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I think Bart is merely confused, just as you are. So called Orthodox teachings have confused you both. In particular, you are both confused about when Jesus ate the last supper, when God commanded the Passover lamb to be killed, and the day that Jesus died.
You state that the meal on the 14th was to be eaten at twilight. Sorry but, wrong! The King James version says the lamb was to be killed at twilight, not eaten. Also, the translation "twilight" is a poor translation. The Hebrew says, "ben har arbayim" or between the two evenings. Jews claim this was between noon and sunset when the lambs were to be killed.
The fact that Jesus died around three o'clock, placed his death right within the between the evenings command. Making him the Passover, not the meal that he ate the evening before which was not the Passover.
The priests weren't corrupt in how they were keeping the Passover. They were killing the lambs at the temple the same time that Jesus died on the stake. They then ate the Passover lamb on the night of the 15th as they had done for 1500 years.
Also, it wasn't Thursday when Jesus ate the meal nor was it Friday when he died. If he died on Friday and hurriedly buried before sunset, just how did the women have time to go view where he was laid, then return and prepare spices and then rest according to the commandment?
Luk 23:55 – And the women also, which came with him from Galilee, followed after, and beheld the sepulchre, and how his body was laid.
Luk 23:56 – And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.
There just wasn't enough time. And no, there is no contradiction in the bible, the contradiction is in your understanding, just as all of Bart's contradictions are because of his misunderstanding of scripture.
The evening meal was eaten by Jesus at the beginning of the 14th on the evening of what we call Tuesday The next day, Wednesday, still the 14th, the preparation for the 15th sabbath of unleavened bread, Jesus was crucified and died at the ninth hour 3pm roughly. They had to hurry and bury him before sunset for that sunset began the 15th, the first day of Unleavened Bread, on Thursday. Thursday was the high sabbath spoken of by John.
The women, having seen where they had laid Jesus, after the 15th sabbath on Thursday, prepared spices on Friday the preparation for the weekly sabbath, rested on the weekly sabbath according to the 4th command, then went early to the tomb, before sunrise and the tomb was already empty.
A Wednesday crucifixion and a resurrection exactly three days and three nights later at sunset ending the weekly sabbath is the only way to reconcile the seeming contradictions in the Friday crucifixion story.
I realize that someone is going to bring up the disciples on the road to Emmaus saying that today, what we would call Sunday, was the third day, but that verse is mistranslated.
Luk 24:21 – But we trusted that it had been he which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done.
Where they say, "today is the third day" the word "is" is from the Greek word ago, this is the only time that the word ago is translated "is". All other times it is translated to bring or to lead or go.
What they are really saying is "today is led by the third day". Consider a train, the engine leads the caboose. Once the caboose gets to where you are standing the engine has already passed.
The way that we in english would say this is "as of today, the third day has passed". This is why the disciples were so sad, the third day had passed and no Jesus. They knew he said he'd rise again in, on, and after three days. On the afternoon that they were walking to Emmaus the third day had long passed. It had passed the day before at sunset.
This also fits with Daniel's prophecy that Messiah would make a covenant with many (the New Covenant) but in the midst of the week he'd be cut off. Wednesday is the midst of the seven day wedk.
This also fits the symbolic 7,000 year plan of God, day for a year. Have you ever wondered why Jesus waited 4,000 years to come to earth and then wait another 2,000 years before setting up his millennial Sabbath Kingdom? It's because the fourth millenia is the midst of the 7,000 year plan of God.
Yes, Jesus died on a Wednesday not a Friday.


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Simon Jensen (born February 3, 1973) is a Danish jazz flutist, composer and poet. He is active in several genres and leads his own band, Simon Jensen Band. He lives in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Jensen was born in Copenhagen, the son of artist Steen Krarup Jensen. Between 1997 and 2002, he was a permanent member of the Swedish prog rock band Grovjobb, and this band made three albums during that period. In January 2005 the album All You Can Eat with Simon Jensen Band was released on Blue Beat Productions.

Jensen made his literary debut in 2009 with a collection of poems called Skärmen (in Swedish). In December 2011, his second collection of poems, Fingret, was published.

Bibliography
 Skärmen,  (Trombone, 2009)
 Fingret,  (Trombone, 2011)
 C++ på riktigt,  (Göteborgs Tekniska College, 2019)

Discography
 Landet Leverpastej, Grovjobb (Garageland Records, 1998)
 Vättarnas Fest, Grovjobb (Garageland Records, 2000)
 Under Solen Lyser Solen, Grovjobb (Garageland Records, 2002)
 All You Can Eat, Simon Jensen Band (Blue Beat Productions, 2005)
 Eileen Live at FolkFest July 2010, Eileen (Eileen Events, 2010)

Other works
 The dice game Inverted Dice (OffCircle, 2015)

References

Sources
 Simon Jensen's Official website
 Review off the album All You Can Eat
 Review of Skärmen (in Swedish)

Danish composers
Male composers
Swedish-language writers
Swedish-language poets
1973 births
Living people
21st-century Danish musicians
21st-century male musicians

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Do you remember back in 2000 when scientists promised you that soon a single chip would have the computing capability of a human brain? This didn't and most likely is never going to happen! Indeed, single-chip performance has hardly evolved over the last decade as processors face a frequency wall due to overheating. As shown in Figure A below, over the last 8 years Intel CPU performance has improved by a factor of only 3, as opposed to 20 times between 1998 and 2006.
Furthermore, even Moore's law is close to its end (Fig. B). Although physics theoretically allows pursuing transistor shrinking for 12 more years (up to 1.5nm) and even though R&D has demonstrated the 5nm node already, the economics of reducing size is reaching a dead-end. Indeed, investment costs have increased exponentially with every new node now reaching the investment limits of big companies (TSMC recently announced they are investing $16 billion USD in their next technology).
So are our PCs, laptops and other electronic devices going to stagnate in the future? Not at all! Future electronic devices won't be more powerful than they are now, but they will be smarter. Think about the human body. Taken individually, our capabilities (speed, strength, vision, data processing…) are not exceptional. That is the way we combine them, the way we learn progressively from experience and the way we interact with each other that makes us achieve things way beyond our individual capabilities.
The same thing is happening in the field of microelectronics, with the "Internet of Things". By 2020, there will be more than 30 Billion connected devices (10 Billion now). Each of these devices will have very little computing power, but together they will provide a lot of information to make our PCs, laptops and smartphones smarter.
From now on our electronic devices won't be characterized anymore by their computing power, but rather by their ability to collect large amounts of data, at a high-speed and from multiple sources. This trend is perfectly illustrated by the evolution of computer component characteristics. While CPU performance has "only" improved 50 times over the last 16 years, the capacity of solid-state-drives (SSD), which are 10 to 100 times faster than traditional hard drives, has increased more than 10,000 times (Fig. C)! The network capabilities (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, fiber optics…) followed a similar trend to allow the global Internet traffic to increase by more than 5,000 times in 16 years (Fig D).
So, when you go buy your next electronic device, you don't need to look for the best CPU anymore. Fast memory storage (SSD) and state-of-the-art connectivity, is what will make your device the 'Next Big Thing'!
Francois Callewaert is a PhD candidate in the department of Electrical Engineering at Northwestern University. His research focuses on novel optoelectronic devices for advanced sensing capabilities. His interests cover nanotechnology, optic/electronic devices and systems and renewable energy.


It's a new month, and a new challenge at The Mixed Media Card Challenge. And this month, it's all about black and purple. And twine if you so wish.
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I found some different colours of foil, including purple, in my stash so I sponged some PVA glue through a mini stencil and adhered the foil. You can get a better look here, but it's still not as good as it looks in real life.
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Samples were prepared based on a 15~nm SiGe/Si/SiGe quantum well grown in an ultrahigh-vacuum chemical-vapor-deposition (UHVCVD) apparatus.\cite{lu09,lu10} The Hall-bar samples with width 50~$\mu$m and the distance between potential probes 150~$\mu$m were patterned using standard photo-lithography. Contacts consisted of AuSb alloy, deposited in a thermal evaporator in vacuum and annealed for 5 minutes in N$_2$ atmosphere at 440$^\circ$C. Next, approximately 300~nm thick layer of SiO was deposited in a thermal evaporator and a $>20$~nm thick Al gate was deposited on top of SiO. No mesa etching was used, and the 2D electron gas was created in a way similar to silicon MOSFETs (for details, see Refs.~\cite{melnikov14,melnikov15}). The maximum electron mobility in our samples reached 240~m$^2$/Vs which is the highest mobility reported for this electron system.\cite{melnikov15}

Measurements were made in an Oxford TLM-400 dilution refrigerator in a temperature range 0.03 -- 1.2~K. The resistance was measured by a standard four-terminal lock-in technique in a frequency range 1 -- 11~Hz. The applied currents varied in the range 0.5 -- 4~nA. We used a saturating infra-red illumination to improve the quality of the contacts and increase the electron mobility. This did not affect the electron density at a fixed gate voltage.

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On Tuesday I got a phone call from a guy I know asking if i was interested in a job. I told him I was interested in talking, so he asked me to send him my resume.
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I make videos, photos, gifs, cinemagraphs, instagram stories, print campaigns, and whatever else is needed. I like to tell a story with a variety of mediums to give a campaign or story more depth.
Oh man. I've been a banker, barista, cook, ghost writer, marketer, event planner, assistant, and a handful of other things. I had no idea what I wanted to do for a career until I took a course in digital storytelling at the University of Washington with Florangela Davila (an incredible journalist and educator). Her course flipped a switch in my brain, and I started taking photos, recording interviews, filming little stories, and anything else I could do that felt interesting to me. I eventually landed an opportunity to work with a production house in Seattle called Kontent Partners. The owners there became great mentors to me and encouraged me to just try whatever I wanted to try. That lead me to working in what I do now.
I really love people. If I could choose anything to do with my time, I would talk with any random person. I think that genuine interest helps me connect with the people that hire me, my collaborators, the subjects of my projects, and the audiences that view the work.
Right now, I am wrapping up a T.V. commercial we just filmed in Florida. On the personal side, I've been working on a photo series of crashed vehicles on a film camera I've started shooting with. Ever since I moved to Los Angeles, I've had this gut feeling that I'm going to be in a car accident. The odds are anyone who lives in Los Angeles will at some point be involved in one. I've started taking photos of the cars I see on the side of the road that haven't been towed away yet. It's a little morbid, but I think it brings me some level of comfort. Maybe I'm just trying to look into the face of something I fear.
I like to hope that my love of people shows in the work I do. I love photography, architecture, and design, so I do think there's an element of composition in all my work. I prefer natural light and natural feeling images over stylized images or heavily edited footage/imagery. I'm a gay man who grew up religious, and I think that informs my perspective in a lot of ways.
I really love writing. I wish that I could spend more time writing stories or narratives for short films. I love the commercial work I do, but I'd love to find more balance with passion projects.
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I grew up in rural Utah as an overweight, gay, mormon. I wish I could tell that kid that he was going to be ok and that there is nothing wrong with him.
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I had the chance to direct a few videos about women in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields who are making a difference. Sharing the stories of incredible people who are doing great things is a dream to me.
Project costs can range quite a bit. I've created videos for free for a couple of non-profits. Most videos/photo shoots range from $5,000 to $250,000 depending on the scope of the project. I'm always happy to hear about a project and give a rough idea of how much it would cost. If I'm not a good fit, I usually know a couple of people who would be.
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6. Some tall trees. Hunting Lake is surrounded by a dense forest.
7. I thought this log looked like a monster.
9. These little blue butterflies were every where. Also some bigger butterflies and one flew down my shirt.
10. Butterflies were going crazy for these bushes. If you'll look closely you'll see a big one in the foreground.
11. This is my hubby in the hat, my daughter on the log and my daughter's BF with his hands in his pockets.
Have you gone on a trip recently?
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It was really lovely the day we went. I'd love to spend a week there.
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It was really beautiful. I told hubby we should go camping there.
I'm glad you like the photos.
It's in California. Above Shaver lake and below the Mono Hot Springs in the Serra Nevada Mountains.


Noah Wyle and his wife, Tracy, have separated after 11 years of marriage, the actor's rep tells PEOPLE.
Wyle, best known as John Carter from NBC's hit ER, married makeup artist Tracy Warbin in 1998 after the couple met on the set of Myth of Fingerprints.
Wyle recently wrapped a TNT pilot for a sci-fi show, co-produced by Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks Television.


The twin explosions shattered the relative calm that had recently returned to Libya's second city, scene of more than three years of warfare from 2014 until late last year.
The first blast struck outside a mosque in Benghazi's central Al Salmani district as worshippers were leaving evening prayers.
Forces loyal to eastern-based commander Khalifa Haftar prevailed in Benghazi's conflict after protracted urban battles against Islamists and other opponents that left parts of the port city in ruins.
There were several bombings during the latter stages of the conflict targeting figures linked to Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA), but Tuesday's casualty toll was far higher than usual.
The LNA claimed victory in Benghazi in July, but sporadic clashes dragged on until last month, when it took control of its rivals' final holdout.
The eastern government, which is aligned with Haftar's LNA and opposes an internationally backed government in the capital, declared three days of mourning after Tuesday's attack.


Korean Journal of Spine 2014;11(3):136-144.
Corresponding Author: Dong-Ho Kang, MD, PhD. Department of Neurosurgery, GyeongSang National University School of Medicine, 90 Chiram-dong, Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do 660-702, Korea.
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Carbon cost adds to electricity prices
Horizon Power will pass on a carbon cost to its customers from 1 July 2012.
The carbon cost will be incorporated into the State's uniform electricity tariff and is the result of the Federal Government's Clean Energy Future initiative.
Horizon Power's estimated cost of carbon, averaged across all of our customers, is approximately seven per cent.
The carbon cost is in addition to the increase to electricity tariffs and supply charges included in the State budget in May.
For residential customers in regional Western Australia, the price of electricity will be 24.89 cents per unit from 1 July, up from 21.87 cents per unit. This equates to an extra $6 a week for the average Horizon Power using 200 units per week, or 28.6 units a day.
Under the uniform tariff policy, all electricity customers throughout the State pay the same price for electricity to ensure people are not disadvantaged because of where they choose to live.
Horizon Power's Manager for Customer Service Greg Will said Horizon Power provides assistance to customers who are having difficulty with their electricity bills.
"We can assist customers with energy efficiency information, payment plans and information about financial hardship assistance. Contact us on 1800 267 926 if you are experiencing any difficulties," Mr Will said.
Horizon Power customers eligible for State Government rebates and concessions will receive a 3.5 per cent increase from 1 July to compensate the tariff increase.
For more information about financial assistance from the Federal Government related to the carbon tax, and any other questions visit: www.cleanenergyfuture.gov.au.
Horizon Power is also committed to helping our customers lower their bills by becoming more energy efficient and using less energy.
Our customers proved in a recent energy efficiency competition run by Horizon Power that big savings can be made by making some small changes to the way you use energy.
One Pilbara family reduced their energy use by a massive 70 per cent and all of the families who took part were able to reduce their use by at least 20 per cent.
These families are featuring in the Switch The Future campaign being run by Horizon Power on regional television and newspapers from the end of June.
Horizon Power has joined the Future Energy Alliance, with Western Power and Synergy, to promote energy efficiency throughout Western Australia through the Switch the Future campaign.
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Antares Introduces Auto-Tune Hybrid
Optimized for Pro Tools and included in Auto-Tune Unlimited
Antares Audio Technologies has announced Auto-Tune Hybrid, a brand new edition of Auto-Tune created exclusively for use with Avid Pro Tools platforms. They tell us that Hybrid is optimized to take advantage of Avid's DSP-based hardware, giving Pro Tools users more processing power and delivering the ultimate Auto-Tune experience. Hybrid also works on native systems when Pro Tools users aren't using DSP-based hardware. Antares says that this makes Hybrid perfect for everything from mixing on a laptop to using Auto-Tune in real time in both the studio and live performances.
Steve Berkley, CEO of Antares, told us, "We're thrilled to offer Auto-Tune Hybrid to the Pro Tools community. Auto-Tune Hybrid delivers the features and performance professional mixers, producers, and engineers need to be successful in today's studio and live environments. It's designed to make the most of Avid's hardware and boost performance in key moments, whether it's laying down tracks or perfecting a performance in real time. Combining our technology so seamlessly gives music-makers the professional tools they need to be successful in their musical endeavors."
François Quereuil, Director of Product Management at Avid, had this to say, "Antares's unmistakable products have helped raise the quality of countless vocal recordings and given artists, producers, and engineers the confidence and creative options to realize their artistic vision. By working together to integrate Auto-Tune technology and Avid's hardware we've unlocked even more potential. Together we're now offering a complete set of professional effects designed to take vocal production to a whole new level."
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Film Scene: See a classic in Savannah's old-time movie palace
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the initial theatrical release of director Victor Fleming's legendary romantic drama "Gone with the Wind." In celebration of that milestone, at 7 p.m. Nov. 28, downtown's Lucas Theatre will show the restored version of the timeless epic on its giant screen.
Based on Margaret Mitchell's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, this landmark feature stars Vivien Leigh ("A Streetcar Named Desire"), Clark Gable ("It Happened One Night," "Mutiny on the Bounty") and Olivia de Havilland ("The Swarm," "Lady in a Cage"). An acknowledged classic from Hollywood's Golden Age, this picture (which cost less than $4 million to make - an enormous sum at that time) has to date grossed almost $400 million, and is ingrained in America's pop-culture consciousness like few films before or since. The story of Scarlett O'Hara (a determined and forceful female plantation owner in Civil War-era Georgia) and her fitful relationship with the brash and dynamic Rhett Butler against the backdrop of the tumult of wartime, it set a record at the time for Oscar nominations and wins, taking home eight awards including Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Interior Decoration and Best Editing, plus two honorary awards for technical achievement.
The first color film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, it's interesting to note that while it's known today for its use of widescreen cinematography to convey the sweeping, panoramic scope of its larger-than-life tale, "Gone with the Wind" was shot and released in the traditional "full-frame" format, and only cropped to approximate then-popular widescreen dimensions for its 1954 theatrical re-release. That is the way it has been shown ever since.
Despite all the accolades heaped upon the film, it must be said that to this day there remains a great bit of controversy surrounding the depiction of "Old South" mores, particularly in regards to the harsh realities of Plantation-style slavery and a distasteful outlook on forced intercourse between a man and wife. These days, what passes in "Gone with the Wind" for the passionate, demanding behavior of a stern husband would be regarded as rape, so potential first-time viewers should be advised in advance of the dichotomy between today's enlightened perspective and those of yesteryear.
Including an intermission, this film runs darn near four hours in length, so think twice before bringing small kids to this one. As with all of the Lucas' recent film events, between 6-6:30 p.m., they offer half-priced beer and popcorn at the concession stand. Past screenings of "Gone with the Wind" in this beautiful venue have been complete sellouts, so interested parties are encouraged to grab tickets in advance before they're all gone, either online or at the SCAD Box Office on Broughton Street. Admission is $8 or $5 for students/seniors/military.
The night before, Nov. 27, the historic Mars Theatre kicks off a five-night run of the latest entry into the "Hunger Games" franchise, with a 7 p.m. screening of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1." Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Julianne Moore and the late Philip Seymour Hoffman (among other major stars), it continues the tale of a dystopian society where poverty-stricken children are forced to fight each year in a popular, televised "death match."
Sound a lot like the Japanese cult classic film "Battle Royale" and its sequel? That's because the "Hunger Games" books and films are essentially shameless ripoffs of that far grittier and more chilling saga which predated it by several years. Dig "The Hunger Games" but not hip to "Battle Royale?" Grab the recently remastered DVD box set of both original foreign films and avail yourself of the real deal.
Showtimes vary over the course of its run at Mars Theatre, but full details can be found on their website. Admission to this PG-13 feature is just $6.
And last, but certainly not least, on Dec. 3 at The Sentient Bean, the Psychotronic Film Society of Savannah celebrates the 71st birthday of little-known, low-budget leading man Arch Hall Jr. (the lead in such forgotten slices of early-'60s D-grade cornball cinema as "Eegah" and "Wild Guitar") with a rare public screening of what is not only surely the best film he ever starred in, but perhaps one of the greatest "lost" films of the 1960s: "The Sadist."
This obscure gem of an exploitation picture stars Hall as a twisted and depraved psychopath who - while on the run for a series of brutal crimes - holds a group of travelers hostage at a roadside junkyard, in hopes of using their soon-to-be-repaired car as a getaway vehicle for himself and his equally dangerous girlfriend.
Based on the true-life criminal team of serial killers Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate (who'd later inspire other big-screen treatments, such as director Terrence Malick's 1973 haunting classic "Badlands" and Oliver Stone's phantasmagoric misfire "Natural Born Killers"), "The Sadist" stands as one of the most unrelentingly realistic depictions of tortuous tension ever captured on celluloid.
Beautifully shot on a shoestring budget of about $30,000 by noted cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond, who also lensed "The Deer Hunter," among other great works (this was his very first picture), it's a star vehicle for Hall, an unlikely leading man whom one online critic described cheekily (and accurately) as resembling a cross between Elvis Presley and character actor Michael J. Pollard (of "Bonnie and Clyde" fame).
The film unfolds in "real time," which allows viewers to connect in a visceral way with the captives who fear for their lives. As such, it's an absolute must-see for anyone interested in the very best "forgotten cinema." While poor quality prints of "The Sadist" have been in circulation for years, PFS will show one of the most beautiful copies of the film known to exist. Showtime is 8 p.m., with $7 admission for mature viewers only.
Until next week, see you at the movies, and don't forget to turn off that cell phone.
Jim Reed directs Psychotronic Film Society of Savannah. Read more at www.filmsavannah.com.


We all have that one friend. You know who I'm talking about. The one who is a consistent procrastinator. They are so bad they will put off their funeral until the next day so they can catch up on something they should have already had completed. If you don't have a friend like this it is likely you are the culprit.
We all just assume that the time to do any of these projects will be available at a later date. Maybe the task isn't that important so why not wait a few days. No one will notice anyway, right?
Unfortunately we put off serving the Lord in the same way. When we are a young person we'll put off serving until we're married. Once we're married we are too busy with marital life so we'll serve once we have children. The children start coming and, wouldn't you know it, we are too busy to even consider beginning to serve Him now. Our entire life we put off and put off and put off until, one day, there's no more time to put off and our life is over.
What we fail to consider during our life of procrastination though is how short our lives could be. We just assume that our lives will be long and our opportunities to turn to the Lord endless. God's Word tells us a different story though in the book of James.
Thank you, good thought. For only what we do for Christ will last for eternity.


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Ariana Grande appeared on The Late Late Show With James Corden on Monday to do what she does best: She and Corden sang hits to memorable scenes from Titanic, and it was amazing.
Grande, who was sporting a bandage around her hand, revealed on social media last week that she sustained a hand injury while filming with Corden.
Grande shared that she's "never had more fun," and based on their mini Titanic musical — which ended with a beautiful duet of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" — we believe it.


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Global Investigations Review Quotes John Adams on Yates Memo Tweaks
For an article in its Jan. 9 issue, Global Investigations Review sought out Richmond partner John Adams for his insights on recent changes to the so-called Yates Memo outlining Justice Department policy for investigations into corporate wrongdoing.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced in a Nov. 30 speech that parts of former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates' 2015 memorandum — officially titled "Individual Accountability for Corporate Wrongdoing" — were amended to grant more flexibility in both civil and criminal investigations.
Adams, a former assistant U.S. attorney, said he welcomes a change that affords companies cooperation credit for their good-faith efforts to identify all individuals substantially involved in or responsible for wrongdoing.
"This modification reflects the reality of criminal investigations: that we should focus time and resources only on the heart of the matter," Adams said.
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Interscope To Release Reimagined Joanne and The Fame Monster Artworks At LACMA
By Matt • January 13, 2022
For its 30th anniversary, Interscope is releasing alternative artworks of their greatest albums reimagined by famous artists, including Lady Gaga.
The exhibition called "Artists Inspired by Music: Interscope Reimagined," will be on display from January 30th at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and will feature more than 50 pieces.
Interscope picked The Fame Monster (by Loie Hollowell) and Joanne (by Nicolas Party) from Lady Gaga's catalog.
Timed-entry general admission tickets will be released on January 20 at 10am on the museum's website.
Interscope CEO Jimmy Iovine said:
"Interscope's original mission was to find the most profound artists, empower their creativity and watch what happens. For the 30th, we wanted to continue that vision by assembling the most admired visual artists and empower them with that same creative license to honor the musical artists we have worked with over three decades."
Fans will also be able to listen to the artists' music at the exhibition with a special augmented reality filter available on Snapchat.
In addition, a special signed version of the artworks will be available to purchase for $2500 here as vinyl.


I've been onboard with most of what the Houston Astros have done this season. The team needed to be blown up. New blood was needed in the front office, the dugout and on the roster. All that has happened, and though the team has been bad, the promise of the future has kept me invested in this team.
It's a painful process, but those who think things would have been different if management hadn't started making changes really need to get a better grasp on how baseball works -- here's a good post from the excellent Astros County blog on just how bad the Astros would be this year if the Astros were still sending out the same roster this year as they had before the trading deadline in 2010. The result's not very pretty.
That said, I don't like what I'm hearing about the Astros and Roger Clemens, namely that the Astros are going to sign Clemens to a contract to pitch this season. Sure, the season's meaningless. And it's not like the over-the-hill Clemens would be taking starts away from a Cy Young winner. It's just that the move reeks of desperation. It's something Drayton McLane would do, and if there's anything this team should be doing, it's not doing something that Drayton McLane would do.
But I get that attendance is bad. I get that Jim Crane is leveraged up to his chin with the purchase of this club. I get that the sheep would be happy to pack the park and cheer on Clemens. And I get that Crane's getting desperate, which means the Clemens deal is probably already done.
Clemens can only pitch every fifth game, at most. So here are a few suggestions for some stupid Drayton-esque stunts to pack the park the rest of the season.
10. If Crane's going to sign Clemens, then why not go in and sign some more members of the Sugar Land Skeeters starting rotation? That way you get former Astros Jason Lane (last seen here as a rightfielder) and Tim Redding. That also brings in native Houstonian and former big leaguer Scott Kazmir.
9. There's talk that Brad Ausmus is going to be manager next season. But why stop with Ausmus? When Larry Dierker took over the team, his staff was stocked with former Astros. So hire Ausmus and do the same thing. Morgan Ensberg's been campaigning for the job in Oklahoma City, but let's forget that and put him on Ausmus's staff. Larry Dierker can be the veteran bench coach. J.R. Richard can be the pitching coach. Stick Jose Cruz back at first. Craig Biggio's been coaching high school baseball, so let's bring him back and stick him at third base.
8. Jose Canseco says the Astros can give his entire salary to charity if they'll sign him to play. So why not give him a shot, too? Maybe sign Barry Bonds and Manny Ramirez and have the three comprise the outfield.
7. I don't think Mindy McCready's too busy. So maybe the Astros can get her to sing the anthem the night Clemens pitches, then she can do a postgame concert.
6. If you're going to do a stunt to pack the ballpark, then don't rip off Drayton McLane. Rip off the master of ballpark stunts, Bill Veeck. Sign a dwarf and let him pinch-hit like Veeck and the St. Louis Browns did in 1951 when they signed 3'7" Eddie Gaedel to a contract. 5. Drayton's shortcut to packing the stadium was to retire a player's number. So you could finally get around to retiring the number of J.R. Richard. Or, of course, you could follow Drayton's path and just keep ignoring Richard.
4. How about dollar beer night?
3. Here's a great promotion: Fans who buy outfield deck seats are automatically moved into those empty seats behind home plate because what's the use of high-priced seats behind the plate if nobody's sitting in them?
2. Sign Mike Piazza to catch. I'm sure he and Clemens will love getting to know each other again.
1. If you're going to sign Clemens, then why not just go ahead and sign Jamie Moyer? How many other major league organizations can boast a 50-year-old and a 49-year-old in the starting rotation? And neither throws the knuckleball.


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Nursing researcher awarded grant to study obesity in children with spina bifida
By Laura Otto July 10, 2019
MILWAUKEE _ Children with spina bifida, a congenital condition of the spine and spinal cord, have a higher rate of obesity compared to typically developing peers. One barrier to better prevention of obesity is accurately assessing body fat.
Michele Polfuss is leading a research team in a $3.6 million federal grant to investigate methods of accurately measuring patients' body composition in a clinical setting.
Polfuss is the Joint Research Chair in the Nursing of Children at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. With an interdisciplinary team of professionals, she will determine methods of providing information on the amount of energy expended or calories used in children with spina bifida and determine an accurate assessment of their weight category.
"Children with spina bifida are known to have a decreased level of energy expenditure, although we cannot specify how much less as compared to their typically developing peers," Polfuss said. "Our hypothesis is that the number of calories we currently recommend parents feed their children may be higher than it should be, inadvertently contributing to excess weight gain."
For people who are not disabled, health providers can get a fairly accurate assessment of a person's weight status by measuring the person's height and weight, and then using this information to calculate a body mass index. That doesn't work well for children with spina bifida who may be unable to stand or have orthopedic complications that challenge their ability to have an accurate measure of height or weight performed, said Polfuss. If the measure of height or weight is not accurate, then the BMI is inaccurate.
The aim of the project is twofold, said Polfuss. "We want to find a feasible method of measuring body fat that can be conducted cost-effectively and accurately in the clinic – and to provide better guidance to the family on nutritional intake recommendations, with the ultimate goal of preventing and treating obesity."
The project team includes health professionals from four pediatric spina bifida programs at children's hospitals across the United States – Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, Children's Hospital of Alabama-Birmingham and Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh – who are working with 232 children.
"We are happy to help lead the effort on this important and needed research," said Nancy Korom, chief nursing officer and vice president at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. "Our mission is to have the healthiest children in the state, and through this multi-site initiative, we can improve the health of children across the nation."
The five-year grant comes from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, part of the National Institutes of Health. Additional support is provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Spina Bifida Patient Registry and the Spina Bifida Association.
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Comments about the weight of Health Minister Sarah Hoffman show sexism is still an issue for women in Alberta politics, a gender studies lecturer says.
Interim Progressive Conservative Leader Ric McIver said Monday he will investigate remarks made on Facebook by Jordan Lien, the party's vice-president in charge of southern Alberta.
Alberta Health Minister Sarah Hoffman came under attack after announcing a ban on menthol tobacco Sunday. (Travis McEwan/CBC)Lien called Hoffman "our morbidly obese health minister" while questioning the NDP government's decision to ban the sale of menthol tobacco.
Cristina Stasia, a gender studies instructor at the University of Alberta who ran for the Alberta Party in the last election, called Lien's insult "disgusting."
Stasia said past male health ministers who weren't in the best physical shape were never criticized about their weight.
"Usually when men are insulted, if it's a gender insult, we target their masculinity, less so than their appearance," Stasia said.
"But targeting women's appearance is popular because that's what we think will hurt or undermine them the most, because that's what we're taught to value best about women."
Lien's comment prompted PC party member Warren Mitchell to say he was ripping up his membership card in disgust.
"I'm done with this sh--ty party," he said on Twitter.
Lien apologized Monday afternoon after the comments came to light.
However, Stasia isn't impressed with Lien's apology.
"I think that perhaps if he replaced "dumb" with sexist and irrelevant it would be a better step towards an apology because this was a gender insult," she said. "It was targeted at her in that way."
A spokesman for Hoffman declined to comment on the remarks.
Hoffman has also been the target of similar attacks by political commentator Ezra Levant and others using anonymous accounts on Twitter.


A group of 12 Missoula property owners have filed a lawsuit against the Montana Department of Revenue this week for property valuations that they believe are "unfair." Attorney Quentin Rhoades says in the space of one year, his clients saw a radical change.
"There are some shocking examples," Rhoades says. "The range of numbers that we have are people whose property has increased by 80 percent in value in one year, and that's the low end! The 'winner' here is up 461 percent, in one year. It seems to us that that is a glaring error and it happens across all of the city of Missoula."
Of course, property valuations play into the total amount of taxes these property owners must pay.
In 2015, the Montana Legislature voted to have the Montana Department of Revenue reassess property values every two years rather than every six. Rhoades speculates that the change in law, combined with under staffing may have led to the spike in valuations.
"This is an educated guess on my part, we haven't done the discovery, the lawsuit is just starting, but this law is new," Rhoades said. "This law came into effect on January 1, 2016 so it's something new for the Department of Revenue to be administrating, and sometimes people make mistakes when things are new, they don't have experience with how to do this, they don't have sufficient staff."
Only commercial property owners are represented in this lawsuit, but Rhoades says it may pave the way for a lawsuit representing residential property owners. The lawsuit requests a declaration that the property valuation process used in Missoula County was "illegal or improper" and for a "recalculation" of plaintiff's taxes paid under protest.


You've been dreaming about your wedding day - lets be honest... since you were like five. You know exactly what you want it to look like and feel like. You are sure this will be the most amazing day of your life. But you didn't realize how much time and work was involved in planning what will probably be the biggest event of your life. What if I told you - you could have your DREAM Wedding and have a ton of fun planning it? Full coordination with Zero Stress & no unnecessary arguments with your soon-to-be husband or mother about wedding details. In fact, instead your just completely enjoying your engagement and having fun picking out florals and dresses and creating specialty one of a kind bride and groom cocktails. You have a full team of wedding experts working behind you together to orchestrate the wedding of your dreams and an event of a lifetime.There are no to-do lists for you to handle today or worrying about a million details. If you are reading this - you are probably secretly wishing - this could be you.
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We always do a complimentary initial consultation with each couple to get to know them and get a good feel for their vision. As the date draws closer we will be in communication mostly through e-mail but we may also schedule phone or in-person meetings as needed. There is always one BIG final detail meeting about a month prior to your wedding day to go over all final details.
Assist with creating a budget that lists all your different vendors and expenses. Budget management can reflect projected expenses, which you may not be aware of and give you a clear picture of where your money is going.
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If you already have a Pinterest Board we will follow you and help bring your ideas to life. If you do not, we assist with creating a Pinterest Account, Pinterest Board for all your wedding ideas. We research and contribute ideas/pins to your wedding board to help create a unique look and feel for your special day.
You can save a ton by incorporating DIY projects into your wedding. We can advise you of the best places to get different materials and items for the DIY projects and you can employ your bridal party to lend a hand in making these "from the heart" handcrafted projects.
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Once all RSVPs are collected we can put into spreadsheet and organize by last name, includes addresses, # of guests, food choices, etc. Option to have RSVP's send directly to BDE for Full Coordination Packages only.
* Please note, each venue is different, we will create a detailed site plan to scale to fit your details and needs.
We put everything together on a master timeline. Every single what, where, when and how for the bride and groom, vendors and coordinators will be scheduled down to the minute for precision, all music cues for DJ, notes and speech for Emcee, list of speech givers, order of procession, instructions for the entire vendor list and bridal party will be spelled out. We distribute this timeline to all vendors, venue, speech givers, and anyone else who needs to be "in the know".
* Please note, this sample only shows the first page of the timeline, most of our timelines are between 2 and 7 pages long.
We'll meet with your MC in advance to go over the reception timeline and his/her speech to ensure that everything runs smoothly and to eliminate any awkward moments on the day of.
We will your bridal party, friends and family lending a hand with the wedding through email or over the phone to ensure that everyone involved is in the loop and has the proper information on what time to arrive, where to meet, etc.
Assist with creating gift baskets or giveaways for out of town guests or any other special guests you'd like to recognize.
So much goes into planning your wedding, once we've received all your wedding information - contracts, balances, ideas, timelines etc. we'll schedule an in-depth meeting to go through everything. This final meeting is usually held about a month or so prior to your wedding day. Two additional in person meetings may be scheduled to go over misc. details, as needed.


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The book 'TEAM 10. an archival history' on the early history of Team 10 and the group's emergence from CIAM (International Congress of Modern Architecture) shifts the locus of the group's importance from their better-known projects of the 1960s and 70s to the group's more theoretically intense period of the late 1940s and 50s.
Extensive archival research reveals another story of TEAM 10 thinking than the one's portrayed by CIAM and Team 10 member Alison Smithson, which historians have been echoing, in one way or another, ever since. Offered here is a theoretical framework for understanding the new values that were introduced to modern architecture in postwar CIAM and the common ground that allowed this diverse group of architects and with disparate approaches to be considered, "first and foremost," modern.
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Listen, we're not sure what's in the water this summer 2018 because our favorite artists are out here giving us straight heat, and we need to quench our thirst! This summer, we've gotten hits from Cardi B, The Carters, Kanye plus his collaboration albums with Nas, Teyana Taylor, Kid Cudi and Pusha T. Now, Travis Scott has dropped his album AstroWorld and it has received rave reviews. "Travis is currently positioned to make the best album of his career," GQ magazine said prior to the release, and we can totally vouch for this! Travis gave us a whole VIBE throughout the tracklist. He blessed us with features including Drake, Frank Ocean, Swae Lee, The Weekend, Quavo, Takeoff,21 Savage, Juice Wrld & the list keeps going. As always, a great release still has some type of controversy. Travis received some heat after transgender model Amanda Lepore was omitted from his final album cover. She questioned why she was no longer in the picture which caused backlash from the LGBTQ community.


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Bontrager Family Giving Back to Community
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Even before Jayco Inc. was founded in 1968, Lloyd and Bertha Bontrager committed themselves to tithing and giving to charitable causes.
Following the sale of Jayco to Thor Industries, the family's new Bontrager Family Foundation will perpetuate giving for generations to come as part of the Community Foundation of Elkhart County.
"We wanted to continue our ability to support charities as we have in the past," said Wilbur Bontrager, chairman of the board and a member of the second of three generations involved in the business and its giving.
Pete McCown, president of the Community Foundation, said the Bontrager family has been involved with the Community Foundation for many years, but the establishment of the family foundation creates a new chapter in this relationship. "We are honored the Bontrager family saw the Community Foundation as an instrument to accomplish their charitable goals," he said. "I have the highest regard for them as a family and their heart for generosity."
The creation of the Bontrager Family Foundation allows our family to continue its tradition of giving, Wilbur said. "Family members will determine where to give gifts from the foundation. It's really a continuation of what we've done in the past," he said.
When Lloyd and Bertha Bontrager founded the company to build fold-down campers, it had just a few employees and sold 132 units in its first year. Last year Jayco sold more than 50,000 recreational vehicles.
Throughout Jayco's decades of production and growth in Middlebury, the family always remained committed to tithe (a biblical practice of giving 10 percent) from its profits. The family often supported Mennonite schools, colleges, universities, church organizations as well as national, international and local charities.
The new family foundation is one of 80 personal foundation funds that are part of the Community Foundation. The Community Foundation helps with oversight and logistics, but a family, individual or group of people act as advisors to recommend how to give from the fund or its earnings.
In the 2015-16 fiscal year, which ended June 30, 2016, the Community Foundation had a total of $16 million in donor advised funds and distributed $3.4 million in grants from them.
Family foundations such as the one the Bontragers created are becoming more common with community foundations, said McCown. There's a national trend toward families or groups capitalizing on how community foundations help manage the resources and distribute grants, he said.
The Bontragers chose to have the Community Foundation of Elkhart County help oversee its foundation because of the logistical support. "The Community Foundation is focused primarily on our Elkhart County community and has insights that can assist us in our gifting decisions," he said. "I think it'll be very helpful as future generations get increasingly involved in the giving and discernment process."
Bontrager said he believes his late father, who died in a plane crash in 1985, would be pleased with this step for the family. He gave and modeled that for his children. "The community has been good to the family and it really makes sense to continue to support our community. It's where we live," he said.


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