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The Pressure of Being a Smart Girl
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BY Aleeza Abinuman | Jun 22, 2017
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I've always been an honor student ever since I started studying. My grades were consistently high and I was always part of the group that marched last during recognition days or graduations because I had special awards. Time and again, I was a role model, taking home certificates and ribbons and medals, my parents always proudly smiling at my side as the cameras flashed.
Around the fourth grade, I started breaking down from the pressure. There were expectations from every side of the family bearing down on me like the whole world. My grades dropped, and I fell from the Top 3 in our grade level.
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Despite this, I was still encouraged to enroll in a Science High School and surprisingly, I passed. My parents were thrilled, but I felt down. What would it be like there? Will I excel or will I fail? I tried not to think about it, but it lulled at the back of my mind.
My four years in a Science High School taught me one main thing: You may not be the top notcher, but you're the best in your own way. Unlike in elementary school, I never became an honor student in high school and never had an award for academics. But I felt like I fit in with the people there and the environment. We joined forces in trying to understand a lesson, and we patted each other's backs as we received our test scores. I didn't feel pressured to be anything or anyone. I was just the writer, the project conceptualizer, the graphic artist because I wanted to be that.
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I was busy and rather stressed most of the time, but I still enjoyed what I did. Everyone accepted me for who I am, and encouraged me to improve. If I didn't exactly meet the expected grade, people were sympathetic, saying that it's okay and I can do better.
Unfortunately, I had to transfer schools for senior high because my chosen strand, which is the ABM strand, was not being offered by my school. The new school was promising and I felt confident that I could adapt quite easily, despite not having any friends friends yet. Before the start of the school year, I decided that I would lay low and not draw too much attention to myself.
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That plan failed. From the very beginning, even as I tried to be somewhat quiet about it, my background as a Science High School graduate was emphasized. I was questioned as to why I chose ABM as a strand instead of STEM, and why I did not want to be a doctor.
I was questioned as to why I chose ABM as a strand instead of STEM, and why I did not want to be a doctor.
It didn't help either that I seemed to excel in most of my subjects, earning praise from my teachers and my peers. I couldn't seem to shut off my skills when I wanted to hide and not have attention drawn to me.
It was more difficult this time to meet expectations, since almost everyone looked at me like I was the one who should be followed, like everything I did and said was automatically right. I was assigned to be a leader several times, I was one of the people they turned to for answers. They viewed me as someone who could always have high scores.
But I knew I couldn't do it. I knew that I was going to get a low grade, and then I worried about what they would think of me and my previous school. Out of everything I was afraid of, I was terrified of being disappointed in myself.
Soon enough, I dropped from the top 10 ranking and I was asked again and again: What happened? I didn't want to discuss it.
I think it was the stress, I think I let the pressure get to me again and I let it tear me down. I wanted to go back to my old school. I wanted to feel like it was okay to not have high grades anymore. I wanted to not have any eyes on me anymore every time I did something. I didn't want the constant questions or the assumption that I knew absolutely everything.
I wanted to feel like it was okay to not have high grades anymore.
These expectations follow me around to this day and it bothers me because in truth, I'm really just ordinary. I'm good at English, and sometimes I have a hard time solving Math problems. Yes, I came from a Science High School, but there are some areas of Science that I can't excel in. I have my skills and capabilities, and I have my weaknesses, which I do not deny.
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I guess what I'm saying is we are all capable of doing different things. Even the ones who appear to be brilliant at first can still have downfalls. Someone's background in education is not always the best basis for how good they are, nor should it define what they should be. We are all good at something, and although some may be better at other things, you shouldn't downgrade yourself.
Someone's background in education is not always the best basis for how good they are, nor should it define what they should be.
Lesson learned: Don't doubt yourself. If you can do it, do it. It's okay to be a little better than others at some subjects, and it's okay to not be as great with other subjects. It doesn't mean that you can't do great things, no matter where you came from.
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Jack Kramer defeated Tom Brown 9–7, 6–3, 6–0 in the final to win the men's singles tennis title at the 1946 U.S. National Championships.

Seeds
The seeded players are listed below. Jack Kramer is the champion; others show the round in which they were eliminated.

  Frank Parker (quarterfinals)
  Yvon Petra (second round)
  Jack Kramer (champion)
  Alejo Russell (fourth round)
  Gardnar Mulloy (semifinals)
  Pierre Pellizza (fourth round)
  Bill Talbert (quarterfinals)
  Felicisimo Ampon (third round)
  Donald McNeill (quarterfinals)
  Enrique Morea (first round)
  Tom Brown (finalist)
  Harry Hopman (second round)
  Pancho Segura (quarterfinals)
  Bernard Destremau (first round)
  Robert Falkenburg (semifinals)
  Philippe Washer (second round)
  Seymour Greenberg (fourth round)
  Robert Barnes (third round)
  Frank Guernsey (third round)
  Derrick Barton (third round)

Draw

Key
 Q = Qualifier
 WC = Wild card
 LL = Lucky loser
 r = Retired

Final eight

Earlier rounds

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Section 5

Section 6

Section 7

Section 8

References

External links
 1946 U.S. National Championships on ITFtennis.com, the source for this draw

Men's Singles
1946

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None of the names are especially new, but worth passing along anyway.
* LaQuan Williams tried to practice last night, but his foot was bothering him. The sophomore wideout is going to visit a doctor Friday, and Friedgen said they would try to get Williams some orthotics.
"I don't know if he'll be ready or not," Friedgen said.
Friedgen said Armstrong tried to go last night, so that is probably pretty encouraging for his availability for a game still three weeks away.


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I'm sure I can get this to work by changing my program to ctx.lookup("Foo") but that's not fixing the root of the problem. For reasons specific to my application that I won't bore you with here I want client programs to use the ejb/foo/WhateverTheName for lookups.
Why is JBoss seemingly not recognizing my specified jndi-name values in jboss.xml? I have seen tons of posts and answers related to "ejb not bound" but the cause in all cases is the person using something else in the lookup call. My pending solution is the opposite, I want to change the JBoss notion of the global JNDI name to match my lookup.
to my jboss.xml based on what I saw in a post and it didn't fix the problem. It gives the same error. Nor did this seem like the right solution jndi-name should be sufficient. There's something else that must need to be done for JBoss to "see" it.
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South Korea's annual Hoguk military exercise which include elements of the South's army, navy, air force and marine corps will
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South Korea's annual Hoguk military exercise which include elements of the South's army, navy, air force and marine corps will conclude today.
This year's iteration of the Hoguk drills come amid high tensions between North and South Korea because of Pyongyang's recent flurry of missile tests. Near the end of September, North Korea announced that it had successfully tested a hypersonic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. It followed this announcement with a declaration in October that the country had fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile. The significant advancement in the technological sophistication of Pyongyang's latest launches will likely increase Seoul's anxiety moving forward.
Expect South Korea to respond to the North's escalatory missile tests by increasing the frequency of military exercises like Hoguk, heightening coordination with the US and investing in offensive weapons and missile defense systems. South Korea is likely to focus its efforts on mastering submarine-launched ballistic missile technology—which it only recently acquired—and developing a robust multi-layered air defense network. In the medium- to long-term, the continued heightening of tensions and the escalation of missile tests on both sides could devolve into an uncontrollable arms race, which would be detrimental to regional security and global peace.


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How Coug Are You?
It was nearing midnight one Wednesday in October 2003, and Tom Pounds ('81 Engr.) was up with his mother at his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, piecing together a giant flag with his university logo. At dawn the next morning, he began a two-day drive to the University of Texas campus in Austin to stand in a mass of unruly football fans and wave the Washington State University banner on a pole for a few minutes on TV.
Each fall football weekend, ESPN sends a crew to the biggest game to present a live televised show prior to kick-off. On this weekend, Pounds had a mission.
"I don't know why I did it," says the first Cougar to wave a WSU flag on camera for an ESPN Gameday broadcast miles from where a WSU game was being played. "School spirit?"
By driving 800 miles and displaying his school logo in the midst of a screaming, waving crowd and on television, Pounds started a national movement. Nobody asked him to. No one paid him. And close to no one knew about it.
"Here I was, 45 in the midst of a bunch of 20-something kids," says the electrical engineer. "I got funny looks, and people swore at me."
Pounds didn't care that WSU had nothing to do with that Saturday game between Texas and Kansas State. "It was just something fun to do," he says. "I'm always up for something unique."
Cougar fans around the country noticed the WSU flag and wondered why they were seeing it on a broadcast from Texas on a day the Cougars were playing in Pullman.
Brent Schwartz, a student at Northwestern College in St. Paul, Minnesota, was taken with the idea. Two weeks after Pounds's display, the younger Cougar fan drove 250 miles to wave the flag during the broadcast for a game in Madison, Wisconsin. That weekend, the Cougars were playing in Palo Alto.
Then John Bley, whose father Johnny was captain of the Washington State College football team in 1935, volunteered his daughter to take that same flag and wave it during the next broadcast in Bowling Green, Ohio. The Cougs were playing Oregon State in Pullman.
"My dad had died a year before," says Bley, of Olympia. "I called my daughter up and said, 'This is a goofy idea, but college kids like to do goofy things.'"
From there it snowballed, as the flag that Pounds made was Fed-Ex-ed around the country for Gameday events. The banner didn't make it to every single broadcast in 2003, but by 2004, a cadre of volunteers was eager to drive hundreds of miles at their own expense to wave the flag in the background of every broadcast. It was all voluntary and all informal-a thankless duty, since the flag-wavers were never visible on camera. "When you consider the show is an hour and a half, with commercials, close-ups, and taped segments, the actual live time on the air with a crowd shot is actually only five minutes," says Pounds. "It's only then that you hoist the flag and you wave it like crazy."
Why did they do it? "You're trying to explain the unexplainable," says Bley. "There's just something that seems extremely unique about the experience at Washington State and Cougar football. Maybe it has something to do with the location [of the school], or a team that continues to confound. The fans get attracted to that, and they do extraordinary things."
There's a special connection people feel for this university, a connection that doesn't have anything to do with whether the football team is winning or losing, or even playing. It's a connection that makes them declare their love for WSU in ways both odd and public. They drive hundreds of miles to get a flag on TV. They paint a new car in Cougar colors. They plant several hundred pounds of cougar-shaped concrete in their yard. They cover an airplane in crimson and grey to proclaim WSU from the sky.
"I'm almost embarrassed," says veterinarian and pilot Kim Nicholas, laughing. "It's not like I'm a crackpot."
Nicholas recently completed his kit RV-9, a two-seater airplane, which he painted white with crimson striping. The interior is Cougar gray with crimson highlighting. "And I'm looking for stickers with the cougar footprint," to put on his wheel pants.
Nicholas came to WSU in 1975, earned his first bachelor's degree in 1979, then another, followed by a master's degree and finally a doctorate in veterinary medicine in 1984.
Now a veterinarian with a busy practice in Renton, a family, and plenty of other interests, he can't seem to break free of his Cougar ties.
"I spent nine years there," he says. "I think my connection with the school has to do a little bit with brainwashing. It's like Stockholm syndrome-you know, where you fall in love with your captor."
Linda Arthur, a sociologist and professor in the Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design, and Textiles (AMDT), says this Cougar attachment starts early, sometimes before students hit WSU as undergraduates. Trained to look at how people present and identify themselves with material goods, Arthur is fascinated with the way students are identifying with the school.
Arthur, who studies the social, cultural, and psychological aspects of dress and has done research at two other universities before coming to WSU, says the situation here is unique. "I've never been in such a place where the connection to the school is so manifest," she says. Businesses around town identify themselves with Cougar logos, Pullman residents don't go out without their WSU gear on, and people build special WSU-themed rooms in their houses.
But these displays aren't limited to Pullman, says Arthur. "What is it about this institution that keeps people connected throughout their lives?" she wonders.
With the help of her AMDT students, she set out to capture the components of student culture and the connections in their early stages. "We're looking at how Cougs show their Cougness," she says. "We're calling it 'WAZZU style.'"
First, they broke the students down into the four typical sub-cultures-collegiate, non-conformist, academic, and vocational/professional students. Then Arthur and colleague Mark Konty started to look at the ideocultures, or sub-subcultures. Through surveys of 1,200 undergraduates and alumni, they found that 65 percent of the student body fits the collegiate subculture, which includes members of the Greek system and athletes. It also includes a large percentage of students who follow WAZZU style, which Arthur describes as a no-fuss, easy-going approach to clothes and attitude.
WAZZU style has no designer labels, but always some identifying WSU element, whether it's the color or the logo, and there's usually a flavor of defiance in the outfit and in the way the students carry themselves. "I'm thinking about the sweatshirts that say, "Damn right I'm a Coug," says Arthur.
The sociologist has several theories as to how and why this strong attachment to the school is formed. One is Pullman's isolation, nearly 100 miles from the nearest freeway and more than an hour from a major urban center.
Another is that WSU has historically been seen as a safe haven in a world of colleges and universities that reject more students than they accept. Arthur points to Washington's other big university, which is sometimes seen as aloof and elitist. Yet there has always been a place for students at WSU, she says.
Finally, of the students exhibiting WAZZU style, some had a family connection to the University, be it a parent, grandparent, sibling, or aunt or uncle who attended. For them, being a Cougar is more than just a college decision, says Arthur.
For some, the Cougar family is as important as their own. For others it is one and the same.
When Bruce Fritch ('76 Ag.) of Snohomish passed away in 2003, his family decided to memorialize his love for his alma mater by putting the Cougar logo on the back of his headstone.
Fritch had made great friendships at WSU and found Pullman to be a home away from home, says his family. His fondness for the school lasted long past graduation.
"It just made sense," says his brother Randy Fritch ('79 Ag. Eng.). "All
the kids have graduated from WSU, and it's a pretty big part of our lives."
For good reason, universities try to create environments where students are surrounded by a cohort of like-minded classmates, providing a sense of safety and attachment, says Arthur. "If there's a cohort surrounding a student, the student is going to last in school longer. I think WSU figured that out a long time ago. The interpersonal relationships and the bonding and the emotional side of being connected to the school are things this university has done well for a long time."
Wayne and Barb Bradford left Pullman in the late 1950s, but even now they think of WSU every day, every time they climb into their 2002 Mini Cooper, which they call their "Cougar Cooper." Barb ('58 Ed.) didn't want to paint it, but the more Wayne ('58 Ed.) looked at it, the more sure he was. "It just had to be red. That's all there is to it," he says. "But the top was white, and it just cried out to be silver or grey."
Once the colors were set, the rally stripe along the body with the letters "WSU" and the Cougar logo on the gas tank lid came easily. Barb now happily drives it to the grocery store and expertly fields questions from the curious. Last summer the couple polished it up for a British car show in Bellevue.
Wayne has a dream of one day bringing the Cougar Cooper to a football weekend in Pullman. "I'm hoping that one game we can put Butch through the sunroof and drive him onto the field," he says.
When it comes to cars, most people make their WSU statement in a subtler way: with their license plates. Last year, 11,246 people either purchased or renewed WSU plates. (UW alums only bought 4,581.)
Maybe you have one of those plates, and maybe there's a stack of WSU sweatshirts in your closet. Or you might buy your granddaughter a crimson cheerleader uniform and a Barbie to match. Maybe you have a Cougar welcome mat and a Cougar flag in your yard. You might even have a Cougar room in your basement. But even if you have all of these things, you're not really trying hard enough.
Look at Al Sorensen, ('89 Soc. Sci.), who has a life-sized concrete cougar peering from a flower bed in front of his Hall Drive home in Pullman.
It looks so real, that a Pullman police officer reported it and called for backup, says Sorensen. Another officer recognized it as the Sorensen's 300-pound lawn ornament and called off the investigation.
"He must have been new," says Sorensen, explaining that the tan-painted cougar has been in place for about a year, ever since he and his wife Shona bid on it during a local auction. "It was our anniversary present to each other," he says.
Sorensen was practically raised on campus. He came with his family to Pullman at the age of five when his father joined the faculty at WSU. The school has always been part of his sense of self, he says. "Once you're in the Cougar family, you're always in the Cougar family."
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Annapurna Guide April 10, 2017 November 4, 2020
Annapurna Circuit After Road Construction
In this article, today, we are going to discuss the Annapurna Circuit Trek route and Annapurna Circuit After Road Construction.
The Highlights of Annapurna Circuit Trek
Reason for Annapurna Circuit Trek Being Famous
How to Find and Follow the New Trails?
Effects of the 2015 Earthquake
As soon as one hears the name Nepal, beautiful visions of snow-clad mountains, serene trekking trails, terraced fields, and traditional people cross their minds. For trekkers who have been coming to Nepal for the mountain adventures, the Annapurna region has been a treat offering the thrills, tranquility, and fun that only an ultimate trek can provide and the Annapurna Circuit trek is just that!
Annapurna range comprises of four peaks with the highest at an elevation of 8091meters being the 10th highest mountain in the world. Annapurna has been the ultimate adventure destination for trekkers with its deepest gorge and highest pass. After being opened to international tourists after 1980, this region has been making its own image as a culturally and beautifully pleasing trekking trail.
Annapurna circuit trek is the longest trek in Nepal that takes about 18 – 23 days to complete. The trail is 150 miles long and covers the majesty of the mountains, beauty of the hills along with the thrills and serenity of treks. With crystal clear skies and moderate weather most of the year, the best time to complete the trek is from March to May in spring and September to December in autumn.
The trek with its diverse terrain (from sub-tropical lowlands to alpine meadows and then desert plateaus) provides a truly unique experience. The trek is naturally endowed with the trails covered with orchids and birds of various species and sightings of animals like monkeys, leopards, and deer among many others. As you move from one village to the next, you will stay at teahouses and lodges getting acquainted with people of different ethnicities. The friendly people and their warm hospitality will make every day a fun, cultural experience.
The highest pass in the world, Thorung-la pass at 5416 meters
The deepest gorge of Kali Gandaki
Glaciers and high altitude treks
Monasteries, traditional villages, and vantage points
Sacred pilgrim site of Muktinath
The circuit trail begins at Dumre at 605 m and ends at Beni. While many trekkers prefer to complete the circuit counterclockwise for better acclimatization, it can also be completed clockwise. The government decided to construct the road in the region in order to develop the rural areas and to make the amenities more accessible for tourists. The road construction had begun from both sides and has now reached to Chame in Manang and Phedi in Mustang.
The circuit was 23 days of natural trails among pristine valleys and scenic landscapes around the 10th highest mountain in the world. With the road construction, the trekking trail has been reduced to only 5 days of walking. This has ruined the natural feel and thrill of the trek as every point along the trek is easily accessible by road. Many believe that road construction has completely ruined the most beautiful and thrilling trek in the world.
Many trekkers are already switching to alternative treks like Manaslu circuit, Tsum Valley, and Nar Phu valley treks with off the beaten trails. The road construction has also been a blessing for biking companies as many bikers travel to various points in the trail through Beni, Ghasa, Marpha, Jomsom, and Kagbeni.
As an alternative to the roads, the government has been collaborating with Annapurna Conservation Area Project to open different trails off the road to preserve the natural and thrilling experience of the trek. Natural Annapurna Trekking Trails (NATT) have been tried and tested by various trekkers who have done the circuit before and Annapurna circuit after road construction and find it even better!
For those who do not want to cheat on the duration, thrill, and length of the trip, these trips still provide the same excitement as the circuit did before the road construction.
These are various other reasons why the Annapurna circuit is still one of the best treks in the world.
The circuit trek can be extended to still isolated and thrilling points like Tilicho Lake and Dhaulagiri Icefall. The Natural Annapurna trekking trails with diversions and additional options provide trekkers with a number of other alternatives. The new routes have been highly preferred by trekkers and find the trek even more exciting. People should follow the map, pay great attention to routes and safety details.
Tilicho is the lake at the highest elevation in the world. It is also home to snow leopards and one gets to enjoy pristine and tranquil beauty in such elevation. One can even travel to Mustang from Jomsom.
You can still enjoy the traditional culture and lifestyles of the people on the trails. You can take part in their daily lives to major festivals. One of such famous festival is the Yartung festival. It is mostly celebrated in Kagbeni, Mustang, and Upper Mustang. People are dressed in their traditional attires for the gatherings and celebrate with drinks. The highlight of the festival is the horse race where many men and women participate.
Muktinath is one of the holy sites for Hindus all over the world. It is believed that people who travel to Muktinath and worship the god receive Moksha or salvation. It is a truly religious and serene experience to visit this holy site with hundreds of devotees, the natural spring, and the eternal flame.
The circuit trail is filled with places famous for their rich biodiversity with unique flora and fauna. The migratory cranes from Siberia can be spotted during the months of October and November. Musk deer, Blue sheep, snow leopard, Himalayan Griffon, Lammergeier, pheasants are some of the animals spotted on the trails.
Marpha village and its apple products (that include apples, candy, and brandy) are famous among local and foreign tourists alike.
Homestay experiences at Sirung and Odar waypoint.
Honey hunting at Syange is also famous as you get to witness how the locals retrieve the honey from the honeycombs hanging from the cliffs.
These aspects of the trek are still intact and allow you to experience the trail like it was before the road construction. The locals are delighted with the benefits of the construction that lead to proper health facilities, trade routes, and cheaper goods among many others. The newly opened trails have even better additions in Annapurna Circuit after road construction than the circuit did before.
The new trail has been marked with red and white or blue and white paints to show the new treks. Following these would ensure that you stay on the off beaten trails.
In 2015, Nepal was hit by an earthquake of magnitude 7.9 that lead to damage and loss of lives and property. Many places were hugely affected by the settlements, cattle to heritage sites. However, the trail and the buildings in the Annapurna region were largely spared by the earthquake damages of 2015. Different surveys and risk assessment teams have declared that only 1% of the route and 3% of the buildings were affected and are now safely operating their business.
Annapurna circuit trek is still the awesome, thrilling trek that it once was if you know where to find its hidden treasures.
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McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia
Longevity The Biblical narrative plainly ascribes to many individuals in the earlier history of the race lives far longer than what is held to be the present extreme limit, and we must therefore carefully consider the evidence upon which the general correctness of the numbers rests, and any independent evidence as to the length of life at this time. The statements in the Bible regarding longevity may be separated into two classes those given in genealogical lists, and those interspersed with the relation of events.
I. To the former class virtually belong all the statements relating to the longevity of the patriarchs before Abraham. These, as given by Moses in the Hebrew text, are as follows:
Infidelity has not failed, in various ages, to attack revelation on the score of the supposed absurdity of assigning to any class of men this lengthened term of existence. In reference to this, Josephus (Ant. 1:3, 3) remarks: "Let no one, upon comparing the lives of the ancients with our lives, and with the few years which we now live, think that what we say of them is false, or make the shortness of our lives at present an argument that neither did they attain to so long a duration of life." When we consider the compensating process which is going on, the marvel is that the human frame should not last longer than it does. Some, however, have supposed that the years above named are lunar, consisting of about thirty days; but this supposition, with a view to reduce the lives of the antediluvians to our standard, is replete with difficulties. At this rate, the whole time from the creation of man to the flood would not be more than about 140 years; and Methuselah himself would not have attained to the age which many even now do, whilst many must have had children when mere infants! Moses must therefore have meant solar, not lunar years — averaging as long as ours, although the ancients generally reckoned twelve months, of thirty days each, to the year. "Nor is there," observes St. Augustine (De Civ. Dei, 15:12), "any care to be given unto those who think that one of our ordinary years would make ten of the years of these times, being so short; and therefore, say they, 900 years of theirs are 90 of ours — their 10 is our 1, and their 100 our 10. Thus think they that Adam was but 20 years old when he begat Seth, and he but 201 when he begat Enos, whom the Scriptures call (the Sept. ver.) 205 years. For, as these men hold, the Scripture divided one year into ten parts, calling each part a year; and each part had a sixfold quadrate, because in six days God made the world. Now 6 times 6 is 36, which, multiplied by 10, makes 360 — i.e., twelve lunar months." Abarbanel, in his Comment. on Genesis v, states that some, professing Christianity, had fallen into the same mistake, viz. that Moses meant lunar, and not solar years. Ecclesiastical history does not inform us of this fact, except it be to it that Lactantius refers (2:12) when he speaks of one Varro: "The life of man, though temporary, was yet extended to 1000 years; of this Varro is so ignorant that, though known to all from the sacred writings, he would argue that the 1000 years of Moses were, according to the Egyptian mode of calculation, only 1000 months!" That the ancients computed time differently we learn from Pliny (Hist. Nat. 7), and also from Scaliger (De Emend. Temporum, 1); still this does not alter the case as above stated (see Heidegger, De Anno Patriarcharum, in his Hist. Patr. Amst. 1688, Zir. 1729).
⇒Bible concordance for LONGEVITY.
But it is asked, if Moses meant solar years, how came it to pass that the patriarchs did not begin to beget children at an earlier period than they are reported to have done? Seth was 105 years old, on the lowest calculation, when he begat Enos, and Methuselah 187 when Lamech was born! St. Augustine (1:15) explains this difficulty in a twofold manner by supposing,
1. Either that the age of puberty was later in proportion as the lives of the antediluvians were longer than ours, or,
⇒See also the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
2. That Moses does not record the first-born sons but as the order of the genealogy required, his object being to trace the succession from Adam, through Seth, to Abraham.
While the Jews have never questioned the longevity assigned by Moses to the patriarchs, they have yet disputed, in many instances, as to whether it was common to all men who lived up to the period when human life was contracted. Maimonides (More Nebochim, 2:47) takes this view. With this opinion Abarbanel, on Genesis v, agrees; Nachmanides, however, rejects it, and shows that the life of the descendants of Cain must have been quite as long as that of the Sethites, though not noticed by Moses; for only seven individuals of the former filled up the space which intervened between the death of Abel and the flood, whereas ten of the latter are enumerated. We have reason, then, to conclude that longevity was not confined to any peculiar tribe of the ante or post diluvian fathers, but was vouchsafed, in general, to all. Irenaeus (Adversvs Haeret. 5) informs us that some supposed that the fact of its being recorded that no one of the antediluvians named attained the age of 1000 years, was the fulfillment of the declaration (Genesis 3), "In the day thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die;" grounding the opinion, or rather conceit upon Ps 90:4, namely, that God's day is 1000 years.
As to the probable reasons why God so prolonged the life of man in the earlier ages of the world, and as to the subordinate means by which this might have been accomplished, Josephus says (Ant. 1.c.): "For those ancients were beloved of God, and lately made by God himself; and because their food was then fitter for the prolongation of life, they might well live so great a number of years; and because God afforded them a longer time of life on account of their virtue and the good use they made of it in astronomical and geometrical discoveries, which would not have afforded the time for foretelling the periods of the stars unless they had lived 600 years; for the great year is completed in that interval." To this he adds the testimony of many celebrated profane historians, who affirm that the ancients lived 1000 years. In the above passage Josephus enumerates four causes of the longevity of the earlier patriarchs.
1. As to the first, viz., their being dearer to God than other men, it is plain that it cannot be maintained; for the profligate descendants of Cain were equally longlived, as mentioned above, with others.
2. Neither can we agree in the second reason he assigns; because we find that Noah and others, though born so long subsequently to the creation of Adam, yet lived to as great an age, some of them to a greater age than he did.
3. If, again, it were right to attribute longevity to the superior quality of the food of the antediluvians, then the seasons, on which this depends, must, about Moses's time — for it was then that the term of human existence was reduced to its present standard — have assumed a fixed character. But no change at that time took place in the revolution of the heavenly bodies, by which the seasons of heat, cold, etc., are regulated: hence we must not assume that it was the nature of the fruits they ate which caused longevity.
4. How far the antediluvians had advanced in scientific research generally, and in astronomical discovery particularly, we are not informed; nor can we place any dependence upon what Josephus says about the two inscribed pillars which remained from the old world (see Ant. 1:2, 9). We are not, therefore, able to determine, with any confidence, that God permitted the earlier generations of man to live so long in order that they might arrive at a high degree of mental excellence. From the brief notices which the Scriptures afford of the character and habits of the antediluvians, we should rather infer that they had not advanced very far in discoveries in natural and experimental philosophy. SEE ANTEDILUVIANS. We must suppose that they did not reduce their language to alphabetical order; nor was it necessary to do so at a time when human life was so prolonged that the tradition of the creation passed through only two hands to Noah. It would seem that the book ascribed to Enoch is a work of postdiluvian origin (see Jurieu, Crit. Hist. 1:41). Possibly a want of mental employment, together with the labor they endured ere they were able to extract from the earth the necessaries of life, might have been some of the proximate causes of that degeneracy which led God in judgment to destroy the old world. If the antediluvians began to bear children at the age on an average of 100, and if they ceased to do so at 600 years (see Shuckford's Connect. 1:36), the world might then have been far more densely populated than it is now. Supposing, moreover, that the earth was no more productive antecedently than it was subsequently to the flood, and that the antediluvian fathers were ignorant of those mechanical arts which so much abridge human labor now, we can easily understand how difficult they must have found it to secure for themselves the common necessaries of life, and this the more so if animal food was not allowed them. The prolonged life, then, of the generations before the flood would seem to have been rather an evil than a blessing, leading as it did to the too rapid peopling of the earth. We can readily conceive how this might conduce to that awful state of things expressed in the words, "And the whole earth was filled with violence." In the absence of any well-regulated system of government, we can imagine what evils must have arisen: the unprincipled would oppress the weak, the crafty would outwit the unsuspecting, and, not having the fear of God before their eyes, destruction and misery would be in their ways. Still we must admire the providence of God in the longevity of man immediately after the creation and the flood. After the creation, when the world was to be peopled by one man and one woman, the age of the greatest part of those on record was 900 and upwards. But after the flood, when there were three couples to repeople the earth, none of the patriarchs except Shem reached the age of 500, and only the first three of his line, viz. Arphaxad, Salah, and Eber, came near that age, which was in the first century after the flood. In the second century we do not find that any attained the age of 240; and in the third century (about the latter end of which Abraham was born), none, except Terah, arrived at 200, by which time the world was so well peopled that they had built cities, and were formed into distinct nations under their respective kings (see Genesis 15; see also Usher and Petavius on the increase of mankind in the first three centuries after the flood).
II. The statements as to the length of the lives of Abraham and his nearer descendants, and some of his later, are so closely interwoven with the historical narrative, not alone in form, but in sense, that their general truth and its cannot be separated. Abraham's age at the birth of Isaac is a great fact in his history, equally attested in the Old Testament and in the New. Again, the longevity ascribed to Jacob is confirmed by the question of Pharaoh and the patriarch's remarkable answer, in which he makes his then age of 130 years less than the years of his ancestors (Ge 47:9), a minute point of agreement with the other chronological statements to be especially noted. At a later time, the age of Moses is attested by various statements in the Pentateuch, and in the New Test. on St. Stephen's authority, though it is to be observed that the mention of his having retained his strength to the end of his 120 years (De 34:7) is, perhaps, indicative of an unusual longevity. In the earlier part of the period following we notice similar instances in the case of Joshua, and, inferentially, in that of Othniel. Nothing in the Bible could be cited against this evidence, except it be the common explanation of Psalm 90 (esp. verse 10), combined with its ascription to Moses (see title).
That the common age of man has been the same in all times since the world was generally repeopled is manifest from profane as well as sacred history. Plato lived to the age of 81, and was accounted an old man; and those whom Pliny reckons up (7:48) as rare examples of long life may for the most part be equaled in modern times. It must be observed, however, that all the supposed famous modern instances of very great longevity, as those of Parr, Jackson, and the old countess of Desmond, have utterly broken down on examination, and that the registers of countries where records of such statistics have been kept prove no greater extreme than about 110 years. We may fortunately appeal to at least one contemporary instance. There is an Egyptian hieratic papyrus in the Bibliotheque at Paris bearing a moral discourse by one Ptah-hotp, apparently eldest son of Assa (B.C. cir. 1910-1860), the fifth king of the fifteenth dynasty, which was of shepherds. SEE EGYPT. At the conclusion, Ptah-hotp thus speaks of himself: "I have become an elder on the earth (or in the land); I have traversed a hundred and tell years of life by the gift of the king and the approval of the elders, fulfilling my duty towards the king in the place of favor (or blessing)" (Facsimile d'un Papyrus Egyptien, par E. Prisse d'Avennes, pl. 19, lines 7, 8). The natural inferences from this passage are, that Ptah-hotp wrote in the full possession of his mental faculties at the age of 110 years, and that his father was still reigning at the time, and therefore had attained the age of about 130 years, or more. The reigns assigned by Mahetho to the shepherd-kings of this dynasty seem indicative of a greater age than that of the Egyptian sovereigns (Cory, Ancient Fragments, 2d ed., pages 114, 136). SEE CHRONOLOGY.
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The Biennale of Sydney is always a good excuse to visit Cockatoo Island. Originally established as a convict penal establishment for re-offending convicts, it was then site of one of Australia's biggest shipyards in the 1800s. (Along with its industrial history, it also served for a time as an industrial school for girls!) It served as one of the main ship repair facilities during WWII. Since being decommissioned, and then becoming a UNESCO world-heritage-site in 2010, Cockatoo Island has enjoyed hosting numerous events in its retirement. One such event is the Biennale, held every other year at various venues around Sydney. Cockatoo Island is the largest venue; its large industrial spaces a great space for large-scale art installations.
As I mentioned in the previous blog post, I don't profess to know much about art. Some of it completely flummoxes me! Though I do appreciate the large-scale art that interacts with its space, and can appreciate the time and effort gone into the works. Some of the large pieces are impressively physically labour intensive. At any rate, it is always a joy to wander around Cockatoo Island... a mini escape, as it were. One point I will make, is to pack snacks. I went early in the week, and there were not many options for food. Very disappointing, having made the climb to the top of the island, only to discover there was no food. (If one wanted a true convict experience...) There are plenty of green spaces to sit and enjoy the view, so take some treats!
Chiharu Shiota - site-specific, large-scale installations - overheard that this took 12 days to install the complex weaving... very impressive!
Ferry wharf... time to go home!


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In the 1950s, Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth took forms from nature and brought spirituality and science into play. In the 1970s, artists like Richard Long discovered landscape as an artistic material. Today artists such as Helen Marten work like alchemists. Nature was and remains a source of inspiration for British sculptors and a component of their work.
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Abe and Sal left at the same time. They traveled in opposite directions. Sal traveled 50mph faster than Abe. After four hours, they were 400 miles apart. Find Abe's speed.
asked by Linda
speed 1 = s
speed 2 = s + 50
total speed apart = 2 s + 50
400 miles = (2 s + 50) miles/hr * 4 hours
2 s + 50 = 100
s = 25 mph
Sal was probably speeding
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Two trains started at the same time from the same station and traveled in opposite directions.One traveled at a rate of 50mph and other at a rate of 60mph.In how many hours were they 660 miles apart?I want to know if my answer is
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Which clues frohe text best indicates that something bad is going to happen to Gram? A. The wind changed its tone and told Sal to slow down B. The smell of Gram's baby powder makes Sal feel sad C. Sal continually prays for gramps
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(1) Sale looked at the map one more time. (2) She knew that the whole troop was depending on her. (3) Sal couldn't decide if the trial was to the east or to the west. (4) The map was confusing. (5) Sal was tired. (6) She needed to
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Which of the clues from the text best indicates that something bad is going to happen to Gram? a. the wind changed its tone and told Sal to slow down b. the smell of Gram's baby powder makes Sal feel sad c. Sal continually prays
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Walk Two Moons (Chapters 9-11)
1. What is most likely true based on Ben's behavior towards Sal? He thinks she is uptight with her friend Phoebe. He suspects that Sal does not like Mrs Cadaver He worries about Sal's fragile emotional state He likes Sal but is
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An automobile traveling 95 overtakes a 1.10--long train traveling in the same direction on a track parallel to the road. Q1: If the train's speed is 75 , how long does it take the car to pass it Q2:How far will the car have
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Chelsea left the White House and traveled toward the capital at an average speed of 34 kn/h. Jasmine left at the same time and traveled in the opposite direction with an average speed of 65km/h. Find the number of hours Jasmine
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Thomas left the White House and traveled toward the capital at an average speed of 24 km/h. Jasmine left at the same time and traveled in the opposite direction with an average speed of 55 km/h. Find the number of hours Jasmine
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If you are looking for one of the most talked about Management Programmes to give wings to your career then you can look for the five-year Integrated Programme in Management (IPM), started by Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore. The IPM Programme is the first of its kind in India. IIM Indore admits about 120 students to the IPM every year. The IPM Programme is a unique and creative programme meant for young students with managerial and leadership aspirations. IPM, IIM Indore seeks to attract young students, and mould them as outstanding leaders through a world-class education. The IPM Programme is in two parts. The first three years build a foundation, and the last two years focus on management.
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Score: Songs of the wind
Songs of the wind : 8 poems / words by W.B. Yeats ; music by Peter Webb.
by Peter Webb (1978)
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Instrumentation: Soprano, 2 flutes, alto flute (doubling piccolo), 2 oboes, cor anglais, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, percussion, strings.
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Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (144p. -- B4 (portrait))
Contents note:
1. When you are old -- 2. Into the twilight -- 3. The lover tells of the rose in his heart -- 4. The old men admiring themselves in the water -- 5. To his heart, bidding it have no fear -- 6. The pity of love -- 7. He bids his beloved be at peace -- 8. The heart of the woman.
Score [ePDF]: Songs of the wind : 8 poems [eScore] / words by W.B. Yeats ; music by Peter Webb.
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Initially, most investors cannot quit their jobs cold turkey, while taking the plunge into business ownership. So we recommend that you consider transitioning out of your job when your part-time income can replace your full-time employment.
Here are a couple ideas you can explore while working your full-time job and earn a sideline income. They are all approved for SBA lending, which is attractive to most investors because the bank will finance up to $150K unsecured, as long as your credit score is 680 or higher and you inject 10% of unborrowed funds towards the investment.
Idea #1: Healthy Vending—we represent a company that you can begin with 3 machines for under $30K and they can be financed by the SBA lender, with a 10% cash injection towards the loan amount.
This company will locate the machines and they target hospitals, schools and corporations with at least 100 employees. Once the locations are determined, you can view the sites and confirm if they are viable for you. The machines accept credit and debit cards and cash. Once the cards are swiped for payment, the monies will be deposited into your operating account.
This company provides 3 days of training and the machines are warrantied. Additionally, you are selling healthy snacks, drinks and entrees, replacing junk food machines and helping Americans stay healthy.
The 2nd business idea is ATM vending. This franchise company will also locate your machines and they provide a week long training class. This franchisor will target large hotels, theaters and place the machines in locations that attract heavy foot traffic. The investment level is around $40K and this franchisor has been in business since 1996.
I personally like vending and have had some experience in this industry. When our kids were very young, my goal was to earn just $500 per month. We started our business with just 10 machines, and had a locating company help me find great sites to place our machines. Within 1 year, we had over 100 machines and within 2 years we owned and operated 250 machines.
When I emptied the machines, I had to dolly the coin into the bank. I really liked this business because I was able to stay at home with our kids, make money and have the flexibility of being there for my family. When the kids were of school age, I sold the business for a decent profit and learned so much from that experience.
Vending businesses are easy to operate and it may be the perfect opportunity for you to transition out of your full-time job.


The conference is being held under the auspices of the Polish Society for Cognitive Science and so has an interdisciplinary profile within the domain of Cognitive Science. The conference is included into a wider project whose general goal is to bring together the results of research on argumentation gained on the basis of various sciences: philosophy, formal logic, computer science, cognitive psychology and neuroscience. It is the second conference on this topic organized at the NCU (UMK) in Toruń.


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Make is a program based on a Unix system utility over 25 years old. It is mainly used to maintain programs based on many source files. The instructions on how to build a program and what source files a program depends on are specified in a makefile. Make can be used for other tasks as well.
A makefile is a list of what needs to be built for a project. A project may include several executables and/or DLLs called targets. For each target a makefile may specify what source, object, and library files are needed to build the target. These are called dependents. It is entirely possible (even common) that a dependent for one target is itself a target.
You can test out make by typing the above into a file called makefile and also put hello.cpp in the same directory such as C:\Temp. (Note white space is significant in a makefile. The first line starts in column one, and the second has a leading tab.) This example assumes your C++ compiler is called bcc32, which is the case if you are using the free Inprise/Borland C++ 5.5 compiler for Windows. If you are using some other C++ compiler, modify the second line appropriately for your compiler and system. (For a Unix/Linux system the second line should probably read "g++ -o hello.exe hello.cpp".) Now type make as shown below and see what happens.
In reality you would not need a makefile for such a simple example. However even if the project only has one or two source files a makefile can sometimes be useful. The executable may need to be compiled with certain options, or using some non-standard library (such as the XML C++ parser library). Help files (man pages for Unix/Linux) and configuration files may need to be installed in various directories, or registry keys may need to be set.
Make is smart in that it only builds things if it needs to. If hello.exe exists and is newer than all of its dependents, then nothing will be done when running make. If only some of the dependents are newer, only they will get re-compiled. You can appreciate this feature when you consider that some commercial software projects consist of over 2000 source files and only 25 of them may have changed since the last time the target was built. Even on modern PCs it can take a lot of time to compile 2000 source files! Make will keep track of which object files are out of date with respect to their source files and only re-compile those.
Another nice feature of make is that it comes configured for many common situations. To build foo.exe from foo.cpp, no makefile is needed! Just enter the command "make foo.exe" and make will realize there is no makefile, will look for source files named foo that it knows how to build into executables, will find foo.cpp, and then will build it.
A complete working (but simple) makefile for a voicemail project is shown below. If this example makes sense to you, you can skip the remaining sections of this document, which describe make and makefiles in more detail.
# Simple Borland makefile for voicemail project.
# (C)2000 by Wayne Pollock, Tampa Florida.  All Rights Reserved.
# The .exe depends on all the object files.
-DEL *.obj  # If the files don't exist this produces an error.
-DEL *.tds  # The leading "-" says ignore any error & continue.
What are some common make command-line options?
Make can be used with many options specified on the command line. For example entering the command "make -n target" won't actually build anything. Instead this option causes make to print out the commands it would run (had you not specified the -n option) when building target. This is useful for determining which files and directories make will use when installing something.
To name your makefile something interesting such as foo.mak, you can use the "-f" option ( i.e., "make -f foo.mak") to tell make which makefile to use.
To display a brief summary of options for make, enter "make -h".
How common are make and makefiles?
Makefiles are at the heart of all project files today. For instance, Borland projects, Symantic Cafe projects, and MS Visual Studio projects simply provide GUI interfaces for a project's makefile, although sometimes extra information is kept in a project file as well. In fact most of these systems have a menu command to write out the makefile which you can then easily look at with any text editor (such as NotePad). Unix, Linux, Windows, and Macintosh systems today usually come with a stand-alone make utility already. (If your system does not you can easily find and download one from the Internet. Borland C++ v5.5 comes with make (including the free downloadable version used at HCC). The GNU project also contains a popular free make program as well as additional developer tools.
There are many versions of make floating around these days, including the original make, Gnu's gmake, imake, nmake (MS provides this with Windows), and others. Fortunately the basic makefile syntax is the same for all of them. However there are some differences, so you should read the documentation on the version of make you are using before creating complex makefiles. The makefile syntax discussed here should be common to nearly all versions of make.
A different problem is that the commands listed in a makefile to build a target are dependent on your system and compiler. For example, the commands used on Windows with a Borland compiler will not work well on a Linux system using g++ (the GNU C++ compiler). Make does provide a feature called macros that help isolate the system dependencies but it is still a problem. (See configure).
What is the syntax of makefiles?
A makefile is a plain text file containing entries. In addition to entries a makefile may contain blank lines and comments. All entries (except for rules) must fit on a single line, however a line ending in a backslash ("\") continues onto the next line. (The backslash and newline are replaced with a space.) In some places in an entry white space is significant. Furthermore all entries must start in column one.
There are four types of entries allowed in a makefile: macro definitions, make directives, implicit rules, and explicit rules. Both types of rules may be (and usually are) multi-line entries. All lines except the first must be indented by at least one tab. (A single tab is common; some versions of make permit one or more spaces instead.) The first line of a rule is known as the dependency line and the remaining lines (if any) are known as the command lines.
These are all described in the table below but first a reminder: Most makefiles are simple and quite short, containing some comments at the top and one explicit rule (or just a few). Make contains some powerful defaults so you don't usually need to write more than this. However for the adventurous out there I will try to describe some of the other features that may be found in a makefile. This is not intended to replace your make documentation! Borland's make comes with extensive tool help, and does the other make programs such as Gnu make.
Blank lines Blank lines may appear almost anywhere to improve the readability of the makefile. However, rules in a makefile may be multi-line entries, and inserting a blank line in the middle of one would confuse make into thinking you had two broken entries rather than a single rule.
Comments Any line containing a # contains a comment. All characters from the # to the end of the line (including the newline) are ignored. Not all versions of make allow you to put a comment on every line. However Borland make does, even on lines containing DOS commands. Comments have no effect on make, they are there as an aid to the (human) reader of the makefile.
The first macro definition defines the macro OBJS to the list of three object files (foo.obj, bar.obj, and boz.obj). Notice the use of the backslash to continue the line.
The second macro defines some options to pass to the C++ compiler when building object files. Should the options change (e.g., add a debug option), you need only change a single line and all the compile commands later in the makefile would use the new set of options.
A macro may be used anywhere in a makefile after it has been defined. To use a macro, type its name in parenthsis and preceeded by a dollar sign. So $(OBJS), $(CFLAGS), and $(CC) can be used anywhere and will expand out to their definitions.
# Simple makefile with macros.
Make also defines some special macros that are defined automatically. These are a single character each. (When using them the parenthesis are optional.) These macros have meaning only in certain places within your makefile. In fact the same macro had different meanings depending on where it is used; make redefines them as needed.
This macro is valid in rules only, and expands to the full pathname of the target of the rule.
This macro is valid in rules only, and expands to to list of out of date dependents of the rule.
Here's a Linux example that uses both macros. There are several interesting points about it: I have modified the example to create and use a DLL. (Note how simple it is to do under Linux.) The example also shows an advanced macro feature, substitution. It often happens that you define a macro for object files, then need to reference the source files. Or vice versa. This example shows how to do that.
# Makefile showing special macros and substitution.
Notice how easy it would be to add another source file to this project; only the OBJ macro needs to be appended!
echo "It costs $$29.95 to run this program!"
Directives yada yada yada goes here.
yada yada yada goes here.
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It is a sentiment shared by dozens of executives from organizations encompassing industries ranging from aviation manufacturing to private education, who are inspired by Hart's leadership to build a community and ensure that family businesses are equipped, through expert-led workshops and thought sharing, for continuity and increased success for generations to come.
While Hart is not an alumnus of Cal State Fullerton, he has lifelong roots with the institution. Born at St. Jude's Hospital in downtown Fullerton, the Pepperdine University management alumnus grew up in a home about 500 yards from what is now the Steven G. Mihaylo Hall.
In his role as director, Hart oversees the center (formerly known as the Family Business Council) that provides professional development, mentoring and peer-nominated recognition for Southern California family-owned firms. With 30 years of professional experience, including positions in three family-owned businesses, Hart has seen what works – and what doesn't – in this sector, insight that is a lifeline for startup or transitioning firms.
With monthly meetings featuring expert speakers discussing topics such as inter-generational succession, family dynamics and thriving in today's digital spaces, the center's members, who represent industries ranging from manufacturing to education, develop a mutually-beneficial bond and network.
Looking back on his career, Hart recalls his first significant leadership role, when, as a 30-year-old, he oversaw 15 employees in a highly technical environment. Though lacking in technical know-how, the young professional was chosen for the role due to his acumen in managing a team with unique personalities and cultural backgrounds.
In 2004, Hart's career reached a personal high point, when he fulfilled a dream by becoming general manager of a professional baseball team – the Orange County Flyers, a minor league team playing at Cal State Fullerton's Goodwin Field.
While baseball team management was not the likely career path for the professional who had focused in a wide range of business-related spaces, Hart met the league and team owners in his role as sales manager for North America stadiums and arenas for Quest Retail Technology.
The role gave Hart front-row access to former major league players, such as Garry Templeton, Darrell Evans, Charlie Hough, Jose Canseco, Rickey Henderson and Paul Abbott, as well as upstart greats who would earn championship rings in baseball and other sports, such as with the Los Angeles Lakers and Anaheim Ducks.
Hart encourages young professionals, whether starting out in the business world or pursuing their higher education, to abide by the acronym A.S.K. – always seek knowledge.
For Hart personally, while his professional life and interests have taken him to destinations across the U.S., Canada and South America, and he and his wife plan to continue traveling for years to come, the family feels a special connection to their hometown.
For more on the Center for Family Business, including ways to get involved as a Southern California firm or advice on launching or growing as a family-owned firm, reach out to the Center for Family Business online.
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Park Sae-jin Reporter(swatchsjp@ajunews.com) | Posted : May 14, 2019, 16:44 | Updated : May 14, 2019, 16:57
[Courtesy of YouTube]
SEOUL -- The popularity of YouTube, Google's social video platform, has increased in South Korea, especially among middle-aged people. YouTube was the most popular app of all.
Experts said conventional media channels including TV and radio lacked contents targeting the middle-aged, especially men, but YouTube, which is easily accessible, has all sorts of contents to meet different tastes. "Also, YouTube has various political contents which reflect the feelings of users," said Kim Kyo-seok, a pop-culture critic.
According to a survey of 33,000 Android smartphone users in South Korea, conducted by Wiseapp, a smartphone app market research company, the accumulated time of YouTube usage by people in their 50s is about 10.1 billion minutes as of April this year, compared to 5.1 billion minutes a year ago.
Teenagers were second with 8.9 billion minutes, followed by people in their 20s with 8.1 billion minutes. The combined total YouTube usage time rose to 38.8 billion minutes in April from 25.8 billion a year earlier.
According to the global market research company Statistica, about 1.9 billion people use the video platform service every month globally. People in their 20s and 30s are the most users.
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Things are busy as usual around here, so I don't have time to write much myself today. I wanted to make available to you, however, a nice document produced by Ken Lentz. Lentz took it upon himself to explore how to go from the 3D models that I'm producing for the Kirk Project to a set of linear measurements. As I wrote recently, getting those linear measurements is something I'm going to need to start doing again in short order. I used a freeware landmark-based program (tpsDIG, which I see is still available here) to derive linear measurements from images for my disseration. The program worked fine, but it was a bit labor intensive and I'm hoping to find an alternate path to getting the same measurements that takes advantage of the fact that I've got a detailed, scaled 3D model sitting right there in front of me.
Lentz succeeded in getting linear measurements (including angles, which I would really like to be able to measure) from a CAD program, but he had to go through a lot of time-consuming steps to do it. I'm grateful for his efforts, as I have had zero time myself to seriously explore the issues involved in going from 3D back to 2D. Thanks, Ken, for all your work on this (and taking the time to explain what you did).


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It's been a while since I last posted. I've been quite busy with stuff at the uni. Now that I'm not too far from graduating I dedicate much more of my time to studying and so far it look like 'the end is near'.
I'm currently working on another WH40K commission - two more Ogryns (an early WIP pic can be seen below) and a Daemon Prince. The latter has not yet arrived but I will probably get it tomorrow. The commissioner asked for a conversion and I will pimp it with wings. I think i'm going to enjoy working on this one, pics of the WIP will definitely be posted here. Until then, take care.