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MainAll NewsMiddle EastEgypt Assures Hagel: We're Committed to Peace
Egypt Assures Hagel: We're Committed to Peace
Egypt's leaders have assured visiting U.S. Defense Secretary that they are committed to their country's peace treaty with Israel.
Elad Benari, 25/04/13 05:45
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel speaks with Eg
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Egypt's leaders have assured visiting U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel that they are committed to their country's peace treaty with Israel.
A statement on Wednesday by the U.S. embassy in Cairo said that during Hagel's visit, "Egyptian leaders reiterated their commitment to Egypt's international obligations, including the Peace Treaty with Israel."
Hagel urged Egypt's Islamist-led government to press ahead with reforms in a trip designed to bolster America's alliances in a region swept by upheaval, AFP reported.
According to the report, after meeting his Egyptian counterpart, General Abdel Fattah al-Sissi, and President Mohammed Morsi, Hagel said he came to express America's "commitment to Egypt's emerging democracy" and "encourage the democratic and economic reforms that are underway here".
Egypt has been a cornerstone of regional U.S. influence since its 1979 peace treaty with Israel, but Washington has faced a more strained relationship with Cairo after the 2011 overthrow of veteran president Hosni Mubarak.
In his talks with Sissi, Hagel said the government should stick with democratic reforms to ensure "stability in Egypt and the region," according to AFP.
He praised the Egyptian military "for the responsible role it has played during a difficult period in the country," a senior U.S. defense official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told the news agency.
Hagel later met Morsi, elected in June as the country's first Islamist and civilian president, before flying to the United Arab Emirates on the last leg of his six-day tour of the Middle East.
Washington has increasingly adopted a critical tone towards Morsi's government over allegations the Islamists have stifled opposition figures and media.
In the post-Mubarak era, the United States still provides more than a billion dollars in annual military aid to Egypt.
Last month, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry released $250 million in financial aid to Egypt, with a pledge of more if Morsi implements economic and political reforms.
The U.S. has also signed a deal with Egypt to provide the country with a group of 20 F-16s, part of the US$1.3 billion in annual military aid to Egypt. Four of those aircraft have already been delivered.
The huge funding package has always been seen as a way of ensuring Cairo abide by the 1979 peace accords with Israel.
In Wednesday's talks, Morsi reaffirmed Cairo's commitment to the peace treaty and voiced appreciation for continued U.S. military aid, U.S. officials said, according to AFP.
Hagel and his counterparts also discussed deteriorating security in the Sinai Peninsula, with the Egyptians pledging to deter militant elements and the Americans offering possible military hardware or advice, officials said.
Security in the Sinai collapsed and lawlessness took over after the uprising which ousted Mubarak in February 2011. Egyptian security forces launched a campaign to crush terrorists in the restive region after a terror attack claimed the lives of 16 Egyptian soldiers.
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African Americans have served proudly in every great American war. Over two hundred thousand African American servicemen fought bravely during the Civil War. In 1866 through an act of congress, legislation was adopted to create six all African American army units. The units were identified as the 9th and 10th cavalry and the 38th, 39th, 40th and 41st infantry regiments. The four infantry units were reorganized in 1868 as the 24th and the 25th infantry. Black soldiers enlisted for five years and received $13.00 a month, far more than they could have earned in civilian life.
The 10th cavalry was formed at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and recruited soldiers from the northern states. Colonel Benjamin Grierson was selected to command the 10th cavalry. Colonel Edward Hatch was selected to command the 9th cavalry and he recruited soldiers from the south and set up his headquarters in Greenville, Louisiana. The troops were led by white officers. Many officers, including George Armstrong Custer, refused to command black regiments and accepted a lower rank rather than do so. The black regiments could only serve west of the Mississippi River because of the prevailing attitudes following the Civil War.
The Buffalo Soldier's main charge was to protect settlers as they moved west and to support the westward expansion by building the infrastructure needed for new settlements to flourish.
The name "Buffalo Soldiers" has become interesting lore in itself. There seem to be three possible reasons for the name. One, it is said that the curly hair of the soldiers reminded them of the Buffalo. Two, they were given the name because their fierce, brave nature reminded them of the way buffalos fought. Third, it may have been because they wore thick coats made from buffalo hide during winter. Whatever the reason, the term was used respectfully and with honor.
Would the unit be cavalry or infantry?
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Who would be interested in becoming members and portraying the soldiers?
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Finally, John decided that the organization would be cavalry and represent the time period between the 1870 and 1890.
John sent letters and phoned prospective members. The first meeting was held in Westminster, Colorado in 1992. The official name of the organization became The Buffalo Soldiers of the American West. The group registered with the State of Colorado as a non-profit organization in 1994 and received its tax exempt status (501) ( C ) (3) from the Internal Revenue Service in 1995.
The Buffalo Soldiers of the American West represent members of the 10th Cavalry M Company, organized in 1867 under Commanding Officer, Capt. Alvord. Troopers of the M Company rode mix colored horses—black, brown, bay, gray, chestnut, and at times, other color combinations. Company M, therefore, is known as the Calico Company.
The 10th Cavalry mounted units were deactivated in North Africa in 1944.


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Link to blog post from CAE's Doug Israel on the movement to reinvigorate the school day with a rich and engaging curriculum and the NYC mayoral candidate's plans.
Link to The Wall Street Journal article on the responses from mayoral candidates.
Link to an opinion piece from CAE's Eric Pryor & Kim Sweet from Advocates for Children of New York.
PDF of Gotham Schools.com article on the dissemination of the questionnaire.
Learn about the benefits of arts education, the status in public schools and the latest education research.
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Vision Statement: As a city we must come together to ensure that every child in every school has access to a robust and engaging arts education.
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On May 14, 2013, Seattle announced a $500,000 investment in arts education, as part of the implementation phase of The Creative Advantage, an ongoing partnership between the city and the Seattle Public School System.
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João Anes ou em medievo Joanne Eannes, "que pelas suas acções foi chamado o Grande", foi um nobre português dos séculos XIV e XV.

Biografia
Foi veador da Fazenda de D. Fernando I de Portugal, lugar que o levaria também a assumir o lugar de guarda-mor da Torre do Tombo (1387) no tempo de El-Rei D. João I de Portugal.

Segundo João Bautista de Castro, no seu «Mappa de Portugal antigo e moderno», terá sido ele que nas suas funções de vedor e conselheiro que terá induzido o rei a mandar fazer as muralhas de Lisboa que lhe deram o nome, as Muralhas fernandinas assim como a fazer o mesmo numa série de outras fortificações, ao longo no país, nomeadamente aquela que é conhecida por o Castelo dos Mouros em Sintra.

Foi, eventualmente, o genearca da família Almada e o primeiro a usar esse apelido. Embora tenha sido um prestigiado cidadão de Lisboa, tal como toda a sua família que é reconhecida por ser a mais ou das mais poderosas daí nesse tempo, há a possibilidade de ter sido daí originário, de Almada, e onde parece que terá instituído um morgadio com sua mulher.

Foi-lhe doado, pelo rei, um casal em Alcolena, do Reguengo de Algés, hoje na Rua da Alcolena em Santa Maria de Belém e São Francisco Xavier.

Pensa-se que possa ter sido sepultado numa capela, que seria sua, nos claustros do Convento de São Francisco da Cidade de Lisboa.

Nobreza ou antes fidalguia
Ao contrário do que possam dizer as genealogias tardias e ficcionadas que o fazem descendente dum hipotético cruzado inglês, que teria participado na conquista de Almada aos mouros, pensa-se que não tenha nascido do seio da nobreza de armas e nessa condição seria difícil ter-se feito cavaleiro. Igualmente há a infundada tese de ter sido um burguês ou um mercador, como alguns historiadores contemporâneos se a ele referem para explicar a sua influência e riqueza. Mas, sim, há a grande possibilidade descender de uma família "filha d´algo" que se teria dedicado ao serviço régio e ter uma condição especial digna dessa condição e estatuto, de nobre, só que no campo da organização contabilística ou financeira e arquivística. Ele próprio, como sabemos, ocupou os mais altos cargos nesse campo conforme referidos acima.
Aliás, será o primeiro a exercer o cargo de guarda-mor do arquivo público quando este passa a ser fixo e não o da chancelaria que acompanhava a corte. Esse aspecto reconhece-se por um documento a ele cedo terá expedido da Torre do Castelo de Lisboa em 12 de maio da Era de 1417 (que corresponde ao ano de 1389, do nosso calendário) por provisão que lhe tinha sido dirigida pelo vedor da referida chancelaria uns meses antes ainda no ano anterior.

Outras referências
Segundo Fernando Dinis, no «Portugal Pittoresco ou Descripção Histórica deste Reino», este João Anes «foi um homem muito rico e tão cuidadoso no seu vestuário que daí veio dizer-se: parece um Joanne Annes - quando se vê alguém muito bem vestido».

Jacinto Leitão Manso de Lima, na pag. 319 dum manuscrito existente na Biblioteca Nacional repete-o: "Pelas suas acções foi chamado o "Grande", viveu 119 anos nos tempos de El-Rei D. Afonso IV, de quem foi amo, D. Pedro I e D. Fernando e deles foi Vedor da Fazenda e do Conselho deste último."
Acrescenta que foi embaixador na côrte da Alemanha e de Aragão.

Foi tão "prudente, discreto e liberal", que quando queriam encarecer alguém de semelhantes qualidades diziam: "era como Joanne Annes."

Diz o Marquês de Sande, liv. I do "Registo d'El-Rei D. Fernando" fol. 52: "filho único de Vasco Lourenço Almadão, foi chamado o "Grande" Joanne Annes em razão dos muitos serviços que fez a este Reino, como largamente se refere na doação do Casal Dalgeses que El-Rei D. Fernando lhe deu, cujo vassalo foi, Veador da Fazenda e Capitão-Mor dos Reinos no ano de 1369"

Repete e conta Felgueiras Gayo que "pelas suas accoins foi chamado o grande viveo no tempo do Rey D. Afonso 4 D. Pedro lº, e D. Fernando, e dos ultimos dois foi veador da Fazenda viveo cento, e dezanove annos (...) (El Rei D. Fernando lhe fes m.ce do titulio hereditario de G.al do Mar. Foi embaixador a Aragão)".

Um seu contemporâneo, no seu livro «Estrangeiros no Lima», Lima Bezerra ao falar de João Anes conta igualmente que foi ele quem terá persuadido o rei D. Fernando a cercar Lisboa de muralhas, como se fez em 1411, lembrando-lhe para dirigir essa obra, como muito competente um seu familiar (Ayres de Almada). E que igualmente nas Côrtes da Aclamação de D. João I teve lugar importante e que é o ascendente de todos os Almadas, conhecidos pelos genealogistas pelos "Vaz de Almada" (representado pelos Vaz de Almada), pelos "Almadas dos Olivais" (hoje representado pelos Viscondes de Vila de Souto d'El-Rei) e dos "Almadas de Guimarães" (hoje representado pelos condes da Azenha).

Dados genealógicos
João Anes de Almada, filho de Vasco Lourenço de Almada "Descendente do Almadão foi homem de muita estimação no tempo dos nossos primeiros reis deste Reino (Está enterrado na sacristia de São Mamede de Lisboa)"

Casado com:
 Urraca Moniz, filha de João Anes.

Pai de
 Vasco Lourenço de Almada
 Martim Anes de Almada

Ver também
 Almada (apelido)

Ligações Exteriores
 Felgueiras Gayo, «Nobiliário de Famílias de Portugal», Braga, 1938-1941, Tomo II p. 35 ("Almadas")

Casa de Almada
Morgados de Portugal
Embaixadores do Reino de Portugal
Guardas-mores e diretores da Torre do Tombo
Vedores da Fazenda
Conselheiros do Reino de Portugal
Nobres de Portugal do século XIV
Nobres de Portugal do século XV
Naturais de Portugal

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ANZ slashes application footprint, continues Agile push
Decommissions hundreds of applications
Rohan Pearce (Computerworld) 31 October, 2018 11:56
In FY18 ANZ decommissioned 264 applications as part of the bank's broader simplification push.
The figure represents a 35 per increase on the prior year, the bank said in its results for the 12 months ended 30 September.
The bank revealed it had also decreased its capitalised software balance from A$2.9 billion in 2015 to $1.4 billion today, which ANZ said is the lowest of Australia's big four banks.
"We no longer mortgage our future with rising and unsustainable software capitalisation and we've moved from having the highest software balance of our peers to the lowest," CEO Shayne Elliott told a briefing on the bank's full year results. "We still spend the same amount on technology we just pay for it in the year we build it."
During the year technology expenses grew 19 per cent to $1.9 billion; the bank said that $251 million of that was due to accelerated amortisation for software assets and the rest primarily related to increased investment in digital and data capabilities.
The bank said that technology highlights during the year included the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to improve customer engagement and operational efficiency. ANZ said its institutional bank had introduced "machine learning and robotics" with 30 per cent of trade transaction processing now relying on the technologies. As a result, customer turnaround time has improved by around 40 per cent, the bank said.
In July, the bank in New Zealand launched 'Jamie': A digital assistant using avatar technology developed by Soul Machines.
ANZ during the year also rolled out support for the New Payments Platform to 3 million business customers. The NPP had its public debut in February. The platform facilitates real-time clearing and settlement and also supports data-enhanced payments and an addressing scheme dubbed PayID.
In February the ANZ App launched — a successor to the bank's goMoney and Grow mobile apps. Some 2.2 million goMoney users have been shifted to the new app, ANZ said.
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ANZ now has 3.5 million "digitally active" customers in Australia and 114 digital branches — 18 per cent of its branch fleet.
Elliott said that some 26 per cent of the bank's employees now work in an "Agile manner" as part of ANZ's 'New Ways of Working' program. The Agile approach "increases speed of delivery, improves engagement, drives productivity and strengthens accountability," the CEO said.
ANZ said that restructuring expenses of $227 million for the year largely related to the Agile push.
The bank in 2017 first detailed its Agile push. Last month the bank revealed it had partnered with software company Atlassian as part of the program.
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ANZ said that more than 9000 people across the group are working in Agile teams (though that figure includes both ANZ employees and managed services, the bank said).
ANZ reported a statutory profit after tax of $6.4 billion for the year. Cash profit on a continuing basis was down 5 per cent to $6.49 billion.
"Retail banking in Australia faced strong headwinds with housing growth slowing and borrowing capacity reducing. We continued our disciplined approach to home loan growth by focusing on customers who want to buy and own their own home," Elliott said in a statement.
"While this meant we sacrificed short-term revenue growth and higher margins in Australia, particularly in the investor and interest-only segments, it was the right thing to do for shareholders."
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Chris Hansen
Chris Hansen, a prominent name in the journalism arena, has been creating a sensation among his fans with his investigation reports since he broke into television. An American television journalist, best known for his performance in Dateline NBC, Chris is currently hosting a new show called Killer Instinct on Investigation Discovery.
Chris Hansen's MiniBio
Born on September 13, 1959, in an American household, Chris's birth took place in Chicago, Illinois. Raised in the northern Detroit suburbs of Birmingham & West Bloomfield, Chris was enchanted by journalism from a tender age.
Brother Rich High School graduate, Chris furthered his education at Michigan State University College of Communication Arts & Sciences, earning a bachelor degree in telecommunication in 1981. In his senior year at Michigan State University, Chris started reporting for Lansing NBC-affiliated WILX.
Afterward, he became a reporter for WFLA located in Tampa & started reporting for various newspapers & radio station in Michigan & WXYZ in Detroit. In 1988, Chis joined NBC-affiliated television station, WDIV, as their anchor & investigative reporter.
In the year 1993, Chris joined NBC network as a reporter for Now with Tom Brokaw & Katie Couric & later became a well-known anchor for NBC News', Dateline NBC. His remarkable work for Dateline indulges the coverage of the Oklahoma City terrorist attack, the TWA Flight 800 disaster, the Columbine massacre, the September 11 attack, the Unabomber & many others. His hidden camera has uncovered some serious secrets & scams that were both moving & shocking.
Merging with the website Perverted-Justice, Chris started anchoring Dateline NBC reports under the name of To Catch a Predator. Following the show popularity, Chris then hosted spinoff series, including To Catch a Con Man & To Catch an I.D. Thief. Following his departure from NBC in 2013, Chris has been hosting a new show called Killer Instinct, since 2015.
Additionally, Chris has had made guest appearances on television shows including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Adam Carolla Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Don and Mike Show, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart & many others.
Chris has been honored with numerous prestigious awards for his supreme performance in the journalism industry. Regarded as one of the influential men in the news world, Chris has been the recipient of seven Emmy Awards, three Clarion awards, four Edward R. Murrow Awards, & many others.
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Currently residing in Connecticut with his small family of gorgeous wife Mary Joan Hansen & two sons, Chris Hansen is a family man, whose personal life is as successful as his professional life. Despite this piece of information, Chris is utterly silent regarding his personal life.
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Every line, every note of Luciana Souza's program of poetry turned into song as The Book of Longing is imbued with the power of feeling expressed through compression rather than explosion.
Vocalist Luciana Souza is the daughter of a poet and a musician, and her second recording was titled The Poems of Elizabeth Bishop and Other Songs. Her latest, The Book of Longing, then, is no surprise. Souza has written music for a set of poems by Leonard Cohen, Emily Dickinson, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Christina Rossetti, and herself. If that sounds intimidating—after all, poetry is something so many of us were taught to find terrifying or impenetrable in school and doesn't usually come with catchy hooks or choruses—so be it. This music is not a set of pop songs. But it is infused with a gorgeous, meditative core of desire and delicate sensuality.
Cohen's poem "The Book of Longing" becomes Souza's "The Book", a long-form melody that smooths out the short, choppy lines of the poem, giving them an undulating, circular beauty. "I sailed like a swan / I sank like a rock / But time is long gone / Past my laughing stock / My page was too white / My ink was too thin / The day wouldn't write / What the night penciled in," she sings to the swaying, floating accompaniment of Scott Colley's acoustic bass and Chico Pinheiro's jazz guitar, with the lightest hand percussion nudging things into a pulse. Souza's voice, flutey but full, often just slightly gauzy rather than precise and bell-like, puts the lines across as pastels—gentle but not casual, rich in the feeling of a story.
When adapting the words of a famous, canonized poet like Emily Dickinson, Souza demonstrates her compositional skill. While Cohen's "Book" was written, for all intents and purposes, like a song lyric, Dickinson's work is more idiosyncratic. "We Grow Accustomed to the Dark" uses an insistent, strummed pattern from Colley's bass, giving the opening of each stanza a sense of momentum, which then dissolves into a more impressionistic section ending in a slowed, up-and-down melody that puts your ear on every syllable of the last line. Souza gives Dickinson's peculiar form a musical structure that allows us to take it almost as a pop song.
The album's final song, "Remember", is an adaptation of a 19th-century sonnet by Christina Rossetti. Souza honors the form by giving each stanza a proper breath at its conclusion. She has built a melody that frames each four-line stanza of iambic pentameter in a proper arc, but then Souza provides a yearning harmonic change for the last two lines, and the effect is devastating. The narrator of the poem sings to a lover that she is reluctantly leaving (by death), suggesting how she might be remembered, but in the last two lines asserts with a pure heart that it would be "better by far you should forget and smile / Than that you should remember and be sad."
It seems important to note that Souza is a beautiful lyricist as well as composer. Her own "These Things" is the first song on The Book of Longing, and it is perhaps the most affecting. "These are the days of long, long nights / These are the tables we set out to feast / These are the flags we wave" she sings over a lovely, pulsing set of descending patterns. It is a list poem that sets out our rituals, our hopes, and our obligations in a relationship, which accumulate poetically until the song reveals its real subject with a single line: "I don't know how to get back to you." Yes, of course, it is another song of yearning and possible loss. The music—tied to the words organically—told us that from the start.
Souza's bossa nova roots are more a dusting of flavor here than the main course, but there is an understatement throughout Book that keeps that Brazilian style in mind. "Daybreak" may be the most overtly Brazilian of the arrangements, with Souza singing many long syllables over the gentle, syncopated bossa groove. She allows each sound to swell and fade sensually, ending with the phrase "You stay / I go / Stay / Go" in long, cool notes of ironic detachment.
In fact, nothing on The Book of Longing is truly detached. Every line, every note is imbued with the power of feeling expressed through compression rather than explosion. Souza is a musician capable of exuberance, certainly, as her daring, often virtuosic recordings of duets with various guitarists showed. On The Book of Longing she occasionally gives the band a chance to cook (such as on "Night Song", a setting for another Leonard Cohen poem). But even when the band is in this mode, Souza is pulling back, giving us more by giving us not less, but more art, more care, more concentration.
It's worth mention that Souza seems everywhere lately, appearing on other recordings produced by Larry Klein (her husband and producer of The Book of Longing) and appearing on about half the tracks of the new Raising Our Voice by the Yellowjackets. She sounds great there, singing wordless vocals as well as lyrics and perfectly at home with a band that plays in a much more mainstream style. But on The Book of Longing, Souza is doing more than making exuberant, skillful music.
With her latest release, Luciana Souza plumbs the depths of a certain kind of longing. In the alchemical combination of words and music here, she threads a needle through desire, pain, and acceptance. It is the most sublime recording of the season, not kid stuff, and a work of art fine enough to be her very best.


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package org.squeryl.customtypes;

import java.util.{Date, UUID}
import org.squeryl.dsl._
import java.sql.Timestamp
import org.squeryl.internals.FieldMapper

trait CustomType[T] extends Product1[T] {
  def value: T
  def _1 = value
  def canEqual(a:Any) = false
}

trait CustomTypesMode extends QueryDsl with FieldMapper {

  private val ps = PrimitiveTypeSupport

  val stringTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[String,StringField,TString](ps.stringTEF, this) {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: String) = new StringField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: StringField) = v.value
  }

  val optionStringTEF = new TypedExpressionFactory[Option[StringField],TOptionString] with DeOptionizer[String, StringField, TString, Option[StringField], TOptionString]{
    val deOptionizer = stringTEF
  }

  val dateTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Date, DateField,TDate](ps.dateTEF, this) {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Date) = new DateField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: DateField) = v.value
  }

  val optionDateTEF = new TypedExpressionFactory[Option[DateField],TOptionDate] with DeOptionizer[Date, DateField, TDate, Option[DateField], TOptionDate] {
    val deOptionizer = dateTEF
  }

  val timestampTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Timestamp, TimestampField,TTimestamp](ps.timestampTEF, this) {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Timestamp) = new TimestampField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: TimestampField) = v.value

  }

  val optionTimestampTEF = new TypedExpressionFactory[Option[TimestampField],TOptionTimestamp] with DeOptionizer[Timestamp, TimestampField, TTimestamp, Option[TimestampField], TOptionTimestamp] {
    val deOptionizer = timestampTEF
  }

  val booleanTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Boolean, BooleanField,TBoolean](ps.booleanTEF, this) {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Boolean) = new BooleanField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: BooleanField) = v.value
  }

  val optionBooleanTEF = new TypedExpressionFactory[Option[BooleanField],TOptionBoolean] with DeOptionizer[Boolean, BooleanField, TBoolean, Option[BooleanField], TOptionBoolean] {
    val deOptionizer = booleanTEF
  }

  val uuidTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[UUID,UuidField,TUUID](ps.uuidTEF, this) {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: UUID) = new UuidField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: UuidField) = v.value
  }

  val optionUUIDTEF = new TypedExpressionFactory[Option[UuidField],TOptionUUID] with DeOptionizer[UUID, UuidField, TUUID, Option[UuidField], TOptionUUID] {
    val deOptionizer = uuidTEF
  }

    // =========================== Numerical Integral ===========================

  val byteTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Byte, ByteField,TByte](ps.byteTEF, this) {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Byte) = new ByteField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: ByteField) = v.value
  }

  val optionByteTEF = new IntegralTypedExpressionFactory[Option[ByteField],TOptionByte, Option[FloatField], TOptionFloat] with DeOptionizer[Byte, ByteField, TByte, Option[ByteField], TOptionByte] {
    val deOptionizer = byteTEF
    val floatifyer = optionFloatTEF
  }

  val intTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Int, IntField,TInt](ps.intTEF, this) with IntegralTypedExpressionFactory[IntField,TInt,FloatField,TFloat] {
    val floatifyer = floatTEF
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Int) = new IntField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: IntField) = v.value
  }

  val optionIntTEF = new IntegralTypedExpressionFactory[Option[IntField],TOptionInt,Option[FloatField],TOptionFloat] with DeOptionizer[Int, IntField,TInt,Option[IntField],TOptionInt] {
    val deOptionizer = intTEF
    val floatifyer = optionFloatTEF
  }

  val longTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Long, LongField,TLong](ps.longTEF, this) with IntegralTypedExpressionFactory[LongField,TLong,DoubleField,TDouble] {
    val floatifyer = doubleTEF
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Long) = new LongField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: LongField) = v.value
  }

  val optionLongTEF = new IntegralTypedExpressionFactory[Option[LongField],TOptionLong,Option[DoubleField],TOptionDouble] with DeOptionizer[Long,LongField,TLong,Option[LongField],TOptionLong] {
    val deOptionizer = longTEF
    val floatifyer = optionDoubleTEF
  }

  // =========================== Numerical Floating Point ===========================

  val floatTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Float, FloatField,TFloat](ps.floatTEF, this) with FloatTypedExpressionFactory[FloatField,TFloat] {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Float) = new FloatField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: FloatField) = v.value
  }

  val optionFloatTEF = new FloatTypedExpressionFactory[Option[FloatField],TOptionFloat] with DeOptionizer[Float,FloatField,TFloat,Option[FloatField],TOptionFloat] {
    val deOptionizer = floatTEF
  }

  val doubleTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[Double, DoubleField,TDouble](ps.doubleTEF, this) with FloatTypedExpressionFactory[DoubleField,TDouble] {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: Double) = new DoubleField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: DoubleField) = v.value
  }

  val optionDoubleTEF = new FloatTypedExpressionFactory[Option[DoubleField],TOptionDouble] with DeOptionizer[Double,DoubleField,TDouble,Option[DoubleField],TOptionDouble] {
    val deOptionizer = doubleTEF
  }

  val bigDecimalTEF = new NonPrimitiveJdbcMapper[BigDecimal, BigDecimalField,TBigDecimal](ps.bigDecimalTEF, this) with FloatTypedExpressionFactory[BigDecimalField,TBigDecimal] {
    def convertFromJdbc(v: BigDecimal) = new BigDecimalField(v)
    def convertToJdbc(v: BigDecimalField) = v.value
  }

  val optionBigDecimalTEF = new FloatTypedExpressionFactory[Option[BigDecimalField],TOptionBigDecimal] with DeOptionizer[BigDecimal,BigDecimalField,TBigDecimal,Option[BigDecimalField],TOptionBigDecimal] {
    val deOptionizer = bigDecimalTEF
  }

  implicit def stringToTE(s: String) = stringTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(s)
  implicit def optionStringToTE(s: Option[String]) = s.map(new StringField(_))

  implicit def dateToTE(s: Date) = dateTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(s)
  implicit def optionDateToTE(s: Option[Date]) = s.map(new DateField(_))

  implicit def timestampToTE(s: Timestamp) = timestampTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(s)
  implicit def optionTimestampToTE(s: Option[Timestamp]) = s.map(new TimestampField(_))

  implicit def booleanToTE(s: Boolean) = booleanTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(s)
  implicit def optionBooleanToTE(s: Option[Boolean]) = s.map(new BooleanField(_))

  implicit def uuidToTE(s: UUID) = uuidTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(s)
  implicit def optionUUIDToTE(s: Option[UUID]) = s.map(new UuidField(_))

  implicit def byteToTE(f: Byte) = byteTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(f)
  implicit def optionByteToTE(f: Option[Byte]) = f.map(new ByteField(_))

  implicit def intToTE(f: IntField) = intTEF.create(f)
  implicit def optionIntToTE(f: Option[IntField]) = optionIntTEF.create(f)

  //implicit def _intToTE(f: Int) = intTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(f)
  //implicit def _optionIntToTE(f: Option[Int]) = f.map(new IntField(_))

  implicit def longToTE(f: Long) = longTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(f)
  implicit def optionLongToTE(f: Option[Long]) = f.map(new LongField(_))

  implicit def floatToTE(f: Float) = floatTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(f)
  implicit def optionFloatToTE(f: Option[Float]) = f.map(new FloatField(_))

  implicit def doubleToTE(f: Double) = doubleTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(f)
  implicit def optionDoubleToTE(f: Option[Double]) = f.map(new DoubleField(_))

  implicit def bigDecimalToTE(f: BigDecimal) = bigDecimalTEF.createFromNativeJdbcValue(f)
  implicit def optionBigDecimalToTE(f: Option[BigDecimal]) = f.map(new BigDecimalField(_))
}

object CustomTypesMode extends CustomTypesMode

class ByteField(val value: Byte) extends CustomType[Byte]

class IntField(val value: Int) extends CustomType[Int]

class StringField(val value: String) extends CustomType[String]

class DoubleField(val value: Double) extends CustomType[Double]

class BigDecimalField(val value: BigDecimal) extends CustomType[BigDecimal]

class FloatField(val value: Float) extends CustomType[Float]

class LongField(val value: Long) extends CustomType[Long]

class BooleanField(val value: Boolean) extends CustomType[Boolean]

class DateField(val value: Date) extends CustomType[Date]

class TimestampField(val value: Timestamp) extends CustomType[Timestamp]

class BinaryField(val value: Array[Byte]) extends CustomType[Array[Byte]]

class UuidField(val value: UUID) extends CustomType[UUID]

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Houston woman dances on the hood of a semi naked
Houston Woman Dances Naked On Semi, Causes Traffic Jam
by Chelsea ReganMarch 8, 2016, 11:06 pmMarch 8, 2016, 11:06 pmMarch 8, 2016, 11:06 pmNews, News Feed >
A woman in Houston, Tex., climbed on top of a semi and danced on the hood, causing a highway traffic jam that lasted around two hours.
Naked Woman Dances On Semi
The 25-year-old woman, who has not been identified, had walked out onto U.S. 290 in Houston at around 9 a.m. Monday morning, the Harris County Sheriff's Department told the Houston Chronicle. Her unexpected appearance on the highway resulted in a three-car accident. Following the accident, the woman climbed on top of the semi rig and began dancing.
While the woman was dancing and gyrating on the truck, cars passed slowly, causing traffic to stall. Police, fearful for the woman's safety, eventually decided to shut down traffic completely on both sides of the highway, backing up the traffic for miles.
It was two hours before authorities were able to get the woman down from the hood of the rig. After failed attempts to coax her down, they managed to get her to climb into the ladder basket of a fire truck.
"The big thing was to try to keep her calm because if she got excited she could fall off that truck," Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department spokesman Brian Shirley told KHOU.com. "Our biggest challenge was treating the patient with respect and dignity and getting her down safely."
Following the incident, the woman was brought into custody and then taken to a hospital for an evaluation.


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Scholar Award Winner Melissa Ewing
Congratulations to Melissa Ewing, MPS '19, for receiving the Loyola Institute for Ministry Scholar Award!
The Loyola Institute for Ministry Scholar Award recognizes excellence in Scholarship, Leadership and Service in a graduate from the Loyola Institute for Ministry.
Melissa's final project for her degree focused on the faith development of mothers in her parish community. She worked to help mothers develop spiritual agency by connecting their vocation with the motherhood of the Holy Trinity.
Scholar Award Winner Mary F. Kovacs Foy
Congratulations to Mary F. Kovacs Foy, MPS '19, for receiving the Loyola Institute for Ministry Scholar Award!
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package org.apache.harmony.test.stress.jni.arrays;

import org.apache.harmony.test.stress.jni.arrays.share.STArraysTest;
import org.apache.harmony.test.stress.jni.share.JNITestError;
import org.apache.harmony.test.share.stress.ReliabilityRunner;

/**
 * @author Vladimir Nenashev
 * @version $Revision: 1.7 $
 */

public class ArraysTest5 extends STArraysTest {

    /**
     * Length arrays to be allocated
     */
    private int arrSize;

    /**
     * Max. number of arrays to be allocated
     */
    private int maxArrCount;

    private int[][] arrays;

    private long tmpPtr;

    private static native void init();

    private native void doNativeCalc(int len, int maxCnt, int[][] arrays,
            long tmpPtr);

    public void doTest() {
        arrSize = Integer.getInteger(
                "org.apache.harmony.test."
                        + "stress.jni.arrays.ArraysTest5.arrSize", 10000)
                .intValue();
        maxArrCount = Integer.getInteger(
                "org.apache.harmony.test."
                        + "stress.jni.arrays.ArraysTest5.maxCnt",
                2000000000 / 10000).intValue();

        arrays = new int[maxArrCount][];
        tmpPtr = allocIntArray(arrSize);

        if (tmpPtr == 0) {
            throw new OutOfMemoryError("Cannot allocated temporary C array");
        }

        try {
            doNativeCalc(arrSize, maxArrCount, arrays, tmpPtr);

        } catch (Throwable t) {
            testLog("Working thread", "ArraysTest5: ERROR:");
            testLog("Working thread", t);
            ReliabilityRunner.debug("Test error");
            ReliabilityRunner.mainTest.addError(this, new JNITestError());
        }
    }

    static {
        // Initialize native variables prior to invocation of native method
        init();
    }
}


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Q: What does "they blew everyone away" mean?
The band was awesome! They blew everyone away.

What does this mean? Surely it does not mean the band actually blew everyone away. But it seems to mean something good?

A: The Free Dictionary, in its article for to blow has the following definitions:

blow away Slang
  2. To defeat decisively.
  3. To affect intensely; overwhelm: That concert blew me away.

I guess, it's exactly the meaning you need.

A: It means something good; in fact, blow [someone] away means leave [someone] greatly impressed.
Do note that there are quite a few other meanings for this expression (it might mean kill someone by gunshot or get rid of, for example).

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News: Beth Hart shares first single 'Bad Woman Blues' from her new album War In My Mind.
by Hear2Zen Magazine Aug 30, 2019
Leave a Comment on News: Beth Hart shares first single 'Bad Woman Blues' from her new album War In My Mind.
'Bad Woman Blues' is the lead single from Beth Hart's upcoming 'War In My Mind' studio album – which will land on September 27. The album, produced by multiple Grammy winning producer Rob Cavallo (Green Day, My Chemical Romance, Paramore etc.), is the hotly anticipated follow up from Beth's massively successful 2016 release "Fire On The Floor" which garnered the Grammy Nominated artist yet more critical acclaim and sold-out shows at iconic venues from the Ryman Auditorium to the Royal Albert Hall.
Beth Hart, blessed with one of the most unforgettable blues rock voices in the world, lays it all out with her new single, the attitude-infused rock track 'Bad Woman Blues'. The song is about a woman who insists on the right to be who she is, while making absolutely no apologies for it.
I'm not your mama I'm not your wife
I'm not the one who'll make it right
Them good girls always lose
I don't pray to angels dressed in white
I'm not the one who'll save your life
I got the bad woman blues
I got the bad woman bad woman bad bad bad woman blues
Opening with a gospel chant and irresistible groove, 'Bad Woman Blues' is the anti-love song. "I wrote that with Rune Westberg," Beth says, "whom I've written with on and off for years. It's about a woman who doesn't have any interest whatsoever in being good, because she knows she's not. But instead of hating herself for it, she's very clear with the man. Like, 'Baby, I'm an asshole and a frickin' witch, but you are gonna have fun with me'.
Check out 'Bad Woman Blues' below.
War In My Mind is available for pre-order here: http://smarturl.it/BethHartStore
1. Bad Woman Blues
2. War In My Mind
3. Without Words In The Way
4. Let It Grow
5. Try A Little Harder
6. Sister Dear
7. Spanish Lullabies
8. Rub Me For Luck
9. Sugar Shack
10. Woman Down
11. Thankful
12. I Need A Hero
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Q: issue installing hunspell on the command line I installed hunspell because it's required for lint on atom. Though when I run hunspell on the command line I get: Can't open affix or dictionary files for dictionary named "en_US".
When I run hunspell -D I get:
SEARCH PATH:
.::/usr/share/hunspell:/usr/share/myspell:/usr/share/myspell/dicts:/Library/Spelling:/Users/jessiematias/.openoffice.org/3/user/wordbook:/Users/jessiematias/.openoffice.org2/user/wordbook:/Users/jessiematias/.openoffice.org2.0/user/wordbook:/Users/jessiematias/Library/Spelling:/opt/openoffice.org/basis3.0/share/dict/ooo:/usr/lib/openoffice.org/basis3.0/share/dict/ooo:/opt/openoffice.org2.4/share/dict/ooo:/usr/lib/openoffice.org2.4/share/dict/ooo:/opt/openoffice.org2.3/share/dict/ooo:/usr/lib/openoffice.org2.3/share/dict/ooo:/opt/openoffice.org2.2/share/dict/ooo:/usr/lib/openoffice.org2.2/share/dict/ooo:/opt/openoffice.org2.1/share/dict/ooo:/usr/lib/openoffice.org2.1/share/dict/ooo:  /opt/openoffice.org2.0/share/dict/ooo:/usr/lib/openoffice.org2.0/share/dict/ooo
AVAILABLE DICTIONARIES (path is not mandatory for -d option):

I was under the impression my Mac OS Catalina already had an English dictionary installed. Do I have to manually install another dictionary? How do I fix this?

A: As explained in the README, you need to download dictionaries separately, for example:
wget -O en_US.aff  https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/dictionaries/plain/en/en_US.aff?id=a4473e06b56bfe35187e302754f6baaa8d75e54f
wget -O en_US.dic https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/dictionaries/plain/en/en_US.dic?id=a4473e06b56bfe35187e302754f6baaa8d75e54f


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Hello and Happy 2018 to All!
I am thrilled to announce that I have just been commissioned by the world-famous Metropole Orkest, based in the Netherlands, to arrange the John Coltrane version of "My Favorite Things," for their late January concert! They are one of the greatest orchestras in the world and I'm honored for the opportunity.
My Jazz Mass will have its NYC premiere on Sunday, February 11th at St. Peter's Church – thank you to Ike Sturm for giving me a chance to have it performed here!
The day after the Mass, The Philippe Lemm Trio will head back to Europe, this time making our debut with two weeks of concerts in Poland. Check out Philippe's page for all relevant info!
In the acting world, I have recently started narrating for the publishers Recorded Books and Blackstone Audio. All titles can be found on Audible.com!


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Everything in February 2010 issue
News – Equality Bill threatens
Equality Bill threatens Christians can expect a rise in court cases relating to their beliefs and practices if the UK Equality Bill becomes enshrined in law in its current form. This is the warning of Christian legal and advisory groups such as Christian public policy charity CARE, the Christian Institute, Christian Concern For Our Nation…
By Louise Morse
News – Caring for the elderly
Caring for the elderly 'The UK can't afford its over 65s' was the headline in a national newspaper recently. It was just one of many voices saying the same thing: that our public health care system is facing a time bomb as life expectancy rises and the number of older people with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's…
News – Christmas Eve ecumenism
Christmas Eve ecumenism On Christmas Eve, BBC ALBA laid on a Gaelic ecumenical service at Ness Bank Church (Church of Scotland), Inverness. The service was led by Rev. K. D. MacLeod (Church of Scotland), and the BBC advertised this as an ecumenical service and as having 'readings and prayers from Rev. Ronnie Morrison (Free Church…
News – Children, Schools and Families Bill
Children, Schools and Families Bill The second reading of the Children, Schools and Families Bill was hotly debated in the House of Commons in January, not least because of contentious areas such as faith schools, home-schooling and compulsory sex education for primary-school age children. In a debate which lasted for hours, the vote to push…
News – New boat for CYE
New boat for CYE Christian Youth Enterprises Sailing Centre (CYESC) has refurbished its new vessel and launched it into a wet dock. The vessel is a 30 x 9 metre ex-MOD barge, purchased in Lowestoft in June 2008 and brought to Portsmouth in July 2009. The new boat was successfully reintroduced to the water…
By Joseph Hewitt
Burma' where all the gold is on the pagodas
Burma— where all the gold is on the pagodas On 17 November Dr Jim Winter and John Hobson of Horsell Evangelical Church, and I of College Park Baptist Church, Lewisham, met for the long flight from Heathrow to Yangon. We returned safely back on 1 December. It was a lovely surprise to…
By Timothy Cross
Articles > Biblical/theological
'He descended into hell'
'He descended into hell' Timothy Cross continues looking at the Apostles' Creed The exact meaning of Christ's 'descent into hell' has been much debated over the centuries. The Reformed consensus is that when Christ died at Calvary, he actually experienced the indescribable torments of hell, without in any way becoming sinful himself. And he did this…
By Andrew King
Articles > Comment
Comment – Kingdom mathematics
Kingdom mathematics My gran was always telling me: 'Look after the pennies, and the pounds will look after themselves.' Gradually I figured out what she meant! Her approach encapsulates a vital truth when applied to kingdom living according to the principle of Matthew 6:33: 'Seek first the kingdom of God'. Diligence in small things -…
By Roger Fay
News – Westminster Conference
Westminster Conference The eclectic nature of the 2009 Westminster Conference's papers, delivered at the Whitefield Memorial Church in London on 8-9 December, was reflected in the conference's title - 'Calvin, Geneva and revival'. The papers ranged from Garry Williams on 'John Calvin's agenda: issues in the separation from Rome', through Don Carson on…
By Paul Williams
Reviews – R. B. Jones – Gospel ministry in turbulent times – Noel Gibbard – Bryntirion Press
R. B. Jones - Gospel ministry in turbulent times Noel GibbardBryntirion Press232 pages, £12.95 ISBN: 978-1-85049-231-3 This is an excellent and much needed biography of Rhys Bevan Jones (1869-1933). 'RB' (as he was referred to) is popularly remembered in connection with the 1904-05 Welsh Revival; and his influence was much wider. The author helpfully brings…
News – Big Brother
Big Brother Young people across the UK have been debating faith in the most unlikely of places - a comments forum set up for Celebrity Big Brother (www.channel4.com/bigbrother/housemates/stephen.html). The controversial Channel 4 programme, which has been garnering around six million viewers, has sparked a debate about Christianity, the truth of the gospel and reality…
News – Haiti disaster
Haiti disaster Shortly before ET went to print, news broke of a powerful earthquake in Haiti with its epicentre near the capital, Port au Prince. Latest estimates are that 3 million people have been affected and well over 100,000 killed. The 7.0 Richter quake lasted well over half a minute. Many were injured as…
By Christine McLaren
Arab World Ministries Media celebrates 50 years
Arab World Ministries Media celebrates 50 years Where were you in 1959? In that year, the first section of the M1 motorway opened, the UK began to use postal codes and Barbie dolls first went on sale. In the backstreets of Marrakech in 1959, Moroccan cooks were bashing spices in their mortars.…
By William Horsburgh
Reviews – The priority of preaching – Christopher Ash – Christian Focus Publications
The priority of preaching Christopher AshChristian Focus Publications122 pages, £7.99ISBN: 978-1-84550-464 9 The preface of this book describes its aim clearly: 'This is the second in a series of books which looks at the culture and context of preaching and teaching God's Word. We need help not just in "how to preach Bible books", but clarity…
By Anthony Oughton
Articles > Historical
Francis Schaeffer
Francis Schaeffer Anthony Oughton The burden of this article is to offer a positive appraisal of Schaeffer's life and ministry, and their influence on those who came into contact with him. This is in the belief that some British evangelicals may not have properly understood Schaeffer's work. In a recent editorial from a well-known evangelical publication, Francis…
By Ian McElhinny
News – Coram Deo
Coram Deo Coram Deo, a phrase from Calvin meaning 'in the presence of God', is the name given to an organisation located in north Italy, near the city of Mantua. Its aim is to foster the reformed faith throughout Italy by encouraging church planting and the publication of good reformed literature. Coram Deo held…
News – Irish blasphemy law
Irish blasphemy law The Government of Ireland passed a law on 1 January making it a punishable offence to blaspheme, whether in plays or in public, against any religion. The blasphemy law, already in existence in the country, had previously only covered Christianity. Now it encompasses a wider realm, defining the act as: 'Publishing…
Who made God? Best-selling book by former ET editor and chairman Professor Edgar Andrews is being publicised on railway station posters this month. Up to 30 stations across the UK, including mainline stations at Cardiff, Peterborough, York, Manchester and Glasgow, will sport the book cover and its provocative headline 'Who made God?' The posters also…
By Jason Ramsey
News > Youth Features
Youth Column – "I will not apologise for the real Jesus"
Youth Column Jason Ramsey kicks off this new youth column (and, incidentally, introduces Re:formation, an organisation he is involved with). Thank you Jason! We invite any other young people with a Christian theme burning in their heart to put it into words and send it to ET. "I will not apologise for the real Jesus" This…
By John Brand
Not really a Christian book!
Not really a Christian book! John Brand For months people have been asking me whether I've read The Shack. This book has been flying off the shelves in both Christian and secular bookshops. Until now I've resisted, partly for lack of time.I'm glad I have now read it, but I need to say right up front…
By Tim Martin
News – Tribute to Enid
Tribute to Enid Just days after Peter and Enid Lawrence's golden wedding anniversary, Enid was swept into eternity in a fatal road accident on 5 November 2009. Loved ones, friends, neighbours and the fellowship at Slapton and Wappenham Independent Evangelical Church were all stunned by this sudden sadness. The days that followed were…
News – Evangelical Library, London
Evangelical Library, London The Evangelical Library has moved to its new home. For nearly two years, negotiations have taken place to relocate it in better premises. The Chiltern Street property was becoming an increasing burden and, two years ago, the library was faced with the prospect of another large bill for repairs. When the…
News – Christian teacher sacked
Christian teacher sacked A Christian teacher with more than 20 years' experience has been expelled from her job for offering to pray for a sick pupil. Olive Jones, 54, taught maths to children who were too ill to go to school. One day, a female pupil was too ill to take her lesson, so…
News – Rev. Colin Peckham
Rev. Colin Peckham Rev. Dr Colin Peckham, principal emeritus of the Faith Mission Bible College, Edinburgh, was suddenly called home on 9 November. Dr Peckham was born, and born again, in South Africa. He grew up with a farming background but, after studying agriculture, felt the call of God to Christian ministry and studied for…
News – Professor Donald Macleod
Professor Donald Macleod Donald Macleod is to retire in June 2010 as principal of the Free Church of Scotland College in Edinburgh. His intention of stepping down was announced at the end of November by college board chairman Dr Iain D. Campbell. Dr Campbell paid tribute to Principal Macleod, saying he 'significantly developed…
By Garry Williams
Articles > Guest column
Guest Column – The Bible tomorrow
The Bible tomorrow Guest Column Garry Williams, MA, MSt, PhD The Lord knows the end from the beginning (Isaiah 46:8-11) and tells us to let tomorrow worry about itself (Matthew 6:34), so we should not be too preoccupied with the future. Nonetheless, Scripture also tells us to be alert to tomorrow's needs, commending the example of the…
By Richard Denham
A flood of memories from Brazil
A recent letter from a girl called Adna brought back a flood of memories, 50 years ago, of our missionary adventure in the Amazon region. Adna had grown up in Manicore in Brazil and was now in the last year of theological studies. For her senior term paper she had chosen to write about…
By Guy Davies
The Manhattan Declaration
The Manhattan Declaration Guy Davies On 20 November 2009 a coalition of 150 leading representatives of Orthodox, Roman Catholic and evangelical traditions released a joint statement - the Manhattan Declaration. Amongst the evangelical signatories were several high-profile names, including Chuck Colson, Tim Keller, Albert Mohler and Joni Eareckson Tada. The declaration is the expression of concern over…
News – STL crisis
STL crisis Dozens of jobs have been secured after the sale of some of Wesley Owen's chain of Christian book stores and the two trading divisions Authentic Media and STL Distribution. However, many other jobs are still at risk. The sale announcement was made just before Christmas by the trustees and senior management of…
By David Clark
Articles > Cultural and Ethical
What every parent should know about the Internet (3)
What every parent should know about the Internet (3) David Clark The social network revolution In February 2009, the Daily Telegraph reported that Kimberly Swann, a 16-year-old from Clacton, posted on Facebook that she thought her job was boring. She was called into her manager's office and handed a letter that cited her Facebook comments as the…
News – Contending for the faith in Lagos
Contending for the faith in Lagos The eighth annual Lagos Bible Conference was held on 6-7 November 2009. The conference theme was: 'Earnestly contend for the faith' (Jude 3). Ten lectures were delivered by eight lecturers to 200 pastors and others - the highest average attendance since this conference started. Chris Buss of the Metropolitan…
By Peter Barnes
Articles > Ecclesiological & Pastoral
Losing a child Peter Barnes All deaths are terrible but the death of a child is especially terrible and the death of one's own child possesses a peculiar kind of horror. The great men of faith were not protected from it - Thomas Boston outlived six of his ten children while John Owen outlived all eleven of…
By Kent Philpott
Personal view Kent Philpott, a pastor in Mill Valley, California, shares thoughts on teachers and preachers We can easily agree that the primary purpose of the church is to worship our Lord. It is generally agreed also that central to that worship is the teaching of Scripture and proclamation of Jesus Christ both to Christians…
By Timothy Burden
Reviews – The expectant prophet – John D. Currid – EP Books
The expectant prophet John D. CurridEP Books142 pages, £7.95ISBN: 9-780852-347003 This exposition of Habakkuk highlights the prophet's experience of waiting for God's answer to his perplexity over the violence and injustice he saw all around. His comfort was found in a full appreciation of the sovereignty of God. The commentary's aim is to provide the…
Whose kingdom is it anyway?
Whose kingdom is it anyway? Is dominionism gaining ground in Western churches? The US-based Discernment Research Group, author of the Herescope blog (http://herescope.blogspot.com), is one of a number of groups that thinks so, and has sounded an alarm. Since the turn of the 21st century, there has been a rise in 'prophecies' purporting to show…
By Joy Harris
News – Heyday at Hayes
Heyday at Hayes An annual event for the ladies and their friends of Hayes Town Chapel is a luxury sit-down dinner, followed by a guest speaker. The dinner is always an enjoyable and encouraging time for all who attend, and this year was no exception. There were 70 diners, of whom at least 40…
By FIEC
News – New day for the FIEC
New day for the FIEC The FIEC has appointed John Stevens, a Birmingham pastor and former law lecturer, to serve as its first ever director, from September 2010. Educated at Cambridge University, where he became a Christian in his final year, John was a law lecturer for sixteen years until 2007. He…
Meteoric Methodism (3)
Meteoric Methodism (3) Roger Fay Primitive Methodism was an astonishingly successful, nineteenth-century denomination that grew at phenomenal speed, especially through conversions among the unchurched (see October and November 2009 ETs). What were its distinctive features? Answering this is made more difficult by the movement's relative lack of written remains, compared to Wesleyan Methodism and other nonconformist bodies.…
By Colin Vincent
News – Reformation and revival
Reformation and revival The Reformation and Revival conference at Swanwick from 16-18 November included fervent prayer and powerful ministry. Gwynn Williams, pastor of the Welsh Evangelical Church in Cardiff, gave three encouraging and challenging messages on 2 Timothy 1 and 2:2. Mr Williams used the illustration of rugby football. Timothy had 'caught the ball'…
News – Schoolgirl beaten
Schoolgirl beaten An 11-year-old girl in Pakistan was beaten unconscious by her Muslim teacher after she said she was both Pakistani and a Christian. Nadia Iftikhar, who was at an evening school called Bright Future Academy, in Dharema, Punjab province, told the teacher that she was a Pakistani, but not a Muslim. The female…
News – Movers and shakers
Movers and shakers From Canary Wharf to Christian Aid: Loretta Minghella, former chief executive of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme for the past five years, is to become a director of Christian Aid in April. Oak Hill says farewell to Hebrew and OT lecturer James Robson, who left at the end of December to take…
By Gary Gilley
Discernment ministry (2)
Discernment ministry (2) Gary Gilley Despite the clear mandate given in Scripture for biblical discernment and critique (see January ET), most people continue to be critical of the whole concept of this ministry. Ironically, those who preach most tenaciously the need for tolerance are themselves intolerant of any who seek to faithfully follow God's directives in…
By Murray Gifkins
Does Moses predict Mohammed?
Does Moses predict Mohammed? Murray Gifkins Islam enjoys the common perception that it is an 'Abrahamic' faith. Muslims believe that the one true God who revealed himself to Abraham is the God whom they worship. In their mind, the Prophet Mohammed brought the final revelation from God to mankind. Christians need to be aware that Muslims…
By Henry Dixon
Reviews – Walking the walk – the rise of King David for today – Pete Wilcox – Paternoster Press
Walking the walk - the rise of King David for today: a dramatic exposition of 1 Samuel 16 - 2 Samuel 5:10 Pete WilcoxPaternoster Press204 pages, £8.99ISBN: 978-1-84227-648-8 This book calls itself a 'dramatic exposition' of the story of the rise to power of David. The author is Pete Wilcox, who is the Canon Chancellor of…
By Gordon Murray
Are we ready?
Are we ready? Reflections on the proposed visit to the UK of Pope Benedict XVI Gordon Murray Since the Reformation there has only been one papal visit to this country and that was in 1982, when the pope was John Paul II. The invitation then was given by the leaders of the Roman Catholic Church in this…
By Gary Donaldson
News – Sri Lanka dedication
Sri Lanka dedication On 14 November 2009, a church dedication service was held in the village of Virumanagar, in Muthur district, Sri Lanka. We met to give thanks to God, for it was from under a tree in this same village that the Muthur ministry started eight years ago. We began to share the…
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Turbo Fruits – No Control
Thirty Tigers/Melvin Records | 7/10
April 8, 2015 | by : Gannon
Emotions, man. What a drag. Jonas Stein has come a long way since his hedonistic days with cult art-punk outfit Be Your Own Pet and on No Control, Turbo Fruits' largely self-financed fourth LP, he's finally growing up if not quite coming of age. The party's certainly over in any case as it's an album on which the four-piece mature through self-introspection, dwelling on the same sort of "out-of-love" songs that Colleen Green wallowed in early this year. All the same the band's trademark melodies and strong hooks remain, strewn now amidst tales of drowning one's sorrows and of Stein cheating on his "Favorite Girl". Despite its breezy garage-pop overtones he intones during its course that "I can't stand myself anymore". He's got the blues bad and some of them are of his own making. Understandably then he's low on confidence, too, subduing his general level of garage-fuzz and limiting his shred to a few cheek-stinging outros.
Stein's revolving-door policy on band-mates, however, has stabilised since the recruitment of childhood friend Kingsley Brock on guitar in 2010 and, ironically enough when considering the LP's title, the Turbo Fruits line-up have rarely been in more control musically. The simmering and lightly psychedelic "Show Me Something Real", for example, shows the restraint Stein can't as he sings "I just can't help the way I feel". The interplay of guitars and vocals chime like vintage-era Strokes on "Don't Let Me Break Your Heart Again", too, just as "No Reason To Stay" hints at the disinterested sneer of Julian Casablancas – a track produced and recorded by Patrick Carney of The Black Keys who stepped in to save the day when the Turbo Fruits kitty ran low. He has his hand in the "The Way I Want You" as well, a ballsy romp that steps on the pedals for big choruses as Stein sighs his way through the ways in which he can't have the girl.
No Control's heavy-hearted and relatable running-order reaches emotional climax on its well sequenced closer. "Big Brother" begins with humble strumming before routing through Mark Everett-style woe and on to guitar licks that really do gently weep. Stein's primal howl, his need for his brother: "I need you here to take my pain away", isn't poetry but it is lump-in-the-throat heartfelt. Previous albums, fun though they've been, have always felt a little disposable. No Control on the other hand, and through happenstance more than design, is the first Turbo Fruits LP that feels like it was written because it had to be.
Best track: "Don't Let Me Break Your Heart Again"
~No Control is released April 20th 2015 via Thirty Tigers and Melvin Records.~


John J. "Monty" Montgomery, Jr.
Obituary of John J. Montgomery, Jr.
John J. ''Monty'' Montgomery, Jr. age 98, passed away on Thursday, September 6, 2018 at home in Little Falls. Mr. Montgomery was born in Passaic, the son of the late John Joseph and the late Sarah (Bailey) Montgomery. He was formerly of Paterson and Wayne. "Monty" served in the US Army during World War II. He was at the Battle of the Bulge where he received a Purple Heart for his heroic service. Before he retired in 1980, he was an auto worker employed by the Ford Motor Company in Mahwah. An avid car guy, he owned many Fords throughout his life. Mr. Montgomery was also a former member of Bernard Armitage Post #360 American Legion.
Mr. Montgomery was the beloved father of Randy and his wife Maryann Montgomery, loving grandfather of Randy Philip and his wife Anna Montgomery, and Janelle and her husband Joe Binetti; devoted great-grandfather of five; and dear uncle of numerous nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his wife, Isabel (Pennycook) in 2001; and his brothers Frederick and William, and sisters Mary Smith and Ruth Ammacher.
Friends are welcome to attend the visiting hours on Sunday, September 9, 2018 from 4-8 p.m.
The funeral service will be on Monday at 11:00 a.m. at the funeral home and will be celebrated by Fr. Michael D. Lombardo.


Some collaborations are simply written in the stars. Ryan Moore left The Legendary Pink Dots back in the year 2000 after a colossal contribution to the band over the space of 8 years on drums, bass guitar, electric guitar and even theramin. It was an impossible crater to fill, and the Dots didn't even try – Ryan's approach was absolutely unique. Nevertheless as The Dots adopted an airier psychedelic path and Ryan went dubterranean, the links were never broken. The idea of a reunion between The Dots' Edward Ka-Spel and Ryan Moore came up over curry at the former's house in London on a balmy summer night in 2012. Ryan sent a DVD packed with tunes, clips and outlines to Edward, and the latter extended and ultimately finished the journeys these sketches suggested. The result is a spacey rollercoaster ride which has elements of The Dots and Ryan's own Twilight Circus brand, yet deviates away from both to occupy it's own very strange land. But why "800 Saints in a Day" ? Rumour has it that the album was completed on the very day of a great elevation in The Vatican. The guys just wanted to wave at Heaven and suggest an alternative to all those damned harps.


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import logging
import random
from flask import Flask
from properties import twilio_sid, twilio_auth, receiver_number, twilio_number
from twilio.rest import TwilioRestClient

app = Flask(__name__)

# 4 times a week (on average) if run every minute
HOURS_A_DAY_CRON_RUNS = 14
MINUTES_IN_WEEK = float(60 * HOURS_A_DAY_CRON_RUNS * 7)
TEXTS_PER_WEEK = 4
text_probability = float(TEXTS_PER_WEEK) / MINUTES_IN_WEEK

messages = [
    "You can do this",
    "Don't rely on your future self, they are unreliable",
    "If you're tempted today. Take a minute and ask why. Is it really *that* good?",
    "Love yourself today",
    "Think about amusement park rides",
    "Think about marrying her",
    "Think about going to the store and everything fitting"
]

@app.route('/text/motivate')
def motivate():
    client = TwilioRestClient(twilio_sid, twilio_auth)
    if random.random() < text_probability:
        logging.info("Sending Text")
        client.messages.create(
            to=receiver_number,
            from_=twilio_number,
            body=random.choice(messages)
        )
    else:
        logging.info("No text this time!")
    return 'OK'


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Linebacker Chad Bailey, safety Cam Taylor, receiver Kam Scott give Tigers 10 pledges for 2018.
A man was shot and injured in the Johnston Square neighborhood of East Baltimore on Sunday afternoon, police said.
The man was found with a gunshot wound to the back of the head in the 1100 block of Harford Ave. around 4:05 p.m., police said. The 23-year-old victim was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Stephen Strasburg left after struggling with his control in the second inning, and the Washington Nationals wrapped up a successful nine-game trip with a 6-2 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday.
Jake Noll homered, doubled and drove in three runs, and McKenzie Mills pitched a sharp seven innings as the Hagerstown Suns rolled past the Augusta GreenJackets 9-1 in the South Atlantic League on Sunday.
IOWA CITY — Throughout much of his Iowa football career, Sean Welsh has battled an opponent more challenging than the defensive lines which test the Iowa football team each week during the fall.
Cameron Taylor, a three-star athlete, and four-star linebacker Chad Bailey committed to Missouri on Sunday.
DaJuan Gay saw his air conditioning-less neighbors sweltering.
Inaction wasn't an option, so the 20-year-old Annapolis resident and City Council candidate for Ward 6 reached out to the Annapolis community for help.
The community responded, providing money and donating air conditioners.
It's telling and entirely unsurprising that, even for a team facing disciplinary issues across its roster, the Cowboys spent the majority of Sunday morning answering questions about Ezekiel Elliott.
Sam Burns woke up Sunday a year older and a few strokes behind the lead at the Barbasol Open.
Mayor Polly Sierer and several other volunteers went to a makeshift "jail" Saturday to raise money for Preston's Playground.
EASTON — On Sunday, July 23, artists ages 18 and under took over Harrison Street in Easton to paint, make and create art as part of the 13th annual Plein Air Easton.


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What is on the Horizon for Rheumatology in 2023? - Episode 5
Alternative Payment Models in Rheumatology
Nehad Soloman, MD
Dr Nehad Solman reviews the role of clinical pathways and alternative payment models in rheumatology as well as anticipated changes for 2023.
EP. 1: Biosimilars in Rheumatology in 2023
EP. 2: Recent Approvals and Upcoming FDA Submissions in Rheumatic Diseases
EP. 3: Updates in Clinical and Stem Cell Research in Rheumatic Diseases
EP. 4: Precision Medicine in Rheumatology
EP. 5: Alternative Payment Models in Rheumatology
EP. 6: Challenges in Rheumatology Workforce
EP. 7: Looking Forward: Rheumatology Management in 2023
Nehad Soloman, MD: As we continue on in the future, in 2023 we know that Medicare amongst others are asking for alternative payment models. They're asking for us to be more defined. This is an opportunity for us as rheumatologists to pave the path forward as opposed to having somebody else tell us what to do. Some of the challenges, of course, that we face in rheumatology is that we don't have structured pathways that have been defined. For years, it's been, let's try and see what happens. We've had guidance from American College of Rheumatology in terms of guidelines, and some folks will use that to develop pathway programs. I think the challenges when dealing with payers is how do you develop a pathway program that is primarily good for patients, secondarily, a cost savings to society. Because the way it is structured, alternative payment pathways are based on a cost savings. It's based on better outcomes. It's based on precision medicine. If you can eliminate much of the trial and error approach and be more specific and exact with the outcomes of your therapy selection, then you will have success long-term in terms of cost to society, hospitalizations, comorbid conditions, comorbidities, deaths, and all of those things that add further cost to the cost burden to society.
It is my expectation that moving into 2023 and beyond that alternative payment models will include precision medicine-type testing such as the Prism RA test. Possibly methotrexate PG levels. Any type of tool that will help guide our hand in therapy, help inform us and inform our treatment decision-making to provide better outcomes for patients. Rather than just escalating methotrexate dose in the dark, polyglutamate level may help us decide whether that's necessary or not. Whether it's choosing the first biologic and which the Prism RA test, it continues to evolve, may help us make better-informed decisions for our patients. I'm hopeful that incorporation of these scientific tests and specific to the patient tests will drive payment pathways forward.
Transcript Edited for Clarity
What is on the Horizon for Rheumatology in 2023?InsightsRheumatology
Pneumonia Risk in Patients on DMARD, Glucocorticoid Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Cannabis Use Higher in Patients With Rheumatic Diseases
Patients With Inflammatory Arthritis Feel Positive Toward Most Vaccinations


To achieve silky smooth hair free skin, try one our hair removal processes. Whether you want to try threading, a very traditional method or more permanent electrolysis method, we can provide it here at the Belmore Centre leaving you feeling fuzz free!
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In the puzzle game Car Toys: Season 1, firefighters, ambulances and police (even if they drive in a Smart) maintain order and protect citizens from bandits and other malicious vehicles. Help the security forces secure the city and solve the puzzles of each of the 48 levels to finish the game. Observe the levels well and think about the right order to do the sequences and fulfill all the objectives.


Positive Choices 2015 and the University of South Wales.
Staff and students at the University of South Wales are proud and excited to be hosting the 11th Annual Positive Choices Conference (2015). Preparations are well under way and the team are looking forward to creating a truly Welsh experience for all those in attendance.
Cardiff is a vibrant city steeped in a wealth of culture and history. Within the few square miles of the city-centre, you'll find a wide range of things to do, whatever your tastes. Just a 20 minute walk from the conference venue will lead you to Cardiff Bay, home to the BBC Wales studios (great news for all you Doctor Who fans), a large freshwater lake for sailing and water sports, the Wales Millennium Centre and an excellent choice of restaurants.
We are unable to give away too many details at this stage, but rest assured, we have a fantastic line-up for the event. Thursday 16th will see the return of the whirlwind cafes to give you the opportunity to learn about as many developments as possible and Friday 17th will see lots of exciting presentations. Watch this space for details of a competition for you all to enter. Be sure to reserve your places early!
Travel Pack – Useful information about attending the event and how to get here!


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Ashland County Sports
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Dick Armstrong *
Vince Barr *
Ron Bowie *
Sid Boyd *
Joe Collins
George Donges *
T.W. Miller *
Warren Strine *
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Bud Plank, Chairman
Jack Kelley
Bill Kyler
Bob Donelson
Mike Warbel
Bill Tegtmeier
T. W. Miller Jr.
T. W. "Bill" Miller, Jr. is known as "Mr. Softball" to many of Ashland" ardent softball fans.
Through Bill's interest in the game, Ashland's fastpitch program has grown over the years and is now recognized all over the softball world. In your travels, if you mention to people you are from Ashland, Ohio, the people comment that you are from the city that has several fine softball teams.
Bill attended University School in Shaker Heights from 1925 to 1929 and graduated from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida in 1933.
He was employed in the trust department of the National City Bank in Cleveland until he joined Faultless Rubber as Vice-President in 1935. When World War II came, Bill served in the army as a Major.
In 1949, Bill became Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, and President of Faultless.
Bill has always been interested in all sports, particularly softball. Prior to sponsoring teams under the Faultless banner, he was instrumental in organizing and sponsoring the Ashland Indians. The Indians were recognized as a powerhouse in Ohio softball circles.
The Faultless softball program flourished under Bill Miller's leadership. The club won many state and regional championships and became a national championship contender. In 1965, the Rubbermen finished third in the A.S.A. National Championship. Many of the Faultless players were named to the all-American teams over the years. Bill has also been inducted in the Ohio Amateur Association's Hall of Fame.
In addition to softball, Faultless sponsored many other sports teams during Miller's presidency. Faultless teams also excelled in basketball, golf, and bowling. Faultless received the Helms Athletic Foundation Award three times for having the outstanding athletic program in the county under 1,000 employers.
Bill retired from Faultless in 1969 and now resides in Winter Park, Florida. He and his wife, Elinor, have one son, Thomas W. Miller, III.
Although Bill has retired from Faultless, he established a softball program that has continued throughout the years. Ashland is proud of the many accomplishments of its softball teams and wholeheartedly thanks Bill Miller for establishing such a great tradition.
Nominator: Howard Honaker
Presenter: Howard Honaker


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