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Year of the Wood Snake乙巳( at the beginning of the year, Wood Dragon甲辰)
Syria: 1616/17 ( the year in October )
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Politics and World Affairs
April 2: The future King Louis X becomes King of Navarre.
April 4: The Byzantine Emperor Andronikos II lets his mercenary leader Roger de Flor murder in Adrian Opel.
June 5: Bertrand de Got elected as Clement V pope.
21 June: After the death of his father Wenceslas II Wenceslas III combines. for a short time the three crowns of Bohemia, Poland and Hungary.
June 23: , Flanders must submit to the beauty of the French King Philip the Treaty of Athis -sur -Orge.
July: The located in French captivity Robert III. must now return home and Duke of Flanders.
July 26: Solomon ADRET, the Rabbi of Barcelona, threatened every member of the Jewish community with a spell that is under 25 years and studied the works of the Greeks about science or metaphysics, be it in the original language or in translation.
August 5: William Wallace, the leader of the Scottish uprising is captured by the English.
October 11: Otto III, Duke of (low ) Bavaria is crowned King of Hungary. .
November 14: In Lyon is crowned in the presence of the French king Clement V pope.
November 18: Arthur II, after the death of his father, Duke of Brittany.
The city of Krems is on June 24 by Duke Rudolf III. its town charter.
Braeunlingen and Holy port received its town charter.
Blumenstein and Oberndorf are first mentioned.
February 20: The time from the Emperor Claudius ( 41-54 ) -derived, 40 meter high dam of Subiaco collapses in Latium and causes severe flooding.
June 02: Abu Sa'id, Ilkhan of Persia († 1335)
SEPTEMBER 29: Heinrich XIV, Duke of Bavaria († 1339 )
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Ashikaga Takauji, Shogun and founder of the Ashikaga shogunate († 1358 )
Peter II, King of Sicily ( † 1342 )
Mary of Luxembourg, Queen of France († 1324 )
Charles of Evreux, Count of Etampes († 1336 )
Elisabeth of Poland, Queen of Hungary ( † 1380 )
Richard Kilvington, English scholastics († 1361 )
February 25: Gerhard II of Eppstein, Archbishop and Elector of Mainz (c. 1230)
April 02: Johanna I. (Navarra ), Queen of France from 1285 to 1305 (* 1273)
04 April: Roger de Flor, military adventurer (* 1266 )
June 21: Wenceslaus II, King of Bohemia from 1278, Duke of Cracow from 1291 and King of Poland from 1300 ( * 1271)
August 23: William Wallace, the Scottish freedom fighter (* 1270)
27 September: Agnes Countess of Württemberg, eldest daughter of Ulrich I, called the founder of Württemberg and of Mechthild von Baden
October 04: Kameyama, 90th Tennō of Japan ( January 9, 1259 - March 6, 1274) (* 1249 )
Moshe de Leon, Kabbalist
April 2014 List of centuries 12th century 16th century 1260s 1270s 1300s (decade) 1310s 1320s 1340s 1295 1315 Armenian calendar Aztec calendar Vikram Samvat Buddhist calendar Sexagenary cycle Dai people Iranian calendars Coptic calendar Malayalam calendar Andronikos II Palaiologos Treaty of Athis-sur-Orge County of Flanders Philip IV of France Robert III, Count of Flanders Otto III, Duke of Bavaria Arthur II, Duke of Brittany Heiligenhafen Henry XIV, Duke of Bavaria Ashikaga, Tochigi Peter II of Sicily Marie of Luxembourg, Queen of France Elizabeth of Poland, Queen of Hungary Joan I of Navarre September 27 October 4 1239
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Midco Launches MidcoTV in Grand Forks
Grand Forks, ND – Midco's newest product – MidcoTV, an all-streaming, personalized TV service – is now available in Grand Forks
"TV consumers have changed over the years. They want to access all of their shows with ease and get more value from their TV," Jon Pederson, Midco's Chief Technology Officer, said. "Midco leads the way in bringing innovative services to the Midwest, and MidcoTV is the next generation of TV."
Different than traditional cable TV, MidcoTV is all-streaming TV, with programming being delivered over your internet connection.
With MidcoTV, customers can watch the shows they want, when they want – whether that's live TV and sports, recorded programming, ON Demand or streaming apps. It includes a next-generation, intuitive platform that is simple to set up and makes it easy to find and watch content – so customers never have to wonder where to find their favorite shows and movies.
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Jesus' prayers should be the model for our own prayers. By studying and praying the Lord's prayers we come into a deeper understanding of what is on our Heavenly Father's heart. The Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6, and Jesus' High Priestly Prayer in John 17, are both rich prayers, very useful in guiding us in our own prayers.
Read both of the prayers (written below) a couple of times.
Then, read each sentence carefully and prayerfully and put the prayers into your own words. For example, the verse "Let Your kingdom come…" from the Lord's prayer, could be formulated in your own words something like: Father, let Your kingdom come in my heart. I want to seek the kingdom of God above all else. May Your kingdom come in fullness in our congregation, in the church and in our country. May our spiritual leaders understand more clearly what it means to be kingdom-minded in their preaching, living and planning. Father, may Your kingdom come among the unsaved and unreached, among the people in my street (or security complex, etc.) and the unreached groups of people in the world. May Your kingdom come among the poor and the destitute. Help us to reach out to those in need in practical ways to bring Your kingdom of peace, deliverance, healing and hope to them so that they will experience it personally and become part of Your kingdom also. Amen.
Pray these prayers to change your own heart, but pray them also for the church, the community and the world.
If possible, read a good Bible commentary on these prayers to bring you into a deeper understanding of them.
Try to read these prayers in more than one Bible translation, such as the ESV, AMP, etc.
v9. In this manner, therefore, pray: Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name.
v10. Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
v13. And do not lead us into temptation but deliver us from the evil one. For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen.
v2. as You have given Him authority over all flesh, that He should give eternal life to as many as You have given Him.
v3. And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent.
v4. I have glorified You on earth. I have finished the work which You have given Me to do.
v5. And now, O Father, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which I had with You before the world was.
v6. I have manifested Your name to the men whom You have given Me out of the world. They were Yours, You gave them to Me, and they have kept Your word.
v7. Now they have known that all things which You have given Me are from You.
v8. For I have given to them the words which You have given Me; and they have received them, and have known surely that I came forth from You; and they have believed that You sent Me.
v9. I pray for them. I do not pray for the world but for those whom You have given Me, for they are Yours.
v10. And all Mine are Yours, and Yours are Mine, and I am glorified in them.
v11. Now I am no longer in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to You. Holy Father, keep through Your name those whom You have given Me, that they may be one as We are.
v12. While I was with them in the world, I kept them in Your name. Those whom You gave Me I have kept, and none of them is lost except the son of perdition, that the Scripture might be fulfilled.
v13. But now I come to You, and these things I speak in the world, that they may have My joy fulfilled in themselves.
v14. I have given them Your word; and the world has hated them because they are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.
v15. I do not pray that You should take them out of the world, but that You should keep them from the evil one.
v16. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.
v17. Sanctify them by Your truth. Your word is truth.
v18. As You sent Me into the world, I also have sent them into the world.
v19. And for their sakes I sanctify Myself, that they also may be sanctified by the truth.
v21. that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me.
v23. I in them, and You in Me; that they may be made perfect in one, and that the world may know that You have sent Me, and have loved them as You have loved Me.
v24. Father, I desire that they whom You gave Me may be with Me where I am, that they may behold My glory which You have given Me; for You loved Me before the foundation of the world.
v25. O Righteous Father! The world has not known You; and these have known that You sent Me.
v26. And I have declared to them Your name, and will declare it, that the love with which You loved Me may be in them, and I in them.


Looking for Himachali songs then you will really like following links. Off late there has been lot of improvement in Himachali music and new singers from the hill state are experimenting a lot to keep Himachali music alive.
Here is one beautiful pahari song by our very own celebrity bollywood singer, Mohit Chauhan.
Himachal is aradise on Earth and is Switzerland of India. Narad Ram BA LL.B. Delhi.
First I love my country & proud to be an indian.
I belong to Chamba District of Himachal Prdesh & I love this place very much for his beauty.
I proud to be a himanchali now i am at mumbai but i still love my HIMANCHAL. I love u so much & missing u.
meri taraf se sare himcahli people ko holi mubarak.
..mera dil k awaaz hai himachal, mere desh Bharat k shaan hai himachal... Dhandi Dhandi hawa je chaldi zulday chela de dalu jena himachale da.
himachal is the place of god.Iproud to say that i am himavhali.
I miss to Himachal every time.
you know that Himachal has affected by 12%percent(increased heat)by global warming comparisioning from the last 100 years. SAVE HIMACHAL. IT IS THE MAIN DUTY FOR WE HIMACHALIES.
JO SAB KO PAYARA HAI.
Hi, My self is dinesh bhardwaj. I belongs to mahadev (distt. mandi). Now I am working as a software engineer in chadigarh. But i still miss my palace. and i am proud to be an himachali.
hi I AM VINOD KAPOOR. I AM HIMACHALI FROM KANGRA TEH. BAIJNATH VILL. AVERI (78 MILL.I AM WORKING IN PUNJAB AT AMRITSAR. BUT I STILL MISS MY PLACE. AND I PROUD TO BE AN HIMACHALI.
Everybody who belong to HP can proud.
MERA HIMACHAL SAB SAY PAYARA HAI.
SAB SAY PAHELE HIMACHAL KA NAM HAI.
Baijnath-upper kunshal, sabni dee dile diya galna apne himachal diya padhiyana.
Sachehee sariyana da himachal payara hai esda nam hee himachal hai.
HI AM ANUJ SOOD FROM BHAWARNA PALAMPUR RIGHT NOW I AM IN BANGALORE DOING A JOB KARAN KORLA BHAI JI KUTHU RANDAY BANGALORE TUSSA BANGALORE BADAY SARAY HIMACHALI RANDAY PAR KOI GAL KARNA NI CHANDA PATTA NI KAYOO KARAN BHAI JI MERA CONTACT NUMBER HA 9739390882 TUNHA HALI TIME HONGA TAA GAL KARI LANYOO KANYOOKI HIMACHALAY DA BANDA APNAY KANAY TA BADIYA LAGDAI I LOVE MY HIMACHAL & HIMACHALI LANGUAGE ITS VERY BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE HIMACHALIYA DA JAWAB NAHI.
Hi......... I am also a Himachali,I love my Himachal,its honest people, & our culture etc.
Hi....all himachalies, I am also Himachali & proud to be Himachali. belong from Dehra-Hatwar Teh. Ghumarwin Distt. Bilaspur, presently in Citi Beutiful Chandigarh.......Avtar Singh Koundal.
Hi....all himachalies, I am also Himachali & proud to be Himachali. belong from Dadhol Teh. Ghumarwin Distt. Bilaspur, presently in SAUDI ARABIA.
hi i am Pradeep Kangra I love Himachal Himachal di jai ho..!!
hi rajeev here. can some one give me link to download good himachli music.
HIMACHAL IS THE HAEVAN ON EARTH. SO PROUD TO BE IN HAEVAN.
HIMACHAL IS THE LAND OF GOD.
hay all Himachali lover i thanks for this , Himachal is so beautiful place.
Hi Guys! My name is Maneet Sharma From Kangra.
I need one old Himachali song "lal dana tamatre da". If anybody have this track plz upload on net or mail me at tomaneetsharma@gmail.com.
Pyare Bhaiyo Namaskar agar kisi ke pass karnail rana ka gana Lambiyan Dora h to plz usko upload kr do ya.
Hi, My self is Pawan bhardwaj. I belongs to Sihunta(distt.Chamba). Now I am working as a Store kipper in Parwanoo Solan. But i still miss my palace. and i am proud to be an himachali.
i am ambika i live in delhi and i love himachal I am belong to himachal kangra dist..
great link,,himachal jaan hai assan di,,,himachal rox babeyo..


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solution manual of Incompressible Flow by Panton 4th Edition
download free solution manual of Incompressible Flow by Panton 4th Edition Wiley publish , book in pdf format , is the updated and revised edition of Ronald Panton's classic text. It continues a respected tradition of providing the most comprehensive coverage of the subject in an exceptionally clear, unified, and carefully paced introduction to advanced concepts in fluid mechanics. Beginning with basic principles, this Fourth Edition patiently develops the math and physics leading to major theories. Throughout, the book provides a unified presentation of physics, mathematics, and engineering applications, liberally supplemented with helpful exercises and example problems. for more incompressible flow panton solutions click here.
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Revised to reflect students' ready access to mathematical computer programs that have advanced features and are easy to use, download free solution manual of Incompressible Flow by Panton 4th Edition Wiley publish , book in pdf format includes:
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Q: Find $\frac{\partial p}{\partial t}$ in terms of $p$ If $\left. p = -4.9t^2\ \middle|\ t \geq 0 \right.$, then $\frac{\partial p}{\partial t} = -9.8t$. How do I find $\frac{\partial p}{\partial t}$ in terms of $p$ rather than $t$ (i.e. velocity in terms of position)? Solving for $t$ in the first equation produces a square-root of a negative.

A: It is clear that $p\le 0$, so there is no square root of a negative here. We have
$$t=\sqrt{\frac{-p}{4.9}}.$$
(Note we took the non-negative square root, since $t \ge 0$.)
Remark: Presumably you have dropped an object from some height, on an airless planet where the acceleration due to gravity is remarkably like Earth's.
You chose $p=0$ as the coordinate of the drop point. That means that the position at time $t\gt 0$ is negative. Perfectly fine. But if it interferes with the intuition, let $p=0$ at ground level.

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This city was founded on the Tigris by the second Abbaside Caliph Abou Giafar al Mansur (762 or 764) and named by him Medinet es-Selam, or City of Salvation; Bagdad is a popular name said to mean "Garden of Dat", a Mussulman dervish. During five centuries it was the rich and brilliant capital of the famous Arabian Empire. Houlagou, a grandson of Genghis Khan, entered it in 1262; it afterwards became a possession of the Kara Koyouli Turks, was taken by Tamerlane, and, in 1517, fell into the hands of the Persians who, except for a short interval in the sixteenth century, ruled over it until 1638, when Sultan Murad made it definitively a city of the Ottoman Empire. It is now the chief town of a vilayet, or district, of the same name, and has lost much of its former importance, though it still remains the most important city of Asiatic Turkey, after Damascus and Smyrna, and a great emporium of international trade. It exports textile fabrics, gold and silverware, horses, dates, etc. There are many beautiful mosques in the city, and the ruins of its ancient walls are still visible. The climate is hot; fevers are frequent, and the plague sometimes appears. Its population, taken as including the neighbouring villages, is said to be about 45,000; of these 86,000 are Mussulmans, mostly Arab Sunnites and Persian Shiites; 52,000 are Jews, and 7,000 Christians. Turkish statistics, however, are usually very uncertain. The Christians are divided as follows: 3,300 Armenians (including about 1,000 Catholics and 100 Protestants), 100 Greeks (50 Catholics); 1,600 (3,000?) Chaldeans; 1,200 Syrians; and 500 Latins.
In 1638, some days after the Turkish conquest, owing to the kindness of Abbas the Great, Urban VIII created, at the expense of a pious French lady, a Latin bishopric for the Catholics in Persia, under the title of Babylon, the old city being then (though erroneously) identified with Bagdad. For a long time the bishops of this title, when they came to the East, resided at Hamadan, in Persia, and for various reasons there were often no bishops, but only vicars Apostolic. It was only in 1742 that Père Joseph-Marie de Jésus, a Carmelite, was allowed to enter this Mussulman town. In 1848 the see became an archbishopric, with Ispahan as a suffragan see, till 1874; the archbishop, Monsignor Trioche, was appointed Apostolic Delegate for the Catholics of Oriental rites. He resigned this office in 1850, and until his death, in 1887, there were special delegates, the last of whom, Monsignor Altmayer, succeeded him and reunited both titles, as did his successor, Monsignor Jean Drure. We must here, moreover, notice that the Latin Archbishop of Bagdad, according to the decree of Urban VII, must always be of French nationality.
The limits of the ecclesiastical province extend as far as Assyria, Mesopotamia, and the territories of Bassorah and Amida, with about 2,000 Latin faithful, mostly foreigners. It includes three Apostolic prefectures: Bagdad, Mardin, and Mossul. The Prefecture of Bagdad is governed by French Discalced Carmelites, who have at Bagdad a large and beautiful college, an elementary school, a dispensary, and stations at Bassorah, Amarah, and Bushire, with primary schools and some ten churches or little chapels. French Sisters of the Presentation of Tours conduct at Bagdad an important school for girls and an orphans' institute. For the Prefectures of Mardin (French Capuchins) and Mossul French Dominicans), see articles under those titles.
The Apostolic Delegation of Bagdad, for Mesopotamia, Kurdistan, and Armenia Minor, is, as appears from its official appellation, more extensive than the Latin archbishopric. It embraces 5 Armenian dioceses, with 40 priests and about 12,000 faithful; 5 Syrian dioceses, with 80 priests and about 12,000 faithful; 9 Chaldean dioceses, with 160 priests and about 40,000 faithful.
Since the foundation of the Chaldean patriarchate by Innocent XI in 1681, after the conversion of a great many Nestorians, the Chaldean patriarch bears the title of Babylon, i.e. Bagdad. His residence was first at Diarbekir, then at Bagdad (since about 1838), and is now at Mossul. A Syrian archbishopric was also erected in 1862, with the same title of Babylon, or Bagdad; and the titular resides, or is authorized to reside, at Bagdad.
According to Bar-Hebræus ("Chronicon Eccl.", ed. Lamy, II, 236), Elias, the Greek Patriarch of Antioch, in 910 re-established at Bagdad the ancient residence of the Orthodox Catholicos which had been unoccupied since the Nestorian Schism (432). The Greek name for Bagdad was Eirenopolis, the equivalent of Medinet es-Selam. Eirenopolis is now considered among the Greeks a metropolitan title, and is held by a prelate who assists the Patriarch of Antioch as his vicar.
CUINET, La Turquie d'Asie, III, 3-212; PIOLET, Les missions catholiques françaises au XIXe siècle, I, 222-271; Missiones Catholicæ (Propaganda, Rome, 1907.)
APA citation. Pétridès, S. (1907). Bagdad. In The Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02202c.htm
MLA citation. Pétridès, Sophrone. "Bagdad." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 2. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1907. <http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02202c.htm>.
Transcription. This article was transcribed for New Advent by Maelin Crockett.
Ecclesiastical approbation. Nihil Obstat. 1907. Remy Lafort, S.T.D., Censor. Imprimatur. +John M. Farley, Archbishop of New York.
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MANILA, Philippines–Chief Justice Ma. Lourdes Sereno has drawn more flak for scolding a lawyer of Makati Mayor Junjun Binay during the oral arguments before the Supreme Court on Binay's suspension by the Ombudsman for alleged corruption.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Vicente Mendoza said Sereno should not have vented her frustration over the condonation doctrine on lawyer Sandra Marie Coronel.
"Don't scold lawyers for invoking the doctrine. After all, that doctrine was laid down by the court itself," Mendoza, who served in the high tribunal from 1994 to 2003, told reporters on Friday.
"And under the doctrine of stare decisis that is the law until by force of better reasoning the court erred in adopting the doctrine and decides to overrule it," he said.
Coronel had used the doctrine in defending Binay from the Ombudsman's order preventively suspending him for six months while he is being investigated in the alleged overprice of the Makati City Hall Building II.
The doctrine, set by the Supreme Court in 1959, states that administrative offenses by elected officials are deemed forgiven upon their reelection.
While interpellating Coronel during the oral arguments, Sereno described the doctrine as an "unfortunate doctrine made on legally insecure foundations" and an example of "bad case law."
"Is this the kind of legal regime you want? We want to tell you this [doctrine] is wrong and you want to tell us to continue believing in this?" Sereno asked Coronel.
Mendoza said the Supreme Court's choices in the Binay case were not limited to whether or not the condonation doctrine should be abandoned. He said the high court may simply "modify" or even "retain" the doctrine or may even opt to apply it for lesser offenses and revoke it for serious ones.
The condonation doctrine is also known as the "Aguinaldo doctrine," taking its name from the 1992 Aguinaldo v Santos case, in which condonation was first reinforced by the Supreme Court under the
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