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Washington state 'ethnic studies' curriculum developer claims Jews have 'systemic power'
"Data show that Jewish Americans benefit from current systems of power and, for the most part, have access to and control of systemic power," said Tracy Castro-Gill.
Jan 4, 2023 minute read
The former program manager of Seattle Public Schools' Ethnic Studies program claimed that white, Jewish people benefit from systems of oppression that disenfranchise people of color, according to emails obtained through a FOIA request.
Parents Defending Education obtained the emails from Tracy Castro-Gill, who worked as the district's Ethnic Studies Manager from September 2018 until May 2020, when the superintendent removed her from the position due to "unprofessional behavior."
This was shortly after the district released its controversial ethnic studies framework.
Castro Gill, who identifies as a "non-binary" "Xicanx," did not include the Jewish community in the development of the district's Ethnic Studies program, because the program takes "an intersectional approach to every aspect of identity… input from people and communities of color has been prioritized."
After being relieved of her duties at SPS, Castro-Gill founded and serves as the executive director for Washington Ethnic Studies Now (WESN), an organization that sells radical curriculums and trains public school teachers across the country in "ethnic studies." The Post Millennial previously revealed that the organization was approved by the Office of Public Instruction of Washington (OSPI) to provide professional development for teachers in Washington state and proudly proclaims that they teach critical race theory
According to PDE, Castro-Gill was also an advisor to the Southern Poverty Law Center's "Learning for Justice" initiative and an advisor on Washington State's Ethnic Studies Framework.
In an October email to The Post Millennial OSPI claimed it "does not currently have any engagements or contracts with Washington Ethnic Studies Now (WAESN), nor do we point to them as a resource for educators from our website. When it became clear to us in recent years that WAESN was not just an education-focused organization, but also a political one -- and that they had used their platform to make disparaging comments about others -- we took action to remove their materials from our website in places where the organization was listed as a resource for schools and educators."
Contrary to that claim, WESN is listed on OSPI's 2022-23 "Clock Hours Provider" of organizations that teachers in the district use to fulfill their mandatory teacher training.
Castro-Gill said in the emails obtained by PDE that "Judaism would not be a central topic in an ethnic studies program" because "data show that Jewish Americans benefit from current systems of power and, for the most part, have access to and control of systemic power" and "Jewish history of oppression and resistance is a major focus in the current Eurocentric narratives of history."
To support her argument, she linked to a 2016 article from The Atlantic entitled, "Are Jews White?"
This past summer, Castro Gill ran a 3 part series about Jewishness and Ethnic studies, during which she attempted to prove that Jews benefit from "white privilege." Topics included "The Jewish Question?" a phrase first popularized by Adolf Hitler in 1919 and evolved into the rationale for the genocide of the Jews during the Holocaust,
In the third part of the series, Castro-Gill said Ari Hoffman, West Coast editor of The Post Millennial and a host Talk Radio 570 KVI "is complicit with Whiteness, because he is refusing to acknowledge his white privilege."
Castro Gill accused Hoffman of being complicit "in Whiteness and trying to undermine learning opportunities for students of color" for exposing programs that used the WESN curriculum. Castro Gill also claimed that Hoffman, an orthodox Jew, who wears a yarmulka and whose family was murdered in the Holocaust, "benefits from white privilege" and that "the only way I might know he's Jewish is his last name," even though Hoffman is a common last name and Ari is a traditional Jewish name meaning "lion."
In the blog post, Castro Gill also claimed that "Zionists," like Hoffman "want to silence folks of color to satisfy their own sense of safety at the expense of the safety of folks of color."
The organization and Casto-Gill also supported Stephanie Gallardo a former candidate for Congress who called for the genocide of Jews in Israel.
In a previous blog post, Castro Gill said, "Why do some white Jews, in particular, insist that their experiences with oppression and genocide are somehow unique? There are far more examples of genocide among people of the global majority than white Jews."
In another post in the series Castro Gill wrote, "White Jewish people insisting on being included in a curriculum that has never been about them reeks of white privilege."
The blog posts and anti-Israel curricula follow the same material Castro Gill pushed when working for SPS. In one of the emails obtained by PDE Castro Gill wrote, "In studying Judaism, we would be interested in centering Jewish people of color and how their religious, ethnic, and racial identities intersect. We could also critically analyze how white Jewish people benefit from systems of oppression that disenfranchise all people of color."
At the 15th Annual Northwest Teaching for Social Justice Conference panel in October, co-hosted by Seattle, Washington and Portland teachers' unions, and was held on the Jewish Sabbath so that observant Jews could not attend, Castro-Gill discussed "Ongoing attacks on ethnic studies led by Zionists and white Jews"
Roz Rothstein, CEO StandWithUs an international non-partisan organization that fights antisemitism and educates about Israel, told Fox News, "Ethnic studies can help fight racism and build understanding about racial and ethnic minority groups in the United States. Unfortunately, some influential organizations and activists undermine that goal by misrepresenting and excluding Jews from the conversation."
Castro-Gill also claimed in the emails that "colorblindness is a cancer" and "people of color cannot be racist, but they can engage in whiteness."
Castro-Gill added that "white people have been taught to exchange their ethnic and cultural identities for the benefit of 'whiteness'" and argues that "Our history tells us racism is the result of whiteness, not of race."
According to Castro-Gill, "whiteness created racial oppression" which "has continued throughout our history in the United States."
Castro-Gill wrote in the emails, "Using whiteness instead of racism reminds white people they have an ethnicity, too, and they've lost a piece of their humanity by perpetuating whiteness. White people need to find their medicine and restore their own humanity, so they can stop hurting others."
The Daily Wire's Luke Rosiak in his book "Race To The Bottom" highlighted how the "Xicanx" education activist was three-quarters white and moved her child in with a child molester and "pressured her child, who had serious mental impairments, to become gender-nonbinary."
According to Rosiak, "Castro-Gill, it turned out, was a perennially unhappy toxic liar, one who misrepresented her background to the point that her own father compared her to Rachel Dolezal, and who was ultimately pushed out of her job for repeated misconduct. A focus on racial oppression did not create resiliency, but rather despondency, with Castro-Gill and three other racial justice leaders going on paid leave from SPS for mental health issues in 2019 alone."
Rosiak noted that "The academic achievement of Seattle's youth plummeted as she implemented initiatives like replacing math instruction with courses on 'power and oppression.'"
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Our family treasures take many forms: Bibles, jewelry, documents and photographs. Among the treasures passed down to me are dishes and glassware. They are treasures because they belonged to other women in my family, not because of any monetary value.
I have an old black and white family movie of Christmas dinner at the New York City apartment of my great aunts. When the home movie camera pans around the table I can see my mother, as a young girl, seated between her parents. My great aunts, my grandparents and my mother wave to the camera and smile. It is brief but it grabs my heart every time I watch it. I have had it transferred to a DVD and shared it with my brothers.
In the movie the dining table is elegantly set with fine china, candles and bowls of food. I have that china and other sets of china and glassware owned by my great aunts. I display it in a glass front cabinet in my dining room and I use it. My brothers and I sit down to holiday meals and use the same china. That makes it a treasure.
However, I wanted to know more about the china. What is the name of the pattern? When was it made? Where was it made? Is it of any monetary value?
I found it when I was searching the internet to find out if I could buy more pieces of my mother's Christmas china. Replacements, Ltd. had the Nikko plates I wanted and more accessories for the same pattern. I ordered the dinner plates and they arrived a few days later in perfect condition.
Then I wondered about my great aunts' china. Looking at the back of the pieces I found 'Noritake' who made a couple of the sets. On the website I went to China/Noritake and then, in the search bar, added 'gold rim, blue roses'. Looking the long list of results I found Noritake, Mystery #42 pattern, circa 1915 – 1919. The sugar bowl & lid are selling for $27.99 and the gravy boat sells for $33.99. Other items are out of stock. If I wanted to I could sell my pieces through Replacements, Ltd. Or, I could ask them to search for more pieces for me.
Another set of china was also Noritake but I could not see a photo of it in the long list of china. No problem. I photographed the pieces & photographed the logo on the back. They have a 'Pattern Identification Request Form'. Add your photos and your contact information. They got back to me in less than a week with all the details on the china pattern I was seeking. This search was free.
You can also 'Register Patterns' and they will watch for pieces you want as they become available.
The website also has crystal, silverware & collectibles. If you have family treasures that you'd like to learn more about, go to this website. Or, if you just like old china and glassware, this is the place for you to spend an afternoon!
Sylvia was my half aunt; my father's half-sister. She was something of a family secret who I did not learn about until I was an adult. She was a wonderful, warm person and I'm glad we had opportunities to connect, both in Mississippi and here in New York.
Jessie was my 2nd cousin, 22x removed. We are related through John Franklin & Elizabeth (Burkholder) Wolf.
walked off with their neighbors to fight the Civil War? Did they follow their husbands or remain at home? How did those women feed their children? How did they keep the home and the family together until their husbands returned, if they returned?
We have researched our military ancestors to discover their units; their leaders; battles they were a part of; pensions received & other details. But what about the women left behind? The men did the hunting/fishing/farming to sustain the family. The men kept hostile animals away to keep the homestead safe. The men owned the land and brought home money. But the men were gone.
I know I come from many strong independent women who did not hesitate to plow a field, manage a store, gather & can food or get a job. But I wanted to know more about these women who were "left behind".
Nearby I am fortunate to have Hudson Valley Community College which offers many classes and lectures for the community. I heard a lecture there on this topic. Michael Aikey, the retired director of the New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center in Saratoga Springs, NY, talked about "Women and War". He talked about women who followed their husbands off to war and those left behind. Listening to his lecture was a wonderful way to spend the morning.
Michael Aikey shared his reading list with those of us who listened to his lecture. I asked his permission to share that list with you readers and he kindly agreed. If you'd like to know what the women in your family did during these harsh time in our history find a book for the correct time period and start reading.
Abrahamson, James L. The American Home Front: Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War I, World War II; Washington, DC: National Defense University Press, 1983.
Osterud, Nancy. Bonds of Community: The Lives of Farm Women in Nineteenth-Century New York. Ithaca, NY: Cornell Univ. Press, 1991.
Ryan, Mary. Womanhood in America: From Colonial Times to the Present. NY: New Viewpoints, 1975.
Berkin, Carol. Revolutionary Mothers: Women in the Struggle for America's Independence. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 2005.
Booth, Sally S. The Women of '76. NY: Hastings House, 1973.
Calhoon, Robert M. The Loyalists in Revolutionary America, 1760-1781. NY: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973.
Flick, Alexander. Loyalism in New York During the American Revolution. NY: Arno Press, 1969.
Empire. London : Harper Press, 2011.
Norton, Mary Beth, Liberty's Daughter's: The Revolutionary Experience of American Women, 1750-1800. Glenville, IL : Scott, Foresman & Co., 1980.
Paltsits, Victor H., editor. Minutes of the Commissioners for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York. Albany : State of New York, 1909, 3 volumes.
Blanton, DeAnne & Lauren M. Cook. They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the American Civil War. Baton Rouge, LA : Louisiana State Univ. Press, 2002.
Burgess, Lauren C., editor. An Uncommon Soldier: The Civil War Letters of Sarah Rosetta Wakeman, alias Private Lyons Wakeman 153rd Regiment, New York State Volunteers. Pasadena, MD : Minerva Center, 1994.
Clinton, Catherine & Nina Silber, editors. Divided Houses: Gender and the Civil War. NY: Oxford Univ. Press, 1992.
Giesberg, Judith. Army at Home: Women and the Civil War on the Northern Home Front. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2009.
Harper, Judith. Women During the Civil War: An Encyclopedia. NY: Routledge, 2004.
Leonard, Elizabeth. All the Daring of the Soldier: Women of the Civil War Armies. NY: W.W. Norton, 1999.
Massey, Mary. Bonnet Brigades: American Women and the Civil War. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1966.
Richards, Caroline Cowles. Village Life in America, 1852-1872. NY: Henry Holt and Co., 1913.
Silber, Nina. Daughters of the Union: Northern Women Fight the Civil War. Cambridge, MA : Harvard Univ. Press, 2005.
Brown, Carrie. Rosie's Mom: Forgotten Women Workers of the First World War. Boston: Northeastern Univ. Press, 2002.
Gavin, Lettie. American Women in World War I: They Also Served. Niwot, CO: Univ. Press of Colorado, 1997.
Greenwald, Maurine W. Women, War and Work: The Impact of World War I on Women Workers in the United States. Ithaca : Cornell Univ. Press, 1990.
Litoff, Judy & David Smith. Since You Went Away: World War II Letters from American Women on the Home Front. NY : Oxford Univ. Press, 1991.
Weatherford, Doris. American Women and World War II. Edison, NJ: Castle Books, 2008.
I am in the process of writing the story of my mother's family. I could truthfully say I have been gathering information for this book since I was a little girl & my Nana told us stories about her childhood in New York City. Those stories and many years of research are now, at long last, going into book form. It is Time to Write. I have been posting about some of the items I am including in that book, such as an index & maps.
As you all know it all takes more time than we think it will. There are delays. Our son in law had knee surgery & I lent a hand in Virginia for a few weeks. Holidays and birthdays came & went. Home again I am working for hours every day.
There has been a change since I began writing my 'Time to Write' posts. I am writing in Microsoft Word, as I posted but my editor is transferring my work into another format. Editor? Yes, our daughter is between semesters at college where she is an adjunct professor pf Physics. She is also my editor. Alyssa is very interested in genealogy and has great computer skills. She is using LaTeX, 'a programming language to format books, articles & manuscripts'. As I finish a section she moves it into this system. Now the book is looking very professional. Thanks, Alyssa!
Confession. I think my blog has suffered while I have been working on the book. It is difficult to write both things at once. I want to stay focused on the writing process which means not being tempted to research or go off on any tangents. I am trying to post occasional posts because I want to keep the blog going but it is not getting the attention it did. Even my time in reading & writing comments on other blogs has been cut back. Apologies to those blogs I usually visit.
I hope to add to this 'Time to Write' series once I take my work to the publisher. There will still be decisions, like cover art, the number of copies, etc. Should I use a photo of my own for the cover art or use something from the publisher? How many copies should I order? I will blog about those options & my decisions.
Meanwhile I am off to my library/guest room where I use the desk that once belonged to our son for my writing. I am crossing things off the lists on my cork board!
Is it a Time to Write for you?


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Q: Database Connections folder is empty when viewed with ArcGIS tool I'm trying to create an ArcGIS tool which accepts an SDE connection file as an input. I made a new interface with an input parameter and set the type to Database Connections. When I open the tool and click the "browse" icon, the dialog opens to the Database Connections folder but there is nothing in it. If I navigate to Database Connections in the ArcCatalog window however I see all my usual connection files. Does anyone know why the tool would not be displaying those?

A: Robercik, it maybe not obvious, but in order to be able to access the ArcSDE geodatabase connections under the Database Connections folder while browsing from a script tool dialog box, you have to make your script parameter to be of Workspace type.
Esri help page on setting script tool parameters. Check the Filter section - when you have a parameter of the Workspace type you can filter what type of workspaces will be available. In your case, you might leave only the Remote Database filter value, which will let the end user see only the ArcSDE connection files either under the Database Connections folder (the default location) or anywhere else on the disk if you would copy them to some other place.

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The Leonard at 101 Leonard Street
Jul.July 10, 2014 11:25 AM
The Leonard — a 12-story neoclassical building — has traded hands three times since 2006. It wasn't until 2012, when developers Bizzi & Partners bought the Tribeca building for $53 million that things got back on track. Now there are just two apartments available at the 66-unit building, where sales began in July 2013. At press time, 37 units were in contract and just one unit, a 1,815-square-foot three-bedroom for $3.075 million, remained available. Building amenities include a doorman, a concierge, a gym, a children's playroom and cold stor- age. The Rooftop Terrace has lounge seating, grilling facilities and a "modern vertical garden," featuring grass walls, planted trees and shrubbery, renderings show. The apartments have Appalachian oak floors, quartzite countertops, and custom wood and lacquered cabinetry. SLCE Architects oversaw the building's transformation. Contact www.the- leonardtribeca.com or 212-966-1101.
NAME The Leonard PRICE RANGE $3,075,000
ADDRESS 101 Leonard Street SIZE RANGE 1,815 Sq Ft
TYPE Conversion AVG PPSF $1,694
TOTAL UNITS 66 TAX ABATEMENT No
DEVELOPER Bizzi & Partners Development AVG COMMON CHARGE $1.09/sf
BROKER Douglas Elliman Development Marketing FINISHED BY Summer 2014
Source: Streeteasy, BuzzBuzzHome, TRD, news reports. Data as of early July. List primarily includes Manhattan condo projects that have started sales since Jan. 1, 2010 that have units on market. Projects that started sales since Jan. 1, 2010 that subsequently sold out, have all units in contract or don't currently have any listings on the market were excluded in most cases. "Price range," "Size range," "Avg PPSF (Price Per Square Foot)" and "Common Charge" refer to units currently for sale.


Archive of 15 pieces of printed ephemera relating to the 1926 General Strike in Great Britain, including all eight issues of Winston Churchill's anti-labor newspaper "The British Gazette"
London [and elsewhere]: Various Publishers, (1926). Important archive of primary documents relating to the 1926 General Strike in Great Britain which, though brief and a failure from the syndicalist point of view, would nonetheless be the only General Strike in British history. The event also established a pattern for Tory suppression of radical labour, including the use of "emergency" legislative measures and the mass distribution of propaganda through state-run media. Ironically, the strike also presaged a massive sweep to power of the Labour Party in the years immediately following, a wave which was at least in part a response to the repressive measures employed by the Conservatives against the Trades Union Congress in the General Strike.
Of primary interest here is the complete run of eight issues of The British Gazette, a government propaganda sheet edited (and including numerous contributions by) Winston Churchill, who was at this time Chancellor of the Exchequer. Depending upon one's point of view, the Gazette marked something of a low-point in Churchill's career: though it claimed to be filling a journalistic void created by striking newspaper workers, Churchill's paper was more or less a pure exercise in disinformation, filled with intentional inaccuracies intended to build public sentiment against the strikers and to demoralize participants in the strike. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin was said to have given Churchill the Gazette job "...to keep him busy, and to keep him from doing worse things" (see John M. Davidson, Memoirs of a Conservative); the newspaper's prevarications so galled professional journalists that one was moved to write: "One of the worst outrages which the country had to endure - and to pay for - in the course of the strike, was the publication of the British Gazette. This organ, throughout the seven days of its existence, was a disgrace alike to the British Government and to British journalism" (Kingsley Martin in The New Statesman, May 15, 1926).
• The British Gazette. Vol 1, no 1 - Vol 1, no 8 (all issued). Lon: HMSO, May 5- May 13, 1926. All issues in excellent state of preservation, with slight tenderness (but no tears or loss) at the horizontal and vertical mailing folds.
• London Daily Express. 2 issues. Nos. 8126-27 (May 12-13, 1926); 1 + 4pp. Both issues severely abbreviated due to work stoppages.
• Mayfair Bulletin. Giving the Latest Strike, Home & Foreign News. 14th May, 1926. Lon: April Showers, Ltd. Mimeographed on pink paper, corner stapled, with horizontal folds from distribution.
• Broadside: Emergency Bulletin! Strike to Continue - No prospect of Early Settlement. Sans imprint. Letterpress, recto-only; ca 26 x 21cm (10" x 8"); type in single column below double rule. Announces a number of emergency measures to replace striking transportation, newspaper and dairy workers, including the pending appearance of The British Gazette. OCLC locates one copy only (British Library).
• Handbill: Hurley's Library Free Bulletin. Obtainable twice daily at Hurley's Newspaper Counter without charge. [May 10, 1926); ca 25cm x 10cm (10" x 4"); printed both sides of sheet. Announces latest strike news; verso bears headline: "Hurley's - our Library Service is Not on Strike!".


While the combat and traversal are why you start playing Dead Cells and why you'll struggle to put it down, there are plenty of hidden areas and secrets to make every single run feel different and engaging. Certain areas can only be reached once you get your hands on particular runes, and some enemies and weapons have a small chance of appearing in each area. Also, there are some doors and items scattered around the maps that you can only use after you've reached a certain point in the game. Then there are challenge rooms in Dead Cells, and here's everything you need to know about what they are and how you find them.
Challenge rooms were tinkered with while Dead Cells was still in early access, so they're now much harder to come across. You'll probably come across them very rarely, but you'll need to first find a rune just as you would for those that permanently unlock new areas and skills, when enemies drop them. Once you've found the rune and interacted with it, a portal should open up nearby. The challenges score you on how quickly you can take out the enemies in a pre-determined area. They'll be quite tough, and used to require you to do it in a particular time, or without being hit once. Since they're quite rare and the full version of Dead Cells hasn't been out long, not that much is known about the full release version of challenge rooms, but once we get more specifics on how to beat them and what rewards they grant, we will be sure to update you here.
That's all you need to know about how to find challenge rooms in Dead Cells. For more tips and tricks on the game, be sure to search for Twinfinite.


Jeffrey here. Today, Memorial Day, Joey is silent.
My late mother's cousin Herbie (their fathers were brothers) graduated from the University of Miami at age 19 with a degree in English. Soon after, in Normandy, Herbie was dead.
I can't remember Herbie on Memorial Day, because I never knew him. I don't know whether anyone remembers him—him, not just a name or a photo or a story, but him. He has been dead for 72 years.
Memorials and honors do the dead no good.
Perhaps honoring the military dead is meant to encourage the living to die for a Cause. In Herbie's case, he died for Others' Survival (remember, Hitler declared war on the USA, caused millions of deaths, created millions of refugees, and intended to destroy our society). Was Herbie's death useless? Maybe what killed Herbie, therefore didn't kill someone else. And maybe not.
As for the Americans more recently fallen in Korea, Vietnam, Lebanon, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc., etc., they died for Games Politicians Play.
Self-defense is a necessary evil. We'll always need people trained to do the awful work of killing fellow humans who won't live and let live. But let's stop so readily finding it necessary.
Then, maybe, someday, we can let mourning be private; let life's inevitable losses be about heartbreak and love, not about the military and the imagined "glory" of violent death; and let the last Monday in May be a welcome to summer rather than what it is today. Which is a remembrance of military deaths—in our time, mostly senseless deaths—in shocking dissonance with barbecues and shopping sprees.
And if we have less war, we'll make fewer refugees. Then you, I, and Human Rights First can find other causes to support.
We biked 78 miles, leaving Missouri, crossing a corner of Kansas, and reaching Vinita, Oklahoma. We enjoyed benign terrain, reasonably good roads, moderate headwinds, and cooling rains and thunderstorms. I'd rather bike in cold rain than in fierce sun.
Hanh and John flagged me down on a country road. Regarding asylum applicants, they "get it"!
Hanh looked over the trike. Then she and John went off to roto-till.
I was hoping this meant, closed to cars.
No cars . . . but several miles of dirt. Made it in, made it out.
A beaver lodge? A tumbledown hut? I couldn't be sure.
This power plant was on State Line Road, which runs north-south. I turned west . . .
. . . and saw this truck for sale, with an "antique" Kansas plate, in lieu of a Welcome to Kansas sign.
These signs lined two cornfields, one on each side of the road. I don't understand exactly, but I knew enough not to linger.
This Kansas bit of Route 66 is almost ideal. Smooth blacktop. Wide shoulder. Rumble strip between shoulder and motor lane. Too bad it didn't go very far.
Evan, from Missouri, is studying physical education and the ministry. He is a skinny-tire road biker. His friend Dayzah is an Oklahoman. Evan is horrified by recent political discourse about immigrants and refugees. He knows that people don't choose to become refugees; it's forced on them. If he becomes a pastor, he will tell his congregation that Christianity and Americanism demand that they help the stranger and the oppressed. His guidance will make a difference.
Amber waves of Oklahoma grain.
Brad has ads all over. Seems there's a demand for bail money in these parts.
We are in cowboy country!
Stay away from them shootin signs!


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Edward Fiske Browne
Edward Fiske Browne (1820-1850)
Mr. Edward Fiske Browne was born at Norwich, in the year 1820, and after the usual preparatory studies, became, in 1835, the pupil of John Braithwaite (M.Inst.C.E.), by whom he was very early intrusted with the superintendence of important works on the Eastern Counties Railway, where, as one of the resident engineers, he distinguished himself by the energy, skill, and perseverance, with which he combated difficulties of no ordinary character.
He had since been extensively engaged on railway surveys, and in arbitrations of magnitude, the devotion to which impaired his health, and led to the too early termination of a valuable life, during which, however, he had won the esteem of all with whom he had been connected.
He was elected an Associate of the Institution in the year 1845, and frequently attended the meetings. His decease occurred suddenly, on the 16th of September, 1850, regretted by a large circle of friends.
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Welp. I finally did my first debate. Chris and I will probably be doing a podcast episode or two on the Rethinking Hell Podcast to talk about our impressions of the debate, but here is my scripted opening from that debate (finished on time too), including the LINK to the three hour debate on youtube.
Alright, thank you Chris Ray for hosting, and the other Chris, Damon and Elce for this chance to discuss what Scripture says.
The question we are discussing today is, "does the Bible teach eternal conscious torment?" (hereafter ECT) I will be arguing that Scripture does not teach this perspective. I will demonstrate this via two central pillars.
· Pillar One: Paul's language of destruction makes ECT an untenable exegetical conclusion.
· Pillar two: the New Testament vision of the destruction of Satan and the Powers similarly makes ECT indefensible hermeneutically and exegetically.
First, we consider Paul's use of the verb καταργέω: Louw-Nida, a New Testament lexicon, notes this verb means 'to cause to cease to exist - 'to cause to come to an end, to cause to become nothing' (13.100). When applied to human agents or secular powers, this is the standard meaning of the verb.
· Paul writes in Rom 6:6: "knowing this, that our old self was crucified along with him for the purpose of destroying the body of Sin (καταργηθῇ), so that we would no longer be enslaved to Sin."
We are not bound by Sin anymore because Sin is utterly undone. Paul also uses this verb to refer to the final eradication of the "things that are" (1 Cor 1:28), which includes the "rulers of this age which will be destroyed" (2:6), and this culminates in 15:24-26 where Christ destroys all of the sovereignties and powers, including Death in 2 Tim 1:10.
· Similarly, in 2 Thess 2:8 we have Paul saying that "the lawless One will be revealed, whom the Lord Jesus will kill by the breath of his mouth and annihilate him (καταργήσει) by the appearance of his coming."
So this word group is decisive in showing that Paul has in mind the final destruction of the rulers and powers, not their external conscious existence.
"Neither should we put the Messiah to the test, just as some of them did and were killed (ἀπώλλυντο) by the serpent, nor grumble as some of them did and were killed (ἀπώλοντο) by the Destroyer."
The recipients of divine wrath are not "ruined" or "tormented" forever. Rather, they were killed, and this serves as a typology for how we should understand Paul's vision of divine judgment.
Similarly, Paul speaks about "the ones being destroyed" in 2 Thess 2:10 "because they did not welcome the truth so as to be saved." Paul's strongest use of this word group occurs in Phil 3:19 where the "enemies of the cross of Christ" have their "end in destruction" (ἀπώλεια). Here, Paul's use of "end" (τέλος) refers to a final termination of one's life, which ends in shameful destruction. Paul, when applying the ἀπόλλυμι/ ἀπώλεια word group to human agents or secular political powers (or both) uses it in the sense of eschatological annihilation.
Paul's use of the word "corrupt" or "destroy" (Φθορά and the verbal cognate) refers to an aspect of destruction: Louw-Nida defines this noun as a "state of ruin or destruction, with the implication of disintegration," and the definition of the verb is even more stark: "ruin or destroy something, with the implication of causing something to be corrupt and thus to cease to exist."
For instance, in 1 Cor 3:17, "if anyone destroys (φθείρει) God's temple [that is, the human body], God will destroy that person." This same language is used in Gal 6:8: "for the one who sows to their own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption; but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life." The pervasive contrast between "death/destruction/ corruption" and "eternal life" denotes the cessation of life and the gift of eternal life with God.
These will pay the price of eternal destruction (ὄλεθρον αἰώνιον) from (ἀπὸ) the presence of the Lord and from (ἀπὸ) the glory of his strength."
Two things need to be noted. First, any English translation that inserts phrases like "away from" like the ESV is simply incorrect. The preposition ἀπὸ simply means "from." This is "eternal destruction" that comes "from" the presence of the Lord like in Isaiah 2:10-21 LXX, where the immanence of the coming God is inescapable. Almost every instance of ὄλεθρος in the LXX (the Greek translation of the Old Testament—Paul's Bible) refers to the destruction of a nation or a person, with no hint of torment. This word when used in the LXX text of, for example, 1 Kings 13:34 refers to the utter destruction of the "house of Jereboam," even "vanishing from the face of the land." The cessation is stark and intentionally so. Hence, to say that the word here—like all the other words Paul uses—means torment would make it the first time any of these words actually mean that. The use of the adjective "eternal" here strongly suggests that "destruction" is an eternal result or consequence, from which there is no final resurrection, glory, honor or immortality.
In summation of my first pillar, Paul's language is focused not on the "torment" or "pain" of people or evil empires. Lexically and contextually, especially if we take the LXX into account, this does not favor the doctrine of ECT. Paul gives us no reason to affirm ECT and every reason to reject it.
In speaking about the final destruction of Satan and the Powers, Paul could not have been clearer: "the God of peace will utterly crush (συντρίψει) Satan under your feet in swiftness" in Romans 16:20. This word in Second Temple Jewish literature is used in the context of warfare and death is usually something that happens in war—so I'm told. Paul also speaks of God's final victory through Christ in 1 Cor 15:24-26, when the "end" occurs: where the Son hands over the kingdom to God the Father, "when he has annihilated all rulership and all sovereignty and power," and finally "the last enemy to be annihilated is Death." We also perhaps have an allusion to the destruction of Satan or at least some spiritual being in 2 Thess 2:8 as "the lawless one." Whatever the case, you cannot have dueling sovereignties in new creation. Similarly, the author of Hebrews (2:14) writes Jesus "might destroy the one holding the power of Death, that is, the Devil." The final fate of Death, the Powers and Satan are bound together in Paul's theology, and all of them will be removed entirely from God's creation. There is no hint of them surviving God's final apocalyptic assault. When all of this is taken together, ECT becomes an unsustainable option.
"And the devil who had deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and sulfur, where the beast and the false prophet lie, and they will be tormented day and night into the ages of the ages."
So we can see we have a problem here: on the one hand, our friends who affirm ECT can go at least two interpretive routes. They can say Rev 20:10 is clearer than what the rest of the New Testament has consistently said, or they can say Rev 20:10 somehow has hermeneutical priority over the rest of the New Testament. I trust neither option is satisfying. Allow me to offer my own reading that makes best sense of both dueling images of destruction and "so-called" torment.
No one disputes what John the Seer sees in Rev 20:10ff: he sees three beings in torment. The question is, what does this mean? John the Seer sees a universal resurrection in v.13, and Death and Hades are cast into the Lake of Fire, and the other's follow in v.15. However, John the Seer immediately explains what this "torment" language means in v.14: this is all described as the "second death." To interpret the symbolic nature of the "torment" in Rev 20:10 as literal is the exact opposite of how we read Revelation and Apocalyptic literature. We know this because in Revelation a highly symbolic phrase is almost immediately clarified in plain language: for example, in Rev 1:20 we read that "the seven stars are the seven angels of the seven assemblies, and the seven lampstands are the seven assemblies."
Add to this the blatant literary echo of Isaiah 34:10 where the smoke from a destroyed city ascends "forever and ever" (see also Rev 17:7-11ff where the city of Babylon falls into destruction and her destruction is characterized with "smoke [that] ascends forever and ever" in 19:3) and the ECT reading of Rev 20:10 becomes quite untenable when we read Revelation with the tools given to us by the author: when John writes in symbolic language and then tells you what that symbolic language means, we are on good ground to discern what that author intended to communicate: hence, the "torment" of the Unholy Trinity plus Death and Hades and the rest of humanity who has willfully aligned with them in Rev 20 are handed into the "second death," which is their cataclysmic cessation of existence and life. This does not require us to posit contradictory images within Scripture. When all of this taken together, the New Testament points to the utter termination of all evil things, not to their immortalization. In the tradition view, New Creation looks an awful lot like Old Creation. In my view, New Creation reigns and Old Creation falls entirely.
In conclusion, the reasons I offered above—among many others—are why I and Chris and many others do not believe the Bible teaches the doctrine of eternal conscious torment. Thank you.
 In Rom 9:22 we have "vessels of wrath made fit/ who have made themselves fit for destruction (ἀπώλειαν)." Note the contrast between salvation and destruction/ perishing.
 2 Thess 2:8 cites Isa 11:4 LXX.
 C.f. 1 Macc 3:22 and 4:10; Sirach 35:22.


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Future models - Mazda - Mazda2 - EV
First drive: Mazda electrifies
Highly charged: Mazda claims its Demio electric vehicle will offer a relatively lengthy driving range of 200km.
What is green?
Mazda2 EV combines spirited performance with longer-range zero-emissions motoring
By MARTON PETTENDY in JAPAN
MAZDA says its first electric vehicle has exceeded the company's zero exhaust-emissions driving range target of at least 200km before it becomes available for lease in Japan next year as a precursor to other future EVs from the Japanese brand.
However, final validation testing of the Mazda2 EV, which has not been confirmed for retail sale inside or outside of Japan, is yet to be completed and Mazda will not reveal full performance or battery details for its Japanese domestic-market Demio-based vehicle for competitive reasons.
Despite that, GoAuto can confirm the Mazda2 EV – at least 100 of which will be produced for Japanese government and corporate lessees in 2012 – offers an outstanding level of performance, refinement and integration after we were among the world's first global media outlets to drive the mould-breaking Mazda at its Hiroshima headquarters last week.
Mazda's inaugural EV, which has been under development since mid-2010, previews the final step in the company's 'building block' approach to cutting its fleet-average fuel consumption by 30 per cent between 2008 and 2015.
Before it releases its first EV, however, Mazda will launch its first hybrid model in Japan in 2013, and says its rollout of SkyActiv models – starting early next year with the all-new CX-5 compact SUV, which previews a new range of lightweight bodies and more efficient petrol and diesel engines – will have a far greater impact on total global CO2 reduction.
Mazda will not say exactly when its first EV will become available to private customers, but concedes it will be well before 2017, when strict new corporate average fuel consumption (CAFE) legislation – and even tighter fleet-average CO2 limits in certain 'green' states of the US – comes into effect.
"We have so far worked on IC (internal combustion engine) development, but we are now looking at a new phase of the market and an environment (in which) we need to produce zero emissions," said Mazda Motor Corporation EV program manager Mitsuru Fujinaka.
"Yes, I hope to be able to do that (produce an EV for public release) in the future. The EV regulations will become more stringent in green states of the US and we assume that from the 2018 model year … but we are trying to be ready earlier than that.
"Sooner or later, we will have to have EVs or we won't be able to sell (cars at all)."
Mazda will not name the supplier of the Mazda2 EV's most important and heaviest single component, but Mr Fujinaka confirmed it would have a lithium-ion battery with an output of at least 20kWh.
Charging time will be seven to eight hours via a standard 200-volt Japanese power outlet, or in just half an hour using a higher-voltage quick-charge outlet.
He said the Demio EV would offer a claimed operating range of more than 200km.
This is better than Mitsubishi's pioneering i-MiEV, Nissan's upcoming Leaf and the plug-in hybrid Volt due from GM/Holden in Australia late next year – all of which offer about 160km – but less than the lease-only Mini E (240km).
"We are still developing the car, so we cannot talk about details … Yes, I think we can go beyond that (200km), but depends on the battery performance. We have hit the target, but still need to validate the battery reliability."
The battery pack is bolted underneath the floorpan and also fills the space underneath the rear seat, replacing the fuel tank and slightly reducing ground clearance but leaving the boot, cabin, body and chassis fundamentally unchanged.
Similarly, the drive motor and power controller fill the void vacated by the engine and transmission under the bonnet, and continue to drive the front wheels.
Because the battery and motor add about 100kg of extra mass, the electrified Mazda2 hatch rides on modified suspension and feels heavier to turn into corners than the standard petrol-powered Mazda light car, which feels lighter on its feet and more willing to change direction.
On Mazda's 2km Hiroshima test track, however, the electrified Two was a revelation in terms of performance, delivering a crisp, responsive wave of torque – anywhere from standstill to beyond 100km/h – that makes the smaller i-MiEV and larger Leaf feel decidedly pedestrian in comparison.
The pint-sized EV's effortless, seamless acceleration squashes you into the driver's seat more satisfyingly than any Mazda2 we've driven before and is accompanied by an eerily relaxing silence, broken only by the electronic whir of its inverter when full power is called on.
Despite the startling throttle response, there is no transmission snatch or driveline coarseness, even under abrupt pedal applications, making the Mazda2 EV feel more refined and production-ready than the Hyundai i10-based BlueOn EV we drove in Korea last year.
If fact, Mazda's direct rival for the Honda Fit (Jazz) EV is as integrated and user-friendly as its donor model, with a Charge/Eco/Power gauge replacing the tacho and a 'Ready' symbol illuminating when you turn the conventional key.
In addition to a regular Drive mode, the transmission shift gate in the development vehicle we drove featured 'S' and 'L' modes, but another pre-production version on display offered an 'Eco' mode, suggesting the Mazda2 EV will come with a regenerative braking mode like the i-MiEV, offering a greater level of 'engine' braking and kinetic energy recovery.
After six hard laps or 12km, the Mazda2 EV's digital display revealed a remaining range of 110km, but we have no reason to question Mazda's 200km range claim under less demanding driving conditions.
Mr Fujinaka said Mazda's first EV would lead to other full-electric – as well as plug-in hybrid – models from the Japanese brand, potentially including all-wheel-drive and range-extending hydrogen-rotary vehicles.
"Yes, we are studying that," he said. "We haven't decided on a specific model yet, but we are studying EV for various applications."
Mazda Australia spokesman Steve Maciver said the Demio EV would not appear in local showrooms any time soon and questioned the acceptance of EVs in Australia, where consumers are not offered the kind of federal, state and local government incentives available in other countries.
However, he said Mazda Australia would seriously consider any electrified model that became available for the local market, where the popularity of EVs can only grow.
"It won't happen overnight or in the next few years, but if we were to be offered an electric Mazda for sale in Australia it's something we would look at seriously," said Mr Maciver.
"We'd look at pricing, market demand and where it would fit into the range – the same process we always do. If we can make it add up, there's no reason it wouldn't be there.
"It's not a matter of waiting to see what others (brands) are doing, but when it's available for retail sale in our market.
"Having said that, I don't think the market is quite ready in Australia, and from a production point of view we're not ready to take it to another level for retail sale."
2nd of December 2011
Mazda6 hatch to be axed
Australia's most popular Mazda6 body derivative set to be killed off from 2013
Tokyo show: Takeri previews next Mazda6
Mazda reveals full details and images of its sleek new Mazda6-teasing Takeri concept
Mazda plotting rotary coupe
Rotary engine to live on under the bonnet of a new Mazda coupe to replace RX-8
Mazda reveals its first regenerative braking system
First details of Mazda's new capacitor-based regenerative braking system revealed
First look: Mazda hits another Six
Next-gen Mazda6 emerges in concept guise ahead of next month's Tokyo show
Mazda2 pricing
3-dr hatch
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Keren Hayesod
Keren haYesod – United Israel Appeal (Hebrew: קרן היסוד, literally "The Foundation Fund") is the official fundraising organization for Israel the world over (apart from the US), with campaigns in 45 countries. Its work is carried out in accordance with the Keren haYesod Law-5716, passed by the Knesset in January 1956, granting the organization a unique fundraising status. It is a registered corporation of the State of Israel.
One of Israel's three "National Institutions", Keren haYesod works in close coordination with the Government of Israel and the Jewish Agency for Israel to further the national priorities of the State of Israel.
The pre-state era
Keren haYesod was established at the World Zionist Conference held in London on July 7–24, 1920, to provide the Zionist movement with resources needed for the Jewish people to return to the Land of Israel. It came in response to the Balfour Declaration of 1917, which stated that "his Majesty's government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people" - turning the ages-old dream of the return to Zion into a politically feasible goal.
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El LXXII Campeonato Europeo de Halterofilia se celebró en el año 1993 en dos sedes: las competiciones masculinas en Sofía (Bulgaria) y las femeninas en Valencia (España), bajo la organización de la Federación Europea de Halterofilia (EWF), la Federación Búlgara de Halterofilia y la Federación Española de Halterofilia.

Medallistas

Masculino

Femenino

Medallero

Enlaces externos
Resultados en la pág. de la EWF .
Base de datos de la IAT .

1993
Halterofilia en 1993

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1- Reminder, graduation application for Spring 2018 is due on Thursday, 1 February. Students who are in their last semester in the MSPM program should apply for graduation via GWeb no later than Thursday, 1 February 2018. To begin your application, log in at GWeb, click Student Records & Registration Menu > Student Records Information > Apply to Graduate. Students who miss the published deadline will be assessed a $35 late application fee and must use the late paper application.
2- Last day to add a course using Registration Transaction Form is on Friday, 9 February. Students who are unable to register for classes must complete a Leave of Absence Request Form. Last day to drop a course on GWeb is Sunday, 11 February. Dropping from a course will incur tuition charges and/or fees. Review the registrar's website to fully understand regulations governing student withdrawals. Questions? Schedule an advisement session with Agnes Socrates via www.meetme.so/gwmspm (include your GWID).
3- Career Expo and Job Opportunities.
Come and meet area employers who are interested in connecting with School of Business students on Thursday, 1 February. This is your opportunity to utilize your elevator pitch and gather information on business-related internships and full-time opportunities. Register via Handshake.
IT Intern: Information Resource Management and Technology Services Unit. Application link can be found here.
Finance/Accounting Intern: Office of Financial Management. Application link can be found here.
ConnectWise is a software company committed to helping technology solution providers build, manage, and grow their businesses by increasing productivity, efficiency, and profitability. They are seeking to recruit recent or soon to be grads for the following: Partner Marketing Manager, Senior Manager, Digital Strategy.
This entry was posted in Alumni, Events, Newsletter/Announcement, Uncategorized and tagged Graduation Application Spring 2018, Spring 2018 Career Expo on January 30, 2018 by Agnes Socrates.
2- GWUSB Ranked #19 by US News for Best Online Graduate Business Programs. The George Washington University School of Business (GWSB) ranked #19 for Best Online Graduate Business Programs, according to the U.S. News and World Report. The rankings assess master's-level business degrees that are not MBA programs. Ranking formula includes Student engagement (33 percent); Admissions selectivity (20 percent); Peer reputation (20 percent); Faculty credentials and training (13.5 percent); and Student services and technology (13.5 percent). GWUSB is offering two non-MBA online programs: the Master of Science in Project Management and the Master of Tourism Administration. Only three universities offering Master of Science in Project Management made it to the top 20 list, including GWUSB. Thank you to the level of support we get from our current students and alumni. You are clearly making a big difference!
Are you curious about how your skills can be applied to a career in the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)? Learn all about the diverse careers offered at the CIA during this info session with a CIA analyst. All majors and academic programs are invited. Register here.
Learn how to interpret a federal job or internship posting on USAJOBS.gov, and get the scoop on how to put together a strong federal resume in this small group workshop. Ask a career coach specific questions, pick up useful handouts, and get a jump on the federal application process! Sign up here.
ADB is the leading developmental financial institution dedicated to reducing poverty and improving people's lives in Asia and the Pacific. ADB offers exciting career opportunities for young and talented professionals including internships, fellowships, and a Young Professionals Program. The presentation will be delivered by Toshio Oya, Director General, ADB who will provide an overview of the career opportunities at ADB. Registration link can be found here.
Free Registration for First 100 Registered GW Students & GW Alumni. Students can register here, with the following promo code: GWPASS2018. After the 100, students can sign up at the Student Member rate of $15. When registering students MUST use their GW email addresses.
The Global Leadership Development Sr. Manager will be a member of the Global Leadership Development team and lead the development, execution and evaluation of leadership and management development for global Sales, Service, and Delivery. Application link can be found here.
Vanda Pharmaceuticals, a global bio-pharmaceutical company, is actively recruiting for a business student (with healthcare background or interest in the healthcare industry) to join their product marketing team. Application link can be found here.
This entry was posted in Alumni, Events, Newsletter/Announcement, Rankings, Uncategorized and tagged 2018 Best Online Graduate Business Programs, CIA Info Session, Federal Resume 101, GWUSB Ranked #19, Spring 2018 Graduation Application on January 23, 2018 by Agnes Socrates.
1- Fall 2017 Capstone Residency Week. We welcome MSPM students enrolled in DNSC 6269 Capstone (DE) for the residency week here at GWU Foggy Bottom Campus. Capstone is the culmination of students' academic experience in the MSPM program. It has the cumulative learning content of all the other courses in the MSPM curriculum. Students learn to integrate all they learned from day one and demonstrate their ability through their capstone projects. Previous capstone students have produced handbooks for managing Ocean Cleanup Project, Mars project, UN-assisted elections, and the like. The residency week allows distance learning students to present their final work. All the best to each one of you as you make the final push for your Capstone presentations!
2- Spring 2018 Registration. Reminder, registration for Spring 2018 is ongoing. All current students must be either enrolled in coursework or on an approved Leave of Absence (LOA) no later than 15 January 2018. Students are expected to self-register for courses via GWeb. Questions about registration? Schedule an advisement session with Agnes Socrates via www.meetme.so/gwmspm (include your GWID).
3- Thank you to those who attended the JPSS-1: Post Launch Celebration last Friday, 8 December, featuring Robert (Bob) Estes. It was a good mix of attendees: current and incoming students, alumni, faculty, staff and non-GWU affiliated guests. Bob did a wonderful job with his presentation highlighting application of project management in scientific research and development. MSPM alumna, Kim Hurst ('17), provided JPSS giveaways for the event. The GWPMA table staffed by Ishai Trani (VP Elect) encouraged guests to assemble a paper model of the weather satellite project to win a t-shirt. Check out photos posted on our facebook page.
This entry was posted in Alumni, Events, Newsletter/Announcement, Registration and tagged Capstone Residency Week, JPSS1 Post Launch Celebration, Kim Hurst, Robert Estes, Spring 2018 Registration on December 12, 2017 by Agnes Socrates.