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January 24, 2014 – Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske has placed an item on the February 4 City Council agenda to discuss whether Long Beach should adopt an ordinance which would open up the collective bargaining process to make it more transparent to the public.
· The city must hire an independent (in Costa Mesa, prior councils had an executive level public employee handle the negotiations negotiator).
· Before contract talks with an employee association begin, an independent economic analysis must be done on the fiscal impacts of each contract term and the results of that analysis must be made public 30 days prior to negotiations.
· Each council member must disclose if he or she had any communications about the negotiations with representatives of the employee association.
· As negotiations begin, the City Council must report publicly after closed sessions any prior offers and counter offers and their fiscal impact to the taxpayer.
· Any meet-and-confer-related bargaining positions received or made by either side that are no longer being considered must be disclosed.
· Before the City Council can vote on an employee contract, it must be discussed at least two City Council meetings and the proposal posted on the city's website at least seven days prior to the first meeting.
Schipske says she realizes that some employee unions do not support her efforts to open up the process and that she risks not getting their endorsement for Mayor. "The public wants to know what is happening with their tax dollars. Transparency keeps the process honest and while pushing for this might not be the politically correct thing to do it is the right thing," Schipske notes.
Voters are asked to go to www.schipskeformayor.com and complete survey on this important issue.


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Psychiatric Research Suffering From Legacy of Ignoring Sex Differences, Say Neuroscientists
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Research into developing treatments for psychiatric illness is missing out vital data from female animals, producing drugs that aren't optimized for women and contributing to the failure of clinical trials, said a panel of neuroscientists today at FENS Virtual Forum of Neuroscience.
In a press conference, Professor Christina Dalla from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Dr Debra Bangasser from Temple University and Professor Mohammed Milad at New York University Grossman School of Medicine spoke of the impacts of the inequitable use of female animals on their research areas.
Dalla reviewed the targeting of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (HPA) axis using antidepressants. The HPA axis is a major neuroendocrine system that regulates responses to stress and many other bodily processes. Dysfunctions in the HPA axis have long thought to be a factor in the onset of depression, but drugs targeting this axis have roundly failed in clinical trials. Dalla proposed that this failure may partly be the result of pre-clinical studies using male animals, followed by clinical trials that often recruit more women than men. Bangasser and Milad respectively showed how responses to stress and fear also vary between male and female mice.
The Forum, held online for the first time, has extensively addressed the representation of women in the field in its program, opening with a Mini-Conference led by the Cajal Club that celebrated the impact of women in the development of neuroscience.
Psychiatric burden is not evenly balanced
The burden of mood disorders falls far more heavily on women than men. Depression and anxiety disorders are twice as prevalent in women, but in large swathes of pre-clinical brain research, female animals are a rarity. For every neuroscience study on female animals, there are five studies using males only.
The explanation historically given by researchers for this disparity has been the proposed "variability" of female animals due to their estrous cycle, which sees hormone levels fluctuate. That theory has been thrown into doubt by recent reviews, but cultural changes in science are often slow to take hold.
Efforts to correct for this imbalance have already begun. The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has mandated both male and female animal subjects in all funded research projects since 2015. The process of bringing more female animals into research is, nevertheless, a balancing act. Whilst the influence of the estrous cycle may have been overblown in previous studies, male and female animals do differ at baseline and in their response to certain environmental factors, such as stress or administration of drugs. A serious consequence of the failure to include both sexes in pre-clinical research, says Bangasser, is that researchers simply don't understand the neurobiology of female animals as well as they do males: "We need at the pre-clinical level to include females in our research and start to understand their biology, which […] has been largely ignored. so we can make sure that drugs work well for men and women."
Sex differences behind the failure of clinical trials
The researchers are clear that they are not suggesting these differences be ignored, but rather that they be better understood. The impact of the estrous cycle on brain function is a clear example. Far from having a blanket effect on behavior as was once thought, the cycle's influence will "depend on the circuit," says Bangasser. "Where the field needs to go is we need to first look at males and females, importantly, and then, if there's evidence that the estrous cycle plays a role from other papers, certainly consider that as a factor, but not let that dissuade us from studying females, period."
Dalla proposes that changes across the clinical process are needed. She outlines an approach that would involve studying both male and female animals in pre-clinical studies. If sex differences are identified, the clinical research stage should reflect this by separating participants by sex and studying drugs' effects on the groups independently. If no differences are seen, mixed-sex trial groups would be suitable.
The focus on male animals in preclinical studies has ultimately lead to a system that impacts both women and men, as drugs that are designed to be effective in male bodies then fail to pass female-majority clinical trials, whilst women rely on drugs and dosing regimens that may be metabolized differently by their bodies. Rates of adverse drug effects in women are higher than that seen in men. The impact of the failure by the field to address this earlier, in terms of cost and model animal lives, is likely to be immense.
Stamping out bias in research
So why has it taken so long to identify a factor that so greatly impacts medical research? Is it down to sexist bias at an institutional level in the field? The panel gives varying answers. "I really don't think that there is an element of sexism in what we do in science. We are all in search for the truth, that's what scientists, and science, is about," says Milad. He says that the fault lies with communication issues between different disciplines within neuroscience that have led to these issues being ignored.
Bangasser's view differs. "I think the focus on only using males and excluding females from basic research is influenced, in part, by sexism." She identifies the assumption that females are complicated by their hormones and therefore not worthy of inclusion as an "exclusive tradition", especially given that males have hormones that vary as well. "No one seemed to be bothered by that," Bangasser points out.
"There is also the element of the subconscious bias," says Dalla. "Even if, as scientists, we hope we are very good at what we are doing, still we might have some ideas or some theories that could influence our results or our experimental designs."
But ultimately, the panel are hopeful that new innovations to take account of these biases, such as more careful blinding. can improve practices, experimental designs and ultimately lead to more objective and accurate science.
The movement towards ending male-exclusive pre-clinical research in gaining pace. A special issue of the European Journal of Neuroscience reviews the importance of including sex as a variable in neuroscience studies and Dalla, who edited the issue, commented, "If you end up making drugs that are suitable for only half the population and you do not even know about it, that is unethical. It's a waste of money and resources."
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HWR, Sept. 20: will self-driving cars be the coolest thing ever or just a scary reading chair?
by Steve Hymon , September 20, 2016
Dept. of Reaction: Lots of good comments on our Facebook page from riders on Metro's service to the Rams squashing of the Seahawks on Sunday. Here's our Source post on the 21K fans that Metro took to the game — about 26 percent of the fans, a very high number. By comparison, New Jersey Transit took about 28,000 fans to the Super Bowl in the Meadowlands three years ago — and NJ Transit is a big, big transit provider.
Things to read whilst transiting: an entertaining profile of Patagonia founder and legendary climber Yvon Chouinard. The company is based in Ventura and is doing well, but Chouinard has less than optimistic views about which way the world environment is going.
Baseball: If I was a Dodger fan, I'd be rooting for them to not only win the NL West but knock the Giants out of the wildcard this week. Last night was a good start in that direction. Going to the game? Try the Dodger Stadium Express.
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On the new #expoline with my main girls @jefferyself and @gayofthrones (who just got her Emmy nomination… WERK)
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Citrus Avenue extension finally open to Gold Line's APU/Citrus Station (SGV Tribune)
Google Maps needs an updated image! But you get the gist of it: Citrus Ave is the fastest way to get to the Gold Line station from the college campuses.
The developer Rosedale Land Partners finally opened the quarter-mile road on Monday, meaning Citrus College and Azusa Pacific University students can now walk directly to the station instead of taking a circuitous shuttle (which will now end as it's no longer needed). It's also easier for motorists to reach the parking garage at the station, which until now has only been accessible by driving through the Rosedale development.
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Phil greeting passengers at the Monrovia Gold Line station in March. Photo by Steve Hymon/Metro.
When we sit down at the conference table, I ask what drew him to Los Angeles. "The potential to impact the lives of county residents is greater here than anyplace else in the country," he says, reminding me of its 10.1 million residents. "I couldn't pass that up." He has high expectations for LA Metro. Currently, between 7 and 10 percent of the population uses transit to get around. "I want to see that go to 25," says Phil. "It's not gonna be overnight, but I think we'll get there."
I confess to Phil that when I told people I was writing a story about public transit in Los Angeles, several didn't even know it existed. The only LA narrative they knew was of traffic and smog. Phil smiles knowingly. "There was a long time that folks out here didn't even know there was a subway," he says. "This is car country." He thinks it's a story common across the American West. "These Western cities are struggling with their public transit identity," he says. "In the cowboy movies, everybody rode up with their own horse, strapped it to the pole, and went inside. It was one horse, one person. Hardly anybody rode the stagecoach." He says the people in Southern California have a vastly different opinion on transit from those in the Northeast. "But it's changing, and it's exciting to watch that change."
There's one element, however, that he warns me I can't neglect to mention in a discussion on building infrastructure. "The thing that worries me when I'm talking about these big plans is a qualified workforce," he says. "The people side of this is equally important."
Read the entire piece. There's more on Phil growing up on the South Side of Chicago, what he learned in the military and how he plans to show the agency and the region that building a modern transportation network is an attainable goal.
Self-driving cars gain a powerful ally: the government (NYT)
The Obama Administration issued guidelines about technical issues they want carmakers to address. This is getting a lot of media play despite the fact these are only guidelines, not yet rules. The media is playing this as the feds betting big on self-driving cars, but that has been apparent for some time.
But let's take a look at the quote that is getting a lot of attention :
"We envision in the future, you can take your hands off the wheel, and your commute becomes restful or productive instead of frustrating and exhausting," said Jeffrey Zients, director of the National Economic Council, adding that highly automated vehicles "will save time, money and lives."
Illustration by Harry Campbell from the New Yorker.
Time? The bet here is that self-driving cars will be able to drive closer together and eliminate a lot of the human driver behaviors that cause delays. Of course, we don't know yet if human driving will be outlawed or if every car owner will be able to afford a self-driving car. So it's probably too early to know if self-driving cars will make your trip quicker, although perhaps you'll be able to read while the car drives. Plus, self-driving cars will likely drive cautiously and adhere to the law. Meaning your self-driving car probably won't be blowing through yellow lights, executing California rolls through stop signs, breaking the speed limit, etc.
Money? This is a reference to self-driving cars more efficiently using gasoline and, thus, lowering emissions — which carry their own set of costs. In terms of personal savings, it seems likely to me that cars with self-driving technology will be significantly more expensive than existing cars. Will people be willing to pay for it? Sure. It's like telephones. I can buy a cheap phone that plugs into my wall at home for less than $20. I can also buy a $700 smartypants phone with a ton of other functions that is extremely small and portable. My point: tech almost aways comes with a price, at least initially. In terms of emissions, there's probably more to be gained by making cars much more fuel efficient or changing the fleet to electric vehicles powered by renewables.
Safety? This to me is the big advantage of self-driving cars. Humans do not have a great track record when it comes to driving (almost 40K deaths last year not to mention many more terrible injuries). And self-driving may be a boon for seniors who already cars but are no longer comfortable driving them.
What's considered drunk driving in a self-driving car? Does a sober human still need to be behind the wheel? And how much safer will things really be if humans are still allowed to drive? And do you trust the carmakers to not put this technology until it's proven to really work? Do you trust VW, for example? And what about the questions of ethics raised in the above video? And what kind of safety gains can we make right here, right now simply by better enforcing traffic laws and cracking down on distracted driving?
I think self-driving cars are going to happen, although I think it's going to take longer than many would have you believe. But let's not assume these things are a panacea for all things traffic or will fix all that's wrong with cars. They won't be.
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Regarding NJ Transit at last year's Super Bowl in the Meadowlands, people were stranded for hours as they waited to be taken back into Manhattan. With his abandonment of the much-needed Hudson River tunnel, his refusal to raise the gas tax, his plundering of the Port Authority's treasury for political favoritism and (need I mention it?) Bridge-gate, I commend him for excellence in anti-transit skullduggery.


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Pablo Picasso Still Life with Fruit and Glass Paris, fall 1908
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10 5/8 x 8 3/8" (27 x 21.1 cm)
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PUBLISHED: April 20, 2009 at 12:00 am | UPDATED: September 1, 2017 at 7:31 am
CLAREMONT – The recently canceled Claremont Folk Festival will return in May 2010, vowed organizer Ellen Chase-Verdries.
The cancellation wasn't related to the poor economy but was due partly to scheduling conflicts in February and March, Verdries said.
The festival last spring celebrated its 28th year with acts including rock singer-songwriter and musician Jackson Browne as well as Chase-Verdries' son, recording artist Ben Harper.
"It just became a little unwieldy," she said.
Chase-Verdries declined to name the acts that caused the scheduling conflicts.
The festival was not helped by the retirement of Sycamore Elementary School Principal Tom Cooper, who was a "big part of putting this on and in charge of the venue," Chase-Verdries said.
Sycamore Elementary has hosted the festival.
Chase-Verdries said she did not want an interim person from the school being pressured to run the festival.
"Not to sound too `New Age-y,' but there were enough signs from the universe that it would be an uphill battle" to put on the festival, Chase-Verdries said.
Since word had spread that this year's festival would be canceled, organizers have been "inundated with feedback," Chase-Verdries said.
"It's more work to cancel, I think. … It's a stab in my heart," she said. "People are so disappointed … as am I and all those on the committee" who made the decision.
The response to the cancellation is "in some ways gratifying, because there are so many people who care so much. But it feels like a million jabs to the heart," said Chase-Verdries, who manages the Folk Music Center at 220 Yale Ave.
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Q: Is it possible to push data into state first and then return it by the push method, not spread or concat? In order to add data to the state, we cannot use the push method since it returns a number, not a newly created array. However, we can use the push method to add our data to the state and return it. Why is this approach flawed?
 switch (action.type) {
    case "ADD_TODO":
      state.push(action.payload);
      //   return [...state, action.payload];
      return state;

 const addTodo1 = {
  type: "ADD_TODO",
  payload: {
    id: 1,
    name: "Learn Redux",
    complete: false,
  },
};

const addTodo2 = {
  type: "ADD_TODO",
  payload: {
    id: 2,
    name: "Learn JavaScript",
    complete: true,
  },
};

const addTodo3 = {
  type: "ADD_TODO",
  payload: {
    id: 3,
    name: "Read a book",
    complete: false,
  },
};

const removeTodo1 = {
  type: "REMOVE_TODO",
  id: 1,
};

const toggleTodo = {
  type: "TOGGLE_TODO",
  id: 2,
};

const reducer = function (state = [], action) {
  switch (action.type) {
    case "ADD_TODO":
      state.push(action.payload);
      //   return [...state, action.payload];
      return state;
    case "REMOVE_TODO":
      return state.filter((todo) => todo.id !== action.id);
    case "TOGGLE_TODO":
      return state.map((todo) =>
        todo.id !== action.id
          ? todo
          : Object.assign({}, todo, {
              complete: !todo.complete,
            })
      );
    default:
      return state;
  }
};
const createStore = function (reducer) {
  let state;
  let listeners = [];
  const subscribe = function (listener) {
    listeners.push(listener);
    return () => {
      return listeners.filter((l) => l !== listener);
    };
  };

  const dispatch = function (action) {
    state = reducer(state, action);
    listeners.forEach((listener) => listener());
  };
  const getState = () => state;
  return {
    dispatch,
    getState,
    subscribe,
  };
};

const { subscribe, getState, dispatch } = createStore(reducer);
subscribe(() => {
  console.log("State was changed : ", getState());
});

dispatch(addTodo1);
dispatch(addTodo2);
dispatch(addTodo3);
dispatch(removeTodo1);
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A: If you're hand-writing a reducer, no, you cannot just .push() - that will mutate the existing state!
You must never actually mutate state when using Redux:
https://redux.js.org/style-guide/#do-not-mutate-state
That said...
if you use our official Redux Toolkit package and its createSlice function to write your reducers, you can write "mutating" syntax and it will work safely!
Redux Toolkit uses a library called Immer inside, which lets you write "mutating" syntax but turns it into safe immutable updates automatically:

*

*https://redux.js.org/tutorials/fundamentals/part-8-modern-redux#immutable-updates-with-immer
With RTK, a typical slice reducer might look like:
import { createSlice } from '@reduxjs/toolkit'

const todosSlice = createSlice({
  name: 'todos',
  initialState: [],
  reducers: {
    todoAdded(state, action) {
      state.push({
        id: action.payload.id,
        text: action.payload.text,
        completed: false
      })
    },
    todoToggled(state, action) {
      const todo = state.find(todo => todo.id === action.payload)
      todo.completed = !todo.completed
    }
  }
})

export const { todoAdded, todoToggled } = todosSlice.actions
export default todosSlice.reducer

So, please switch over to using Redux Toolkit - it will drastically simplify the code and make it safer!
(also: as a side note, it looks like you're trying to write your own Redux createStore function - any particular reason you're trying to do that?)


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By Clinton on November 21, 2011 | Filed in Essays | 3 comments so far
On the blog of the Social Affairs Unit Dalrymple addresses the implications of a brutal murder in England:
Even the greatest penological liberal has at least one type of crime that he wishes to punish severely and with exemplary zeal, however much he may decry the principle of punishment as retribution or deterrence. In the case of the Guardian newspaper, the crime that it most deprecates is that against favoured minorities, as if it were the minority status, and not the crime, that mattered most.
Why some murders are selected for publicity and others are not is an interesting question; no doubt everyone uses dramatic and unusual events for his own moral purposes, to illustrate what he thinks needs illustrating (I have certainly done it). But many of the reports of murders nowadays are sure to include the "tributes" paid to the victim, as if the wickedness of murder depended upon the personal qualities of the victim, and to kill a person who had, say, a pleasant smile or who was handsome was far worse than to kill someone with a perpetual frown or who was ugly. The "tributes" to the victim often consist of a list of the most banal qualities that one would hope to find in many, if not most, people; but the very word "tribute" suggests something approaching a willing death or sacrifice for a cause by someone of more than usual worth.
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jaxon November 22, 2011 at 7:35 pm
'hate crimes' will rise dramatically because hate is surely at its worst when it is a projection of self hate; which is easy enough to be in denial of when times are no-more-boom-and-bust 'good'.
Tributes, Davina McCall says it all
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2065042/Star-ITVs-Biggest-Loser-falls-death-jumping-Beachy-Head.html?ITO=1490
she is surely the queen of the affected "I care sooooo much" reverbing hollowness… or is this thouroughly twisted and inappropriate of me?
I hadn't even read that article… I've just skim read it – surely it's a hoax it's just appalling
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Pick the translation that works best for you — but whatever you do, don't go with a 'contemporary English' version.
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November 17, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — Longtime readers will know that I am an ardent proponent of lectio divina — that is, the traditional method of praying with Sacred Scripture. (See, for example, this article and this one.) Once upon a time, reading the Bible was the privilege of clergy and religious who were educated and had access to libraries of handwritten books. Today, with literacy at an all-time high and printed Bibles abundantly available, we have really no excuse not to be applying our literacy to pondering and praying with the revealed word of God, at least at regular intervals.
Inevitably, the question arises: "What's your favorite translation/edition of the Bible? Which one should I get?" The market in English is glutted with options. According to one estimate, there are over 450 versions (and counting!).
It is a difficult question to answer for many reasons.
First, while the Church, based on many centuries of constant practice and teaching, established the definitive canon of Scripture at the Council of Trent, she has never "canonized" a particular edition of the original languages (Hebrew and Greek) or a particular translation, saying: "This, and this alone, you shall use." The Vulgate is the most honorable, influential, and "safe" edition, because Trent confirmed that it is free from error in matters of faith and morals, which cannot be claimed for any other version of the Bible. However, as with papal infallibility, this is a negative guarantee: the Vulgate is free from doctrinal and moral error. That does not mean that it is a perfect translation, with no grammatical mistakes, or no possibility of improvement. Anyone who knows about the challenges of moving from one language to another knows that there is no such thing as a perfect translation. On the one hand, terms or phrases often have multiple valid translations, each conveying a different nuance; on the other hand, the base text itself can exist in better or worse editions (that's why we have so-called "critical editions," which attempt to produce the best-quality base text possible). Indeed, St. Jerome himself made three different Latin versions of the Psalter, and he probably wasn't satisfied with any of them!
St. Augustine articulates a commonsense principle in De Doctrina Christiana when he says those who cannot read the original languages (which is obviously the best thing: the Old Testament in Hebrew and the New Testament in Greek) ought to avail themselves of a panoply of translations so they will not get stuck on any one rendering, but deepen their understanding by comparing and contrasting the different versions. This advice is intended primarily for preachers, scholars, and apologists — for those who will make arguments based on Scripture. Lectio divina isn't supposed to be a time of academic study, where our desk is strewn with concordances and lexicons and a critical Hexapla, but rather a time of meditative encounter with the Lord, so we should seek out a version that will suit this purpose well, from among the versions that have good reputations among conservative or traditional Christians.
Here I will run the risk of alarming or scandalizing some "rad trads" by making two points about the classic English version called the Douay-Rheims.
First, what most people call the "Douay-Rheims" is not the original Douay Old Testament of 1609 and the original Rheims New Testament of 1582; it is, instead, the much revised Challoner edition from two hundred years later, which was updated in light of the King James Version — a fact easy to confirm by looking at the texts. The original version has been made available again thanks to the efforts of Dr. William Von Peters, who modernized the spelling but otherwise left the words intact; there is also an online version, as yet incomplete, with the original orthography.
Second, while I find the Douay-Rheims an admirable version in many ways, and I frequently use it in my writing and consult it against the Vulgate, it is not my favorite version for lectio divina. Unlike the poetic diction of Shakespeare, the Douay-Rheim's language is stilted, awkward, and at times baffling in meaning. For me, trying to pray with it is a bit like trying to walk a long distance in ill fitting shoes, or swimming with weights on. I know there are others who don't feel this way, and that's fine; my point is that there's no requirement to use this or any version of the Bible for our personal prayer. We ought to look for a translation that combines dignity of style with accuracy, in an idiom that is not distracting to us, but rather brings us into the presence of God with a holy fear.
For that reason, my favorite Bible for prayer is the five-volume Biblotheca, which uses what it calls "the American Literary Version," a slight modernization of the American Standard Version, itself based on the King James. It belongs to the now burgeoning genre of "reader's Bibles" — that is, Bibles that have little or no "apparatus" — no chapter and verse numbers, no footnotes, no running headers or section headings, no cross-references or language notes, just the text, and usually printed in one column in a comfortable font on thicker paper. Basically, it presents the appearance of a normal modern book so that one can enjoy the reading of an uncluttered text. While I have many other Bibles on my shelf for scholarship and literary work, I find Bibliotheca's approach ideal for "getting lost" in the story and in the message. I use it nearly every day for lectio divina and love everything about it: the translation, the typeface, the layout of the page, the lack of clutter, the binding and ribbon. In my opinion, it's the ideal reader's Bible and beats the competition by cubits and fathoms.
Yes, from a Catholic point of view, it could be better: the books of the Old Testament are arranged in Hebrew/Protestant fashion, with the deuterocanonicals separated out into a volume called Apocrypha. But after using it for over five years, I would still say it is the best I have found for quiet, reflective reading, and my intention is to continue with it. I want to re-emphasize that there is plenty of room for differences in personal preference, and that Bibliotheca may not be everyone's cup of tea (for one thing, it's fairly pricey). Some may find more solace and light in the Douay-Rheims (Vetus or Novus), or in the Revised Standard Version (as found in the Ignatius Bible), or in the English Standard Version (as found in the Augustine Bible).
The one inflexible piece of advice I will give, however, is that any translation we use should not be in "contemporary English" as it is spoken — or rather, cheapened and slaughtered — in today's society. There are many reasons for this judgment. Here I will present one set of reasons articulated by Fr. Luke Bell in his book Staying Tender: Contemplation, Pathway to Compassion (Angelico, 2020), when he explains why he chose to quote from the King James Version:
Readers of early drafts of the book have suggested that this might be more difficult for people to get their head around than a modern version, so a word of explanation is in order. I don't want you to get your head around it. I want it to get into your heart. I have chosen this version because it is poetic. T. S. Eliot observed (in connection with Dante) that "genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood."
That is to say that what comes through it is more than what the mind can grasp, at least to begin with. It speaks first of all to intuition rather than to any analytical faculty. That in us which sees the whole is touched by the poet's own vision of the whole, its words awakening in us what awoke the words in him or her. Just as an inspiration of the oneness of creation can sometimes come through the beauty of nature, so a sense of the one divine source of all meaning can sometimes be received through poetry. It is the genre of the transcendent. Through it can be heard an echo of the music of eternity.
If all this is true of poetry it should be true a fortiori of versions of Scripture, which is above all the text through which the transcendent comes to us. If we word it so it reflects back to us the quotidian banalities of our own speech with all the limitations of its vision, reducing in effect what it speaks of to that of which we speak, then we tend to make it tamer than it should be. We risk the complacency of thinking we have mastered it replacing the aspiration that it should master us…
[A]n older version, written when the language was richer and less abstract, is more likely to make us pause before the mystery, to humble us before the numinous, to open us to what comes from beyond.
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Peter Kwasniewski, Thomistic theologian, liturgical scholar, and choral composer, is a graduate of Thomas Aquinas College in California (B.A. Liberal Arts) and The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC (M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy). He taught at the International Theological Institute in Austria and the Franciscan University of Steubenville's Austria Program, then helped establish Wyoming Catholic College in 2006. There he taught theology, philosophy, music, and art history and directed the choirs until leaving in 2018 to devote himself full-time to writing and lecturing.
Today he contributes regularly to many websites and publications, including New Liturgical Movement, OnePeterFive, LifeSiteNews, Rorate Caeli, The Remnant, and Catholic Family News, and has published ten books, including four on traditional Catholicism: Resurgent in the Midst of Crisis (Angelico, 2014, also available in Czech, Polish, German, Portuguese, Spanish, and Belarusian), Noble Beauty, Transcendent Holiness (Angelico, 2017), Tradition and Sanity (Angelico, 2018), and Reclaiming Our Roman Catholic Birthright: The Genius and Timeliness of the Traditional Latin Mass (Angelico, 2020). His work has been translated into at least thirteen languages.
Kwasniewski is a scholar of The Aquinas Institute in Green Bay, which is publishing the Opera Omnia of the Angelic Doctor, a Fellow of the Albertus Magnus Center for Scholastic Studies, and a Senior Fellow of the St. Paul Center. He has published over 1,200 articles on Thomistic thought, sacramental and liturgical theology, the history and aesthetics of music, and the social doctrine of the Church.
For news, information, article links, sacred music, and the home of Os Justi Press, visit his personal website, www.peterkwasniewski.com.
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Râul Doamnei is a station on the line M5 of Bucharest Metro and is its western terminus. The adjacent station is Constantin Brâncuși. The station was opened on 15 September 2020 as part of the inaugural section of M5, from Eroilor to Valea Ialomiței and Râul Doamnei.

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Dr. Russell G. "Russ" Mawby
Author: Whitney Wilgus/Monday, October 30, 2017/Categories: Obituaries
Dr. Russell G. "Russ" Mawby died at the age of 89 on Friday, October 20, 2017.
Russ was born February 23, 1928 in Kent County Michigan to Wesley G. and Ruby A. Mawby, fruit growers on their Orchard View Farm near Grand Rapids. From a two-room school, Russ attended Creston High School playing the tuba for the Creston Polar Bears. He continued his education at Michigan State University, graduating in 1949 with a Bachelor of Science in horticulture. Next, Russ went to Purdue University for a Master of Science in Agricultural Economics, then served two years as field artillery instructor in the U.S. Army. He returned to Michigan State, completing a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics in 1959. In 1952, he joined the Michigan State faculty, rising to Assistant Director of Cooperative Extension responsible for statewide 4-H and youth development programs. In 1961 Russ was promoted to full professor, but was then recruited by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek to become Director of the Division of Agriculture. Russ became Kellogg Foundation President and CEO in 1970 and Chairman and CEO in 1982 until his retirement in 1995. He served on the Board of Directors of the Kellogg Company from 1974 until 1998. Russ was the founding chairman of the Council of Michigan Foundations. He also helped organize the Michigan Nonprofit Association, and was appointed by Governor John Engler to the Michigan Community Service Commission. He served on the Board of Trustees of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Detroit Branch and also as a member of the Board of Directors of the J. M. Smucker Company. With a deep and abiding love for his alma mater, Michigan State University, he served on its Board of Trustees from 1992 to 1996. He supported his Spartan football and basketball teams through good times and bad. During football season, he was known for betting hot fudge sundaes on the MSU vs. UM game. Russ always downplayed his lifetime achievements and the helping hand he extended to many around the world. He would say "I'm just a farmer from Hickory Corners." He did his own daily morning and evening farm chores on his horse farm when at home. Humble is the word many of his friends used for the man who touched so many lives. A devout Christian, Russ provided leadership with a small group of volunteers, to organize the first Battle Creek Community Prayer Breakfast in 1981. It continues today attracting over 1,000 area citizens each year. Russ was a long-time active member of Yorkville Community Church near his home in Augusta. He was preceded in death by his wife of nearly fifty years, Ruth, his son Doug, his brother Edwin and sister Marion. Russ is survived by his wife of 16 years, Lou Ann Mawby, his children Karen (Randy) Willis, Debra Mawby, David Mawby, James (Jolene) Sherman, Steven Sherman and his brother, Roger Mawby. He enjoyed spending time with his 14 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. A Memorial Service and reception celebrating Russ' life will be held Saturday, October 28 at 11:00 a.m. at the Sherman Lake YMCA-Kellogg Hall, 6225 North 39th Street, Augusta. Russ' family will greet friends on Friday, October 27, from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the Farley Estes Dowdle Funeral Home, 105 Capital Avenue, Northeast, Battle Creek. Private family interment will be held at Yorkville Cemetery.


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Here's What Amy Poehler Studied In School
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By Joey Keogh/Aug. 31, 2021 10:47 am EST
Amy Poehler has achieved an incredible amount throughout her boundary-breaking career in Hollywood. From fronting beloved sitcom "Parks and Recreation," to cofounding the legendary Upright Citizens Brigade (via People), as well as writing, producing, and starring in her own content alongside attention-grabbing fare for other talented women (via IMDb), there's clearly nothing Poehler can't do. Whether you know her as Leslie Knope, Tina Fey's BFF, or simply a comedy icon, you definitely know her name.
Poehler told the New York Times, of her approach to work, "I do make it a point to try to investigate different ways to tell female stories" but it's because she seeks out stuff "I want to see." Although her output frequently puts women front and center, from starring opposite Fey in "Sisters" to exploring Gen Z politics in Netflix hit "Moxie," Poehler doesn't set out to do "important work" because it would be a fool's errand. Clearly, these days she has her pick of projects, which isn't surprising considering where Poehler was educated.
Amy Poehler's path to comedic greatness began in college
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According to Marie Claire, actress Amy Poehler attended Boston College, from which she proudly graduated with a Bachelor's degree in media and communications. Unsurprisingly, the "Parks and Rec" star was also an active member of the college improv troupe, which was hilariously called "My Mother's Fleabag." As Biz Journals notes, the beloved star gave her alma mater a shoutout while hosting the 2014 Golden Globes by joking she learned plenty about sex during her time there. Clearly, Poehler learned a lot more than that since she went on to found comedy group UCB alongside Matt Besser, Ian Roberts and Matt Walsh.
Comedy is undoubtedly her niche, with the prolific producer admitting to The Hollywood Reporter that, without it, she simply wouldn't leave her house. However, Poehler also acknowledged she has no idea why she's funny anymore. Still, staying busy is what she does best, even if getting older is taxing in other ways. As Poehler admitted to the New York Times, "When you're up around 50, you're always a little out of breath from outrunning the voices, whether they be your own or society's — a certain feeling of your irrelevance. You have to outrun them or do some 'Art of War' stuff and turn around and surrender to them."
However, she also acknowledged, "That's the cool thing about getting older. You've gone through bad times and survived them. ... And you've learned coping skills."


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The 2019 Ford Flex is less about style and more about functionality. It can seat up to seven people in its three rows. We are in love with its flexibility given the fact that it offers different options for carrying cargo. Your kids will enjoy an excellent outward view although competitors like the Toyota Highlander and the Honda Pilot normally come with relatively high beltlines. We love the configurable, flexible and spacious interior as well as the unique exterior styling. We also love that it comes with two strong engines. However, we have to admit that the Flex is beginning to show signs of aging, like Barrack Obama's hair. We rank it among our worst midsize SUVs. Although it is a decent vehicle, most of its competitors offer better interior quality and performance.
Should we expect anything new?
There are no significant changes for 2019. Since its 2009 debut, this vehicle has not received a full redesign. However, we are not complaining much.
What are the highs and lows of this vehicle?
We are in love with the useful cargo area, the super strong twin-turbo V6 engine and the SYNC 3 infotainment system that is very easy to operate. Although it is a large vehicle, the outward visibility is outstanding. On the negative side, we don't like the lousy gas mileage and the non-supported seats. In addition to this, some controls are difficult to use, it is impossible to slide the second-row bench, and it has a lower-quality interior when compared to its competitors. There is also limited availability for its advanced safety features.
Where does the power come from?
This is one of the areas where the Ford Flex excels. A turbocharged engine is offered as an option; this engine is stronger than The Rock and Arnold Schwarzenegger combined, producing 350 lb-ft of torque and 365 hp. The standard engine is a V6 with a capacity of 3.5 liters; it belongs in the conventional three-row SUV segment, offering 254 pound-feet of torque and 287 horsepower.
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Who will love it?
If you love traditional crossover SUVs, then you will love this vehicle's raised driving position. It is the right car if you are looking for space and accessibility. The Flex also offers optional all-wheel drive for those who want extra confidence. It will also suit you if you want the brawny 365-horsepower V6 engine.
Who will not like it?
This vehicle is not for you if you are looking for a modern car with the latest tech features. It does come with a Sync 3 system and some advanced features such as semi-automated parallel parking and intelligent cruise control -- but they are only available in the high-end trim level.
How much will I spend?
The 2019 Ford Flex is packaged with three trim levels: Limited, SEL and the base SE trim. You'll spend $30,575 for the base SE trim level. This starting price is similar to what most rivals charge. The trim in the middle of the lineup has a starting price of around $33,400. You'll cough out around $38,800 for the high-end Limited trim. It is important to note that the top-of-the-line trim costs cheaper than most rivals.
What is our verdict about the new Ford Flex?
The Ford Flex is like wet cardboard. It once served a purpose and is waiting to be recycled into something better. It has a smooth ride, good power, decent cargo space, a functional interior, and some tech features. However, it falls behind most of its rivals who offer more upscale interiors, better handling, and more supportive seats. These rivals also look more modern and swaggy when compared to the aging Ford Flex. The starting price of the Flex is not what we would call a good deal. You are better off with the Honda Pilot or the Toyota Highlander unless you are in love with the exterior styling of the new Ford Flex. In which case, you might be blind.
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will complete the deployment of sensitive election material to the nation's 774 local government areas for the Saturday elections by Thursday.
INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, while addressing reporters on Wednesday in Abuja said the commission was making good progress on logistics for the rescheduled elections.
"I briefed you yesterday that having moved the sensitive materials to the 36 States and the Federal Capital Territory, the forward deployment to the 774 LGAs nationwide will commence today Wednesday, Feb. 20 and be concluded tomorrow Thursday, Feb. 21.
"Already, ten states; Adamawa, Anambra, Benue, Ekiti, Jigawa, Katsina, Osun, Ogun, Oyo, and Taraba States have commenced the movement of materials to LGAs today.
"Other states will do so and conclude tomorrow. We will give a full rendition of movement to LGAs across all states of the Federation tomorrow.
Mr Yakubu also disclosed that the commission had achieved 100 per cent completion of the configuration of the Smart Card Readers for the elections.
"The Card Readers were introduced in the 2015 general elections to facilitate the accreditation of voters using the PVCs. They are configured to specific polling units, and only open for use at 8 am on Election Day.
He added that INEC state offices had fully complied with the directive to invite stakeholders to the Central Bank of Nigeria to examine the retrieved materials deployed last week and to witness their distributions to LGAs.
Mr Yakubu said that the commission had made specific arrangement on deployment and security of election materials and personnel in the riverine areas to ensure that elections also start on time there.
Mr Yakubu, who said that the commission was not under any pressure, said the fact that some of the political parties were making counter-accusations over INEC process was normal.
He said it shows "there was something INEC was doing right".


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