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Off the Hill presents 'In the extreme'
by Breanne Doyle March 2, 2022 March 10, 2022
Our panelists talk about the Climate Crisis, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the rise of the alt-right in Canada.
Karl Nerenberg, MP Leah Gazan, Chuka Ejeckam, Seth Klein, and hosts Libby Davies and Robin Browne. Credit: rabble.ca
Join rabble.ca on March 10 at 7:30PM ET for Off the Hill! rabble's live current affairs panel focuses this month on the topics you told us are top of mind: the Climate Crisis and the new, dire, IPCC report; the Russian invasion of Ukraine; and the rise of the alt-right in Canada. The news cycle is operating in extremes at the moment, and our panelists are here to break it down.
Joining the panel this month are MP Leah Gazan, rabble's senior parliamentary reporter Karl Nerenberg, rabble columnist Chuka Ejeckam, and author Seth Klein. Off the Hill is co-hosted by Libby Davies and Robin Browne.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our audience survey. Your feedback informed the focus of this panel, and future panels will address some of the many priorities you told us you want to hear about.
Register in advance for this free event via Zoom to interact and share your comments and questions with the panelists. And mark you calendar for Off the Hill: March 10, 7:30 ET / 4:3PT
Off the Hill is a fast-paced live panel on current issues of national significance. It features guests and a discussion you won't find anywhere else, centred on the impact politics and policy have on people, and on ways to mobilize to bring about progressive change in national politics — on and off the hill.
Meet our Off the Hill panel
Robin Browne is Off the Hill's co-host. Robin is a communications professional and the co-lead of the 613-819 Black Hub, living in Ottawa. His blog is The "True" North.
Libby Davies is Off the Hill's co-host and author of Outside In: a Political Memoir. She served as the MP for Vancouver East from 1997-2015, and is former NDP Deputy Leader and House Leader.
Leah Gazan is Member of Parliament for Winnipeg Centre. She is currently the NDP Critic for Children, Families, and Social Development, as well as the Deputy Critic for Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship. Leah has been a champion in the fight for a permanent guaranteed livable basic income in Canada and earlier this year was named to Maclean's 2021 Power List. She was a prominent Winnipeg lead during Idle No More and co-founded the #WeCare campaign aimed at building public will to end violence against Indigenous women and girls. Leah is a member of Wood Mountain Lakota Nation, located in Saskatchewan, Treaty 4 territory.
Seth Klein is the Team Lead and Director of Strategy with the Climate Emergency Unit. Before this, he served 22 years as the founding director of the British Columbia office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA). He is now a freelance policy consultant, speaker, researcher and writer, and author of A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency. He is also an adjunct professor with Simon Fraser University's Urban Studies program.
Karl Nerenberg is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster and filmmaker, working in both English and French languages. He is rabble's parliamentary correspondent and a regular Off the Hill panelist.
Chuka Ejeckam is a writer and policy researcher. His work focuses on inequity and inequality, drug policy, structural racism, and labour.
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Dirt Rally 2 will launch with six locations and multi-car pile ups
Codemasters is finally following up the excellent Dirt Rally. Yeah, there was a Dirt 4 after the release of Dirt Rally, but you and I know that it wasn't a patch on that beautiful, sim-like off roader.
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Frank made bold yet accurate predictions about A/E/C practice management and strategic shifts in the '80s, '90s, and '00s. Nearly all have come true. Those who integrated his prognostications have reaped the rewards.
Planning for success relying solely on past results means certain failure. Stretching your mind to engineer your next decade may be a scary proposition, but essential given inevitable changes.


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A court of general sessions was a type of court originally established as a colonial court of quarter sessions in the British North American colonies. Some of these courts continued in some form after Canada and the United States became independent countries.

These courts initially had general jurisdiction over both civil and criminal matters.

New York

In New York, the Court of Quarter Sessions was established on October 17, 1683, by the first Assembly in New York. It had jurisdiction over both civil and criminal matters until 1691, when it was restricted to felony crimes not punishable by death or life imprisonment. The court was abolished in all counties of New York except New York County (now Manhattan) by the New York Constitution of 1846. In New York County, the Court of General Sessions continued until 1962 when its scope devolved to the New York Supreme Court (a trial-level court of general jurisdiction not to be confused with the highest court of the New York system, which is called the New York Court of Appeals). At the time when it was abolished, the Court of General Sessions of New York County was the oldest criminal court in the United States.

Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, the courts of general sessions in continued until the constitution of that Commonwealth was rewritten in 1968 and the courts' jurisdiction was placed under the pre-existing Courts of Common Pleas in each county.

South Carolina
The Court of General Sessions in South Carolina originally served the entire colony and met in Charles Town. It had the same justices as the Court of Common Pleas, and it dealt with criminal cases. Some records of the court date from 1671. An act in 1785 established courts in every county. The current South Carolina Circuit Court has two divisions – the civil division, called the Court of Common Pleas, and the criminal division, called the Court of General Sessions.

Washington, D.C.
The District of Columbia has a court called the Court of General Sessions. It is part of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. However, it dates only as far back as 1963, when Congress converted the Municipal Court to the Court of General Sessions. It was combined with other courts into the Superior Court in 1970.

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Cal Poly Report — Nov. 15, 2017
Please note: Cal Poly Report will be published Nov. 22, Nov. 29 and Dec. 6. The newsletter will not be published during the winter break. Weekly publication will resume Jan. 10, 2018.
Campus Sustainability Efforts Recognized by AASHE
Cal Poly was recognized for its campus sustainability efforts by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education in an annual report honoring top-performing colleges and universities. The 2017 Sustainable Campus Index singled out best practices in schools overall and in 17 sustainability impact areas, as measured by STARS — the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System. The report, released Nov. 6, also highlighted innovative and high-impact initiatives from institutions that submitted STARS reports in the 12 months prior to July 1, 2017. "Recognition by AASHE underscores our campus commitment to sustainability," said Dennis Elliot, director of energy, utilities, and sustainability. "We continue to work toward the goal of transforming Cal Poly into a carbon-neutral campus by 2050." Cal Poly achieved STARS silver status in 2017 with a score of 62.57 under the four-tier rating system: platinum (85 points), gold (65 points), silver (45 points) and bronze (25 points). Two Cal Poly programs received kudos. In 2016, students designed and constructed a 5-kilowatt solar array on the roof of the BioResource and Agricultural Engineering Building using solar panels donated by the SunPower Corp. AASHE also singled out Cal Poly's Real Food Cooperative for its goal to supply more real food products to the campus community and provide students with a Learn by Doing opportunity to manage and establish a food service operation. Read more here.
Cal Poly Unveils Interactive E-book Version of 'More than a Motto'
An interactive e-book version of "More than a Motto: The Meaning Behind Cal Poly's Learn by Doing Signature" is available free online, with additional content not included in the print edition. "Video interviews, slideshows and original text bring to life the extraordinary ways Learn by Doing is enacted by students, faculty and staff at Cal Poly," said Brian Greenwood, lead author and associate professor in the university's Experience Industry Management Department. The interactive e-book provides a dynamic format in which to read, watch and hear about 22 unique case studies and learn about the impact the Learn by Doing philosophy has on students, faculty, alumni and the community. Part of a larger, three-year project that kicked off with a campus conference in May 2015 and resulted in a hardbound display book that was published by University Graphic Systems last May, the e-book can be viewed and downloaded from the More than a Motto website: https://morethanamotto.calpoly.edu/more-motto-e-book-chapters.
Get an Update on Collective Impact at Cal Poly on Nov. 28
The Office of University Diversity and Inclusion (OUDI) held two forums during fall quarter to inform participants about the "collective impact framework" and gain input about potential strategy groups for collaboration on diversity and inclusion. OUDI has compiled the feedback, developed a preliminary plan for collective impact at Cal Poly and would like to share it with the campus community. Faculty, staff and students are invited to hear a report from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 28, in Chumash Auditorium (Room 204) in the University Union. Questions? Email diversity@calpoly.edu or call ext. 6-2250.
Dream Center to Host National Educator's Coming Out Day on Nov. 16
The Dream Center invites the campus community to participate in National Educator's Coming Out Day, part of a national effort to encourage educators who work with and support undocumented students' educational attainment to publicly "come out" to show their support. The purpose of the day is to begin developing public momentum and a narrative associated with undocumented youths' educational attainment rates and to spark conversations with educational institutions on how they can support undocumented student populations. Join us in becoming visible allies for the success of undocumented students at Cal Poly. The event will be held from 11 a.m. to noon Thursday, Nov. 16, in the UU Plaza. Learn more about the event and the services provided at the Dream Center at https://dreamcenter.calpoly.edu/.
Cal Poly Logging Team Wins First Place at Timber Sports Competition
The logging team, an intercollegiate team of male and female students involved in traditional forestry field skills, won the Cal Conclave collegiate logging competition held on campus Nov. 4. Students competed in three teams of eight, based on a combination of ability, improvement and commitment to the competition. Professor Samantha Gill is the team's advisor. Bioresource and agricultural engineering junior Will Kraemer emerged as the top male competitor, winning the title "Bull of the Woods." Cal Poly will host the 79th annual Association of Western Forestry Clubs Logging Sports Conclave, the largest annual collegiate competition of its kind, in spring 2018. Read more here.
Graduation Success Rate for Student-Athletes Remains at 80 Percent
The graduation success rate among Cal Poly's 550 student-athletes remained at 80 percent for the second straight year, according to the NCAA Graduation Rates Report released by the NCAA this week. That figure represents an 11 percent increase over Cal Poly's GSR over the past seven years. In addition, Cal Poly's federal graduation rate of 70 percent for the football program is second among the 13 football-playing schools in the Big Sky Conference. The current Graduation Rates Report compiles data about students and student-athletes entering as freshmen in 2010, the most recent graduating class for which the required six years of information is available. Six of Cal Poly's athletic teams posted a GSR of over 90 percent. They include men's golf (pictured above), men's tennis, men's soccer, women's basketball, women's soccer and women's swimming and diving. Read more here.
University Honors Students Provide a Fall Bounty to GleanSLO
A group of 18 Honors Program students and a faculty member helped harvest more than 1,000 pounds of red bell peppers during an Oct. 21 gleaning project at Talley Farms in Arroyo Grande. GleanSLO, a program of the Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County that brings together volunteers to salvage produce that would otherwise go to waste, received the fall bounty. The event was part of GleanSLO's third annual Glean805, a four-day effort to provide fresh, local produce for hungry families in the county, while drawing awareness to greater gleaning efforts in the Tri-County region, said Roxanne Sanders, the Paso Robles-based organization's project manager. "We're very reliant on volunteers," Sanders said. "We wouldn't be able to do the work we do without them. We encourage any Cal Poly student to get involved. This particular group seemed to really like it. It can be eye-opening to students." Kathy Phi, a business and honors student who helped coordinate with the nonprofit, said the Honors Program gives her counterparts an opportunity "to help out in the local community. Honors students from all different grade levels spent their Saturday working together with GleanSLO staff. The students had a great time volunteering and are looking forward to more opportunities in the future."
Faculty and Staff Mixer to be Held at Myron's on Nov. 16
Myron's, Cal Poly's bistro-style restaurant, is offering a taste of Louisiana during its faculty and staff mixer from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16. The mixer will offer a special tasting of gumbo and grits, shrimp po'boy sandwiches, Cajun fries, wedge salad and a cookie tray. The cost, which includes two glasses of beer or wine, is $6 per guest. Myron's is located upstairs in the Dining Complex (No. 19), across from the Recreation Center. For more information, visit https://www.calpolydining.com/myrons/.
Effective Presentation Course Series Now Being Offered Free to Employees
Faculty and staff members are invited to take the Skillsoft course series, "Making the Most of Your Presentations." Presentation excellence can be achieved when the standard of your delivery matches the quality of your content. In this series, participants will learn how to define and understand an audience's characteristics, knowledge, needs and responses. Participants will also learn how to organize a presentation's timing, purpose, key points and approach. Additionally, they'll learn about different presentation methods and when those methods are most effectively used. Having diligently prepared for a presentation, those presenting need to make sure their delivery is engaging, enthusiastic, composed and confident. Participants will learn techniques for managing stage fright and using their voice and body language to deliver a message clearly and effectively. Finally, they'll learn how to deal with audience questions in a Q&A session and the impact this has on credibility.
New NINJIO Training Video Available on Protecting Your Device and Data
Do you know how to keep your devices secure while on the go? Check out this month's new five-minute NINJIO information security training video, featuring a fictional company dealing with a massive data breach, reminiscent of the recent Equifax event, that all started with a CEO charging his smartphone while traveling. Watch and learn about the security risk we all face when charging our mobile devices, along with tips to protect your personal information. NINJIO releases a new story-based video every month aimed at spreading awareness about timely cybersecurity concepts. All videos are available through Skillsoft, under the Staff and Faculty Training tab on the My Cal Poly Portal.
Accessible Document Design Workshops to be Offered Weekly
Cal Poly is committed to creating a culture of access for an inclusive learning environment. This means ensuring that all campus electronic and information technology resources, including course materials, are fully accessible to students with disabilities. The Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology is dedicated to helping faculty create accessible course materials. Join the CTLT for one of its Accessible Document Design Workshops to create an accessible Word document with hands-on guidance. Workshops are offered weekly through Dec. 1 in Kennedy Library (No. 35), Room 209. Bring your own laptop for this 90-minute workshop. The facilitator, Instructional Designer/Accessibility Specialist Pam Dougherty, can be reached at padouge@calpoly.edu. View the workshop dates and register at https://ctlt.calpoly.edu/accessible-document-design.
Dec. 7 Workshop Focuses on Increasing Female Faculty in STEM Careers
Sue Rosser, special advisor of research development and external partnerships for the CSU Chancellor's Office, will be the keynote speaker at a campuswide presentation from 8:30 to 10 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 7, in the PAC Pavilion. The event, sponsored by Provost Kathleen Enz Finken, is about supporting and increasing the participation of female faculty in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) academic careers. Rosser will share her experiences making effective, sustainable change within university systems as well as her research findings on STEM equity and power. After the presentation, she'll host a discussion in the Bonderson Engineering Project Center (No. 197), Room 203, with STEM faculty about their experiences at Cal Poly. Rosser is involved in several Advanc grants, which seek to increase the participation and advancement of women in academic science and engineering careers around the nation, and she supports Cal Poly's efforts to address STEM equity issues on campus through the pursuit of a National Science Foundation Institutional Transformation Advance grant. Please RSVP by Friday, Dec. 1. Questions? Contact mlsinger@calpoly.edu for more information.
Drop-In Training Sessions to be Held on Curriculum Management System
Are you a faculty member new to the online Curriculum Management system used for submitting 2019-21 catalog proposals, or would you like a refresher? Drop-in/open lab training sessions will be held on the following dates (no RSVP required):
— 11:10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Nov. 15, in Kennedy Library (No. 35), Room 217D.
— 11:10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Nov. 28, in Kennedy Library (No. 35), Room 217D.
Schedule a one-on-one or group training session by sending an email to catalog@calpoly.edu.
International Center Seeking Employees to Host Students for Thanksgiving
The International Center is seeking staff and faculty members to host international students on Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 23). A small number of international students remain in the area during Thanksgiving, and the International Center wants to give those students the opportunity to experience a traditional Thanksgiving celebration. Consider opening your home to an international student on Thanksgiving Day and engage in a unique cross-cultural experience! Interested in being a host? Fill out an interest form by Nov. 16. Questions? Email intlservices@calpoly.edu.
Extended Education to Offer Winter Drawing and Painting Classes
Extended Education will offer two drawing classes during winter quarter. They include:
Drawing with Mixed Media: 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays starting Jan. 6 through Feb. 10, 2018. Create painterly drawings of still life subjects or interiors. Use charcoal, gouache and tinted paper to create a masterpiece. Choose a range of color accents and textured paper to enhance any work. The enrollment deadline is Dec. 15.
Drawing and Sketching Pets, Animals and Birds: 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays from Feb. 17 through March 24, 2018. Learn to portray animals and birds in their environment. Use pencils, pens and watercolors to capture any subject. Discover how to simply depict fur, feathers, backgrounds and other details. The enrollment deadline is Dec. 31. Learn more here or call ext. 6-2053.
Campus Dining Seeks Feedback to Build a Better Dining Experience
As part of its "Build a Better Dining Experience" campaign, Campus Dining is inviting members of the campus community to share their thoughts and opinions in exchange for a chance at prizes. The survey is intended to generate feedback that will drive key decisions about the future of the dining program. The effort is aimed at providing on-trend dining options and world-class facilities for the university. Students, faculty and staff who participate in the survey will be entered in a contest to win one of several prizes. The drawing includes one GoPro Hero 6, one Cal Poly Cornhole set, and an Amazon Echo Plus. The survey takes under 10 minutes to complete and can be accessed online at surveymonkey.com/r/DDG7GGD. The survey can be accessed through Sunday, Nov. 17.
New Mindfulness Meditation Group
A new mindfulness meditation group will meet from 12:10 to 1 p.m. every Monday in the Erhart Agriculture Building (No. 10), Room 201. Mindfulness meditation is a non-religious exercise of paying attention to your present-moment experience. Many people find it calming and relaxing. No experience is necessary. Faculty, staff and students are welcome. For more information, contact political science Professor Matthew J. Moore at mmoore02@calpoly.edu or ext. 6-2895.
Buffalo Burger in the Middle of the James Beard Competition Field
Cal Poly's Buffalo Mushroom Burger is in the middle of the field as voting continues in the Blended Burger Project: Campus Edition competition. The Blended Burger Project: Campus Edition is a new innovative program by the James Beard Foundation that allows college campuses to submit their own version of the "The Blend," a burger made with a mixture of mushroom and any ground meat of the chef's choosing. The burger will be judged on three criteria: taste, health and sustainability. The winner is determined by online voting. Participants can vote once a day at calpolydining.com/vote through Dec. 15. When they vote, they are entered to win a $1,000 on-campus gift certificate or $100 VISA gift card. Executive Chef Ken Kline created a ground buffalo, sage and portabella mushroom burger topped off with agave caramelized onions, arugula, Havarti cheese and fresh sliced tomatoes in an Edna Bakery whole wheat bun with oats and sesame seeds. The Mushroom Buffalo Burger is available at Canyon Café, Bishop Craft Burger and Campus Market for a limited time.
PK-12 Educator Symposium on Supporting Immigrant Students and Their Families Set for Dec. 2
Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend the PK-12 Educator Symposium: Supporting Immigrant Students and Their Families from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec. 2, in the BioResource and Agricultural Education Building (No. 8), Room 123. Guest speakers include teachers from local schools and education programs. A reception will follow. This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the School of Education, the Dream Center and the Central Coast Coalition for Undocumented Student Success (CCC-USS). For more information, visit the CCC-USS Facebook page or email ccc.undocu@gmail.com. The Central Coast Coalition for Undocumented Student Success is dedicated to creating and sustaining a system to support undocumented students in our region so that they can achieve their personal and professional goals. The next meeting for the coalition is from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec.7, at Jaffa Cafe in Arroyo Grande (206 E. Branch St.). New members are welcome.
Free Legal Advice for Students, Faculty and Staff
Need legal advice? How about free legal advice? ASI has contracted with San Luis Obispo attorney Jeff Radding for the past 32 years to provide free legal advice to the campus community. This service is available to currently enrolled students, faculty and staff. Radding provides a free, 15-minute consultation by scheduled appointment. No matter what the issue, advice and guidance are available. Legal consultation can provide the foundation to take the most effective steps necessary for any situation. Fall quarter appointments are now available from noon to 2 p.m. on the following Fridays: Nov. 17 and Dec. 1. To schedule an appointment, call the ASI Business Office at ext. 6-1281. Consultations are held in the ASI Business Office conference room, located on the second floor of the UU in Room 212.
Presentation to be Held Nov. 27 on New Technology to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
The Office of Research and Economic Development is sponsoring a presentation, "How to Save the World, or Carbon Capture by Temperature Swing Adsorption," by John Dunning, a Cal Poly Research Scholar in Residence. He will discuss a developing technology that can capture carbon dioxide and contain the gas so that it cannot contribute to global warming. The presentation will be held at 4:10 p.m. Monday, Nov. 27, in Kennedy Library (No. 35), Room 209. All faculty, staff, students and community members are welcome. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Allie Walter in the Office of Research and Economic Development at abwalter@calpoly.edu or ext. 6-5153, or visit the Research Scholars in Residence website.
International Education Week Keynote Talk to be Held Nov. 15
As part of International Education Week, a keynote presentation will be made by Carol Silverman, a cultural anthropologist and folklorist who has been involved with Balkan music and culture for more than 30 years as a researcher, teacher, activist and performer. She also explores the phenomenon of "Gypsy" music in relation to issues of appropriation, representation and the negotiation of identities in the world music market. Silverman will speak from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, in Spanos Theatre. The talk is a collaboration with the College of Liberal Arts and the Social Sciences Department. The event is free; seating is on a first-come basis. A parking permit is required; event parking is $10 per vehicle. Learn more at www.international.calpoly.edu/iew-2017/keynote.html. The full schedule of International Education Week events is available here.
Fall Jazz Concert Set for Dec. 1
The University Jazz Bands will present the annual Fall Jazz Concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1, in Spanos Theatre. The musical diversity that has always characterized jazz will be showcased as the jazz bands perform funk from Tower of Power, the Latin jazz of Tito Puente and Mario Bauza, traditional jazz by Miles Davis and Joe Henderson, contemporary jazz by Pat Metheny and more. Two big bands featuring four trumpets, four trombones, five saxophones, a rhythm section and vocalist will demonstrate the "wall of sound" for which big bands are famous. Two jazz combos will also perform. The bands are directed by Paul Rinzler, Cal Poly's director of jazz studies. Tickets for the concert are sold at the Cal Poly Ticket Office, ext. 6-4849. For more information, visit the Music Department calendar website or call ext. 6-2406.
Cal Poly Choirs to Present 'Holiday Kaleidoscope' Dec. 2
The Cal Poly Choirs, led by Scott Glysson, will present the festive "Holiday Kaleidoscope" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, in the Performing Arts Center. PolyPhonics, the University Singers and Early Music Ensemble will be joined in the concert by three local high school choirs: Cabrillo (Lompoc), Morro Bay and San Luis Obispo. Additional special guests will be featured, including string and brass players and special guest speakers. Works to be perfomed include "Magnificat in G Major" by Charles Stanford, a selection from the "All Night Vigil" by Sergei Rachmaninoff, and various arrangements of popular carols and seasonal tunes. Newer works include "Serenity" by Ola Gjeilo, "The Rune of Hospitality" by jazz composer Alf Houkom, and a spiritual setting by Moses Hogan. Audience members can participate in a carol sing-along. Staff member Paul Woodring will accompany the choirs on piano and organ. Jennifer Peterson conducts the Cabrillo High School choir, Holly Banfield conducts the Morro Bay High School choir and Colleen Chester conducts the San Luis Obispo High School choir. Tickets for the concert are sold at the Cal Poly Ticket Office, ext. 6-4849. For more information, visit the Music Department calendar website or call ext. 6-2406.
Symphony Opens Season with 'Music from the New World' on Dec. 3
The Cal Poly Symphony conducted by David Arrivée will be joined by composer and mandolin soloist Jeff Midkiff for its Fall Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3, in the Performing Arts Center. Midkiff (at left) will perform his Concerto for Mandolin and Orchestra, "From the Blue Ridge." The concerto draws on the composer's deep experience in the bluegrass musical tradition and reflects his own roots in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Midkiff has performed the concerto across the nation, including a performance with the Boulder Philharmonic at the Kennedy Center. The symphony will also perform Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, "From the New World," written in 1893. Dvořák wrote to a friend, "The Americans expect great things of me. I am to show them the way into the Promised Land, the realm of a new, independent art, in short a national style of music!" While Dvořák did draw upon American sources such as spirituals, plantation songs and Native American melodies, he created a masterpiece that never leaves his native Bohemia far behind. Tickets for the concert are sold at the Cal Poly Ticket Office, ext. 6-4849. For more information, visit the Music Department calendar website or call ext. 6-2406.
Wednesday, Nov. 15
Men's Basketball vs. Holy Names, Mott Athletics Center, 7 p.m.
Women's Basketball vs. Grand Canyon, Mott Athletics Center, 11 a.m.
Women's Basketball vs. Robert Morris, Mott Athletics Center, 2 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 26
Women's Basketball vs. San Francisco, Mott Athletics Center, noon.
Tuesday, Nov. 28
Women's Basketball vs. CSU Monterey Bay, Mott Athletics Center, 5 p.m.
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Executive and Academic Management Employment Opportunities
Candidates are asked to visit the online employment web site to view detailed information about the following vacancies and to complete the management application to apply for the positions shown below. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Submit all requested application materials as attachments to your online application. For assistance, call Academic Personnel at ext. 6-6574.
#104620 — Associate Vice Provost for Academic Programs (Administrator III — internal recruitment open to full-time Cal Poly employees with tenured full professor rank and status in an academic department), Academic Programs and Planning. Open until filled. Review begin date extended to Nov. 17.
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Digital Print Manager, Print and Copy, $51,792-$61,000 per year.
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Lead UI/UX Designer, Project Jupyter, $59,716 - $89,585 per year.
Building Service Worker, $14.30 per hour plus excellent benefits. Position closes Nov. 24.


Vaping, just like anything else, started from something small and has since evolved into a huge way of life that nearly everyone knows about. Though it took a while to pick up steam, that small, first vaporizer device can actually be traced back to the year 1963! We've come a long way since then with vape mods such as the box mod and the mechanical mod. Here's how it began.
It all started in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, with a patent by a man named Herbert A. Gilbert. Dubbing it the "smokeless, non-tobacco cigarette," Gilbert's intention was to create something other than combustion to achieve the satisfaction of nicotine ingestion. In an interview with James Duncan, Gilbert stated that he just had to find an alternative, and he wanted to do so with heated and flavored air.
Due to the times and availability of equipment, Gilbert had a hard time finding someone to actually bring his patented invention to life, thus resulting in the expiration of his patent. Though that particular model never came to fruition, ideas were spawned and the first e-cigarette came to life.
In 2003, a Chinese medical researcher named Hon Lik had the idea of using ultrasound technology to vaporize liquid that contained nicotine. He didn't use a battery powered coil to run the device; he used electricity from the battery to heat the liquid and power it. This was the first of its kind and was released to the world around 2005-2006. These are what are now known as Cig-a-likes!
Then, two British entrepreneurs, Umer and Tariq Sheikh, came up with a heating coil and the eliquid chamber, also known as an atomizer. This is where the first cartomizer came from, and this is where vaporizing began to gain attention.
Between 2009-2010, ecigs slowly began to change and not look so much like analog cigarettes. The invention of the first mech mod can be attributed to a father and son pair known as Trog and Mrog. They turned a flashlight into a vape mod that was called the ScrewDriver mod. eGo style vape batteries like the one used in the ScrewDriver began to gain popularity around then because the battery had a much longer life.
Clearomizers became the next big thing in 2011, using wicking that hung loose from the top of the vape tank and fed ejuice to the coils. Before then, the only thing available was a clearomizer that was disposable, and most people did not see that as an advantage.
This was also the year that mechanical mods became popular, and the variable voltage on them changed everything. From there, cartomizer tanks came out, allowing vapers to use their ecigs for longer without needing to refill as frequently. Vape batteries were also being crafted to better suit the ecig mods, and offer more customization when it came to the shapes and sizes of these initial mods.
Now, there are so many types of ecigs out there that it can be almost overwhelming trying to determine what you should buy, and it all started with a little spark of creativity and drive back in 1963!
I never stopped to think about the history of electronic cigarettes. This was really interesting. I started using an e-cig back in 2011, so I can remember a lot of these things. My first electronic cigarette was a cheap vape that had an atomizer. I got tired of the thing pretty fast and got one with clearomizers which everyone was saying were so advanced. Now, I have a sub ohm vape. It's amazing to think how far it's all come. I can't even imagine what the mech mods and electronic cigarettes of tomorrow might be like.
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Sec. of State site still not posting full results (only at 97.57%)…As of 1:30 am here is where we stand. The count is Democrats with 24 seats and Republicans with 22 seats. Still yet to come in is SD 42, SD 4 (likely Republican), and SD 30. These numbers will add up to 49 when they come in pending the SD 22 Pat Ward special election.
As the results come in we will update the chart below untill control of the chamber is determined.
Keeping in mind Republicans hold a 13 to 11 advantage in holdover seats as the evening began, and that there are 4 Republican seats going unnopposed, we are tracking 22 races in total. They are in three categories, 1) heavily favored by one party or the other, 2) seats leaning tp one Party or the other, and 3) the 5 crucial toss-ups.
SD 40 - Projection holds, Repub. wins                                         SD 50 - Projection holds, Dem. wins.
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SD 46 -  Projection wrong, Dem. Brase Wins                        SD 44 - Projection holds, Courtney wins.
SD 38 - Projection holds, Repub. wins .                                SD 42 - Projection wrong, Rep. Kruse wins.
SD 24  -  Projection holds, Repub. wins.                                SD 8 - Projection holds, Gronstal wins.
SD 14 – Projection holds, Repub. wins.
SD 49 -Â Democrat Hart wins.
SD 48 -Â Republican Dan Zumbach wins.
SD 36 -Â Democrat Sodders wins.
SD 30 -Â Democrat Danielson wins.
SD 26 -Â Democrat Mary Jo Wilhelm wins (120 vote margin-recount likely).
If TCR Iowa's Projections of likely and leaner seat above are correct, Republicans will need just 2 of the 5 toss-ups.


Weather experts say parts of Lincolnshire could be hit with more snow amid warning that the country could be hit by a Polar blast.
The Weather Channel are warning of hand-numbingly cold temperatures next weekend as an arctic front arrives on British soil from northern Europe with a blizzard also being muted as being possible.
Forecasters predict a number of wintry showers over the coming week and with parts of the UK at low levels including the Midlands having snow fall.
Final 'Supermoon' of the year appears TODAY - and it promises to be spectacular!
A picture of the where the snow is expected to hit seems to suggest the Lincolnshire coastline will be affected.
Prior to this the UK is expected to experience high winds, gale force gusts and stormy conditions due to a deep area of low pressure.
Rain is expected to land on Thursday but cold air from the North Pole is tipped to turn that into snow.
There may be an odd bright spell, but it will feel mightily cold due to those Polar winds and overnight frosts.
Forecaster Katie Greening, of The Weather Channe l, said snow could fall at lower levels as far south as the south-east and Midlands by Saturday. Europe will also be hammered by the Polar blast with blizzards and heavy snow sweeping across the near continent.


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Euphonix war eine professionelle Firma für Tontechnik mit Sitz in Mountain View, Vereinigte Staaten. Euphonix produzierte in den späten 1980ern die erste erfolgreiche Linie von großen, digital kontrollierten analogen Audio-Mischpulten und hat seitdem in komplett digitale Systeme expandiert. Im Jahr 2010 wurde das Unternehmen von Avid übernommen.

Geschichte

Gründung durch IPO
Der Ansatz von Euphonix, digitale Logik zu nutzen, um mehrere analoge Signal-Eingänge zu verarbeiten, entspringt ursprünglich Ideen von Scott Silfvast. Tagsüber beschäftigt bei Stanford Research Systems (SRS), entwickelte er nachts die Vorläufer-Konzepte für das, was später Euphonix' erstes Produkt werden sollte, der Crescendo. Der Designer Adam Reif, ebenfalls ein Angestellter von SRS, schloss sich Scott im Jahr 1988 an, um Euphonix in einer Garage in Palo Alto hinter Scott's Wohnsitz zu starten. Zur gleichen Zeit designte der jüngere Bruder Rob Silfvast den vier-Kanal Equalizer von Crescendo, eine ihrer kennzeichnenden Technologien, als seine Abschlussarbeit an der Universität von Arizona. Kurz danach stießen Andrew Kalman (der ebenfalls bei SRS mit Scott und Adam gearbeitet hatte) und sein Zimmergenosse an der Stanford University, Russ Kadota, zum Team dazu, um die Firmware und die Software wiederum für den Crescendo zu entwickeln.

Anfangs war Euphonix privat finanziert. Viele der frühen Investoren waren Freunde und Familienangehörige der Mitarbeiter. Als die Lohnliste und die Geschwindigkeit des Geldflusses zunahmen, wurde das private Investment abgesichert. Industrie-Veteranen wurden eingestellt, als die Firma aus der Garage herauswuchs und in ein größeres Gebäude umzog – unter demselben Dach wie Fry's Electronics in Palo Alto, California.

Der Name Euphonix
Noch bei SRS, zog Scott verschiedene Namen für die zukünftige Firma in Betracht und war sehr angetan von dem Wort "euphonic", was "von gutem Sound" meinte. Schlussendlich wurde der Name "Euphonix" angenommen. Im Jahr 2004 geriet Euphonix in eine Auseinandersetzung um das Markenzeichen mit Euphonic Audio, Inc.

IPO
Euphonix ging 1995 an die Börse, die NASDAQ (EUPH). Wie viele andere Unternehmen des Silicon Valley sank ihr Börsenwert über die nächsten Jahre und dementsprechend wurde Euphonix wieder ausgelistet.

Heute
Euphonix' Kunde, Dieter Meier von der Band  Yello, erwarb letztendlich einen bestimmenden Anteil an der Firma und übernahm sie in den privaten Sektor. Im April 2010 wurde Euphonix von Avid erworben. So konnte die Firma bis heute als Premium-Anbieter von Audio-Elektronik für eine Vielzahl von anderen industriellen Bereichen fortgeführt werden.

Wirkung in der Tonträger-Industrie
Euphonix' Eintritt in den professionellen Tonträger-Markt implementierte eine Technologie, die die Arbeitsmethoden signifikant verbesserte und ebenso die Wirtschaftlichkeit von Musikproduktionen und Produktionen von Ton für Film und Fernsehen. Das grundlegend neue Design von Euphonix gewann etliche Industriepreise. Die Systemintegration war immer ein wichtiger Aspekt der Entwicklung von Euphonix-Produkten.

Mischpulte

Entwicklung
Das erste Crescendo-System wurde im Jahr 1990 an die Poolside Studios (jetzt Outpost Studios) in San Francisco ausgeliefert. Crescendo wandelte sich in CSII und zum Schluss in CS2000 und CS3000. Auf diesem Weg gewann es ein schnelleres Interface (10 Mbit/s) zum Computer mit dem Z180-basierten APU Modul, wurde vollautomatisch, wurde mit Flachbildschirm-Displays ausgestattet und mit motorbetriebenen Fadern, wuchs in der Größe auf 102 Kanäle via zweier Audio Mainframes und einem breiteren Mix Controller Schema, wurde vielen kosmetischen und Verpackungs-Verbesserungen unterzogen und wurde erweitert mit externen Modulen (zum Beispiel dem Cube und dem ES108 dynamischen Prozessor).

Nutzer
Euphonix' analoges Pult fand schnell Freunde unter Musikern, Komponisten, Fernsehstationen, Post-Production-Häusern, Opernhäusern und anderen  Veranstaltern rund um die Welt. Bekannte frühe Anwender sind die Filmkomponisten Hans Zimmer und A.R. Rahman.

Ende des Produktlebenszyklus
Ab 1999 wurde die Crescendo/CSII/CS2000/CS3000-Linie Stück um Stück auslaufen gelassen und ersetzt durch Euphonix' System 5 volldigitales Pult. Mehrere hundert Crescendo/CSII/CS2000/CS3000-Pulte sind noch heute in Gebrauch.

Weblinks
 Website von Euphonix

Einzelnachweise

Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Mountain View, Kalifornien)
Produzierendes Unternehmen (Mountain View, Kalifornien)
Tontechnik


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Richard Thurmond Chatham (* 16. August 1896 in Elkin, North Carolina; † 5. Februar 1957 in Durham, North Carolina) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker. Er vertrat den Bundesstaat North Carolina als Abgeordneter im US-Repräsentantenhaus zwischen 1949 und 1957.

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Frühe Jahre und beruflicher Aufstieg
Richard Chatham wurde am 16. August 1896 als einziger Sohn von Hugh Gwyn und Martha Lenoir Chatham geboren. Sein Großvater war Alexander Chatham, Begründer der Chatham Manufacturing Company. Richard besuchte die öffentliche Schule und die Woodberry Forest School in Orange, Virginia. Danach ging er von 1915 bis 1916 auf die University of North Carolina und von 1916 bis 1917 auf die Yale University, verließ aber das College, um in die United States Navy einzutreten, in der er bis 1919 diente.

Im Juli 1919 begann Chatham in seinem Familienbetrieb, Chatham Manufacturing, zu arbeiten, den weltgrößten Deckenhersteller. Nach seiner Tätigkeit als Kassenwart wurde er 1929 deren Präsident und 1945 deren Vorstandsvorsitzender. Während seines Vorsitzes verzeichnete das Unternehmen ein beträchtliches Wachstum.

Von 1942 bis 1945 diente Chatham wieder in der US Navy im Bureau of Ordnance, der seit 1959 nicht mehr existierenden Behörde für Nachschub, und dem Büro des Marineministers. Er erreichte in der U.S. Naval Reserve den Rang des Kommandeurs und ihm wurde der Bronze Star zuerkannt, sowie von der niederländischen Regierung der Royal Order of Nassau with Swords.

Politische Laufbahn
Mit seiner bis dahin nur geringen politischen Erfahrung als Landbeamter im Forsyth County unternahm Chatham 1946 den Versuch, als Demokrat für den Kongress zu kandidieren, scheiterte aber. Er wurde erst 1948 und dann noch drei weitere Male in den Kongress wiedergewählt.

Während seiner Amtszeit im Kongress war er Mitglied des auswärtigen Ausschusses und Verfechter der Anerkennung Chinas, darüber hinaus hat er den Marshallplan unterstützt. Bemerkenswert war, dass er das Southern Manifesto 1956 nicht unterzeichnet hat, ein Schreiben, das sich gegen die Rassenintegration an den öffentlichen Einrichtungen aussprach. Das hatte zur Folge, dass Chatham den Rückhalt in der Demokratischen Partei verlor und in der Primary für die Kongresswahl Ralph James Scott unterlag.

Spätere Jahre
Chatham war Kurator der University of North Carolina und der Woodberry Forest School; Präsident der Handelskammer von Winston-Salem und Mitglied der nationalen Wollherstellervereinigung, der American Legion und der Veterans of Foreign Wars.

1948 arbeitete er für die Denkmalpflege North Carolinas und für die Erschließungsbehörde. Des Weiteren war er Präsident der North Carolina Milchhändlervereinigung.

Familie
Chatham heiratete 1919 Lucy Hogin Hanes und hatte zwei Söhne, Hugh Gwyn II. und Richard Thurmond, Jr. Nach Lucys Tod heiratete Chatham 1950 Patricia Firestone Coyner. Das Ehepaar hatte einen Sohn, Walter Firestone, geboren 1952. Chatham verstarb am 5. Februar 1957 in Durham, North Carolina. Er wurde in Winston-Salem, North Carolina beerdigt.

Sein Grundbesitz hatte einen Wert von beinahe 2.000.000 $, von den 250.000 $ für die Gründung der Chatham Foundation, eines karitativen Trustes zu Unterstützung der Bildung, verwendet wurden.

Weblinks

 Kurzbiographie und Verzeichnis des schriftlichen Nachlasses von Richard Thurmond Chatham (engl.) bei der Southern Historical Collection an der University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Mitglied des Repräsentantenhauses der Vereinigten Staaten für North Carolina
Mitglied der Demokratischen Partei (Vereinigte Staaten)
Träger der Bronze Star Medal
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1896
Gestorben 1957
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Old things are cute ! Every time i look at an antique camera or a vaccum tube i understand what a long way we've passed to the world we're living in today. A lot of talented people have been building it for many years.


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David Gerald Unsworth (Chorley, 16 oktober 1973) is een Engels voormalig voetballer die doorgaans als centrale verdediger of linksachter speelde. Hij speelde 302 wedstrijden voor Everton in de Premier League en kwam een keer uit voor het Engels voetbalelftal.

Clubcarrière

Everton
Unsworth begon zijn professionele loopbaan bij Everton, de club waarvoor hij afgezien van een korte periode bij West Ham United, twaalf seizoenen zou spelen. Unsworths bijnaam op Goodison Park luistert naar de naam Rhino (Neushoorn). Hij debuteerde tegen Tottenham Hotspur in april 1992 en in zijn eerste seizoenen kreeg de centrale verdediger vaak zijn kans. Unsworths situatie veranderde helemaal vanaf 1994, na de benoeming van Joe Royle als manager. Unsworth werd een basispion.

Onder leiding van Royle en als deel van een ploeg die werd aangedreven door sterspeler Anders Limpar won hij met Everton de FA Cup in 1995, door in de finale met 1-0 te winnen van Manchester United. Unsworth speelde de hele wedstrijd als centrale verdediger, aan de zijde van aanvoerder en clubicoon Dave Watson. Later waren David Weir en Alan Stubbs zijn partners achterin. Hij werd één keer opgeroepen voor het Engels voetbalelftal en speelde negentig minuten mee tegen Japan op 3 juni 1995 (2-1).

Unsworth was in zijn tweede periode bij The Toffees onbetwist basisspeler. Hij kwam in de loondienst van Everton aan 304 wedstrijden en 34 doelpunten in de Engelse hoogste klasse – hij speelde twee duels in de First Division voor de oprichting van de Premier League.

West Ham United en Aston Villa

Tussendoor kwam de centrale verdediger uit voor West Ham United en Aston Villa. Hij speelde gedurende het seizoen 1997/98 in totaal 32 competitiewedstrijden voor West Ham United, waarin hij twee keer scoorde. Hij speelde geen minuut voor Aston Villa, waar hij minder dan een maand onder contract stond in 1998. Hij gaf aan dat zijn familie zich niet lekker voelde in Birmingham, de thuisstad van Villa.

Portsmouth

Na zijn tweede periode bij Everton kwam Unsworth uit voor Portsmouth, waar de centrale verdediger transfervrij neerstreek in de zomer van 2004 en waarmee hij nog steeds actief was in de Premier League. Bij zijn debuut voor Pompey scoorde hij tegen Birmingham City de gelijkmaker vanop de stip (1-1). Unsworth scoorde nogmaals uit een strafschop in wat een overwinning werd voor Portsmouth tegen Manchester United op 30 oktober 2004 (2-0). Harry Redknapp, die aan het seizoen begon als manager, werd in november 2004 de laan uitgestuurd. In zijn plaats kwam Velimir Zajec, waarna Unsworth zijn plaats in het elftal verloor.

Unsworth werd vanaf de winter uitgeleend aan tweedeklasser Ipswich Town. Hij speelde zestien wedstrijden voor Ipswich in het voorjaar van 2005 en trof doel bij zijn debuut op het veld van Sheffield United.

Sheffield United

Unsworth verkaste in de zomer van 2005 naar tweedeklasser Sheffield United, dat hem transfervrij overnam van Portsmouth. De centrale verdediger dwong in het seizoen 2005/06 met Sheffield United promotie af naar de Premier League, onder impuls van aanvoerder Chris Morgan en Phil Jagielka. Unsworth had een klein aandeel met twee doelpunten, waarvan één op strafschop. Hij maakte mee de overstap naar de Premier League, maar verloor zijn basisplaats.

Latere carrière

In januari 2007 vertrok Unsworth transfervrij naar Wigan Athletic. Hij speelde er tien wedstrijden in de Premier League en wist een keer te scoren. Hij verhuisde naar Burnley in de zomer van 2007, waarvoor hij 29 keer in actie kwam en een keer scoorde.

Unsworth beëindigde zijn loopbaan bij Huddersfield Town aan het einde van het seizoen 2008/09.

Erelijst

Trainerscarrière

Twee jaar na zijn afscheid als profvoetballer werd Unsworth op 30 december 2010 aangesteld als interim-manager bij tweedeklasser Preston North End, na het ontslag van Darren Ferguson. Hij bleef er interim-manager tot de komst van Phil Brown op 6 januari 2011.

In 2013 was hij even assistent-trainer bij Sheffield United onder interim-manager Chris Morgan. Na dit enkele weken te zijn geweest, keerde hij terug naar het oude nest. Everton benoemde hem tot assistent-trainer van de U23. Hij vervulde deze functie een seizoen lang. Unsworth nam in mei 2016 als interim-manager het roer over van Roberto Martínez, waarna die laatste bij het Belgisch voetbalelftal zou overnemen van de na het EK 2016 opgestapte Marc Wilmots. Unsworth fungeerde nogmaals als interim-manager na het ontslag van Ronald Koeman.

Zie ook
 Lijst van spelers van Ipswich Town FC
 Lijst van spelers van West Ham United FC

Externe links
 David Unsworth op Premier League.com
 Spelersprofiel van David Unsworth op Transfermarkt.nl
 Trainersprofiel van David Unsworth op Transfermarkt.nl

Engels voetballer


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Dr. Michael Barrett PhD, Bob Jones University Former President of Geneva Reformed Seminary. Professor of Ancient Languages and Old Testament Theology at Bob Jones University for almost 30 years. Now the Academic Dean and Professor of Old Testament at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary.
Tim Bayly MDiv, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Former Executive Director of The Council on Biblical Manhood & Womanhood 1996-2000. Pastor at Clearnote Church since 1996. Writer at Bayly Blog.
Dr. Joel Beeke PhD, Westminster Theological Seminary President and Professor at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. Editorial Director of Reformation Heritage Books. Author of "A Puritan Theology".
Dr. Gerald Bilkes PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary.
Dr. Robert Culver (1917-2015) ThD, Grace Theological Seminary Author of "Systematic Theology: Biblical & Historical". Has taught at Grace Theological Seminary, Wheaton College, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and Northwestern College.
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson Jr. (1915-2004) ThD, Dallas Theological Seminary Professor of Systematic Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary for 31 years. Also taught at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Pastor for 40+ years.
at Queen's University (Belfast). Member of the Royal Irish Academy. Author of numerous books.
Wayne Jackson MA degree (unknown school) Founder and editor of the Christian Courier. President Emeritus of Apologetics Press. Author of numerous books including "A New Testament Commentary".
Dr. Elliot Johnson ThD, Dallas Theological Seminary Senior Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary. Founder of the Asian Theological Seminary. Author of "Expository Hermeneutics".
Mary Kassian Studied Systematic Theology at the doctoral level. Professor of Women's Studies at the Southern Baptist Theologial Seminary. Author of "Girls Gone Wise" and "The Feminist Mistake".
Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981) MD, London University Minister of Westminster Chapel in London for almost 30 years. Author of numerous books and commentaries.
Witness Lee (1905-1997) N/A Founder of Living Stream Ministry. Chief editor of a new translation of the New Testament into Chinese and English (Recovery Version). Author of "The Life-Study of the Bible" which comprises of 25,000+ pages of commentary on every book of the Bible. Ministered alongside Watchman Nee.
William MacDonald (1917-2007) MBA, Harvard Business School President of Emmaus Bible College. Author of "Believer's Bible Commentary"..
John Murray ThM, Princeton Theological Seminary. ThM, New College, Edinburgh Professor of Systematic Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary and Westminster Theologial Seminary for nearly 40 years. Also helped found Westminster Theologial Seminary.
Watchman Nee (1903-1972) N/A Influential Chinese Leader who started the "local church" movement. Author of "The Normal Christian Life". Imprisoned for his faith for 20 years until his death.
Dr. Ian R.K. Paisley (1926-2014) Honorary doctorate of divinity from Bob Jones University. Founder of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster/North America. Minister for 60+ years. Founder of the Democratic Unionist Party and former First Minister of Northern Ireland.
Zac Poonen N/A Author of 25+ books. Church planter (India) for 40+ years. International conference speaker.
Derek Prince (1915-2003) Language scholar (Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Aramaic). He studied at Cambridge University (England) and Hebrew University (Jerusalem). International Bible teacher and founder of Derek Prince Ministries International. Wrote more than fifty books.
Dr. Charles Ryrie ThD, Dallas Theological Seminary. PhD, University of Edinburgh. LittD, Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Editor of "The Ryrie Study Bible". Former professor of Systematic Theology and dean of doctoral studies at Dallas Theological Seminary.
Andrée Seu Graduate of Westminster Theological Seminary Senior Writer for WORLD Magazine. Instructor at the World Journalism Institute. Author of "Won't Let You Go Unless You Bless Me".
Dr. R.C. Sproul Sr. (1939-2017) PhD, Whitefield Theological Seminary Founder of Ligonier Ministries. Can be heard daily on the Renewing Your Mind radio broadcast. Written over 60 books including "The Holiness of God".
Dr. R.C. Sproul Jr. D.Min, Whitefield Theological Seminary Founder of Highlands Ministries. Chair of Philosophy and Theology, Reformation Bible College. Former editor of Tabletalk magazine. Author of "When You Rise Up".
Dr. W. Andrew Smith Ph.D. in Biblical Studies, University of Edinburgh Assistant Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Shepherd's Theological Seminary. Greek Scholar specializing in Textual Criticism.
Alexander Strauch MDiv, Denver Seminary Author of "Biblical Eldership". Served as an Elder at Littleton Bible Chapel for over 40 years. Former professor of Philosophy and New Testament literature at Colorado Christian University.
Milton Vincent MDiv, The Masters Seminary Author of "A Gospel Primer for Christians". Former Faculty Associate of Old Testament Language and Literature at The Master's Seminary. Conference speaker. Pastor of Cornerstone Fellowship Bible Church since 1992.
Dr. Bruce Waltke ThD, Dallas Theological Seminary. PhD, Harvard University Taught at Dallas Theological Seminary, Regent College, Westminster Theological Seminary, Reformed Theological Seminary and now Knox Theological Seminary. Former President of the Evangelical Theological Society. On the translation committee for the NASB and NIV.
Dr. K.P. Yohannan BA, Criswell College. Honorary degree of divinity from Hindustan Bible College (India). Founder of Gospel for Asia. Author of "Revolution in World Missions" and many others. Bishop of Believers Church (Christian denomination) which has 2.6 million members.
Dr. Latayne C. Scott Unknown Author of 16 published books including "The Mormon Mirage" & "Latter-Day Cipher"
Dr. H.A. Ironside (1876-1951) Honorary doctorates from Bob Jones University & Wheaton College. Pastor of Moody Church. Prolific author of 100+ books and pamphlets.
A.W. Pink (1886-1952) N/A Influential American/Australian pastor. Author of "The Attributes of God" and "The Sovereignty of God".
Israel Wayne Unknown Conference speaker and founder of Family Renewal. Author of "Pitchin' a Fit" and "Education: Does God Have an Opinion?"
R.J. Rushdooney (1916-2001) Honorary Ph.D. from Valley Christian University Founder of the Chalcedon Foundation. Prolific author.
Dale Partridge Unknown Founder of Relearn Church. Author of People Over Profit and Saved From Success.
Added Dr. Bruce Terry, Zac Poonen, William MacDonald, Dr. David Gooding, Dr. Ian R.K. Paisley and Wanye Jackson to the list today.
Thanks to everyone who submitted additional names. Many of these came from those e-mails. Keep them coming.
Good for them, but really, none of these matter. If every 'scholar' in the world stood against the doctrine, that would not change anything.
The Bible says it and Paul's reasons are based in things that cannot change.


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Boston Bruins' Noel Acciari collides with Pittsburgh Penguins' Justin Schultz in the first period of a game in Pittsburgh on Sunday, March 10, 2019.
Rarity of first Bruins' regulation loss in two months doesn't lessen its sting
Comeback push brought the Bruins within one goal of the Penguins in the final minute before stalling
Published: 1:00 PM EDT March 11, 2019
Updated: 1:00 PM EDT March 11, 2019
PITTSBURGH — Jared McCann scored twice, Matt Murray finished with 39 saves and the Pittsburgh Penguins handed the Boston Bruins their first regulation loss since January with a 4-2 victory on Sunday night.
Nick Bjugstad and Jake Guentzel also scored for the Penguins, who survived another late push by the Bruins.
David Krejci picked up his 19th of the season and John Moore got Boston within one when he scored with just over a minute to go. But the Bruins couldn't complete the comeback, ending their 19-game point streak.
It was the first regulation loss for Krejci and company since Jan. 19 against the New York Rangers.
Jaroslav Halak made 33 stops, but Boston remained winless in Pittsburgh since December 2015.
The Bruins used the franchise's longest point streak since the 1940-41 season to rise above the muddled portion of the Eastern Conference playoff race. Their six-week stretch included flashes of dominance and a flair for the dramatic. Boston arrived in Pittsburgh coming off a 6-0 homestand, one that culminated with last-minute victories over Florida and Ottawa.
Boston's run came to an end against a team that seems to be gaining some momentum late in a bumpy and wildly uneven season, at least by Pittsburgh standards. Just 24 hours removed from a draining split with Columbus during a home-and-home series, the Penguins rode the legs of two of their newest acquisitions, a dash of brilliance from Sidney Crosby and Guentzel and another steady performance by Murray to their fifth win in their last seven games.
Bjugstad and McCann have been revelations since their arrival in a trade with Florida on Feb. 1, their presence giving Pittsburgh a jolt of both size and - in the 22-year-old McCann - youth.
Bjugstad needed just 93 seconds to give the Penguins the lead, fighting for position at the far post and redirecting a centering pass from Zach Aston-Reese by Halak for his fifth goal in 18 games with Pittsburgh, matching the total he put up in 32 games with the Panthers earlier this year.
McCann made it 2-0 at 13:54 when he took a lead pass from Teddy Blueger and broke in alone on Halak before deking from his forehand to his backhand. Halak could only stretch out his glove in vain as McCann slipped home Pittsburgh's 10th short-handed goal of the season.
Krejci got Boston on the board early in the second when the puck emerged from a scrum in front of the Pittsburgh net and ended up on his stick in the left circle. He flipped it over a sprawled Murray for his 19th of the season.
Pittsburgh's potent power play has been a bit of a mess of late - just as likely to give up a goal as score one - and was a lifeless 0 for 4 until Crosby and Guentzel hooked up for Guentzel's team-leading 34th of the season with 3:28 to go in the second. Crosby raced into the zone down the left side and sent a perfect cross-ice pass to Guentzel, who quickly went backhand to forehand and lifted it by Halak to restore the two-goal cushion.
Murray, who was spectacular at times in Saturday's loss to Columbus, made sure the lead stood up. Moore's blast from the point with 1:01 to play gave the Bruins an outside shot at another dramatic victory, but McCann's long shot from center ice into the empty net with 21 seconds to go closed it out.
NOTES: Boston D Matt Grzelcyk left in the second period after his right arm was pinned awkwardly against the boards when he got hit by Pittsburgh F Patric Hornqvist. ... Penguins D Kris Letang missed his seventh straight game with an upper-body injury. ... Both teams went 1 for 5 on the power play. ... Pittsburgh C Evgeni Malkin did not score and remains two points shy of 1,000 for his career.
Bruins: Will face the Blue Jackets for the first time this season on Tuesday in Columbus.
Penguins: Host Washington on Tuesday. Pittsburgh is 2-1 against the reigning Stanley Cup champions this season.


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Howell, Frederick William
7th July 2017 27th December 2021
Frederick William Howell
Regiment: 5th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment
Parents: Mr Frederick William & Mrs Susannah Howell
Address: 2 Zuriel Place, Old London Road, Hastings
Other Info: Killed in action on 28th July 1916 aged 21. According to CWGC, Frederick is remembered at Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richebourg-L'Avoue, grave reference III.K.12.
An article published in the Hastings & St Leonards Observer on 19th August reads: "Mr & Mrs F. W. Howell, 2, Zuriel Place, Old London Road, Hastings, have lost their son in the recent fighting. He was in the Royal Sussex Regiment, and was only 21 years of age. He joined up last November, went to the Front on July 1st and was killed on 28th July, the first day of his going into the firing line. Just before he was killed he had written a letter to his parents. Before joining the Army he assisted his father in a dairyman's business which he carries on. He was an old Clive Vale School boy, and later joined the Scouts."
Huggett, James
12th June 2017 6th August 2017
James Huggett
Regiment: 11th Battalion (Southdowns), Royal Sussex Regiment
Parents: Mr N & Mrs Huggett
Address: Fairfield Court, Brookland, Romney Marsh
Other Info: Fell nobly in action on 11th May 1916. According to CWGC, James is remembered at Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richebourg-L'Avoue, grave reference III.F.6.
The text with the photograph reads: "… Three other sons (of Mr & Mrs Huggett) are serving their King & Country – T W Huggett, in the Royal Horse Artillery, Jesse Huggett in the Army Service Corps; and George S Huggett in the heroic Royal West Kent Regiment. Mrs Huggett also has six brothers in the Army.
For him no words – the best were only weak; could not express what love desires to speak.
For him no praise, no guerdon did he ask; To serve his king the all sufficient task
For him no tears – no idle tears be shed. No fading laurels on that lowly head.
He fought for England, and for her he fell. He did his duty then – and all is well.
He deemed it but a humble act to give his life and all, if Freedom thus might live.
And though he found the shock of battle rough, he would not shrink – the glory was enough.
For him the tomb within a nation's heart, that will endure when crumbled stones depart.
For him the honour with the brave to stand, with those who were in danger, our right hand.
For him no empty epitaph of dust, but that he kept for England safe her trust.
No, he's not dead! but over a war's loud swell, heard be his Captain's call – and all is well.
Bannister, William
4th December 2015 25th September 2021
William Bannister
Regiment: 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards
Parents: Mr A & Mrs Harriet Banister
Address: 78 Old Lane, Hollington
Published: October 1914 & January 1915
Other Information: Killed in action
According to CWGC, William died aged 18 on 25th December 1914 and is buried at Le Touret Military Cemetery, grave reference 1.F.14.