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British born actor Rob Heaps is mostly known for portraying Ezra Bloom in the American dark comedy series, Imposters. He became a household name in the entertainment industry by protraying various roles in both small and big screen.
note: Rob Heaps' net worth is not estimated and is still under review. His main source of earning is from his career as an actor and acted in movies like Imposters, And Then There Were None and Frankenstein
Rob Heaps' Personal Life
While talking about Rob Heaps' personal life, he is not married and currently is not rumored to be in a relationship with anyone. Heaps doesn't really share about his love life to the media and remains low-key when it comes to his private life.
He surely melts a lot of girls' heart by his charming looks & his British accent and he might have been involved in some relationships in the past which we know nothing about.
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On his Instagram, he shares a lot of pictures with his female co-stars with whom he seems pretty close as friends but there aren't any rumors about his linkups to any of them. He is focused on bettering his career and is happily single.
It's #Imposters day!! And it's adiós Mexico, we're on the move again. Now we've had some pretty great episodes so far, but tonight... tonight is big. For everyone. Some things happen that you really don't want to hear about before you've seen it. So why not enjoy some good old-fashioned live TV @bravotv 10/9c
A post shared by Rob Heaps (@rob.heaps) on May 3, 2018 at 7:51am PDT
He is involved in some charitable works as well and helped raise money for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) by launching an event known as The Gordy Races. During the event, he rode his bike for nine hours to promote the event.
Besides, he is an aspiring photographer as well as experimenting various kinds of photography styles and posts the pictures on his Instagram. He pets a huge dog named Portia.
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Recently he went through a knee surgery which turned out to be a success and prepares to go to rehab to improve his knee's condition. On his Instagram, he reports that a loose bone fragment had been growing inside his knee for 8 years and had to remove it.
Knee surgery a success! Now onto rehab...
A post shared by Rob Heaps (@rob.heaps) on Dec 5, 2018 at 4:51am PST
As for his social media presence, he is active on social media sites like Instagram and Twitter where he maintains 18.1k & 3.7k respectively.
Rob Heaps' Net Worth
Rob Heaps' net worth is not estimated and is still under review. His main source of earning is from his career as an actor and acted in movies like Imposters, And Then There Were None and Frankenstein and The Vampire: A Dark and Stormy Night.
Rob Heaps as Ezra Bloom in the series, Imposters.
SOURCE: Bravo TV
Moreover, actors like Inbar Lavi, Parker Young, Brian Benben joined him in the dark comedy series, Imposters. He makes a huge income from his acting career and his growing success soon might make his net worth in millions.
Very excited to be playing series regular Matt French in this! #Dareme is an adaptation of Megan Abbott's brilliant novel set around a Midwest high school and its cheerleading team. Small town noir, teenage angst and murder mystery rolled into one @USA_Network @netflix https://t.co/vW1R8SeDEL
— Rob Heaps (@rob_heaps) January 29, 2019
According to some sites, the average salary of an actor and performer is $55,705 and it ranges between $45,905 to $68,014. The hourly pay of an actor is $19.82 as stated by Payscale.
Rob Heaps' Wiki-Bio
Rob Heaps was raised by his English parents in York, England but his birth details is not disclosed to the media. However, it is reported that he celebrates his birthday on July 11.
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Earlier on, he attended a drama school located in St. Petersburg, Russia and while his time there his instructor taught him observational acting.
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and featured in stage plays. He did theatre for productions like King Lear, Pride and Prejudice, and While the Sun Shines.
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Heaps' theatre training helped him better his acting skills and eventually debuted in the small screen.
Rob Heaps' Body Measurements
Height - 6' feet
Weight - 75-78 kg
Hair Color - Black
Eye Color - Brown
Take a look at Rob Heaps video where he talks about things along with his Imposters' co-stars.
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Bernie Sanders Delivered the Most Profound Speech Since We Lost MLK
June 18, 2019 SVadmin Comments 0 Comment
Published on Saturday, June 15, 2019 by Common Dreams
by Ernest A. Canning
We can have democracy in this country, or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of the few, but we can't have both.
– Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis
It is not hyperbole to suggest that Senator Bernie Sanders's June 12, 2019 Democratic Socialism Speech was as profound as any delivered by either of the two men who Sanders frequently quoted: President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It was a speech in which the Vermont senator revealed that his campaign, and accompanying "political revolution", offer a unique vehicle for societal transformation—from what President Jimmy Carter described as "an oligarchy with unlimited political bribery" to the realization of the promise offered by President Abraham Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address: "government of the people, by the people and for the people."
Sanders brilliantly coupled a condemnation of the tyranny of capitalist oligarchy with FDR's recognition that democracy and freedom are unattainable in the absence of economic security. That message was so powerful that all three major corporate-owned cable networks—Fox "News", CNN and MSNBC—abruptly terminated their live coverage mid-speech. They did so before Sanders outlined what he described as a "21st Century Economic Bill of Rights".
Bernie noted that income and wealth inequality have soared to levels not seen since the onset of the Great Depression. "Three families," he said, "control more wealth than the bottom half of our country, some 160 million people."
That was actually an understatement. As of 2017, America's three richest "individuals"—Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffet—own as much wealth as the bottom 160 million, according to a report released by Institute for Policy Studies. "If left unchecked," Josh Hardy, the study's co-author observed, "wealth will continue to accumulate into fewer and fewer hands."
Sanders underscored Hardy's point by noting that "49% of all new income today goes to the top 1%."
The problem of gaping inequality is not limited to whether it leads to an unsustainable breaking point that can spiral into the next Great Depression. As explained by Kevin Phillips, in Wealth and Democracy, quoting political scientist Samuel Huntington:
"Money becomes evil not when it is used to buy goods but when it is used to buy power…Economic inequalities become evil when they are translated into political inequalities." Political inequality, in turn, leads to more dangerous economic inequalities.
Extreme inequality is dangerous because, in Sanders view, it paves the way for demagogues to exploit widespread anger and despair, as occurred in the 1930s. "Then, as now," Sanders proffered, "deeply-rooted and seemingly intractable economic and social disparities led to the rise of right-wing nationalist forces all over the world."
"In Europe," Bernie added, "the anger and despair was ultimately harnessed by authoritarian demagogues who fused corporatism, nationalism, racism and xenophobia into a political movement that amassed totalitarian power, destroyed, and ultimately murdering millions of people—including members of my own family."
In an offhand admonishment to the "it can't happen here" crowd—people who were shocked to see Neo-Nazis taking part in a torchlit march in Charlottesville—Sanders reminded us that "on February 20, 1939, over 20,000 Nazis held a mass rally…in Madison Square Garden, in front of a 30-foot tall banner of George Washington—bordered with swastikas."
Sanders, a self-described "democratic socialist", revealed that which political scientists have long known. Bernie is not a textbook socialist. He does not seek public ownership of the means of production. To the contrary, Sanders is essentially an FDR-like New Dealer, who calls for ordinary citizens to take on what FDR described as "the old enemies of peace—business and financial monopoly, speculation, reckless banking, class antagonism, sectionalism, war profiteering."
Sanders, quoting Dr. Martin Luther King ("We all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free market capitalism for the poor"), transformed the word "socialism" from a right-wing epithet into a useful tool for exposing right-wing hypocrisy. "President Trump and his fellow oligarchs," Bernie observed, "hate democratic socialism because it benefits working people, but they absolutely love corporate socialism". Examples of "corporate socialism" include massive government subsidies and tax breaks, the pharmaceutical industry profiting from public research, and a $700 billion Wall Street bailout that was accompanied by trillions of dollars in federal interest-free loans.
Bernie made a general reference to government subsidies received by the Trump Organization. In the future, he'd do well to specifically point to the $157 million in New York taxpayer monies used to build the privately-owned Trump golf course in the Bronx.
Without mentioning them by name, Sanders demolished the concept of "freedom" as advanced by self-described "libertarians", like the rapacious Koch brothers. Theirs is a vice-into-virtue ideology that extols individual greed as a virtue and rejects the very existences of a public interest beyond individual or group self-interest. It is a philosophy that is at odds with a core purpose of government, explicitly recognized by the U.S. Constitution—"to Promote the General Welfare."
The "freedom" the Koch brothers extol is the unfettered ability of the privileged few to amass enormous wealth at the expense of the many. But, as first FDR, and now Bernie Sanders, forcefully observed, for the rest of us, there can be neither democracy nor "freedom" without economic security. After noting that extreme wealth inequality not only has a detrimental impact on the quality of life but has also produced a significant disparity in life expectancy, Bernie asked a series of rhetorical questions to drive home the point, e.g., "Are you truly free, if you cannot afford the prescription drug you need to stay alive?"
Sanders then argued for a "21st Century Bill of Economic Rights" in order to complete FDR's "unfinished" New Deal. This would include the rights to "a decent job that pays a living wage," to quality healthcare, a complete education, affordable housing, a secure retirement and to a clean environment. That, Bernie proclaimed, is the essence of "democratic socialism."
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Ernest A. Canning is a retired attorney, author, Vietnam Veteran (4th Infantry, Central Highlands 1968) and a Senior Advisor to Veterans For Bernie. He has been a member of the California state bar since 1977. In addition to a juris doctor, he has received both undergraduate and graduate degrees in political science. Follow him on Twitter: @cann4ing
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15-Year-Old Boy Saves 9-Year-Old's Life Through Organ Donation
A 15-year-old boy from Independence, MO saved a little girl's life by donating an organ before his death. His parents are now raising awareness about this life-giving sacrifice.
Bret and Eula Motelet said they're able to better cope with the loss of their son because his heart beats on in someone else.
"Just a real joy. I called him my sunshine. He was always happy," Eula Motelet said.
Brian Motelet's mother said he was the perfect baby until he came down with the flu when he was 8 months old. His mom said it developed into a seizure disorder by the time he was 1 year old.
"He had a full life physically, but mentally he had the mind of a 15- to 36-month-old," Eula Motelet said.
On August 4th, Brian died at the age of 15, but the Motelets said their son's spirit lives on. He was an organ donor, and his heart went to a 9-year-old girl in Texas.
"I knew it was them because they posted when they found out they were getting a heart. It was at the same time we found out somebody was a match," Bret Motelet said.
"I could do nothing but cry," Kaycee Kelm said in an interview.
Kelm said her family got the call they'd been waiting for at 8:15 p.m. the night Brian passed.
Her 9-year-old daughter Belle had an over-sized heart that would not function well enough on its own. She was getting Brian's heart.
"I was amazed and happy that my daughter, of course, had a heart, but I knew what that meant for another family," Kelm said.
Kelm said the Motelets found her on Facebook almost a week later.
"Brian's legacy is living on by helping this young girl continue with her life, and her parents and all the lives that are being touched as a result," Bret Motelet said.
The Motelets now want to raise awareness about organ donation. Despite losing his own life, Brian saved many others.
One kidney and pancreas went to a 26-year-old woman in the Midwest, and the other kidney and his liver went to a 62-year-old woman in the Midwest, but the Motelets said they can`t find them.
"I want my child`s memory to live on, and I just want the world to know he was my son, and I`m proud of him," Eula Motelet said.
"Why not, why not save a life?" Bret Motelet said.
"I like to think everything happens for a reason, so maybe this did," Bret Motelet added.
"It gives me peace knowing that Brian`s still here," Brian's mother said.
The Motelets have already made plans to meet Belle, so when she`s healthy and her immune systems builds up they are going to meet.
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Registration should be an exciting time, because we are looking for classes that interest us.
Instead, when I am talking to my friends about registration, the phrase, "I'm trying to get my life together," usually pops up. The pressure placed on registration is unhealthy and removes the potential joy that can come from being enrolled in classes that we are excited about.
Registration shouldn't be a "make-or-break" moment in our lives as students.
Although your number-one choice for a class may be full and you can't receive an override, some other classes may end up making a greater impact on your life.
I don't know one person my age who knows exactly where they are going to be in the next 10 years, let alone what they are going to do tomorrow.
College is the time for experience, making mistakes and testing out the waters. I came into college with no idea what my plan for the future was.
Actually, that's not completely accurate; I thought I was going to be pre-med.
In the fall semester of my freshman year I took BIO 225, and let us just say I am now an English major.
When I first arrived at the College of William and Mary, I had no idea which class to take to fulfill my COLL 150 requirement. I love to read, and I thought taking a class that would require me to read would be a refreshing break from biology, so I enrolled in an English course called Englishwomen Artists.
To say the least, it became my favorite class of that semester, and, thinking of it, my entire time at the College so far.
I felt engaged with the texts we were reading and realized that this is what I love to do. I decided to ditch the pre-med track and follow my passion.
As cheesy as it sounds, I am not exaggerating when I think about how much that class meant to me.
Don't disregard your second-choice classes, or the ones the that seem "weird" and "unimportant," because they could possibly make the deepest impact on your life.
Registration is important because it helps guide you on your college career path, but it does not define it.
If you don't get one class you want, it does not mean that you won't graduate or get your degree on time.
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Thank you so much for your review Tamara! It was a tricky project but I'm pleased that you are happy with the result.
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Thanks Richard! I hope you and your family are settled in after the move and that you are enjoying your new shower.
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Location and the form of employer will be the final factors in determining the amount pharmacists make. The pharmacist technician should have the prepared prescription, reviewed by a pharmacist, before dispensing or submitting the completed order with a patient or customer. You should find this information somewhere inside "Contact Us" section in the website.
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Oak Ridge woman charged with traffic violations in fatal car-motorcycle crash
Posted at 4:06 pm March 31, 2016
By John Huotari 2 Comments
An Oak Ridge woman has been charged with three traffic violations in the fatal car-motorcycle crash on North Illinois Avenue near the Kroger shopping center on January 31. Authorities said the woman, who was driving the car, made an improper left turn from a right-turn-only lane and failed to yield to the motorcyclist, who died. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)
An Oak Ridge woman has been charged with three traffic violations in the fatal car-motorcycle crash on North Illinois Avenue near the Kroger shopping center on January 31.
Rufus E. Shephard III, 44, of Oak Ridge, died in the crash.
Noelle L. Patty, 29, is accused of failing to obey a traffic control device before the crash, according to arrest warrants filed in Anderson County General Sessions Court in Oak Ridge. That traffic control device is on an access road that connects the Kroger shopping center to North Illinois Avenue. It indicates a right turn only, but Patty turned left, headed south, from the shopping center access road onto Illinois Avenue, Oak Ridge Police Department Officer Chris Luethge said in the warrants.
That left turn put the Cadillac STS that Patty was driving into the path of northbound traffic on North Illinois Avenue, where a Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle driven north by Shephard collided with the Cadillac driven by Patty, Luethge said.
Shepard was launched into the Cadillac and then over it onto the asphalt, where he died, the warrants said.
The crash was reported at the western entrance to the Westcott Center, the Kroger shopping center, at about 5:40 p.m. Sunday, January 31. No one else was in the vehicle with Patty at the time of the crash, Luethge said.
Patty faces three misdemeanor charges of failure to yield the right-of-way, resulting in death; a violation of the law to obey traffic control devices; and a failure to provide proof of financial responsibility. The arrest warrants were filed February 22. She was released on citations, according to court records.
Patty was appointed a public defender in Anderson County General Sessions Court on Wednesday. She has another court date set for 10 a.m. June 9 in Oak Ridge.
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Mark Caldwell says
In Brussels, 32 humans were killed by terrorists on March 22 of this year. That same day, more than 80 humans died in traffic fatalities on U.S. soil. And again on the next day, then the next, and the next, and on and on.
When are we going to declare war on the home-grown terrorists that have infiltrated our county's roads and highways. If we want to save lives from being taken by terrorists, let's start here.
Where is the outrage? Where are our traffic enforcement cameras?
Jason Allison says
Glad to know we can chose not to obey the law and then be slapped on the wrist for killing someone.
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Urgleptes unilineatus is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Bates in 1872.

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Growth and differentiation of two human megakaryoblastic cell lines; CMK and UT-7.
Y. Miura, N. Komatsu, T. Suda
The Sakaguchi Laboratory of Developmental Biology Department of Cell Differentiation
We showed that these two cell lines obviously expressed megakaryocytic phenotypes, such as multilobular, hyperploid nuclei, expression of GPIIb/IIIa complex, GPIb and PPO, although they have been originated from patients with leukemia. Furthermore, these cells had following characteristics. First, they responded to various kinds of hemopoietic factors. Especially, UT-7 cells were solely dependent on GM-CSF, IL-3 or Ep. Therefore UT-7 cells are useful to the assay of these factors as megakaryocytic cells. These facts provide us with new questions: why they are dependent on plural number of factors? How are the expressions of their receptors controlled. Is there an "autocrine" mechanism controlling their growth? Among these questions, we have just started with the Ep receptors, and most of the problems remain to be clarified. Second, PMA treatment suppressed their growth, but enhanced their differentiation and maturation. Among the megakaryocytic phenotypes, increase in GPIIb/IIIa complex, determined by a biochemical method, PPO by ultrastructural study, and the increase in cellular ploidy were clearly observed by PMA treatment. The phorbol ester PMA is well known to induce the differentiation of various kinds of leukemic cells (Rovera et al., 1979). Detailed molecular basis to clarify why the same PMA treatment causes differentiation into different cell lineages, dependent on cellular origin of the target cells, should be further studies. Third, the cells produced hemopoietic growth factors by PMA treatment, the majority of which was GM-CSF. Humoral control of megakaryopoiesis still remains unsettled. Our study may shed a light on its "multistep" regulatory mechanisms. Availability of a large amount of homogeneous megakaryocytic populations, which are responsive to hemopoietic factors and phorbol ester, will provide us with a great deal of informations concerning the molecular insight of megakaryocytopoiesis and thrombocytopoiesis.
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Mobile Ballet dancing to a new tune
Posted by Kevin Lee | Oct 31, 2018 | Artifice | 0 |
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The Mobile Ballet opens its 2018-2019 season with "Ovations" Nov. 8 at the Mobile Civic Center Theater.
If you think of ballet strictly in the traditional sense, bodies flowing and leaping to the strains of long-dead Russian composers, then Mobile Ballet Artistic Director Katia Garza wants to change that. She's opted for a realignment with the company's 2018-19 season opener, "Ovations."
"If we have people who think they don't want to watch 20 girls in a tutu, maybe they would be attracted to other forms," Garza said. "It's a little bit of everything, a little modern and contemporary and a little bit of classical, pointe shoes and no pointe shoes."
In the words of the late, great Chuck Berry, "Roll over, Beethoven, and tell Tchaikovsky the news."
Garza felt a fresh approach could draw new attendance so she opted for musical fare familiar to the regional culture. That's why the bill is heavy on jazz influences: Nina Simone, Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong and George Gershwin.
"I wanted something to go back in your memories and make you think of the past," Garza said.
She went straight for our regional heart, tapping into some of Gulf Coast native Louis Armstrong's most popular pieces like "What A Wonderful World" and "When the Saints Come Marching In" to sprinkle in Creole flavoring. The first of those tunes utilizes choreography from Garza's personal past.
"It's a ballet I created years ago when we did it at Orlando Ballet in 2002," Garza said.
Orlando Ballet seems to be the connecting hub for much of the show. For one thing, Garza and her husband, Israel Rodriguez, moved to Mobile after a stint as principal dancers at the central Florida company. Rodriguez is now ballet master for Mobile Ballet.
"Eduardo Pi Iglesias, our ex-ballet master [in Orlando] who is now dancing in Miami, will be a guest dancer for 'Ovations,'" Garza said. "Another guest artist, Paul Branco, was in second company when I met him in Orlando Ballet. He was a principal at Sarasota Ballet."
Branco is diversified. Not just adept at creating visual art with his body, he went to a science, technology, engineering and mathematics magnet school and has a burgeoning tech business of his own.
He, Iglesias and Rodriguez each will take the spotlight in suites assembled from the works of Armstrong, Sinatra and Simone. There's also an Astor Piazzolla piece, "Tango in Hi-Fi," along with classic Gershwin works including "Sing, Sing, Sing" and "I Got Rhythm," and work by John Williams.
The choreography is mostly the creation of Garza — save Rodriguez's work on Sinatra's "That's Life" — including the routines of the 30 plus-member company.
The remaining guest artist, Raley Zampieri, is on the Mobile Ballet faculty and brings yet another dance genre to bear in an already varied show. Her resume includes a decade spent with the Radio City Rockettes and in the touring cast of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Her hoofing contribution is perhaps the most authentically American.
Garza herself will slip onstage for a number but her time will be precious. The Nov. 8 show starts at 7:30 p.m. and its 90 minutes are packed with changes to oversee.
The artistic director assembled the musical numbers with the aforementioned goal: a relatable sensibility for the audience. The Simone suite is of particular interest since the musician was known for her nearly unmatchable intensity. Her solemn "Blackbird" gives way to the resolute "Feelin' Good" and concludes with "You'll Never Walk Alone."
The show is unique for Mobile Ballet. Same goes for the opportunity to see it.
"We have the one performance and it's like a gala because if you miss it, there's no chance to see it again. I thought it was a good moment to make something for the city that they feel like is their own," Garza said.
Though in the Azalea City less a year, she's reveled in the experience. A life previously marked by seemingly endless travel has become less transitory.
"It's nice being in one place all the time. It's been a lot of work, a lot of scheduling, a lot of rehearsal because we are doing this and then 'Nutcracker' right behind it but I'm enjoying it a lot," Garza said.
From what she's said, get ready for more new ideas, more ways to break out of old habits.
"All the big companies do maybe two classical ballet productions and then everything else is neoclassical and contemporary," Garza said. "I didn't want us to be the exception. I want our dancers to grow as artists and to offer it to the audience too."
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Article, Questions, Scripture
Have You Ever Wondered: Why the Different Bibles?
Did you know that Catholics use a slightly different Bible than other Christian denominations? Have you ever wondered why?
My 8 year old son (mini-Bill Nye the Science Guy) made his First Holy Communion in May, and has been obsessed with what the differences are, and why there are differences.
When your kid suddenly becomes obsessed with a facet of faith, you do your best to respond in kind. The explanation–which is wrapped up in Church history–is actually quite interesting.
Why the Differences?
A brief recap Jewish history to get some context:
Around 1280 BC, Moses led the Chosen people to the Promised Land
King David reigned around 1000 BC
In 721 BC the Northern Kingdom of Israel fell to the Assyrians
In 586 BC the Southern Kingdom of Judah fell to the Babylonians
As each kingdom fell, the Jews were exiled and scattered–or dispersed ("diaspora")–around the region. In the Diaspora following the fall of the Southern Kingdom, many Jews settled in the Egyptian city of Alexandria, which was immersed in Greek language and culture. After about fifty years, the Persian Ruler, Cyrus the Great allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem, but a whole generation had been born and raised while living in foreign lands, many of whom chose to stay. As time passed and more Diaspora Jews spoke Greek, there was a desire to have a copy of the Jewish Sacred Scriptures translated into the Greek language.
Legend has it that 72 scholars set out to translate the Scriptures from Hebrew to Greek. The Greek word for seventy is "septuaginta," which is why this translation is known as the Septuagint [sep-tue-ah-jint]. It was completed around 100 BC and was widely used by Jews outside of Jerusalem.
So then the New Testament came to be:
The life, ministry, parables, teachings, miracles, crucifixion, and Resurrection of Jesus happened around 30-33AD.
The Letters of Paul, Peter, James, John, and Jude were written to various Christian communities in the years that followed the Resurrection.
These Letters were so profoundly powerful that they got passed around from community to community while the stories of Jesus were told and retold orally.
Eventually the Gospels were written down and passed around as well.
Since most people spoke and wrote in Greek, the Gospels and Letters were also composed in Greek.
Although the New Testament itself was written in Greek, since Jesus and the Apostles lived and traveled in and around Jerusalem and Judea, they probably did not use the Septuagint when they read from scrolls. They probably used scrolls written in Hebrew and Aramaic. Which brings us to the next part of the story…
When the Romans destroyed Jerusalem in 70 AD, the Jews were once again in Diaspora. The collection of Scripture that these rabbis used became the official Jewish Bible, or what Jews call the Tanakh.
Tanakh is a name that denotes the three sections of scripture:
Torah – the Law
Nevi'im – Prophets
Ketuvim – Wisdom
Taken together, it forms the acronym: TaNaKh
Historically, we have referred to this collection as the Palestinian Canon. The Tanakh did not include any passages written after the time of Ezra (around 500 BC). Though the additional books (which dated from 500 BC to 100 BC) were highly regarded and part of Jewish tradition, they were not included in their canon. (For example, the celebration of Hanukkah comes from an event which happened around 100 BC and is recorded in 1 Maccabees.)
So now we have two different sources for what we know as the Old Testament.
Fast forward to 382 AD, when St. Jerome was commissioned by the pope to officially translate the Old and New Testaments into Latin. St. Jerome crossed referenced many different versions, copies, fragments, and translations of the original text, and ultimately used the Septuagint in his translation. St. Jerome's Latin Bible became the "version commonly used," or Vulgata in Latin, Vulgate in Greek. (Biblical scholars today refer to this as the Vulgate.)
During the Protestant Reformation (1500's), Martin Luther translated the Bible into the vernacular, or the common language of the people (which was, in his case, German). When Luther offered his translation, he used the Palestinian Canon. Why? Scholars suggest a few different theories:
The prevailing thought at the time was that this canon–with less books than the Septuagint–was older and therefor more authentic. While the books in the Palestinian canon are older (nothing past 500 BC), technically the Septuagint itself is older.
The Jewish Tanakh does not use these additional books, so neither did Luther's translation.
Some speculate that Luther was also motivated to choose the Palestinian Canon because he was able to exclude books that didn't agree with his theology, such as the teaching on purgatory (2 Maccabees 12:39-46).
What are the Differences?
The Septuagint included seven whole books that are missing from the Palestinian Canon: Tobit, Judith, First Maccabees, Second Maccabees, Wisdom, Sirach (sometimes called Ecclesiaticus), and Baruch, as well as a few sections of two other books: Esther and Daniel. Catholics refer to these (seven plus two) as deuterocanonical, meaning second canon. Protestants refer to them as apocryphial, meaning "hidden."
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A variation of this recipe appeared in Gourmet magazine in January of 2003. It caught my eye and I have been making it ever since. We usually serve the salad as a main course lunch, but divided into 4 or 6 servings it works well for a salade composé (already platted) for a company dinner.
Peel the squash discarding the seeds and cut into ½ inch cubes.
Line a baking pan with heavy duty foil.
Sprinkle the squash cubes with salt and pepper to taste and toss in the 1 tablespoon of olive oil.
Roast for 30 minutes, until brown around the edges. Allow to cool to room temperature.
While the squash is roasting, toast the almonds in a heavy skillet over low heat until golden. Chop coarsely.
Wash and spin the spinach leaves.
Mix all ingredients for the dressing and set aside.
Toss the spinach with the dressing and distribute to plates.
Arrange of the squash cubes, almonds, and raisins on top of the spinach and serve.


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Montchaude és un municipi francès situat al departament del Charente i a la regió de la Nova Aquitània. L'any 2007 tenia 518 habitants.

Demografia

Població
El 2007 la població de fet de Montchaude era de 518 persones. Hi havia 208 famílies de les quals 36 eren unipersonals (24 homes vivint sols i 12 dones vivint soles), 80 parelles sense fills, 80 parelles amb fills i 12 famílies monoparentals amb fills.

La població ha evolucionat segons el següent gràfic:

Habitants censats

Habitatges
El 2007 hi havia 229 habitatges, 207 eren l'habitatge principal de la família, 9 eren segones residències i 13 estaven desocupats. Tots els 226 habitatges eren cases. Dels 207 habitatges principals, 176 estaven ocupats pels seus propietaris, 21 estaven llogats i ocupats pels llogaters i 10 estaven cedits a títol gratuït; 1 tenia una cambra, 8 en tenien dues, 17 en tenien tres, 55 en tenien quatre i 126 en tenien cinc o més. 184 habitatges disposaven pel capbaix d'una plaça de pàrquing. A 75 habitatges hi havia un automòbil i a 125 n'hi havia dos o més.

Piràmide de població
La piràmide de població per edats i sexe el 2009 era:

Economia
El 2007 la població en edat de treballar era de 351 persones, 261 eren actives i 90 eren inactives. De les 261 persones actives 239 estaven ocupades (128 homes i 111 dones) i 22 estaven aturades (9 homes i 13 dones). De les 90 persones inactives 41 estaven jubilades, 25 estaven estudiant i 24 estaven classificades com a «altres inactius».

Ingressos
El 2009 a Montchaude hi havia 208 unitats fiscals que integraven 520 persones, la mediana anual d'ingressos fiscals per persona era de 18.129,5 €.

Activitats econòmiques
Dels 16 establiments que hi havia el 2007, 1 era d'una empresa alimentària, 1 d'una empresa de fabricació d'altres productes industrials, 3 d'empreses de construcció, 3 d'empreses de comerç i reparació d'automòbils, 2 d'empreses de transport, 2 d'empreses financeres i 4 d'empreses immobiliàries.

Dels 4 establiments de servei als particulars que hi havia el 2009, 1 era un paleta, 1 guixaire pintor, 1 fusteria i 1 agència immobiliària.

L'any 2000 a Montchaude hi havia 32 explotacions agrícoles que ocupaven un total de 851 hectàrees.

Equipaments sanitaris i escolars
El 2009 hi havia una escola elemental integrada dins d'un grup escolar amb les comunes properes formant una escola dispersa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

 Résumé statistique Fitxa resum de dades estadístiques de Montchaude a l'INSEE.
 Évolution et structure de la population Fitxa amb el detall de dades de Montchaude a l'INSEE
 France par commune Dades detallades de tots els municipis de França accessibles a partir del mapa.

Municipis de Charente


It doesn't have to be Christmas to play a card game with a Christmas design. In Christmas Solitaire you have to move all the cards to the stacks in order to arrange them from Ace to King.
Klondike is a great alternative to the normal way games like solitaire and freecell are played. Get rid of all the cards by ranking them from ace to king.
Pick between three different game modes: easy, medium and hard and play a classic game of Spider Solitaire in HTML5 through one of your favorite mobile devices. Rank the cards from king to ace!
Just like every other patience game you must arrange all the cards from ace to king. Add them to the stacks in descending order by color and card category. Have fun playing Christmas Solitaire.


Under Armour Incorporated announced yesterday its acquisition of mobile fitness applications Myfitnesspal and Endomondo. These acquisitions follow Under Armour's purchase of MapMyFitness in 2013. With the increasing popularity of wearable devices and mobile fitness and nutrition-related applications, it appears that Under Armour will be expanding its offerings in this space.


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10 inch KeyMod Hand Guard.
Metal 280mm Outer Barrel (White) With 65mm Flash hider.
Metal Magazine Accommodate 300 Round 6mm Airsoft Plastic Pellet.
Surprisingly, this stock AEG shoot out 405FPS muzzle power nicely out from the package.


Retrigger is the cool brazilian dude who decided more than 10 years to mix The Cramps punk'n'roll attitude with his original breakcore and 8bits influence. The results is a unique genre that was so obivous but that I never heard from anyone else. It's still fresh and fun, and you can call his style anyway you want!
This 7inch is the last one that will will ever be published byt Ego Twister, and we are happy to finish our story with this release. So we offer it to you at this crazy price... but feel free to give us more, so we can buy some more booze!
Track A1 - composed and performed by Andrés Schaeffer and Raul Costa.
Track B1 - inspired by this classic song you know, arranged by Raul Costa.
Track B2 - composed by Raul Costa.
egotwisterrecords.bandcamp.com < there is still 10 copies left!


Phangan Akuna is a new resort in Srithanu. It offers large and luxurious cottages as well as a large swimming pool and restaurant.
The resort is set in a large garden space near the main north-south road.
Phangan Akuna has 18 cottages spread over the resort area. They are all large with new and comfy beds. The cottages are air-con and have hot water bathrooms.
The cottages also feature satellite TV and a large balcony with outdoor furniture.
Visa and Mastercard are accepted at the hotel.
Phangan Akuna has a restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating and bar as well as a large swimming pool for guest use. There is also BBQ facilities.
At present staff are happy to give guests lifts to the beach and elsewhere. This is excellent as the resort is a fair distance from the beach and the beach road cafes and restaurants.
Free wifi is available around the resort. There is also ticketing and laundry services.
I read that the hotel cannot accommodate children. I hope this is wrong. It must likely means the management don't provide cots, baby sitting services etc.


You need to learn a few things if you want to enjoy your dog's company. Continue reading to learn some insightful tip that will ensure you having much success when it comes to being a responsible pet owner.
It can cost a lot of money to raise a dog. Pet insurance can be very helpful since emergency medical care for your dog can cost thousands of dollars, you will often be covered if a big medical emergency occurs for your pet.
Make sure your home is safe for your dog. It should be perfectly safe before you try to foresee any problems your dog in.Make sure all of the medicine is put up. Some houseplants are toxic and need to be kept out of your home.
When you're thinking of taking a dog with you when you travel, use the camera on your phone to snap a quick picture. This will be helpful should he gets lost.
If you keep some medication in your home, ensure that it is safely hidden away and out of the reach of your dog. Call the vet as soon as possible if you suspect that the dog has swallowed the medication.
Don't train them in a park. They might feel distracted and it will be more difficult to teach them even the most basic commands.
Your dog will need a dog house if he or she has to remain outside in cold weather. If his feet are wet during very cold weather, extreme temperatures can be stressful and bad for his health. Keep your dog safe from the elements by providing him shelter.
Brushing your dog daily will do more than reduce shedding in your home. Brushing daily can ensure your dog to have a shiny and healthy looking. The brushing distributes a dog's oils from its skin so it looks soft and shiny.
If you want to get a pet from a shelter, take him or her to the veterinarian as soon as possible. Dogs are exposed to more illnesses than others. You need to ensure your animal all of the shots it needs prior to bringing it home.
Trim all hair that's around your pup's paws so it doesn't get matted up. A comb should be used first to straighten it before trimming.If you have a hard time with this, take your dog to a groomer.
Some dogs are more likely to suffer from health problems than others and you should know if your dog could have problems. Research the breed of your dog and take steps to ensure he does not get any common problems.
If you have a dog that has problems with separation anxiety, or you want your dog to feel less lonely, leave some music on when you go to work. The noise from the music will keep him company and that can help the animal to feel a little more secure.It may help with any anxiety while waiting for you to return.
Make sure that you provide your dog affection on a regular basis. Like a lot of things, many owners pay much more attention to bad behavior than good behavior. This can cause lots of problems later on. Try to give your dog praise five times more than when you scold them. Your dog will more likely to showcase the proper behavior when you do so.
If you do not want your female dog to become pregnant, be very careful with her around other dogs or she may become pregnant. A male is able to smell her scent from as much as five miles away! This may also make other dogs fight or impregnation if a male dog spots her.
Be proactive politically active on behalf of your pet dog. Be on the lookout for any new laws and ordinances that may be passed which could restrict and regulate a dog owner's rights. It often results from one bad breed or certain owner's recent actions. Get in touch with local officials to let them know about the good behavior of your rights as a responsible citizen and reliable dog owner.
There is a wealth of information available to help you to become a fantastic dog owner. There is much more than just selecting a dog with a cute appearance. It takes time, responsibility and effort on the part of you, the pet owner. Improve the quality of your pet's life (and your own!) by making use of the handy advice you've received here.


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The medals belonging to Cpl Arthur Glew, which were thrown in a skip in Hexham.
FOLLOWING a nationwide appeal, war medals discarded in a skip in Hexham have been returned to the family of a Second World War soldier.
Christopher Low, depot supervisor at NWH Waste Services in North Shields, was shocked to discover a number of medals, photographs and decorations originally belonging to Cpl Arthur Glew in one of the skips.
He traced it back to a farm in Hexham, and the search was on for relatives of Cpl Glew. A message on Facebook was shared by tens and thousands of people throughout the country who wished him well in his search.
While many thought the soldier had a link to the North-East because the items came from there, it transpired that his relatives were based in Hull.
Mr Low said: "I found the daughter of Arthur's half brother in Hull, and the medals were returned to the family on Monday night.
"I had narrowed the search down to three people in the North-East. I found three Arthur Glews who fought in the Second World War; one from Hebburn, one from Northumberland and one from Durham. But it turned out the one we were after was in Hull.
According to information provided on the back of the frame, Cpl Glew was enlisted into the King's Royal Rifle Corps in June, 1940 and served with the 2nd Battalion as a rifleman soon after. He served in the Middle East and was described as having 'very good military conduct'.
Cpl Glew was issued with four war medals; the War Medal 1939-1945, the 1939-1945 Star, the Defence Medal and the Africa Star.
After the end of the World War, he was released to the Regular Reserve until he was discharged in 1952 after being declared medically unfit for further service.
Mr Low said: "It was sad to see somebody had thrown the medals away, even if by accident.
"After all he had done for our country, the least I could do was get them back to his family.


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Discovering Resilient Web Design with Jeremy Keith
By Eric Karkovack
If you're interested in where the web is headed, you have to look to its past. With Jeremy Keith's new book, Resilient Web Design, the veteran designer digs into the web's humble beginnings and the lessons it has taught.
While those lessons are indeed fascinating in their own light, Keith shows us how they've led us to a new way to approach web design. The journey wasn't always easy (there were those of us who were a little slow to adapt – counting yours truly) but, as the book shows, it's clearly been worthwhile.
Jeremy was kind of enough to chat with us about his design background, his affection for web history and how we can utilize the concept of Progressive Enhancement in our work.
Q: Please do tell us about your background in web design. Are there any particular areas you specialize in?
Jeremy Keith: I made my first website back in 1996, I think. Or maybe it was 1997. I can't recall exactly. I was living in southern Germany at the time, selling bread in a bakery by day and playing in a band on the side. We decided the band should have a website, and I said I'd have a go at that. I ended up really enjoying it, and I was hooked.
Then people in other bands asked me to make websites for them too. So, early on I guess I specialised in band websites. Then I started freelancing, and moved to Brighton in 2000. From then on I did a bit of everything so I wouldn't say I've got any particular specialisation these days. At Clearleft we work with all kinds of clients on all sorts of projects.
Q: In the book, you really dig into the history of web design. Could you tell us a little bit about the research you conducted and what, if anything, that may have surprised you?
JK: I'm such a sucker for the history of the web, the internet, and computing in general. I didn't do too much specific research for this book, but for years I've been linking to interesting web history stuff, and reading books on the topic.
"Weaving The Web" by Tim Berners-Lee is an obvious touchstone. "Where Wizards Stay Up Late" by Katie Hefner is a wonderful book on the origins of the ARPANET and Internet.
Brian Kardell has written a series of posts on his blog called A Brief(ish) History of the Web Universe—I love those.
There's also a web history community group at the W3C. It's a very low-traffic list, but it occasionally brings up some real gems.
In terms of surprises along the way, I definitely had a "huh!" moment when I first went to CERN. I knew I'd be blown away by all the science going on (and I was), and I knew I'd be blown away by being at the birthplace of the web (and I was), but I wasn't expecting to be blown away by the *way* work gets done there. There's almost no hierarchy! It feels like one big hack day …but a hack day on the fundamental questions of science.
It really got me thinking about the environments in which breakthroughs happen—Bletchley Park, CERN, Xerox Parc …maybe there's another book to be written about the "scenius" of those places.
Q: One of the more fun aspects of the book is your retelling of the old HTML hacks (single pixel images, table-based layouts, etc.), the original browser wars and our clinging to fixed-width layouts.
Do you feel that time period was a necessary step in getting to where we are today in terms of how we build websites?
JK: Oh, yes! Spacer gifs and table layouts were hacks, but they were necessary hacks. The alternative was to have no decent graphic design on the web at all. Designers couldn't be expected to just sit and wait for standards to come along.
That said, once we do finally get a standardised solution, that's when it's time to put the hacks away. I think we're going to see this pattern repeat as we move to HTTP2. Concatenation, sprites, and other performance tricks that work great today will become anti-patterns in the future.
Q: The practice of Progressive Enhancement, along with people's misconceptions of it, are something you discussed quite a bit. You allude to the fact that some designers (I include myself in this) are creatures of habit and not always open to change their processes.
In your opinion, how does using Progressive Enhancement change the way a designer approaches building a site?
JK: Progressive enhancement is pretty much entirely about *approaching* the practice of web design and development. That's both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it means it can be applied to almost everything, from a simple component to an entire website. But, on the other hand, because it isn't about a specific technology, there aren't really any progressive enhancement tools.
That can seem like a real shame; that you can't just download and install some software to get up and running with progressive enhancement. But on a longer timescale, it's good news. Software comes and goes. Tools come and go. But a way of approaching your work can last a lifetime. That's quite powerful.
Q: One of the challenges of being a web designer seems to be learning to adapt as things change.
What advice would you give to designers, both new and experienced, with regards to keeping up with these ever-evolving techniques?
JK: I think it can be useful to distinguish between the different timescales that tools and techniques operate at. For instance, when it comes to design, principles of contrast, colour, and whitespace are close to timeless. But trends with textures and type treatments can literally change by the season. That's okay …as long as you're aware of those different timescales.
Likewise, some approaches to web development—ways of structuring code; employing progressive enhancement—those can last for the long haul. But build-tools, frameworks, and libraries can change all the time.
I guess the pattern here is that broad principles and approaches can be long-lasting, whereas specific implementations and tools come and go. With that in mind, you can devote your energies accordingly—building up some long-term muscles, while at the same time checking out the latest hot new dev tool, knowing that it won't be around forever.
Q: You mention the use of Photoshop, and how it's not necessarily the best tool for creating mockups.
What tools do you prefer to use for layout and then building out a site?
JK: I didn't mean to pick on Photoshop specifically. After all, it was never actually intended for mocking up web pages.
Rather than asking what the best tool is for creating a mock-up, I think the first question to ask is who the mock-up is for. If you're designing for sign-off, then you want to make the mock-up as beautiful as possible and Photoshop will work just fine. But if you're designing for handover to development, then that's a completely different audience. Maybe a tool like Sketch is better. Of course, what tends to happen is that a mock-up created for one purpose (sign off) ends up getting reused for a different purpose (handover for development). That leads to frustration all around.
There's a third reason to create a mock-up: when you trying to get ideas out of your head. In that situation—where nobody else might ever need to see the results—use whatever tool you like.
Personally, I'm a big fan of paper and pen—its cheapness allows you to get ideas down nice and quickly. Then when you need more fidelity, you can move into a graphic design tool like Photoshop or Sketch, but I think there are diminishing returns on staying too long in that phase. Getting designs into web browsers and in front of people is the only way to really tell how well a design is working.
Q: Do you have any future plans to write a follow-up to Resilient Web Design? What's next for you?
JK: When people talk about writing a book, what they're usually saying is "I'd really like to have written a book", not "I'd really like to go through the process of writing." It took me a year and a half of mostly procrastinating to get Resilient Web Design written (and that's a really short book), so I don't think there'll be a follow-up any time soon. That said, I'm very pleased with the end result so while I may not have enjoyed doing the writing, I very much enjoy having written.
Resilient Web Design was a bit unusual for me because it's not about a specific technology. My previous books have been on topics like JavaScript, Ajax, and HTML5. Those books, by the very nature, tend to go out of date over time. I'm hoping that Resilient Web Design will have a longer shelf life.
What usually happens is that I wish that a good book existed on a particular topic that excites me—JavaScript, Ajax, HTML5—until I realise that if I want it to exist, I'll have to write it. That might happen again. Like, right now, I'm very, very excited about service workers and strategies for making websites work offline. Maybe I'll end up having to write a book about that.
Thanks to Jeremy Keith for talking design with us! Resilient Web Design is his free web book and it is a fantastic read. Also, be sure to visit Adactio – Jeremy's personal blog.
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