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Progress of Affairs at Kirtland—Discovery of the Book of Abraham.
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Change of Editors on the "Messenger and Advocate."About the middle of May, W. W. Phelps and John Whitmer, Presidents of the Church in Missouri, arrived at Kirtland, and John Whitmer was appointed to take the place of President Oliver Cowdery, in conducting the Messenger and Advocate.
Frederick G. Williams was appointed to edit the Northern Times, a weekly newspaper, which we had commenced in February last, in favor of Democracy; and W. W. Phelps (with his son Waterman) made his home with my family, and assisted the committee in compiling the Book of Doctrine and Covenants.
Minutes of Conference held at New Portage, June 6th.
The Elders and brethren assembled in conference, June 6th, at New Portage, Oliver Cowdery, presiding.
Elder David Matthews, who was suspended at a previous conference, for unchristian conduct, was present.
After hearing the testimony, the council unanimously agreed that there had been due contrition of spirit manifested by him, in his walk and conversation since his suspension; and Elder Matthews was restored.
Elder Barkdall preferred a claim against Elder Keeler, for services said to be rendered some eight or nine years since, and to have been awarded by a former council.
It appeared there had been a decision in favor of Elder Barkdall, but no testimony was produced by either of the parties to substantiate a claim, or prove a payment. It was, therefore, Resolved:—That both the accuser and the accused have manifested a bad spirit, and deserve the severe rebuke of this council.
Elder Milo Hays was tried for not obeying the Word of Wisdom, and for covenant breaking.
Both charges were sustained by testimony, and Elder Hays was excluded from the Church.
Several other cases of discipline were attended to, and conference adjourned at 12 o'clock at night.
Sunday morning, President Oliver Cowdery preached, after which four were baptized.
The council again organized in the evening, and ordained Jacob Myers an Elder.
The case of Elders Barkdall and Keeler was again called up; four councilors spoke on the subject, when it was decided that they have one week and no more to settle their differences with each other, and make confession to the Church, or lose their standing.
W. A. Cowdery, Clerk.
Instructions of the Prophet to the Elders and Saints in Missouri.
The Presidency, Bishop, and High Council of Zion, having removed to Kirtland, or gone forth in the vineyard, I caused it to be published in the June number of the Messenger and Advocate, that according to the order of the kingdom begun in the last days, to prepare men for the rest of the Lord, the Elders in Zion or in her immediate region, have no authority or right to meddle with her spiritual affairs, to regulate her concerns, or hold councils for the expulsion of members, in her unorganized condition. The High Council has been expressly organized to administer in all her spiritual affairs; and the Bishop and his council are set over her temporal matters ; so that the Elders' acts are null and void. Now, the Lord wants the wheat and tares to grow together; for Zion must be redeemed with judgment, and her converts with righteousness. Every Elder that can, after providing for his family (if he has any) and paying his debts, must go forth and clear his skirts from the blood of this generation. While they are in that region, [Missouri] instead of trying members for transgression, or offenses, let every one labor to prepare himself for the vineyard, sparing a little time to comfort the mourners, to bind up the broken-hearted, to reclaim the backslider, to bring back the wanderer, to re-invite into the kingdom such as have been cut off, by encouraging them to lay to while the day lasts, and work righteousness, and, with one heart and one mind, prepare to help to redeem Zion, that goodly land of promise, where the willing and obedient shall be blessed. 1
The mission of Mr. Hewitt.
About this time, I received an introduction to Mr. Hewitt, a preacher who had come out from Europe, with his wife, to examine this work; he stated that he was delegated by his church for this purpose, and presented a letter of commendation, a copy of which follows:
To the Saints of the Most High:
Dear Brethren in the Lord.—At a council of the pastors of our church, held March 28th, 1835, upon the propriety of Reverend John visiting you, it was resolved and approved that as he had an anxious desire to go to America to see things that are spoken of in one of your papers brought here by a merchant from New York, he should have, as he desired, the sanction of the council, and if it pleased the Lord, His approval. The Lord hath seen our joy and gladness to hear that He was raising up a people for Himself in that part of the New World, as well as here. O, may our faith increase that He may have Evangelists, Apostles, and Prophets, filled with the power of the Spirit, and performing His will in destroying the works of darkness.
The Reverend Mr. Hewitt was professor of mathematics in Rotherham Independent Seminary, and four years pastor of Barnsley Independent church. He commenced preaching the doctrines we taught, about two years since, and was excommunicated. Many of his flock followed him, so that he was eventually installed in the same church, and the Lord's work prospered. As he is a living epistle, you will have, if all be well, a full explanation. Many will follow, should he approve of the country, etc., who will help the cause, because the Lord hath favored them with this world's goods. We had an utterance during our meeting, which caused us to sing for joy. The Lord was pleased with our brother's holy determination to see you; and we understand that persecution had been great among you, or would be, but we were commanded not to fear, for He would be with us. Praise the Lord.
The time is at hand when distance shall be no barrier between us; but when on the wings of love, Jehovah's messages shall be communicated by His Saints. The Lord bless our brother, and may he prove a blessing to you. Be not afraid of our enemies; they shall, unless they repent, be cast down by the Lord of Hosts. The workers of iniquity have been used by the prince of darkness to play the counterfeit; but discernment has been given to us, that they were immediately put to shame, by being detected, so that the flock never suffered as yet by them.
Grace, mercy, and peace be unto you from God our Father, and from the Spirit, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
I am, dear sir,
Your brother in the Gospel,
Thomas Shaw.
Barnsley, April 21, 1835. 2
The interview with Mr. Hewitt was brief, and he left with the understanding that he would call again and renew his investigations. As he did not return according to agreement, and hearing he was at Fairport, the council of the Presidency sent him the following letter:—
To the Reverend Mr. Hewitt:
Sir—In consequence of your not returning as we understood you would at your introduction to us, it was resolved and approved in council, on the evening of the 14th instant, that the bearer of this communication, Oliver Cowdery, one of the presiding Elders of our Church, should proceed to Fairport, and ascertain if possible, the cause of your delay; and this is done as one reason, that we feel an anxious desire for the salvation of the souls of men, and to satisfy your inquiries concerning the religion we profess. If at Fairport it is the sincere desire of the council, that Mr. Hewitt return, that we may satisfy him concerning our religion, and he satisfy us concerning his; for we feel as great a desire for the welfare of his people, as he can for ours.
With respect, etc.,
W. W. Phelps, Clerk.
The indifference of Mr. Hewitt.
Elder Cowdery immediately repaired to Fairport, and on the day following reported to the Council that Mr. Hewitt was not in the place: that he left their letter with Mrs. Hewitt, who informed him that her "husband had frequently spoken of his wish to become further acquainted with the people whom he had come out from Europe to see." But the next we heard of the Reverend John Hewitt was that he had opened a school in Painsville, Ohio.
Mr. Hewitt was an elder of the Irvingite 3 church, in Barnsley, England, and was sent as a delegate from that church, as expressed in the letter from Mr. Shaw, of April 21st, to visit the Saints in America, and ascertain their faith and principles; and if Mr. Hewitt found them as they expected, the Saints in America might expect help from them (the church in Barnsley) as they were rich in temporal things and had received the gift of tongues in the church.
Subscriptions for the Temple.
June 18.—Nine hundred and fifty dollars were subscribed for the temple, by the Saints in Kirtland. Great anxiety was manifested to roll on the work.
The twenty-first, being Sunday, I preached in Kirtland on the Evangelical Order. 4
Thursday, June 25.—There was a meeting in Kirtland to subscribe for the building of the Temple; and $6,232.50 was added to the list. Joseph Smith subscribed $500; Oliver Cowdery, $750; W. W. Phelps, $500; John Whitmer, $500; and Frederick G. Williams, $500; of the above, all of which they paid within one hour, and the people were astonished.
Conference in Canada.
June 29.—Six of the traveling High Council, viz.:—David W. Patten, Heber C. Kimball, Luke S. Johnson, Orson Pratt, John F. Boynton, and Lyman E. Johnson, assembled in conference with the church in Loborough, Upper Canada. The church in Loborough, composed of twenty-five members, were uninformed in many principles of the new covenant, not having had the same privilege of instruction as the churches in the United States.
Brothers Henry and Jacob Wood, who had been suspended, had a rehearing, but were cut off. Elder Frederick M. Van Leuven, was appointed presiding Elder, and a number were added to the Church during their stay.
Michael H. Chandler and the Egyptian Mummies.
On the 3rd of July, Michael H. Chandler came to Kirtland to exhibit some Egyptian mummies. There were four human figures, together with some two or more rolls of papyrus covered with hieroglyphic figures and devices. As Mr. Chandler had been told I could translate them, he brought me some of the characters, and I gave him the interpretation, and like a gentleman, he gave me the following certificate:
Kirtland, July 6, 1835.
This is to make known to all who may be desirous, concerning the knowledge of Mr. Joseph Smith, Jun., in deciphering the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic characters in my possession, which I have, in many eminent cities, showed to the most learned; and, from the information that I could ever learn, or meet with, I and that of Mr. Joseph Smith, Jun., to correspond in the most minute matters.
Michael H. Chandler,
Traveling with, and proprietor of, Egyptian mummies. 5
Sunday 5.—I preached in the afternoon.
The case of Michael H. Barton.
Michael H. Barton tried to get into the Church, but he was not willing to confess and forsake all his sins—and he was rejected.
The Writings of Abraham and Joseph.
Soon after this, some of the Saints at Kirtland purchased the mummies and papyrus, a description of which will appear hereafter, and with W. W. Phelps and Oliver Cowdery as scribes, I commenced the translation of some of the characters or hieroglyphics, and much to our joy found that one of the rolls contained the writings of Abraham, another the writings of Joseph of Egypt, etc.,—a more full account of which will appear in its place, as I proceed to examine or unfold them. Truly we can say, the Lord is beginning to reveal the abundance of peace and truth.
Edmund Bosley Tried for Breaking Covenant.
On the 9th I rode to Cleveland, in company with Elder Cowdery and others. On the 14th a charge was preferred against Elder Edmund Bosley, to a council of the Presidency, for unchristian-like conduct, in breaking a certain sacred covenant, made September 4, 1834.
I instructed the council on points of duty, such as observing covenants, etc., and testified to the truth of the above covenant.
President Oliver Cowdery testified that he himself framed the covenant alluded to, and that at the time when Bosley said that he had a witness that it was the will of the Lord that he should consecrate the surplus of his property over and above what would be needful for his and his family's support.
Bishop Whitney stated that Elder Bosley agreed to let the Presidency and others have money on loan, for the printing of the Revelations, if he could control his property in one year, or, as soon as he obtained it.
Decided that Elder Bosley broke the covenant which he made September 4, 1834—therefore he is not a member of this Church, unless he make satisfaction to those whom he injured.
Also Isaac H. Bishop was complained of as having spoken evil of the High Council, by saying that "the High Council had the wrong tree to bark up," which was testified to by J. M. Corrill, President Rigdon and others.
It was decided that Isaac H. Bishop shall make public confession to the satisfaction of the injured, and walk as a saint in all things.
The hand of the Lord shall be upon them, until they repent in sackcloth and ashes, and shall effect their temporal and spiritual interests unless they repent.
1. The whole article is so valuable that, notwithstanding to publish it entire leads to a repetition of part of the above, it is placed here in a foot note.
To the Saints Scattered Abroad.
"Dear Brethren:—It is a duty which every saint ought to render to his brethren freely—to always love them, and ever succor them. To be justified before God we must love one another: we must overcome evil; we must visit the fatherless and the widow in their affliction, and we must keep ourselves unspotted from the world: for such virtues flow from the great fountain of pure religion. Strengthening our faith by adding every good quality that adorns the children of the blessed Jesus, we can pray in the season of prayer; we can love our neighbor as ourselves, and be faithful in tribulation, knowing that the reward of such is greater in the kingdom of heaven. What a consolation! What a joy! Let me live the life of the righteous, and let my reward be like this!
According to the order of the kingdom begun in the last days, to prepare men for the rest of the Lord, the Elders in Zion, or in her immediate region, have no authority or right to meddle with her spiritual affairs, to regulate her concerns, or hold councils for the expulsion of members in her unorganized condition. The High Council bas been expressly organized to administer in all her spiritual affairs; and the Bishop and his council, are set over her temporal matter: so that the Elders' acts are null and void. Now the Lord wants the tares and wheat to grow together: for Zion must be redeemed with judgment, and her converts with righteousness. Every Elder that can, after providing for (if he has any) and paying his debts, must go forth and clear his skirts from the blood of this generation. While they are in that region instead of trying members for transgressions, or offenses, let every one labor to prepare himself for the vineyard, sparing a little time to comfort the mourners; to bind up the broken-hearted; to reclaim the backslider; to bring back the wanderer; to re invite into the kingdom such as have been cut off, by encouraging them to lay to while the day lasts, and work righteousness, and, with one heart and one mind, prepare to help redeem Zion, that goodly land of promise, where the willing and the obedient shall be blessed. Souls are as precious in the sight of God as they ever were; and the Elders were never called to drive any down to hell, but to persuade and invite all men everywhere to repent, that they may become the heirs of salvation. It is the acceptable year of the Lord: liberate the captives that they may sing hosanna. The Priests, too, should not be idle: their duties are plain, and unless they do them diligently, they cannot expect to be approved. Righteousness must be the aim of the Saints in all things, and when the covenants are published, they will learn that great things must be expected from them. Do good and work righteousness with an eye single to the glory of God, and you shall reap your reward when the Lord recompenses every one according to his work. The Teachers and Deacons are the standing ministers of the Church, and in the absence of other officers, great things and holy walk are required of them. They must strengthen the members' faith; persuade such as are out of the way to repent, and turn to God and live; meekly persuade and urge every one to forgive one another all their trespasses, offenses and sins, that they may work out their own salvation with fear and trembling. Brethren, bear and forbear one with another, for so the Lord does with us. Pray for your enemies in the Church and curse not your foes without: for vengeance is mine, saith the Lord, and I will repay. To every ordained member, and to all, we say, be merciful and you shall find mercy. Seek to help save souls, not to destroy them: for verily you know, that "there is more joy in heaven, over one sinner that repents, than there is over ninety and nine just persons that need no repentance." Strive not about the mysteries of the kingdom; cast not your pearls before swine, give not the bread of the children to dogs, lest you and the children should suffer, and you thereby offend your righteous Judge. Your brethren who leave their families, with whom they have enjoyed an earthly measure of peace and joy, to carry glad tidings around the world, expect great things of you, while you are privileged to enjoy the blessings of the Saints' society. They pray our heavenly Father that you may be very prayerful, very humble, and very charitable; working diligently, spiritually and temporally for the redemption of Zion, that the pure in heart may return with songs of everlasting joy to build up her waste places, and meet the Lord when He comes in His glory. Brethren, in the name of Jesus Christ, we entreat you to live worthy of the blessings that shall follow after much tribulation, to satiate the souls of them that hold out faithful to the end."—Messenger and Advocate, vol. 1, No. 8, pp. 137-8.
The substance of the foregoing article from the Messenger and Advocate is also contained, according to John Whitmer's history (manuscript page 52) in a letter to Hezekiah Peck, signed by Joseph Smith, Jun., Oliver Cowdery, Sidney Rigdon, Frederick G. Williams, W. W. Phelps and John Whitmer; the opening paragraph of which is as follows:
"The Presidency of Kirtland and Zion say that the Lord has manifested by revelation of His spirit, that the High Priests, Teachers, Priests, and Deacons, or in other words, all the officers in the land of Clay county, Missouri, belonging to the Church, are more or less in transgression, because they have not enjoyed the Spirit of God sufficiently to be able to comprehend their duties respecting themselves and the welfare of Zion; thereby having been left to act in a manner that is detrimental to the interest, and also a hindrance to the redemption of Zion. Now if they will be wise, they will humble themselves in a peculiar manner that God may open the eyes of their understanding. It will be clearly manifested what the design and purposes of the Almighty are with regard to them, and the children of Zion that they should let the High Council, which is appointed of God and ordained for that purpose, make and regulate all the affairs of Zion, and that it is the will of God that her children should stand still and see the salvation of redemption." Then follows the substance of the Messenger and Advocate article. This letter has the following post script written personally by the Prophet, to Brother Peck, and is a gem which manifests the profound sympathy of the Prophet for the faithful in Israel:
"P.S.—Brother Hezekiah Peck: We remember your family with all the first families of the Church who first embraced the truth. We remember your losses and sorrows; our first ties are not broken; we participate with you in the evil as well as the good, in the sorrows as well as the joys; our union, we trust, is stronger than death, and shall never be severed. Remember us unto all who believe in the fullness of the Gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We hereby authorize you, Hezekiah Peck, our beloved brother, to read this epistle and communicate it unto all the brotherhood in all that region of country.
"Dictated by me, your unworthy brother, and fellow laborer in the testimony of the Book of Mormon. Signed by my own hand in the token of the everlasting covenant. Joseph Smith, Jun."
2. This communication in the Prophet's history as published in the Millennial Star appears under the date of April 21st, 1835; but it was thought to be a better grouping of events to bring it down to this date—first half of June—where the whole incident may be disposed of in a single reference to it. Following is a remark of the Prophet's respecting the letter as published in the Star, but which under our present arrangement of the matter is not necessary in the text of the History: "One object, and only one, has induced us to lay the foregoing letter from England, before our matters; and that is, the good of the cause of God. It might have remained in our possession, perhaps for years, in silence, had it not been for circumstances, which we will briefly mention hereafter." These "circumstances" are those relating to the indifferent actions of Mr. Hewitt, as set forth in the text.
3. This is not the name accepted by the Church which Mr. Hewitt represented. The religious body usually called "Irvingites" object to any designation "which implies sectarianism" and therefore, they themselves use no other name than the "Catholic Apostolic Church," of which the congregation at Barnsley, England, was but a branch. Such was the prominence, however, for learning, social and ecclesiastical standing of Reverend Edward Irving that when he gave the influence of his name and standing to what was probably a really spiritual awakening among some of the people in western and southern Scotland, the movement received his name, hence "Irvingites." Mr. Irving was born in Annan, Dumfrieshire, August 15, 1792, and in his early ministry was associated with such men as Doctors Chalmers and Canning. He created no little stir in higher circles of religious society in London for a time; but his announcement of the near approach of the coming of the Son of Man, attended by the judgments of God, together with his strictures against the looseness of fashionable life, soon displeased the worldly who for a time flocked to hear him; and the people of fashion soon separated from his congregation. He taught the doctrine that the spiritual gifts of the Gospel were to continue forever in the Church, together with the New Testament organization of the Church. The Irvingite views of this New Testament organization are set forth in the following: "There are, as in the apostolic times, four ministeries:1st, that of 'apostle;' 2nd, that of 'prophet;' 3rd, that of 'evangelist;' and 4th, that of 'pastor.' The apostles are invested with spiritual prerogatives; they alone can administer the Holy Ghost by laying on of hands; to them the mysteries of God are revealed and unfolded to the Church; and they decide on matters of order and discipline. Nothing that transpires in any Church in the way of 'prophetic utterance' can be authoritatively explained save by them; and the various 'angels of the Churches' are bound to bring all such utterances under their cognizance, in order that they may be rightly interpreted. The function of the 'prophet' has been already indicated. The work of an 'evangelist' mainly consists in endeavoring to 'bring' in, those who are without. The 'angel' of the Catholic Apostolic Church, corresponds with the bishop of other Christian denominations. The ministers of each full congregation comprise an angel, with a four-fold ministry (consisting of elders, prophets, evangelists, and pastors;) and a ministry of deacons to take charge of temporal matters. This ministry is supported by tithes, the people giving a tenth of their income for the support of the priesthood. Church affairs were managed by a council of ministers of all classes, whose selection and arrangement are conceived to have been foreshadowed in the structure of the Mosaic tabernacle." The sympathy of the members of the Catholic Apostolic Church at Barnsley who believed in the spiritual gifts of the Gospel, and what they understood to be the New Testament organization of the Church, readily explains the interest they would naturally feel in the Latter-Day Saints in America, when they would come to hear of the things which God had established among them; and it is regretted that they did not send a more faithful representative than Mr. Hewitt to enquire into the work of the Lord as developed in divine manifestations to the Prophet Joseph. "This Mr. Hewitt," says John Whitmer in his manuscript history of the Church, page 52, "did not obey the Gospel; neither would he investigate the matter. Thus ended the mission of Mr. Hewitt."
4. Of the evangelical or patriarchal order of Priesthood in the Church it is said in the revelations of God: "The order of this Priesthood was confirmed to be handed down from father to son, and rightly belongs to the literal descendants of the chosen seed, to whom the promises were made. This order was instituted in the days of Adam, and came down by lineage in the following manner." Then follow the names of those who successively held the evangelical Priesthood in ancient times (D&C 107). According to the word of the Lord, at the time this order of Priesthood was conferred upon Hyrum Smith, brother of the Prophet, it is said "The Patriarch holds the keys of the patriarchal blessings upon the heads of all my people, that whoever he blesses shall be blessed, and whoever he curses shall be cursed; that whatsoever he shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatsoever he shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." (D&C 124:92-93.) It was undoubtedly upon this order of priesthood that the Prophet spoke in the meeting of the twenty-first of June.
5. Mr. Chandler is responsible for the English of the above certificate, and I do not feel at liberty to edit it.


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Gilman Hall at the University of California, Berkeley
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Dedicated November 20, 1997, at the University of California, Berkeley, in Berkeley, California.
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Gilman Hall, built in 1916-1917, accommodated a growing College of Chemistry by providing expanded research and teaching facilities for faculty and students specializing in physical, inorganic and nuclear chemistry. Work performed at Gilman Hall helped advance the fields of chemical thermodynamics and molecular structure, and has resulted in multiple Nobel Prizes.
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"Gilman Hall" commemorative booklet produced by the National Historic Chemical Landmarks program of the American Chemical Society in 1997 (PDF).
The new chemistry building at the University of California, Berkeley, Gilman Hall, was dedicated in March 1918 as part of the University's "Semicentenary Week." In December 1911, Gilbert Newton Lewis, a well-established professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), had visited Berkeley and had stated his conditions for coming to head the College of Chemistry. These conditions called for an enlarged budget and increases in faculty and staff for the Department of Chemistry, then the only department in the College of Chemistry, and for an annex to be added to the old red-brick chemistry building. Lewis came to Berkeley in 1912. He supervised the enlargement of the department, and a modest annex was built for him. He also started planning for the "ultimate chemistry laboratory." In 1917, Lewis' building, a modern steel and concrete structure, was completed and named Gilman Hall. It was devoted exclusively to research and instruction in physical and technical chemistry.
Gilman Hall was named for Daniel Coit Gilman, president of the university from 1872 to 1875. It was designed by John Galen Howard as a two-story building with a full basement largely above-ground.
Gilman Hall also had a small subbasement, which was occupied by a liquid air plant. The first such plant at Berkeley, built in about 1904 or 1905, was inadequate to support Lewis' strong interest in thermodynamics, especially the Third Law; the subbasement was added later to the building plans, specifically for this purpose.
There was also an extra floor, called the "attic," where much of the important research has been done. Room 307 in the attic was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1966; it is where plutonium was identified as a new element in 1941.
For any chemistry postdoctoral or graduate student from the Lewis era, the most storied room was number 102, where seminars were held. Lewis, filling the room with cigar smoke as was his custom, contributed to the research of all those present. He was an intellectual leader in what has become the American style of mentoring. He was strong, but he encouraged contributions from all those present as long as they were not foolish. It was this style that helped mold many of the leading physical chemists of his time.
In the period after 1918, significant research developments in physical chemistry shifted from Germany to the United States with a great deal of this advancement taking place under the leadership of Lewis in Gilman Hall.
Lewis' tenure in Gilman Hall was a period of great accomplishment that still influences the teaching and practice of chemistry.
Gilman Hall at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Thermodynamics Research
The extensive research program in chemical thermodynamics envisioned by Lewis required research with materials at very low temperatures. To support this work, Wendell M. Latimer set up a liquid hydrogen facility in the Gilman Hall basement. Completed in 1921, it was the first in the United States. Latimer had received his Ph.D. at Berkeley in 1917, working with George Ernest Gibson, one of Lewis's first Berkeley hires and the research director for many doctoral students. Latimer is best known for organizing thermodynamic data for inorganic chemistry in his 1938 book, The Oxidation States of the Elements and Their Potentials in Aqueous Solution, and for his later leadership in the College of Chemistry.
In the early 1930s, Giauque's student J. W. Kemp made heat capacity measurements on frozen and liquid ethane, but the data were not interpreted until Kenneth S. Pitzer came to Berkeley from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in 1935 to work on thermodynamics with Latimer. When Pitzer learned of the ethane data, he and Kemp set about using these data to determine the barrier to the internal rotation of adjacent methyl groups. This work was the start of numerous papers by Pitzer on internal rotation and the thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbons.
Electrochemical measurements were another way to establish thermodynamic properties. Merle Randall, who came with Lewis from MIT, and E. D. Eastman, an early Lewis student, worked with Latimer in a Gilman Hall laboratory specifically designed for such measurements.
While the faculty who did organic or analytical research worked in the old chemistry building, a small group of inorganic or general physical chemists were working in Gilman Hall. The best known was Joel H. Hildebrand, who researched the theory of solutions. Hired by Lewis in 1913 to revamp first-year chemistry classes, he directed freshman chemistry instruction for nearly 40 years. His views on chemical education were widely respected.
Another respected Lewis hire, William C. Bray, also came to Berkeley from MIT. He pursued research in chemical kinetics and directed many students, including Henry Taube, who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1983. Axel R. Olson, also a faculty member working in Gilman Hall, was an early Lewis student who worked primarily in chemical kinetics. He also studied X-ray-induced plant mutations.
Nuclear Chemistry
Gibson, Latimer and Lewis were all interested in nuclear chemistry, and Lewis strongly supported the hiring of E. O. Lawrence by the physics department in 1928. In 1933, Robert D. Fowler and Willard F. Libby were the first nuclear chemists added to the chemistry faculty. Libby had received his Ph.D. with Latimer in 1933; he built one of the first Geiger counters in the U.S. and stayed on as a faculty member until leaving for war work in 1942. In 1960, Libby received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for carbon-14 dating.
The nuclear people often worked in a wooden building, called the Old Radiation Laboratory, built for early Lawrence cyclotrons, just north of Gilman Hall; or they worked in the old annex, which had been built for Lewis. The other nuclear faculty included Samuel Ruben, Joseph W. Kennedy and Glenn T. Seaborg, all appointed in 1939. Ruben and M. D. Kamen, a physics student, first reported the preparation of carbon-14 in 1941. Their work on photosynthesis was halted by Ruben's untimely death in 1943.
Seaborg received his Ph.D. with Gibson in 1937 on the topic of neutron interactions and then worked with Lewis on generalized acids and bases for two years while pursuing his interest in nuclear chemistry. Seaborg, working with Kennedy, Edwin M. McMillan of the physics faculty and Arthur C. Wahl, identified the first known isotope of plutonium in room 307 of Gilman Hall in February 1941. This discovery was followed by the preparation of a new fissile isotope of uranium (U-233) by Seaborg, J. W. Gofman and R. W. Stoughton.
In 1942, the Berkeley campus became quite involved in the war effort of World War II. The top floor, or "attic," of Gilman Hall was fenced off for classified work in nuclear chemistry. Half of the rooms in the attic had small balconies that could be used as outdoor hoods, but the actual hoods in Gilman Hall were not equipped with fans. They operated only as chimneys, with a burner flame that produced a draft. For the war work, electrically powered fans were finally installed to vent the hoods.
Plutonium research in Gilman Hall, directed by Eastman and Latimer, was part of the Manhattan Project to develop the atomic bomb. The majority of the workers on these projects were recent Berkeley Ph.D.s, including John W. Gofman, Robert E. Connick and Leo Brewer.
In 1942, Glenn Seaborg left Berkeley to join the Manhattan Project in Chicago. He returned to Berkeley after the war and directed the university's nuclear chemistry research. He shared the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with McMillan for their discoveries in the chemistry of the transuranium elements.
Following Lewis's retirement from administration in 1941, Latimer became dean of the College of Chemistry, a position he held until 1949. He persuaded Melvin Calvin, a physical-organic faculty member who had worked with Lewis, to resume Ruben and Kamen's research on the use of carbon-14 as a tracer in photosynthesis. Calvin established his headquarters in the Old Radiation Laboratory. In 1961, he received the Nobel Prize for his studies in photosynthesis. Latimer was dean when the Division of Chemical Engineering was established in 1946 in Gilman Hall. With the support of Hildebrand and Pitzer, who followed him as deans, chemical engineering became a full department in 1957.
As the chemistry department grew and moved into newer facilities, the chemical engineering department expanded to occupy all of Gilman Hall. By 1948, the famous seminar room, 102, was too small for research conferences, and it was remodeled into administrative space. The attic rooms are still used for chemical engineering research, but most of the shops have been moved. The subbasement has been remodeled into an undergraduate chemical engineering laboratory.
Even after the addition of more modern buildings, Gilman Hall remains a central part of the College of Chemistry. It is a well-designed, skillfully constructed building. In California, where buildings are rated for earthquake hazards, Gilman Hall has about the same rating as most of the campus buildings built 50 years later. The symbol of the westward movement of science and technology, Gilman Hall continues to serve the purpose for which it was built — education and research in the chemical sciences.
Wendell M. Latimer (left) and Glenn T. Seaborg (right) in 307 Gilman Hall, circa 1950.
Courtesy the University of California Archives, The Bancroft Library Portrait Collection.
Portrait of Joel H. Hildebrand (undated). Hildebrand directed freshman chemistry for four decades. He was dean of two Berkeley colleges and served as president of the American Chemical Society in 1955.
Courtesy the University of California Archives.
G. N. Lewis was respected by knowledgeable contemporaries for his writing and the excellence of his research, but valued as much for his clear thinking, his scholarly enthusiasm, and his ability to lead other scientific thinkers.
Lewis was born in Weymouth, Massachusetts, in 1875, but spent much of his youth in Lincoln, Nebraska. After being schooled at home, he was admitted in 1889 to a preparatory school associated with the University of Nebraska. He entered Harvard College in 1893 and received an A.B. degree in 1896. Following a year of teaching at the Phillips Academy in Andover, he returned to Harvard and received his A.M. degree in 1898 and his Ph.D. in 1899, under T. W. Richards. He spent one year as an instructor at the college and then studied in Germany with F. W. Ostwald and H. W. Nernst, before returning for three more years as an instructor at Harvard.
Lewis was not satisfied with the research atmosphere at Harvard. Wanting time to consider his future, he took a position in the Philippines for one year to work in the Bureau of Science. When he returned in 1905, he was invited to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by A. A. Noyes, who had been a student of Ostwald£s. Lewis spent seven years at MIT, where he published 30 papers and rose to a full professorship.
When Lewis came to Berkeley in 1912, his first laboratories were in a temporary wooden building. Awaiting state bond money, the construction of Gilman Hall was delayed until 1916, and was first occupied in September 1917. Gilman Hall's next quarter century came to be known as the G. N. Lewis era.
At times, Lewis spent his weekdays on campus, using a small bedroom and shower in a Gilman Hall attic room, while his family lived in the country. After the university ruled against living in its research buildings, Lewis moved into the nearby Faculty Club.
Lewis was rarely in the classroom, but his weekly research seminar set the standard for the College of Chemistry. Two hundred and ninety Ph.D.s were granted under Lewis and his colleagues. He worked with great intensity and had a series of research assistants for experimental work. He took only a few graduate students, although many other students worked with younger faculty on projects within Lewis' broad area of interest.
G. N. Lewis' publications covered, among other things, relativity, natural radioactivity, refraction of neutrons, acid-base properties, and classical and statistical thermodynamics. He is often quoted as having said that "physical chemistry is anything which is interesting." Most chemists remember Lewis best for his octet theory and the electron-pair bonding diagrams, which he first published in 1916, and for the generalized theory of acids and bases, which bears his name. His most famous book, Thermodynamics and the Free Energy of Chemical Substances, written with Merle Randall, was published in 1923.
Harold C. Urey (a 1923 UC-Berkeley Ph.D., and 1934 Nobel laureate) had discovered deuterium at Columbia University in 1932. Lewis actively pursued the new field of deuterium chemistry, and between 1932 and 1934, he published more than 25 papers on the topic. Later in the 1930s, Lewis returned to the theories of acids and bases, and a 1938 lecture at the Franklin Institute "did much to make the Lewis acid an important part of chemical theory."
Responding to the increased popularity of the field of photochemistry in the 1930s, Lewis published, with Melvin Calvin, a long review of the theory of color. Lewis continued his studies of fluorescence and phosphorescence and published several important papers about quantum theory.
On March 23, 1946, Gilbert Newton Lewis died in his Gilman Hall laboratory, while carrying out an experiment on fluorescence.
The College of Chemistry: A Brief History (University of California, Berkeley)
Gilbert Norton Lewis (Chemical Heritage Foundation)
Portrait of Gilbert N. Lewis with his trademark cigar (undated).
Landmark Designation
The American Chemical Society designated Gilman Hall at the University of California, Berkeley as a National Historic Chemical Landmark on November 20, 1997. The plaque commemorating the event reads:
Gilman Hall was built in 1916-1917 to accommodate an expanded College of chemistry under the leadership of Gilbert Newton Lewis. This building provided research and teaching facilities for faculty and students specializing in physical, inorganic, and nuclear chemistry. Work here by G. N. Lewis and Kenneth S. Pitzer helped advance the fields of chemical thermodynamics and molecular structure. Research performed in Gilman Hall has resulted in two Nobel Prizes: to William F. Giauque in 1949 for his studies on the behavior of substances at extremely low temperatures, and to Glenn T. Seaborg in 1951 for discoveries in the chemistry of the transuranium elements. Four other individuals who did research here subsequently received Nobel Prizes.
Adapted for the internet from "Gilman Hall," produced by the National Historic Chemical Landmarks program of the American Chemical Society in 1997.
American Chemical Society National Historic Chemical Landmarks. Gilman Hall. http://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/education/whatischemistry/landmarks/gilman.html (accessed Month Day, Year).
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The science of Kabbalah is meant to teach us how to reach the revelation of the Creator, not just to reveal Him in the mind, but to merge with Him so that "All my bones shall say," which means to reveal the upper force in all of one's perception: in sensations and in the mind, in each sensory and intellectual cell.
The study of Kabbalah occurs in three stages. In the first stage, we study what the science of Kabbalah is about: about this world, about human nature (egoism), about how egoism arranges our whole life in this world historically and geographically.
We then study the upper world, starting from the very top, from the first point where all the creations originate. This is a spiritual reality cut off from us. There is a desire to enjoy and the opposite force: the restriction, the screen, and the upper Light, the Creator, the desire to bestow. These two forces can get close and interact with each other, reaching connection and adhesion at different levels called the spiritual ladder. The spiritual steps show how the strength to overcome lets the desire to enjoy resemble the Creator's power of bestowal.
At first, these two worlds seem to be completely unrelated to each other. There is this world, ruled by primitive egoism, controlling all parts of creation: inanimate nature, plants, animals, people. There is also the spiritual world in which the desire to enjoy armed with the strength to overcome and the upper Light operate.
However, at the third stage, devoted to the work of the Creator, a person studies how from this world he can gradually rise to the upper reality and resemble the Creator. It is already about Him.
Meanwhile, he is still at the level of this world, only approaching similarity to the Creator, organizing a group, a ten, not yet knowing what the spiritual world is about; this is called the preparation time. Next comes the period of entering spirituality—practical spiritual work. At this stage, we begin to work not on how to organize the work within the desire to enjoy, but how to overcome it, that is, to rise above it toward the desire for bestowal, the power of Bina.
For this, we exercise faith above reason, referring all our states to the upper force, to the Creator. This is how we try to separate ourselves, detach from the stage of the desire to enjoy, from feeling and understanding within egoism, and elevate ourselves to the next level, to faith, to the desire for bestowal.


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A Stop at Syfy: Some Twilight Zone Marathon Musings
I've been poring over the list of episodes for the upcoming Twilight Zone marathon on Syfy (I can tell you're shocked) and, well, some random thoughts occurred to me:
If you're a fan of Season 4, you're out of luck. Syfy won't be showing any of its 18 hour-long episodes. Now, I think we can all agree that TZ is best suited to the half-hour format, so I suppose their decision is a practical one, but in the past, they've nearly always worked in a couple of them here and there.
If you're fan of Seasons 3 and 5, you're definitely in luck. Syfy will be running every episode from both of those seasons.
"Good news, Mr. Wilson — 'Walking Distance' made the cut."
As for Seasons 1 and 2, it's not bad: They're showing about half of S2 (15 of its 29 episodes) and roughly two-thirds of S1 (23 of its 36 episodes). Unfortunately, a lot of them (at least when it comes to S1) are clumped up toward the end, in the wee hours of January 2, when viewership is sure to have dropped off.
I realize they can't include every episode (except the one time they did, back when we rang in 2016), but honestly, no "The Howling Man"? No "Mirror Image"? No "A World of His Own"? Heck, no "Night of the Meek"? It's the Christmas season! Especially when we're getting "Young Man's Fancy", "Showdown with Rance McGrew", and "Cavender is Coming", all of which make my list of least-favorite episodes.
Tags: marathons, SyFy, TV marathons, Twilight Zone
I have to admit, being a fan of the Syfy Channel's biannual Twilight Zone marathon has been a bit nerve-wracking lately.
Every New Year's and Fourth of July, there they were, serving up a generous helping of our favorite show. The only question was what episodes they'd show and when it would start. When, not if.
Some line-ups were better than others (the every-episode-in-order one that ushered in 2016 was particularly well-received). And yes, in 2011 they celebrated the Fourth of July with a slate of "Greatest American Hero" episodes. But for the next few years, they didn't miss.
Until last Fourth of July rolled around, and Syfy delivered a roster of "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies. Um, fireworks and Freddy Krueger? At least the "Greatest American Hero" made thematic sense!
True, a station named "Decades" stepped into the breach with an all-day Zone-a-thon. Much appreciated, to be sure, but — for now, at least — they don't have the reach of Syfy. Most fans couldn't tune in.
So when Syfy announced earlier this month that they were indeed hosting a New Year's marathon, it was welcome news to a lot of Zone fanatics. Um, Zone-y-acs? Read the rest of this entry →
Tags: marathons, New Year's, New Year's Eve, SyFy, TV marathons, Twilight Zone


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O-Mag.ch will stay, too, but have some renovation. Our news and contacts page will be the best place for engineers to communicate, find news, solutions and references or buy/sell new/used hardware, what is not available from usual mass production sources.
We will continue with news, we can do marketing materials, translate, take pictures (both 3D and 360 degrees additionally to usual 2D photos), record promotional videos and write technical texts.


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Schleich 41811 - Our Schleich Figures are also available in a Scenery Pack. The figures and accessories can be put together to create a lively, pictorial scene. Each set contains a specially designed article which cannot be bought separately. In this set, the exclusive item is the Noctis camp-fire.
The dark warrior Noctis and his stunning panther are both most active after nightfall, the campfire keeps them warm and lights up any hidden dangers. The bow and arrow across his back are used in hunting; dinner can then be cooked over the fire.


In recent years, there have been huge developments in the beverage industry where tastes, yeasts, local ingredients and brewing methods are being explored to develop exciting new beverages for consumers. In order to strengthen the development and share knowledge between industry and science, the first "Beverage Day" was held at the Department of Food Science (FOOD) at the University of Copenhagen in a heat that made cold drinks a welcome relief.
Head of the Department of Food Science, Anna Haldrup, welcomed the 200 guests and presented some of FOOD's competencies for the guests who came from the beverage industry, including breweries, wine and cider producers, as well as researchers and food science students.
"In Denmark, we have 197 breweries, which is the most breweries per capita in Europe and many breweries are represented here today. We are also the leader in "beer innovation" and last year alone, 1622 new beers came onto the Danish market," explained Secretary General of the Danish Brewers' Association and the Chairman of the Scandinavian School of Brewing, Niels Hald. He also welcomed the knowledge sharing that is an everyday occurrence in the training of future brewers, which takes place in a collaboration between the Scandinavian School of Brewing and FOOD.
In addition, the day offered a wide range of presentations, which gave an insight into the daily lives of researchers and companies alike. See the programme here.
FoodNetwork, which financed the day through the project Strengthening Knowledge Bridges (in Danish "Styrkelse af Videnbroerne"), was represented by Dorthe Trabjerg Hansen, among others. Strengthening Knowledge Bridges aims to create a forum for knowledge sharing between universities and the food industry, and FoodNetwork was the facilitator of a joint discussion about how small businesses in particular can best collaborate with universities.
From the corporate side, there was a call for the university to be more proactive in relation to companies and to inform them about opportunities for collaboration – for example, connecting a student with the company. The debate showed that both the universities and companies could strengthen their contact with each other. A representative of a larger brewery, for example, explained that an internship often stretches over a tight timeframe that does not always suit the company's project, while a student pointed out that some companies could be more precise when shaping the content.
Both Anna Haldrup and Dorthe Trabjerg Hansen invited the companies to contact them directly for future collaborations in all its forms and promised to channel inquiries in the right direction. It was a good meeting on a hot day and there is the possibility of a repeat next year– perhaps in conjunction with the Copenhagen Beer Festival as was proposed – which was also the case this year.
Read more about collaboration with the university.
KU FOOD and the Scandinavian School of Brewing have collaborated since 2010 to offer a specialisation in Brewing Science and Technology as part of the Master of Science (MSc) Food Science and Technology. By combining the specialisation with a 6-month internship you will be awarded the title of Diploma Master Brewer (in Danish: Brygmester) from SSB. The teaching takes place at the University of Copenhagen and there are a number of dedicated courses in brewing technology and science. In 2018, KU FOOD will invest in a new pilot brewery, which will provide the brewing students with significantly improved practical training in brewery technology.


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Toto je seznam hráčů Slovenska, kteří se objevili v NHL v sezóně 2019/2020.

Pacifická divize
  Anaheim Ducks  • nikdo
  Arizona Coyotes • nikdo
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  Edmonton Oilers • Tomáš Jurčo
  Los Angeles Kings  • nikdo
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Centrální divize
  Chicago Blackhawks • nikdo
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  Dallas Stars • Andrej Sekera
  Minnesota Wild • nikdo
  Nashville Predators • nikdo
  St. Louis Blues • nikdo
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Atlantická divize
  Boston Bruins • Zdeno Chára • Jaroslav Halák
  Buffalo Sabres  • nikdo
  Detroit Red Wings  • nikdo
  Florida Panthers • nikdo
  Montreal Canadiens • Tomáš Tatar
  Ottawa Senators  • Marián Gáborík • Christian Jaroš
  Tampa Bay Lightning • Erik Černák
  Toronto Maple Leafs • Martin Marinčin

Metropolitní divize
  Carolina Hurricanes • nikdo
  Columbus Blue Jackets • nikdo
  New Jersey Devils  • nikdo
  New York Islanders • nikdo
  New York Rangers • nikdo
  Philadelphia Flyers •  nikdo
  Pittsburgh Penguins • nikdo
  Washington Capitals • Richard Pánik

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The Earnings Per Share of ExxonMobil has shown a commendable performance. There has been a considerable growth in the EPS of ExxonMobil for the financial year 2006 in comparison to the EPS of the company for the financial year 2005.
About Earnings Per Share of ExxonMobil
ExxonMobil is the biggest publicly traded oil corporation in the world. In terms of revenue, ExxonMobil has also been ranked as the biggest company all over the world in the year 2006. In terms of market capitalization, ExxonMobil has achieved the rank of the biggest corporation in the world as well.
The common stock of ExxonMobil is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol XOM. For the financial year 2006, the revenue of ExxonMobil has amounted to 378 billion U.S. dollars and the earnings per share of ExxonMobil was US $6.55. The revenue earned by ExxonMobil for the financial year 2006 was 1.8% higher than the revenue earned by the company for the financial year 2005, which was US $370.68 billion.
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 die durchgeführte Ortsveränderung von Personen und/oder Sachen
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I went on my motorbike today to visit my uncle John. John was always my favourite uncle and I love him immensely. It was great to see him today, we had a great afternoon talking bikes and cameras. He was tickled by my little Sony Nex5 and the old Olympus 28mm lens with adapter I used on manual focus. That thrilled me almost as much as his old Contaflex cameras did. He's looking great for a man of 86. I'll look forward to seeing him again soon.
PS. For any detail anoraks, the cute model bike framed in the background is a crude model of a Norton 850 Commando, one of many bikes John has owned or ridden. The main focus of our conversation was his Sunbeam 500 twin. Sunbeam, really! This man has seen better days for British motorcycles.


Tania Bruguera (born 1968) is a Cuban installation and performance artist. She lives and works between New York and Havana, and has participated in numerous international exhibitions. Her work is also in the permanent collections of many institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art and Bronx Museum of the Arts and the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de La Habana.
Bruguera's work pivots around issues of power and control, and several of her works interrogate and re-present events in Cuban history. As a result of her art actions and activism, Bruguera has been arrested and jailed several times.
This event will consider how socially-engaged art practices have confronted globalisation's stateless subjects and transnational social relations.


On my flight back from Mexico I had two lovely young college age ladies sit next to me. One of the first things they did when they sat down was look at the in-flight food menu.
It was a good nudge back to reality when the two became very excited about the cheeseburgers being served that day.
Luckily I don't get grossed out by the smell of meat so I didn't throw up when the two unwrapped their hockey puck patties with an odd looking blob of yellow I assume was once cheese.
The even scarier news was at my row, number 18, the flight attendants were voicing concern as only 4 cheeseburgers where left with half the plane yet to be served.
There are many thoughts and dogmas on eating meat or not eating meat, but the reality is that many people would probably at least go for higher quality if they where empowered with he real clear facts.
Conventional meat has zero life energy.
Its mostly corn and soy.
The animals where never treated with any respect.
And as EWG clearly shows, your chances of consuming antibiotic resistent bacteria are real and true.
Spread the word to the meat eaters in your life and have them meet their meat.


Chronic granulomatous disease is when a specific gene from both parents passes to the child. This gene causes phagocytic cells to develop abnormally in the immune system. Phagocytic cells normally kill bacteria. With this disease, these cells cannot work properly. As a result, the body cannot fight some types of bacteria. It also makes infections likely to return.
Bernhisel-Broadbent J, Camargo EE, Jaffe HS, et al. Recombinant human interferon-gamma as adjunct therapy for Aspergillus infection in a patient with chronic granulomatous disease. J Infect Dis. 1991;163(4):908-911.
Chronic granulomatous disease. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated May 2, 2014. Accessed December 16, 2014.
Chronic granulomatous disease. Genetics Home Reference website. Available at: http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/chronic-granulomatous-disease. Updated August 2012. Accessed December 16, 2014.
Chronic granulomatous disease and other phagocytic cell disorders. Immune Deficiency Foundation website. Available at: http://primaryimmune.org/about-primary-immunodeficiencies/specific-disease-types/chronic-granulomatous-disease-and-other-phagocytic-cell-disorders/. Accessed December 16, 2014.
Dinauer MC, Lekstrom-Himes JA, Dale DC. Inherited Neutrophil Disorders: Molecular Basis and New Therapies. Hematology. 2000;303.
Pogrebniak HW, Gallin JI, Malech HL. Surgical management of pulmonary infections in chronic granulomatous disease of childhood. Ann Thorac Surg. 1993;55(4):844-849.


This dessert is special for busy days.
The taste and texture is the best and for this time of year is what is needed.
I hope you will try and enjoy.
Place the gelatin in the water and leave for 5 minutes.
In a bowl, mix condensed milk, evaporated milk and fruit cocktail with juice.
Put the gelatin in the microwave for 30 seconds to dissolve.
Add to the mixture, stirring constantly.
Place in a rectangular pyrex and put the dessert in refrigerator for 4 hours or overnight if possible.
Before serving, cut into small pieces and carefully remove the pieces and serve.


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. (PR) "We're just trying to find that something new we can be proud of. We are not robots--and rock is not dead."
Those are the insightful and profound words of singer Matt Moseman about EDGEWATER, whose aptly titled fourth album, WE'RE NOT ROBOTS…, is due out August 22 on Forevergreen Records (licensed to Rock Ridge Music with distribution by ADA).
From the innovative first single "Caught In The Moment" with its cheerleader refrain to the anthemic "Get It Right" and in-your-face "Rock Is Dead," WE'RE NOT ROBOTS… is a powerful statement of defiance for a band that refuses to compromise. "Caught In the Moment" is being serviced to radio on June 27 although some stations are already spinning it.
As it often happens in the music business, record labels try to convince musicians to change their sound to match the ever-changing tastes of the record buying public, even if it's against the artists' vision. Sometimes it works to the artist's advantage, sometimes it doesn't, and sometimes it's best to agree to disagree and part ways if the same vision isn't shared by all.
Such is the case with the Dallas, TX band. When an executive at its previous record company told EDGEWATER that they needed to change because "rock is dead," the band walked away.
"We will be what we want to be," says a steadfast Matt Moseman. "We're a rock band! We're not circus monkeys on a chain. Fame and glory isn't what we're after. This is our life. We have to be able to say 'yes' to 'Is this going to make me feel proud of what I do?' Wind-Up Records gave us an opportunity, fueled the fire and taught us a lot. We just ended up on different pages. Now I can't wait to see what our future holds. We're going to keep creating, changing and hopefully gaining fans. We're going to make a difference with our music, but also have fun with what we do. When it's not fun, it's just another job. If you don't enjoy what you're doing, you can sell 20 million albums and still not be happy."
While change is always for the best, EDGEWATER feels that creating new music and getting it out to the fans on their own terms was therapeutic and they harbor no hard feelings against their former label. "If we had stayed," says Moseman, "they would've told us to calm down and we didn't want to. It's not a 'f**k you' record--there's a lot that's positive--but that anger is there. It feels good to get our emotions out. You have to do this for the right reasons."
EDGEWATER--Matt Moseman (vocals), Micah Creel (guitar/backing vocals), Justin Middleton (guitar), Ricky Wolking (bass), Jeremy "Worm" Rees (drums)--gained national recognition with 2004's SOUTH OF SIDEWAYS (Wind-Up Records) whose "Eyes Wired Shut" was also a lead single from the Gold-certified soundtrack album to "The Punisher." They've toured with Gold/Platinum-selling artists Seether, Three Days Grace, Finger Eleven, and Default.
SOUTH OF SIDEWAYS represented a musical scrapbook of the band's experiences over the years. WE'RE NOT ROBOTS… marks the first album the members wrote as an album and the first with all five members from start to finish. Perhaps surprising for a truly indie album, WE'RE NOT ROBOTS… was constructed with patience. Along with extensive pre-production, the album was eight months in the recording. "We spent time with each song," says Moseman, "did two or three at a time and mixed them before moving on to the next songs. There was no manager telling us what to do, no outside influences. We had complete freedom, no holds barred. The album is less diverse than SOUTH OF SIDEWAYS, but it's also tighter. You can feel where this band is today."


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A Veteran's Memorial in Mabank Texas (In the Cedar Creek Lake area) noting my military service.
This blog posting is an opportunity to honor both fallen soldiers and living veterans across our nation. Only us former veterans who served can understand the bond we share, in the Love and Honor that we render to our country. This blog posting is to honor those veterans who have served our country this Veterans Day of November 11th, 2014. John J. Rigo Served honorably from 1959 to 1963 in the U.S. Air Force in both SAC and the NATO Commands. My fellow veterans, families who have lost loved ones in service for their country, and those of you who Love America this honored day, feel free to post your "Like" link to show your support for our veterans.


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Butter bottom of 9 x 13 pan and line with whole graham crackers. Mix pudding and milk beat for 2 minutes at medium speed. Blend in Cool Whip and pour half mixture over the crackers, then place second layer of crackers over the pudding. Pour remaining mixture over and cover with more crackers. Refrigerate for 2 hours while making your frosting. For that beat all ingredients until smooth. Spread over crackers and refrigerate for 24 hours.
Have made this often. It's sure to be a hit with your kids….


Please select one*: baby Hamsa - A protective symbol which means Hand of God.
Are you looking for a unique protection stone that acts like an energy shield?
Read about our handmade Jet & Pyrite healing crystal bracelet below to see if you connect with this crystal.
Jet: Has been used as a talisman since Stone Age times. Draws out negative energy and alleviates unreasonable fears. Can be used to open to assist the quest for spiritual enlightenment. Said to stabilize finances. Balances mood swings and alleviates depression, bringing stability and balance.
Iron Pyrite: An excellent energy shield. Blocks out negative energy and pollutants. Taps into abilities and potential, stimulating the flow of ideas. Promotes diplomacy. Relieves anxiety and frustration. Boosts confidence. Improves memory and recall.
Jet is actually formed from fossilized wood but looks like coal. It has been used as a talisman since Stone Age times. Jet draws out negative energy and alleviates unreasonable fears. Worn around the neck, it is a stone of protection. It guards against violence and illness and provides protection during spiritual journeying. It was used in olden times to protect from "entities of darkness." It is said that those who are attracted to this stone are "old souls" who have a long experience of being incarnated on the earth. Jet can also be used to open to psychic experience and to assist the quest for spiritual enlightenment. Traditionally, Jet jewelry was said to become part of the body of the wearer. This suggests that Jet jewelry that is inherited or purchased should be throughly cleansed after each application. Jet is said to stabilize finances and to protect businesses. Psychologically, Jet promotes taking control of life. It balances mood swings and alleviates depression, bringing stability and balance. It cleanses the base chakra, chakra 1, and stimulates rise of the kundalini force.
Jet was used in ancient times to treat migraines, epilepsy and colds. It has been known to diminish glandular and lymphatic swellings and heal stomach pain. It was traditionally used for menstrual cramps.
Iron Pyrite is an excellent energy shield. It blocks out negative energy and pollutants at all levels including infectious diseases. Iron Pyrite is a very positive stone. It overcomes inertia and feelings of inadequacy. It facilitates tapping into abilities and potential, stimulating the flow of ideas. It is helpful when planning large business concepts. This crystal teaches how to see behind a facade to what is, and promotes diplomacy.
Psychologically, Iron Pyrite relieves anxiety and frustration and boosts self-worth and confidence. It is helpful for men who feel inferior as it strengthens confidence in themselves and their masculinity, but it may be too powerful for "macho" men, initiating aggression. It helps women to overcome servitude and inferiority complexes. Mental activity is accelerated by Iron Pyrite as it increases blood flow to the brain. It improves memory and recall. Emotionally, Iron Pyrite is helpful for melancholy and deep despair.
Iron Pyrite can increase energy and overcome fatigue. It can block energy leaks from the physical body and the aura. Iron Pyrite has been used to increase the oxygen supply to the blood and strengthen the circulatory system. It is a crystal that holds the ideal of perfect health and well-being. In healing it is extremely fast acting, bringing about the cause of the disease to be examined. It is particularly helpful for getting to the root of karmic and psychosomatic disease. Iron Pyrite can help to treat bones and stimulate cellular formation, repair DNA damage, align the meridians and aid sleep disturbed by gastric upset. It can also strengthen the digestive tract and neutralize ingested toxins, benefit the circulatory and respiratory systems and boost oxygen in the bloodstream. Iron Pyrite is beneficial for the lungs and has been known to alleviate asthma and bronchitis. Helps to overcome fatigue and exhaustion.


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Sightseeing tour along the old part of Prague with the real ghost!
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saints Vitus in the centre of Prague is known for its legends about ghosts who live in this area. We will walk around small streets, visiting ancient cathedrals and squares — Hradchanskaya, Loretanskaya, Malostranskaya.., solemnly marching for the great Charles Bridge to Clementinum and the City Hall.


Working from home rocks. There are no bones about it. In my life, I have done the years of the hour commute to the office everyday and there is nothing worse. By the time I got home, the frustration level of the work day and traffic about had me through the roof. It is amazing that my wife even married me through that time. So for those of you that are still in that and looking for a way out…I completely feel you and hope you find a way to get some sanity soon.
Ironically, working from home also has its share of struggles and adaptations that make it not suitable for everyone. There are certain major advantages like the zero commute, limited work interruptions that make you crazy efficient and the ability to get up and get a snack when ever you want to.
However, there are certain aspects of the work at home experience that take some serious adjusting like the lack real people interaction, general boredom and not seeing daylight as often. So…we have to look for ways to keep our sanity while capitalizing on the fact that we don't have to go into an office everyday.
I put together these tips in an attempt to help others, but to also remind myself to act on them to keep my own craziness at bay.
Get A Dog – Seriously…any pet will do really that will actually acknowledge you when you speak to it. I can't tell you how many times my two boxers have been there during the day so I just don't get lonely. The house can get very quiet day in and day out, so something that looks up at me and wags its tail several times a day goes a long way.
Take Regular, Scheduled Breaks – I schedule them just as if I were in an office that had lunch hours or any other break from work. You can get into a rut of working through lunch and losing track of time in your house. In the beginning, I would find myself eating lunch at 3 or 4 just because I got into a grind and forgot to stop. If it is nice outside, walk outside. You don't have anything to really look at but keeping in touch with the outside world is essential.
Plan Your Day – Write a list of things you have to do every day and stick to them. I remember back in college, I would always leave my apartment to study. I found I was a lot more efficient out of my home than in. If you are working from home, you don't always have that option so the best way to stay productive is to check things off of a list. When you don't have someone looking over your shoulder to see if you are checking Facebook instead of working, there is more of a tendency to slack off and watch the hours pass.
Work Out of the House Every Now and Then – I'll pack everything up and work at Starbucks (or anywhere else with free wifi) every now and then. It is just a nice change of scenery that allows you to gain perspective back. Even if you aren't talking with people, the ability to be out with people can go a long way mentally. Luckily, my business allows me to do this, but if yours doesn't…maybe just block off time to get out.
Keep the House Clean – While you are probably working hard all day (or at least acting like it), make sure when your wife/girlfriend/roommate/whatever comes home that the house is clean. If they do not work at home, they will not understand how you were so busy that you could not put your plates away and clean up the kitchen a little bit. Doing a little bit extra around the house since you are home and they aren't goes a long way for a happy house overall.
When It Is Time To Clock Out…Clock Out – Even for those of us that own our business (and for those that work for companies outside of your timezone), when it hits quitting time, stop working. Just because you work from home, that does not give an employer the right to work you 24 hours a day. If you own your business, you also don't have to keep everything rolling 24/7. The people you work with should be quitting at some point in time as well. Enjoy home as a home when you are supposed to.
Create an Office – Even if it is just a corner of the room, make a dedicated space that is your office and that is its only purpose. DO NOT use the kitchen table as your work space. Not only will you have to clean it up every night for dinner, but then you are making your living space your office and that is not a good thing for you mentally.
Those are the things I have done at home that have seemed to help a lot during the day/week/year. If you have any others you think should be added, hit up the comments section and let me know. I am always looking for more ideas!
Do they react when you talk to them?!
Yes they are. Changes life for the better for sure!
Great post, a healthy environment is mandatory if you're going to stay home working. It's like going to work in an unfriendly environment, that only makes you uncomfortable with your surroundings. As for a pet, i recently bought a pompom and hes kind of distracting me while i write. But I'm taking the time to train him so he can atleast be potty trained!
Ok…I have to ask. What is a pompom?
A pompom, to my (Scottish) way of thinking, is the woolly ball that goes on top of 'flat-caps'….or as dog pacifier.
Dedicated office space is essential. It can be a seperate building, room, corner, etc, or even a "portable office". I once bought a small utility building which I insulated and finished inside to make an office space. I have also successfully implemented a portable office, consisting of a laptop, lapdesk and a rolling file cabinet. When not "at work" the office could be put away. I am now, unfortunately, stuck back in cubical world.
Ah…cubical world. Not the best of circumstances but it is good to be working than not. The portable office is a great idea!
I work from home, and probably have the hardest time "clocking out"… here it is Sunday morning…..


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    justifyContent: 'center',
    borderWidth: 1,
    borderColor: color.border,
    paddingVertical: 8,
    paddingLeft: 20,
    backgroundColor: 'white'
  },
  searchBar: {
    width: screen.width * 0.7,
    height: 30,
    borderRadius: 19,
    flexDirection: 'row',
    justifyContent: 'center',
    alignItems: 'center',
    backgroundColor: 'white',
    alignSelf: 'center',
    marginTop: system.isIOS ? 25 : 13,
  },
  searchIcon: {
    width: 20,
    height: 20,
    margin: 5,
  }
})

export default HomeScene;


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Het Trip Paya Rom Homestay in Chiang Mai ligt op een gunstige locatie voor reizigers met een interesse in familievermaak, bezichtiging van bezienswaardigheden, cultuur en is bij uitstek geschikt om te ontsnappen aan de hectiek van alledag. Op slechts 15.1 km afstand, kan dit 2.5-sterren hotel eenvoudig worden bereikt vanaf het vliegveld. Dankzij de praktische locatie liggen alle belangrijke trekpleisters in de buurt van het hotel.
Voor Trip Paya Rom Homestay is niets teveel om het gasten naar de zin te maken. Zo biedt dit hotel goede service en vele faciliteiten. De topfaciliteiten van het hotel omvatten 24-uur roomservice, gratis wi-fi in alle kamers, 24-uur receptie, snel in- en uitchecken, bagageopslag.
Ervaar kamerfaciliteiten van hoge kwaliteit, inclusief handdoeken, kledingkast, internet (draadloos), draadloos internet (gratis), airconditioning, om tot rust te komen na een lange dag. De complete lijst met recreatiemogelijkheden is beschikbaar in het hotel, inclusief sauna, zwembad (buiten), massage, kinderspeeltuin, tuin. Wat de reden van uw bezoek aan Chiang Mai ook is, het Trip Paya Rom Homestay is de perfecte keuze voor een enerverende vakantie.
Nice place in a place a bit outside of central Viang Mai. You need your own vehicle to go in to downtown (bycicle moderate speed ca 30 minutes). The house is situated in a private area with a ward. There is also pool nearby, which is ok. The garden is a very beatiful one and its very quiet there. The host is a very friendly and funny man. He takes you out for dinner and makes a delicious breakfast (if you let him). If you are open enough for typical Chiang Mai food he will surely show you the favorite places in town (everything has a good taste and is healthy :-) ).
Mr. Sakda picked us up to his homestay, then welcomed us by inviting us to a wonderful Chiang Mai style restaurant. Although it had been quite late after dinner, he drove us around the city, introducing places of interests and history of Chiang Mai, patiently. Breakfast was far beyond we expected, all delicious Chiang Mai food. This is the best homestay we ever encountered.
The unbelivable hospitality of Mr. Sapka the owner. The beautiful house with spacious rooms and the great service!
This is an amazing place! Mr. Sapka picks up all of his guests from the airport in Chiang Mai, he invited us to an original Chiang Mai lunch, which was delicious. He is such a committed host, he took us to town every day and in the evening he went to dinner with us. We learned a lot about Chiang Mai and we miss Mr. Sapka and his home already. It feels kind of home to us as well! We could write a lot more positive things herein, the rooms were spacious and clean, we hab breakfast on the terrasse and the laundry service is included. We felt really really like home and are thankful.
the owner, the staff and the home itself.
This is an amazing homestay, the owner goes beyond expectations to help. He is now a very good friend. I will return here again and again. Amazing food and staff and the house itself is wonderful. A must stay for all people visiting Chiang Mai.
Guest house owner is kind sweet and generous.