughing out loud with its classic immature humor. The story is described as SOUTH PARK's version of Marvel's CIVIL WAR, and allows you to create your own superhero class. As an added bonus, if you pre-order the game, you get the previous game, THE STICK OF TRUTH, for free.
But the biggest highlight of the show was WATCH DOGS 2. Most would agree that the first game was enjoyable, but overhyped and under-performing, but the latest game seems much more colorful, livelier, and a bit more light-hearted. A little fun may be exactly what this series needs to reach its potential, and we are definitely excited.
Here's a link to the full Ubisoft conference:
Last but not least, Sony closed out the night starting with a surprise gameplay demo of GOD OF WAR. As previously rumored, they seem to be nixing the classic Greek aesthetic for a Norse one, with Kratos and his young son living in a distant mountain range. We're not sure if this is the same Kratos as the one we've come to know, or if this is an entirely alternate universe, but it definitely has us intrigued.
DAYS GONE, a zombie-apocalypse game about bikers in the pacific northwest, got both a trailer and a gameplay demonstration later in the night. Despite being yet another zombie game, the style and setting of this one may set it apart from the masses.
THE LAST GUARDIAN, after all these years, has finally received an official release date: October 25th 2016. What can even be said about this game, and its place in the gaming community? It's from the maker of ECO and SHADOW OF THE COLOSSUS, and centers around a boy being guided through a dangerous world by an adorable monster. This game was announced in 2009, and we've been left in the dark ever since. Hopefully, after all this time, the payoff will be satisfying.
We caught a glimpse of a gameplay trailer for HORIZON: ZERO DAWN, an action-adventure game set in the distant future and centering on a primitive tribe fighting off ancient machines. The open world is lush, colorful and full of strangely mechanical wildlife. It seems to have a Bioware-style choice and dialogue system as well. It all comes together to create a rather strange combination of genres and settings, but the gaming sphere needs more creativity, and we look forward to seeing what this game has to offer.
We saw a trailer for DETROIT: BECOME HUMAN, a futuristic crime drama where you play as an android detective. It seemed pretty cool, like a cross between LA NOIRE and DEUS EX, with branching paths and multiple endings. That being said, it's a David Cage game, so it's hard to say anything with certainty until release.
RESIDENT EVIL 7 seems to be going back to its survival horror roots, if the first-person, OUTLAST-style trailer is to be believed. Apparently the game will be VR compatible, but we don't recommend it for the faint of heart.
The Playstation VR is releasing on October 13th for $399. With all these new VR platforms being released, this one may get lost in the fray, but hopefully the Playstation VR's promise of 50 exclusive games will attract those willing to pay the hefty price point.
Most of the exclusives shown were VR counterparts to already existing games, so we'll have to wait and if any of them are worth the price of entry.
The new CALL OF DUTY: INFINITE WARFARE surprised everyone with its rather impressive space-combat, complete with zero gravity, grappling-hook combat (you'll have to click the link for that to make any sense). Honestly, I'm somewhat excited for this, and I've never been a fan of CALL OF DUTY at all. I think a lot of people just assumed this would be another vaguely futuristic FPS, but now that they seem to be going all the way with the sci-fi theme, it may be a worthwhile experience.
In one of the more exciting news for those who grew up on their Playstations, the CRASH BANDICOOT trilogy is getting a remastered edition. Additionally, he's also coming to SKYLANDERS: IMAGINATORS, which will also let you create your own character.
SPIDER-MAN is getting a new game as well. We didn't see much gameplay, but hopefully it can live up to its beloved predecessor SPIDER-MAN 2.
But the show was stolen by Hideo Kojima, one of the most beloved game developers of all time. His new game, DEATH STRANDING, starring Norman Reedus, seems mysterious, creepy, and more than a bit weird, exactly what we've come to expect from Mr. Kojima.
You can watch the full Sony Conference right here:
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Якобсон — фамилия.

Известные носители:

 Якобсон, Авигдор (1869—1934) — деятель сионистского движения, дипломат и публицист.

 Якобсон, Александра Николаевна (1903—1966) — советский художник-график, иллюстратор детских книг, мастер станковой литографии, представитель ленинградской школы графики.

 Якобсон, Арон Шалвович (1958—2018) — израильский художник-живописец.
 Якобсон, Аугуст Михкелевич (1904—1963) — эстонский советский драматург, государственный и партийный деятель.
 Якобсон, Валентин (1922—2005) — латвийский писатель и переводчик.
 Якобсон, Вальфрид (1895—1980) — эстонский дирижёр.
 Якобсон, Ван (род. 1950) — специалист в области информатики.

 Якобсон, Георгий Георгиевич (1871—1926) — русский энтомолог.

 Якобсон, Гун (1930—1996) — шведская писательница.

 Якобсон, Дора (1908—1983) — шведский физиолог и эндокринолог.
 Якобсон, Елена Вильгельмовна (в замужестве Гладилина; 1937—2003) — российская пианистка и музыкальный педагог.
 Якобсон, Зигфрид (1881—1926) — немецкий театральный критик.
 Якобсон, Иван Давидович (1800—1874) — российский государственный и военный деятель.
 Якобсон, Ивар (род. 1939) — шведский учёный в области информатики, доктор философии.
 Якобсон, Идель (1904—1997) — деятель советских органов госбезопасности, подполковник, следователь.
 Якобсон, Израиль (Israel Jacobson; 1768—1828) — немецкий филантроп и реформист.
 Якобсон, Карл Роберт (1841—1882) — эстонский писатель, публицист и педагог, журналист, просветитель.
 Якобссон, Карл-Альфред (1926—2015) — шведский футболист.
 Якобсон, Константин Александрович (род. 1945) — российский дирижёр, искусствовед и музыкальный педагог.
 Якобсон, Лев Ильич (род. 1949) — российский учёный, экономист и педагог.
 Якобсон, Леонид Вениаминович (1904—1975) — советский артист балета, балетмейстер.
 Якобсон, Леопольд Яковлевич (1850—1911) — инженер-механик русского флота, генерал-лейтенант Корпуса Морского ведомства Российской империи.
 Якобсон, Людвиг Левин (1783—1843) — датский анатом и физиолог.
 Якобсон, Макс (1923—2013) — финский дипломат и политик.
 Якобсон, Павел Максимович (1902—1979) — советский психолог, специалист в области психологии чувств и эмоций.
 Якобсон, Пётр Васильевич (1890—1973) — инженер-механик, специалист в области тепловозостроения, лауреат Сталинской премии.
 Якобсон, Роман Осипович (1896—1982) — российский и американский лингвист, литературовед и педагог.
 Якобсон, Самуил Иванович (1896—1940) — советский партийный деятель.
 Якобсон, Симон (1839—1902) — американский скрипач и музыкальный педагог.
 Якобсон, Эдмунд (1888—1983) — американский врач, физиолог и психиатр.
 Якобсон, Эдуард Магнус (1847—1903) — эстонский художник и ксилограф, баптистский проповедник.
 Якобсон, Эдуард (1833—1897) — немецкий писатель.
 Якобсон, Юрий Артурович (1915—2004) — историк.
 Якобсон, Яков Максимович (1910—1987) — советский ученый в области технологии бетона и железобетона.
 Якобсон, Янис Янович (род. 1953) — советский и российский актёр.

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См. также
 Орган Якобсона (вомероназальный орган) — периферический отдел дополнительной обонятельной системы некоторых позвоночных животных.
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