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Axel heads for the land of sunshine and palm trees to find out who shot police Captain Andrew Bogomil. Thanks to a couple of old friends, Axel's investigation uncovers a series of robberies masterminded by a heartless weapons kingpin—and the chase is on.
Studio: Eddie Murphy Productions, Paramount, Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films
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Cast: Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Ronny Cox, Paul Reiser, Gilbert R. Hill
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10 Used Cars with the Worst Gas Mileage in History
by Evan Riley | December 11, 2019 November 19, 2019 | Used Cars
In today's market, fuel efficiency is one of the main deciding factors when thinking about making a vehicle purchase. Gas guzzlers are a thing of the past, and more automakers are moving into hybrid and EV territory to appease the eco-friendly movement. However, this was not always the case. There are plenty of used cars out there that have the worst gas mileage in history. Let's go over which ones they are so that you'll know to avoid them (unless you're a collector, of course).
10. 1995 Saab 9000
Widely accepted as the worst compact car for gas mileage, the 1995 Saab 9000 only got about 18 mpg city. That's insanely low for a compact sedan. That's the kind of fuel economy you would expect to see on a full-size pickup truck or maybe even an older muscle car, not a petite car like this. Alas, the 2.3L four-cylinder engine under its hood, drank gasoline like a fish.
9. 1960 Chevrolet Corvette
The vintage Chevy Corvette is an American classic and legend. However, in all honesty, it was horrible on gas. Its robust V8 engine got between 13 and 14 mpg on average, but since this is such a highly sought after model, we won't talk too badly about it. It is a collector, after all.
8. 1985 Dodge Diplomat
A decade earlier, the 1985 Dodge Diplomat also managed to get a worse gas mileage rating at 12 mpg. This mid-size sedan was powered by a robust 5.2L V8 engine, but that was seen as quite excessive for a sedan in the 80s. It was so bad, in fact, that this particular model was subjected to the Gas Guzzler Tax. A $550 penalty was added for passenger cars rating under 13 mpg. In 1986, the penalty was raised to $3,850 for cars rating under 12.5 mpg. Bad news for the Diplomat!
7. 2007 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG
Similarly, the sedan with the worst gas mileage from this century is the 2007 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG. It only gets 14 mpg, which is on-par with the 2006 Dodge Charger that is equipped with a massive 6.1L V8 engine. Who would have thought that a luxury sedan would get the same gas mileage as a muscle car? Granted it does handle more like a wagon than a conventional sedan, and it has a top speed of 155 mph. It can also accelerate from zero to 60 mph in 4 seconds flat. How's that for a daily driver?
6. 1988 Pontiac Bonneville
Released in 1957, the Pontiac Bonneville was never a gasoline-friendly car. Due to the embargo on gas in the 1970s, Pontiac had to revisit the engine to make it more fuel-efficient. Do you know what they came up with? An engine with a rating of 11.5 mpg. Granted, this was one of the largest Pontiac models ever built stretching to 230 inches (over 19 feet), and it weighed about 5,000 pounds.
5. 1992 Dodge Viper
In 1992, Dodge produced 155 Vipers to be sold for $50,000. This sleek sports car had a fuel economy set at 14 mpg combined (11 city/20 highway). It had no door handles or air conditioning, but the engine weighed 711 lbs and put out 400 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque, which is comparable to many modern sports cars today. Its tubular steel frame was built with resin-transfer molding fiberglass panels to decrease the overall weight to 3,284 pounds. It could also accelerate from zero to 60 mph unjust 4.2 seconds, which is quite impressive for the early 90s.
4. 1984 Ford Bronco
If you were thinking that things couldn't get worse, we've got some surprising news. The 1984 Ford Bronco makes the previously mentioned models seems like hybrids compared to its measly 10 mpg. Powered by a 5.8L V8 engine, this gas-guzzler put out 201 horsepower, which was pretty impressive for the 80s. However, due to the massive size of its body frame and the fact that it had absolutely zero curves to enhance aerodynamics, this beast just couldn't do well with fuel. The 1984 version was in the midst of its third generation and was constructed mostly out of sheet metal. Its body style was more recognizable as a truck than as today's modern SUVs. Although the vehicle was discontinued in 1996, there are rumors that this ride will be returning to Ford's lineup in 2021.
3. 1970 Dodge Challenger
It should come as no surprise that the classic American muscle car known as the Dodge Charger is in the top three for used cars with the worst gas mileage. Released to compete against the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, this beast was powered by one of five engine options. The standard was the 5.2L V8, but it was also available with 5.6L, 6.3L, 7.0L, and 7.2L V8 engines. Most were equipped with a basic 3-speed manual transmission, and owners reported that the ride only got about 8 mpg. This large car has a wheelbase measured at 110-inches (just over 9 feet), and it was constructed mostly out of sheet metal. As a coupe, buyers could purchase a hardtop or a convertible.
2. 1986 Lamborghini Countach
As far as exotic used sports cars go, the 1986 Lamborghini Countach is, by far, the worst on gas. Growling under the hood is a 5.2L V12 engine that had a terrible fuel economy set at 7 mpg. That's so bad that is made the EPA's list of worst cars. As a two-door coupe with scissor-style doors and a massive rear spoiler, this ride was just too cool to pass on. Even with its horrible fuel efficiency rating and the Gas Guzzler tax, folks still flocked to dealerships to buy them. Chances are if you could afford the hefty Lamborghini price tag, the added $3,850 tax wasn't going to phase you. Conceptualized by Italian designer Marcello Gandini, this sleek model exudes sophistication, athleticism, and elegance with its sleek lines and eye-catching style.
1. 1967 Chevrolet Camaro
Released by General Motors as a solid competitor to the Ford Mustang, the 1966 Chevy Camaro a 3.8L I6 engine that generated 140 horsepower. Equipped with a Saginaw three-speed manual transmission, it had a fuel economy set at 5.4 mpg. You read that right. This two-door muscle car could seat four passengers and was available as a hardtop or convertible. It was unveiled in 1966 for the following year and was available in three packages, including RS, the SS, and the Z/28. The RS was more of an appearance package. It came with hidden headlights, taillamps, RS badging, and brightly colored exterior accents. The SS was more of a performance package, and it came with a bigger engine (your choice of 5.7L or 6.5L V8s), SS badging, unique striping, and non-function air inlets located on the hood. The Z/28 was also a performance package with a different engine (4.9L V8), power disc brakes, a 4-speed transmission, and two broad stripes down the hood and trunk lid. You've probably seen these in films or classic car magazines.
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One Man, One Mission, And 12,000km On a Bike
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What started out as a four month mission on a bicycle to raise awareness about climate change, has turned into a lucrative fundraising endeavor as well as a visual documentary about the environment in South America. Ryan Stotland, self-confessed TreeHugger fan, decided to take four months this fall and travel roughly 12,000km around South America to raise money for Climate Change and Cancer Research, as well as just see if he could do it. What is it with kids these days, first a 23 year old wants to spend 3 years on a bike raising awareness about climate change and now a 22 year old spend 4 months on a bike for climate change. In four months, Ryan will have traveled through 7 countries as he covers roughly 12,000km on bike. If you've ever been to South America, you probably know that there are flat parts...and there are not so flat parts, so Ryan definitely has his work cut out for him. Though, Ryan has done extensive bike touring around the world, and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in the process, so maybe he has "some" idea of what he is in for. This time he wants to up the ante and single-handedly raise $250,000USD to be given
The trip blog/diary that Ryan has kept throughout his two-wheeled journey has been eye-opening and inspirational. Maybe it's the altitude. Maybe its the delirium from staring at the ground for months on end. Or maybe, its like Che said, "Let the world change you, and you can change the world." One article in particular, Ryan compares how touring via bicycle is a metaphor for the current climate crisis, and how touring by bike allows you to see the world rather than let it fly by at 30,000 feet.
You can read more about Ryan's journeys on his blog 12000km and cheer him on. The site also has an interactive map so you can keep an eye on where Ryan is from day to day. This is also helpful for mom's everywhere to keep track of their planet-changing children. The site is available in both English and French.
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Q: Fill a word document with inputs taken from Windows Form Application I need to fill an Bank Account Form Word Document, from inputs taken from an Windows Form Application. I've searched the web about it, and found about Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word that can be used to edit a Word Document. However I'm not sure how I can put textboxes in the doc and put the information.
I'm attaching a picture of the form. Please give me any suggestions/help about it.

A: The way I do it is I create a Word document with some custom text in each box. For the Father's Name box, I'll put in {FathersName}. Then, when I open the document using the Word Interop, I perform search and replaces for each field to replace it with the data I want in that box. If a box is supposed to be empty, I replace it with "". To get the syntax for the replace command, record a macro in Word of you replacing something. Then, edit the macro.

A: There are various approaches. Which to use depends to a certain extent on what kind of additional editing the user may want / need / is allowed to perform before the document is saved / printed. Here's a list of possibilities that come to mind:

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*Form fields (when the document should be protected against changes)

*Content controls (can also be protected, but also allow formatted input)

*Bookmarks (simplest for the "interop")

*"Find/Replace" (Russel's suggestion - not my personal preference)

*Mail merge (although less with input directly into a Form)

If there should be no user interaction you should also look at generating the file using the Open XML file format, especially if a server environment is involved.
Follow-up from Comments: Content controls are accessed using the Document.SelectContentControlsByTitle and/or .SelectContentControlsByTag methods. These return an array of content controls with the specified Title / Tag property passed as an argument. Unlike bookmarks, multiple content controls can have the same title/tag. (This is why I say bookmarks are "simpler".)
Content Controls also have an ID property (long-ish number) that can be passed as a string as the Index parameter for the ContentControls collection. The ID is assigned by Word when the Content control is inserted into the document and is read-only. Assuming you'd create the document and thus could know the ID values for each content control, you could use this instead of the above methods. contentControl = Document.ContentControls("2087486648")

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The prime minister said that thanks to financial decentralization, Lviv's development budget for 2017 is at 1,800m hryvnyas, a part of which can be used to resolve waste disposal problems.
"By rough estimates, the city has spent about 100m hryvnyas on moving its waste across the country," the head of government said as quoted by his press office.
Lviv generates about 600 tonnes of garbage every day.
Late last May, four rescuers and an employee of the local utility company got buried under a 100,000 cu.m. waste landslide at the city's main dump near the village of Hrybovychi. One body remains not found to this day.
After the tragedy, Hrybovychi community banned Lviv from using the landfill. The city found itself on the brink of ecological disaster as other landfills across Ukraine refuse to accept waste from Lviv.
The Lviv mayor's office has repeatedly accused the central government of ignoring the problems of the city. The Self-Help party, headed by Lviv mayor Sadovyy, has on more than one occasion alleged that Kyiv does that to harm the image and popularity of the mayor.
Earlier on Friday, Prime Minister Groysman said Lviv will be allocated a land plot for a new garbage disposal facility.


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Q: Q learning for ludo game? I am at the moment trying to implement a AI player using Q-learning to play against 2 different random players..
I am not sure Q-learning is applicable for a ludo game, which why I am being bit doubtful about it..
I have for the game defined 11 states. Each state is defined according to the position of the other players.
My possible actions is 6, (constrained by the dice).
Theoretically i could have four different states (One for each Ludo Token)
Which can perform the action chosen by the dice, but I would just choose to move the token which has the highest Q(s,a) and peform the action..
What i don't get is, what will happen at the update phase.
I understand I update the previous value, with the new value?..
Based from wiki is the update given as this:

What I don't get is how the reward value is different from the old value?
How is it defined and how is it different for those values in the matrix?

A: The reward is the reward given for making a certain move, and the old q-value is the the value in the q-table that was chosen as the action, was the most attractive in the given state. The reward here will update that entry, such that the algorithm will in the future know if either the move was benefitted or made the outcome worser.


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The Text of 2 Esdras.
The Structure of the Text.
2 Esdras 1–2 (= 5 Ezra).
2 Esdras 15–16 (= 6 Ezra).
Authorship, Provenance, Date, and Occasion.
Theological Points of Interest.
Essay with Commentary on Post-Biblical Jewish Literature
Major Genres
Bible Interpretation.
Apocalyptic.
Wisdom.
Hymns and Prayers.
Rules of Religious Associations.
Hagiography.
Anthology of Post-Biblical Texts
B. Law
C. Apocalyptic
Hymns and Prayers
The Rules of Religious Associations
Introduction to the New Testament
The Idea of the New Testament.
The Background of the New Testament.
The Church of the New Testament.
Jesus and the New Testament.
Date and Place of Origin.
Matthew's Purpose and its Setting in Judaism.
Story, Structure, and Plot.
The Nature of the Text.
Genre and Moral Instruction.
Commentary on Matthew
Author.
Key Themes.
Commentary on Mark
Luke's Narrative.
The Question of Sources.
Luke the Evangelist.
Luke's Story.
Commentary on Luke
The Gospel of John in a Historical Perspective.
Suggested Outline.
Commentary on John
The Four Gospels in Synopsis
Gospel as a Literary Genre.
The Basic Interrelationship of the Gospels.
Proposed Solutions to the Synoptic Problem.
John and the Synoptic Gospels.
The Features of the Several Gospels Compared.
The Call of the First Disciples (Mt 4:18–22 ǁ Mk 1:16–20 ǁ Lk 5:1–11, cf. Jn 1:35–50 )
The Beatitudes (Mt 5:3–12; Lk 6:20–3, 24–6 )
The Second Sign at Cana or Capernaum (Mt 8:5–13; Lk 7:1–10; Jn 4:46–53 )
The Controversy over Beelzebul (Mt 12:24–32; Mk 3:22–30; Lk 11:15–23 + 12:10 )
The Walking on the Water (Mt 14:22–33 ǁ Mk 6:45–52 ǁ Jn 6:16–21 )
Jesus' Prayer in the Garden (Mt 26:36–46 ǁ Mk 14:32–42 ǁ Lk 22:39–46 )
Audience.
Acts and the Gospel Story.
Commentary on Acts
Introduction to the Pauline Corpus
The Sources.
Paul's 'Conversion'.
Paul's Formative Years.
The Chronology and Sequence of Paul's Mission.
Paul's Apostolic Modus Operandi.
The Letters.
The Thought within and beneath the Letters.
The Collection and Enduring Significance of the Letters.
Issues of Interpretation.
Commentary on Romans
Paul's Previous Dealings with the Corinthian Church.
The Corinthian Church.
F. Outline.
Commentary on 1 Corinthians
Date and Social Setting.
Opponents.
The Galatian Crisis.
The Recipients.
Commentary on Galatians
Distinctive Features of Ephesians.
Was the Letter Written by Paul?
The Issue of Pseudepigraphy.
To Whom, From Where, When, and Why.
The Message of Ephesians in Summary.
The structure of Ephesians.
Commentary on Ephesians
The Addressees.
Paul's Situation.
Critical Questions.
'Stoicism' in Philippians.
The Structure of Philippians.
Commentary on Philippians
Date of Composition.
The False Teaching.
Commentary on Colossians
The Nature of the Christ-Following Community in Thessalonica.
The Character of the Letter: Theology and Identity.
Commentary on 1 Thessalonians
The Pastoral Epistles
Character and Situation of the Pastorals.
Commentary on The Pastoral Epistles
Onesimus.
Commentary on Philemon
Addressees.
Genre and Structure.
The Message of Hebrews.
Commentary on Hebrews
Literary Genre and Subject-Matter.
Commentary on James
Commentary on 1 Peter
Literary Relationships.
1 John, 2 John, and 3 John
Commentary on 1 John
Jude's Use of Scripture.
Theological Characteristics.
Commentary on Jude
Author and Date.
Commentary on Revelation
Extra-canonical early Christian literature
The Apostolic Fathers
Commentary on Extra-canonical early Christian literature
Bibliographical Guide to Biblical Studies
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A generation ago, one might have asserted that the exegesis of Romans was complete in its essentials, pointing to the common interpretative tradition that extended from Augustine to Bultmann and Barth. Whatever consensus might have existed prior to 1977 was fractured by the publication that year of E. P. Sanders's Paul and Palestinian Judaism (see Räisänen 1983: 1–15; Dunn 1988: i. pp. lxiii–lxxii). Sanders offered a critique of Pauline scholarship based on two methodological assumptions: (1) a religion ought to be understood in its own terms through an analysis of its own primary sources; and (2) an author's argumentation must not be unnaturally synthesized by later expositors; contradictory statements and approaches, where they occur, should be allowed to remain (Sanders 1977: 12). Application of the first assumption leads one to question any construal of Judaism based on the often polemical references to it in Christian writings, including the NT. The popular picture of first-century Judaism as a religion of sterile legalism, supercilious piety, and haughty self-righteousness is not supported by Jewish documents. When allowed to speak for themselves, first-century Jews are not heard advocating a religion of merit, the photo-negative of a uniquely Christian notion of salvation by grace. Functionally, Judaism and Christianity are quite similar: one 'gets in' by means of God's gracious calling; one then is obligated (not least by gratitude) to obey the will of God, however defined. Obviously, regarding Judaism in this way necessitates a rethinking of Paul. For example, earlier interpreters could assume that Paul had formulated his ideas about the law in response to the legalism of normative Judaism. One school saw Paul's response as a correction of Jewish abuses; the law, no longer 'misused', was still valid (Cranfield 1979: 862). Others believed that Paul rejected out of hand any notion of the law's validity since he recognized that the law itself was a primary source of human alienation (Bultmann 1952–5: i. 247). Unfortunately, both approaches account for Paul's position by making reference to a Judaism that never existed. A popular counter-proposal suggests that Paul's target was not works righteousness at all but 'Jewish national [self-]righteousness' (e.g. Dunn 1988: i. pp. lxxi–lxxii, 42–3, etc.). This move appears to vindicate Paul—he is still right about what is wrong about Judaism—but it misses the point of Sanders's critique. In effect, it substitutes a new bad Judaism for the old, now discredited bad Judaism of traditional interpretation. But the problem is not in our (previously) faulty identification of Judaism's deficiency (whose depiction in Paul varies and so is infinitely interpretable); the problem is in Paul's either/or reasoning that requires that Judaism be nullified for Christ to be necessitated (see ROM E.6). Were the disorder Jewish pride, the remedy would be Jewish humility. But for Paul the only adequate curative is Christian faith, which means that the only actual complaint is Jewish unbelief, however variously it may be explained or characterized from the Christian side (see ROM 2).
It is at this point that the second methodological principle, that of taking apparently contradictory material at face value, has been fruitfully applied. What does it mean if Paul's arguments about the law do not entirely cohere? Among other things, it may indicate that Paul did not think his way to Christian faith, that his conclusions about the law are not the result of his own pre-Christian wrestling with its supposed inadequacies. As Sanders (1977: 442–7) put it, Paul 'reasoned backwards'. He did not move from consideration of the law to Christian faith; instead, having come to faith in Christ, Paul attempted to understand as a Jewish Christian the Judaism in which he had been raised. Thus Paul never was entirely able to repudiate the law. It was, after all, God's law and as such must serve a divine, albeit negative, purpose. Two fundamental convictions, that God is the God of Israel and that God provides salvation only in Christ, were thus held together in uneasy tension, and most of what is commonly considered under the rubric 'Paul and the Law' can be understood as part of an ongoing attempt to effect a reconciliation between the two.
If Judaism was not the false religion of works righteousness, if the law did not function within Judaism as a means to salvation, what are we to make of Paul's argument? It may be claimed that Paul has set up Judaism as a straw man, the foil to all that is deemed good and true in Christianity. It seems more reasonable, however, to think that Paul is describing something quite real: not Judaism as non-Christian Jews knew it but Judaism as it would be experienced by Paul's Gentile-Christian converts. Within Judaism, one was not circumcised to earn membership in the people of God. Instead, circumcision marked a son of Israel's participation in God's gracious, pre-existing covenant. The situation is wholly different, however, if the subject is an adult Gentile Christian. If he accepted circumcision under compulsion, he would, by implication, be saying that his faith in Christ is insufficient to save, an inadequate basis for participation in God's covenant. For him circumcision would therefore become a work, and Judaism a religion of works righteousness. (The same dilemma occurs when an adult Christian joins a denomination that does not recognize his or her baptism. For that person, baptism becomes an entry requirement, an indispensable 'work', however it may be construed theologically by existing church members.) Paul's argument, including his tendency to oppose the law and Christian faith as antithetical religious systems, makes a good deal more sense when viewed in this way. This does require, however, that we no longer regard Paul as an objective, disinterested observer of Judaism.
Other distinctive aspects of Paul's thought bear significantly on our understanding of Romans. The first concerns Pauline eschatology. In general, Paul has a decidedly future or 'not yet' orientation, reminiscent of the Gospel of Mark. In the undisputed Pauline epistles, salvation is always a future category; the paradigm of present Christian life is the cross, not the resurrection (e.g. 1 Cor 1:18; 2:2; Rom 6:5; 8:18 ). Present experience of the Spirit is a foretaste or seal (2 Cor 1:22 ) of what is to come (1 Cor 13:8–12 ). There is one very important exception, however, one issue in relation to which Paul consistently invokes a realized eschatology: the Gentiles. For Paul, the prophetic expectation that Gentiles would be incorporated into Israel in the last days is already being fulfilled, not least in his own ministry. (Note, for example, how Paul's description in Rom 15:25–6 —see also the quotations in vv. 9–12 —draws on Isa 66:18–22 .) In Rom 11:25–7 Paul explains this 'mystery': present Jewish unbelief has effected a reversal of the eschatological timetable; contrary to expectation, it is the Gentiles who will enter first, after which God will act to save 'all Israel'. Much of what is peculiar to Pauline theology is derived from this perspective: admission of Gentiles is not foreshadow; it is substance. That puts Pauline theology on a fundamentally different footing from that of other Jewish-Christian leaders, and it explains how both Paul and the 'pillar apostles' (James, Cephas, and John: Gal 2:9 ) could have agreed to the practice of Gentile admission while utterly disagreeing as to its consequences. If there is now one people in Christ, without distinction between Jew and Gentile (Gal 3:28 ), then the church exists in a radically new age, from which one can radically critique what went before—especially the law, whose very stipulations drew the boundaries between Jew and Gentile. (An inevitable consequence of a realized eschatology is an increased sense of theological distance between insiders and outsiders, especially between Christians and (non-Christian) Jews; note the many pejorative references to 'the Jews' and 'the world' in Johannine literature.) The categories of Paul's thought that are derivative of the 'Gentile issue' share in the same logic, e.g. Paul's idealized Christian anthropology, according to which believers are essentially different from other people: they 'walk in the Spirit' and so fulfil the 'just requirements of the law' (Rom 8:4 ). It is always worth asking what reality Paul presupposes within a given argument. When a question relates in some way to Gentile admission, Paul's thinking shifts towards realized eschatological categories, a fact that explains many of the ambiguities within Pauline theology and the tensions between Pauline theory and practice.
It is important to note that Paul worked with the concepts available to him. Chief among these is the idea that the law is a single entity, given by God. This presents Paul with an insuperable difficulty. He knows by God's acceptance of Gentiles (demonstrated by gifts of the Spirit; Gal 3:2–5 ) that obedience to laws that distinguish Jews from Gentiles (namely circumcision, food laws, sabbath and other 'days') is no longer required. However, the law being a unity, it is necessary to challenge it in toto. In theory, this is no problem, because Christians possess the Spirit and have no need for a 'written code' ( 2:27 ). In practice, what Paul expects of his converts is a fairly typical Jewish morality, which he can assume for himself but which comes less naturally to his Gentile associates. Consequently, Paul is put in the awkward position of legislating rules of behaviour ad hoc, since he no longer has the law to draw upon for authorization. Therefore, he is forced, in effect, to reinstitute Jewish laws with Christian warrants (e.g. see Rom 1:20; 1 Cor 6:15–17; and 10:20–1 ). Thus it is erroneous to suppose that Paul created a law-free religion. Christianity, like Judaism, has always had norms (again, mostly Jewish); for that reason, Christians, as much as Jews, can be guilty of reducing religion to rule-keeping. In short, it is quite possible that the argument of Romans would have looked very different had Paul been able to divide the law explicitly into categories (clarifying what is rejected and what is retained), as Christians ever since the second century (e.g. Epistle of Barnabas) have attempted to do. Certainly, subsequent Christian ambivalence—even animosity—towards the Hebrew Bible would have been lessened had Paul taken such a course.
Finally, it is vital to understand that Paul consistently organized the relationship between Judaism and Christianity in such a way that non-Christian Judaism must be negated. Gal 2:21 reveals a great deal about the working of Paul's mind: 'I do not nullify the grace of God; for if justification comes through the law, then Christ died for nothing.' In other words, it is a zero-sum game. If God intended to save through Christ, it must have been necessary; therefore, one could not be saved apart from Christ, that is to say, through the regular practice of Jewish religion. The either/or structure of Paul's argument explains an otherwise astonishing fact: were Romans our only source, we might well conclude that Jewish theology knew nothing of mercy, grace, love, forgiveness, or atonement. As the logic stands, these necessarily become Christian categories (as do 'grace and truth' in Jn 1:17 ). It is interesting to note that Paul cited God's acceptance of Abraham on the basis of faith in both Gal 3 and Rom 4 and then passed in silence over virtually all subsequent Jewish history (the mention of David in Rom 4:6 being a rare exception). Needless to say, the existence of any pre- or non-Christian Judaism in which one might find right relationship with God creates a severe problem for Paul. On the one hand, he wants to argue that God saves only in Christ and that Judaism, apart from Christ, is a way of 'sin' and 'death' (Rom 7:9–11 ); on the other hand, Paul feels compelled to cite precedents in Judaism for God's saving modus operandi. The question is, can one have it both ways? Paul might have argued on the basis of essential continuity: the God of the Jews, always a God of salvation, has worked this saving purpose ultimately in Christ (an argument somewhat similar to that of Hebrews). Instead, Paul's argument traces the line of essential discontinuity, which is precisely what Marcion and other despisers of Judaism have found congenial in his thinking. One must ask if it is possible to affirm what Paul affirms (the religion of grace) without necessarily denying what Paul implicitly denies (that Judaism itself is such a religion).
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Arantxa Sanchez had been having an inconsistent year, and few people gave her much chance to defend her title. But even fewer people thought that Mercedes Paz, her doubles partner, would be the person to knock her out of the tournament.
Paz was a month shy of twenty-four and had been on tour for six years. People said she could really be a factor if she ever got in shape, but at the end of 1989 she weighed 184 pounds. Even at five feet ten, that was a lot of weight to be carrying. She had finally gotten herself on a training regimen at the start of the year and had lost twenty-five pounds. She was still bulky and lacked quickness, but the difference in her game was evident.
Sanchez, meanwhile, was going through a difficult time. She had changed coaches earlier in the year, hiring Mike Estep to replace her longtime coach, Juan Nunez. Estep had a simple philosophy when it came to coaching women: anybody can attack if they want to; he had made Martina Navratilova more aggressive when he began coaching her in 1983, getting her to come in behind her second serve, and he had preached the same kind of game to every player he had worked since then.
At forty-one, Estep was thinking it might be time to get off the tennis merry-go-round. But IMG had called to say Sanchez was looking for a coach. They were willing to meet Estep's financial terms – which included first-class airfare for him and his wife Barbara – and wanted him to meet with Sanchez. he did, liked her and her family, and took the job. Right now, though, Sanchez was caught in the middle. Part of her understood why Estep wanted her to be more aggressive, but a major part of her still felt more comfortable hugging the baseline. An indecisive player is almost always a losing player.
She was exactly right. What Sanchez had done in 1989 was extraordinary. The problem was, in tennis, everyone demanded that the extraordinary be repeated over and over again.
"By the late-August start of the 1983 US Open, Navratilova had won all five of her 1983 encounters with Evert, and eight of their last nine matches overall. The US Open still loomed as the last major title Navratilova had never won despite ten previous tries. If Navratilova was going to finally win the tournament, it seemed only fitting that she found herself having to go through evert for the championship. As the two of them padded around the otherwise deserted dressing room the day of their final, staking out their own corners and quietly preparing themselves to play, they both knew they were at a crossroads.
Navratilova and Evert were about to play the thirty-ninth final of their decade-long rivalry, and their record now stood at perfect equipoise: a 19-19 deadlock in championship matches. After so many years spent chasing Evert, Navratilova would finally, inarguably nudge ahead with a win. It would be the last accomplishment Navratilova needed to signify that she had finally conquered herself as well as Evert.
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Navratilova took the first set from Evert so quickly, a skywriting plane that was droning high over the stadium was unable to finish writing "Good luck Chrissie" until three games were already done in the second set.
Nothing hindered Navratilova – not the 93 degree heat, not her pre-match nerves, not her awful history at the Open. She overwhelmed Evert 6-1 6-3, in just 63 minutes. She celebrated match point as if a jolt went through her body. She flung both her arms in the air. Her eyelids snapped up like two window blinds that had been rugged down and let go. Her mouth opened wide and she screamed.
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(exechange) — Lake Forest, California, June 06, 2017 — Paul Murphy, chief executive of Del Taco, leaves. It is a change at short notice. As announced by Del Taco Restaurants, Inc. in a news release on Tuesday, June 06, 2017, Paul J.B. Murphy leaves the post as Chief Executive Officer at the restaurant company in a surprising move after around eight years on the job, effective July 07, 2017.
Murphy's duties are taken over by John Cappasola, currently President and Chief Brand Officer at Del Taco Restaurants, Inc.
The move is a generational change as well. John Cappasola is about 20 years younger than Paul Murphy.
In the announcement, Del Taco did not explicitly explain the reason for Murphy's imminent move, leaving room for speculation.
Precise information about the future plans of Murphy was not immediately available.
Del Taco Restaurants, Inc. is chaired by Lawrence F. Levy.
Lawrence F. Levy has served as chairman of the Company's Board of Directors since November 19, 2013.
Paul J.B. Murphy, III has served as a director and as the Company's Chief Executive Officer since the consummation of the Business Combination.
Murphy has been DTH's Chief Executive Officer since February 2009.
From February 2009 to January 2017, Murphy held the position of President.
From 1996 to 2008, Murphy held various roles with Einstein Noah Restaurant Group, Inc.
Murphy originally joined Einstein as Senior Vice President, Operations in 1997.
He was promoted to Executive Vice President, Operations in 1998, and to Chief Operating Officer in 2002.
In 2003, he was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer.
Murphy holds a Bachelor's Degree in Religious Studies from Washington & Lee University.
Murphy will remain with the Company into July to ensure a seamless and orderly transition of leadership and responsibilities.
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On Monday, Ivan Semwanga's body left Kampala for Kayunga where he was laid to rest on Tuesday. The throwing of money in the grave is still on everyone's lips, it's the talk of the town.
Ivan's ex-wife, Zari Hassan, arrived at Kayunga on Tuesday afternoon. The Toloba singer was surrounded by over 10 muscle men in tight t-shirts as she made her way to the reserved tent.
Her children were also tightly guarded. Several people from all walks of life attended. It was a tourist attraction for the locals who resorted to looking at the various posh rides that mourners came with. Some were heard saying that there's a lot of money in Uganda, but we just don't know how to go about it.
SK Mbuga and Bobi Wine among others spoke at the funeral.
Scroll down for video highlighting the arrival of Zari and other scenes at the burial of the Rich Gang President, Ivan Semwanga.
Mourners at the Ivan Semwanga funeral in Kayunga. In the pic is Chameleone talking about the good deeds that Ivan did for him as Weasel looks on. Veteran singer, Dan Kazibwe aka Ragga Dee [stripped shirt with a black hat] also attended.
Ivan Semwanga was to turn 40 in December. He left behind 3 sons with ex-wife, Zari Hassan who is currently dating Tanzanian singer, Diamond Platnumz. They have two children, a son and daughter making her a mom of five.


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The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi addressing at the launch of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), through via video conferencing, in New Delhi on October 11, 2021.
The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi launched Indian Space Association (ISpA) today via video conferencing. He also interacted with representatives of the Space Industry on the occasion.
Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister noted the birth anniversary of two great sons of the country, Bharat Ratna Jayaprakash Narayan and Bharat Ratna Nanaji Deshmukh today. These two great personalities have played a huge role in giving direction to post-independence India. They showed how, by taking everyone along, with everyone's efforts, major changes become reality for the nation. Their philosophy of life inspires us even today, the Prime Minister said paying tribute to the two personalities.
The Prime Minister stressed that there has never been such a decisive government in India as it is today. The major reforms that are happening in India today in the Space Sector and Space Tech are an example of this. He congratulated all of those present for the formation of the Indian Space Association – (ISpA).
The Prime Minister remarked that the Government's approach to space reforms is based on 4 pillars. First, the freedom of innovation to the private sector. Second, the role of the government as an enabler. Third, preparing youth for the future. And fourth, to see the space sector as a resource for the progress of the common man. The Prime Minister said that the space sector is a major medium for the progress of 130 crore countrymen. He remarked that for India, the space sector means better mapping, imaging and connectivity facilities for the common people. Also, the space sector means better speed from shipment to delivery for entrepreneurs, this also means better security and income for fishermen and better forecast of the natural calamity, he added.
The Prime Minister remarked that a self-reliant India campaign is not just a vision but also a well-thought, well-planned, integrated economic strategy. A strategy that will make India a global manufacturing powerhouse by enhancing the skills capabilities of India's entrepreneurs and India's youth. A strategy that will make India a global centre of innovations, based on India's technological expertise. He added that it is a strategy, which will play a big role in global development, enhancing the prestige of India's human resources and talent, globally.
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The Prime Minister expressed the hope that through the suggestions of the gathering today and active engagement of the stakeholders very soon a better Spacecom policy and Remote Sensing Policy will emerge.
The Prime Minister noted how the 20th-century tendency of trying to rule the space and the space sector, divided the countries of the world. Now in the 21st century, India will have to ensure that space plays an important role in uniting and connecting the world, he concluded.
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Los Angeles, CA — Today marks the fifth Energy, Climate Change, Environmental Justice and Rivers (EECJR) Committee meeting to be cancelled since the LA100 Study, a roadmap for transitioning Los Angeles's energy grid to 100% renewables, was released on March 24. Since that date, the committee responsible for discussing critical issues on climate, environment, and the communities impacted has met only twice despite the historic megadrought, heatwaves and fires facing Los Angeles this summer. Committee Chair Mitch O'Farrell cancelled the meeting just before the Council's July recess, ensuring the LA100 motion will not be heard before August.
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Frederic I de Saxònia-Gotha-Altenburg (en alemany Friedrich I von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg) va néixer a Gotha el 15 de juliol de 1646 i va morir a Friedrichswerth el 2 d'agost de 1691. Era un noble alemany, el quart fill del duc Ernest I (1601-1675) i de la princesa Elisabet Sofia de Saxònia-Altenburg (1619-1680).

Quan el seu pare va heretar el ducat de Saxònia-Altenburg, el 1672, Frederic ja en va fer de regent. I dos anys més tard, amb el seu pare malalt, va fer de regent de la totalitat del ducat, fins que va assumir-ne el tron amb la seva mort, el 1675. Amb tot, d'acord amb les lleis familiars, va haver de permetre que els seus sis germans menors participessin en el govern. Inicialment, van viure tots set germans al palau de Friedenstein.

Posteriorment, es van iniciar les negociacions per a la divisió de l'herència paterna. Això es va aconseguir finalment el 24 de febrer de 1680. Frederic va mantenir Gotha, Tenneberg, Wachsenburg, Ichtershausen, Georgenthal, Schwarzwald, Reinhardsbrunn, Volkenrode, Oberkranichfeld, Orlamünde, Altenburg i Tonna. Aquests pobles formen pràcticament el l'antic ducat de Saxònia-Gotha-Altenburg.

Per tal de prevenir futurs conflictes entre els seus descendents, va establir la primogenitura per al seu ducat el 1685, amb el consentiment Imperial atorgat el 1688. Cap al 1680 es va establir al palau de Lustschloss Friedrichswert, prop del poble d'Erffa, a uns 20 quilòmetres de Gotha, que va adoptar en honor seu el nom de Friedrichswerth.

El 1683 va crear el Teatre de Gotha, encara avui existent. Frederic, a més, va escriure uns diaris que es van convertir en una de les fonts més importants del seu temps. Va prendre part en la Gran Guerra turca contra els turcs, i en la guerra de la Gran Aliança en contra de França. El fet de mantenir un exèrcit permanent, que en el moment de la seva mort comptava amb més de 10.000 homes, va comportar la ruïna de les finances del ducat.

Matrimoni i fills
El 14 de novembre de 1669 es va casar a Halle amb Magdalena Sibil·la de Saxònia-Weissenfels (1648-1681), filla del duc August (1614-1680) i de la princesa Anna Maria de Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1627-1667). El matrimoni va tenir vuit fills:

 Anna Sofia (1670-1728), casada amb Lluís Frederic I de Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1667-1718).
 Magdalena Sibil·la (1671-1673).
 Dorotea Maria (1674-1713), casada amb Ernest Lluís I de Saxònia-Meiningen (1672-1724).
 Frederica (1675-1709), casada amb Joan August d'Anhalt-Zerbst (1677-1742).
 Frederic (1676-1732), casat amb Magdalena Augusta d'Anhalt-Zerbst (1679-1740).
 Joan Guillem (1677-1707).
 Elisabet (1679-1680).
 Joana (1680-1704), casada amb Adolf Frederic II de Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1658-1708).

El 14 d'agost de 1681 es casà per segona vegada amb Cristina de Baden-Durlach, amb qui no va tenir fills.

Bibliografia

 Die Tagebücher 1667-1686 (Publications of the Thuringian State Archives Gotha IV), editat per Roswitha Jacobsen. 3 volums, Weimar 1998-2003.
 Der alchemistische Nachlaß Friedrichs I. von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg (Quellen und Forschungen zur Alchemie 1), per Oliver Humberg, Elberfeld 2005.
 August Beck, Friedrich I., Herzog von Sachsen-Gotha und Altenburg. A: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie. vol VIII. Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1878, p. 2.

Casa de Saxònia-Gotha-Altenburg
Persones de Gotha
Alumnes de la Universitat d'Estrasburg
Cavallers de l'Orde de l'Elefant
Morts a Turíngia
Naixements del 1646

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Sen. Leila de Lima waves at her supporters outside the Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court on Friday, Feb. 24, 2017. (Photo by NINO JESUS ORBETA/Philippine Daily Inquirer)
Sen. Leila de Lima is in high spirits but misses her furry dog.
She was upbeat as she received visitors at the Philippine National Police Custodial Center on Saturday, her first full day in detention on drug charges, which she had denounced as political persecution by President Rodrigo Duterte.
In a casual shirt and pants, De Lima cheerfully spent time with her visitors—members of her family, friends, her staff and other supporters, her media officer Ferdie Maglalang told the Inquirer.
"She laughed a lot. She's in good spirits" but misses her favorite pet, Coco, a Japanese spitz, Maglalang said.
A dog lover, the senator has 13 different breeds, including chihuahuas, dachshunds, labradors, and jack russels.
Among her visitors on Saturday were Chito Gascon and Loretta Rosales, her successors as chairs of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR).
Gascon told ANC television that the detention guards initially refused to let him in as he was not on the approved list of people allowed by the PNP to visit De Lima.
He said the senator's detention cell was "a little more comfortable" than a typical city jail. It was "small but not tiny" and has a receiving area and a separate toilet, he said.
Maglalang said she also has an electric fan.
Policewomen provide round-the-clock security for the senator.
Writing about her visit to the senator, Rosales called the detention cell "Leila's Square," which was "a small space big enough to hold caucuses and spiritual services."
Her bathroom had a pail of water and a "tabo" or water scooper, she added.
"Leila looked refreshed, bright and smiling just after her bath, in an engaging yellow T-shirt that struck a soft balance against the green and white walls of Leila's Square," said Rosales, a former political detainee under dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
The former CHR chair said she felt "humbled" seeing De Lima expressing "her calm, her lightness of spirit, being at terms with herself and her God."
"She expressed several times: 'I know I'm innocent, God knows I'm innocent. So there must really be a reason for all these,'" Rosales said.
De Lima spoke of her children and her parents "whom she idolized and missed so much at this moment of crisis for herself and the nation," Rosales said.
On Friday night, the senator's visitors included Vice President Leni Robredo, Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV and PNP Director General Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa, who wanted to assure the senator that she would be comfortable and safe, Maglalang said.
He said that in addition to police guards, security officers from the Office of the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms were posted outside the custodial facility on rotating shifts.
"She was prepared for the worst scenario and the worst arrangement, so she's OK," he said.
De Lima told her staff that she would continue her legislative work in whatever way possible.
"She intends to file bills and resolutions. She hopes she can participate in committee hearings. We just don't know how to do that yet. But she expressed that intent," Maglalang said.
Fr. Robert Reyes, a close friend of De Lima's, is set to hold mass in her cell on Sunday, Maglalang said. —WITH A REPORT FROM CYNTHIA D. BALANA
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Ned Dameron is a science fiction and fantasy artist.

Influences
His mother had a gallery in New Orleans, where she mainly dealt with contemporary European paintings originating from a fantastic school, which decisively influenced him to turn in that direction in art.

Works
Ned Dameron produced cover artwork for many genre novels including The Dark Tower series by Stephen King, and The Second Generation by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. He also produced interior illustrations for many Dungeons & Dragons books and Dragon magazine from 1989 to 1999, as well as cover art for the Dark Sun books Thri-Kreen of Athas and Beyond the Prism Pentad.  His interior art has been featured in Wizards and Rogues of the Realms (1995).

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One of the most serious issues with using medical equipment in the developing world is breakage. Some statistics state that the average life of a large piece of machinery is about 5 years, and hospitals typically have stockpiles of broken machinery that they cannot use.
The problem is availability of spare parts. In some cases machines are taken out of service for minor problems, even fuse replacement, because the distribution network required to get the part does not service that area.
Here in Cambridge Massachusetts, a design company has produced as prototype of a baby incubator for use in such situations. The machine has all of the necessary functions of the most expensive incubators, but is built using car parts.
Why car parts you might ask? Cars are found everywhere, and in many cases they are the only things that get regularly repaired. As a result parts are also available practically everywhere, both formal and informal networks serving even the most remote areas, and the designer believes that this makes the prototype product serviceable and repairable wherever it is found.
A simple idea that could have great knock on effects, I hazard to say. The incubator is heated using a pair of car headlights placed under the mattress, the temperature gauge is a car standard, as is the wiring loom and the air intake and filters. The alarm is a door bell and the emergency lights are direction turning indicators. If power is lost a motorbike battery takes over and it can even be run from jump leads.
The Massachusetts General Hospital has one of the prototypes on display in its museum, but unfortunately it looks as if the designers are still looking for a backer in order to put the project into mass production.
Given that millions of babies are born each year and many die on their first day of life, let us hope that somebody offers them some funds.
I am going to be honest Jonny, such issues never even crossed my mind, but thinking about it, they are actually really serious, and could save hospitals hundreds of thousands, if not millions every year!
Good, I hope I can continue. To be perfectly honest life in Cambridge Massachusetts is so full of interesting people and stuff related to technology that I am overrun with topics to cover.
It is promising idea that these people have had and I hope it works out. It is true that car parts can be available almost anywhere. Even parts for very old cars can be obtained with some searching. Hopefully, they find a backer for their project.
What a great and innovative way to fix a huge problem. They are right car parts are everywhere and why not use them to make better more accessible products.
Its always inspiring to see new innovations taking place through "not too complex" techniques. This incubator is certainly one such thing. I came across another such fascinating innovation by MIT people.
Yes I had a look at the link, they do some great stuff at MIT.
What a genius idea! It is not only a good alternative to original incubators but it is also a great way to recycle those car parts. Sponsorship from car manufacturers or dealers would be a great way to fund this project.
I like the idea too Sam, I think as resources become more and more scarce, this is the sort of thing we will need to be doing more and more of in the future, to ensure everything is exploited to its full potential, before being recycled!
What a fantastic idea. Using common parts to make machinery that can save children's lives. What a shame it is not in actual production. Maybe a non profit organization could pick up on this.
I have chatted online a couple times with a heart doctor in India, who only works on children. He also has a non profit company and does a number of surgeries per year on children who's family's cannot afford the surgery. There are few children's heart doctors in India. We really don't have a clue how bad it is in some other countries, unless we research and look into it.
I think it is really sad that because of the nature of the medical industry, treatments/equipment is often so expensive.
What a great idea, it's better and good alternative to recycle the car parts. After getting through your post I got some useful and helpful information as well as inspiration. I'd like to say thanks for sharing this wondeful information here and keep posting such a great and useful posts.


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I have not been following this, but apparently OCLC has issued proposed new policy guidelines that would allow it to claim ownership of its catalog records, with serious consequences for libraries and other organizations that use information about books. Aaron Swartz (of Open Library) puts it in context on his blog in a post from yesterday.
I have a feeling many people reading this know more about it than I do. Please comment and link to bring me and readers up to speed. This seems like an important development.
To help with that understanding I have recorded a podcast with OCLC's Karen Calhoun & Roy Tennant to discuss the new policy. It is published on the Panlibus blog.
It makes an interesting complement and contrast to some of the other coverage. How many minds it will change I couldn't guess at.
This move was predicted, somewhat, by Jeffrey Beall in his essay "OCLC: A Review", published in RADICAL CATALOGING: ESSAYS AT THE FRONT (2008) ed. by K.R. Roberto. The impression I get of OCLC reading Beall is that they are rather like the Microsoft of the Library world, buying up all the competition, trying to make everyone in Libraryland use their brand at inflated prices (like any good monopoly). Judging by AUTOCAT traffic trying to make sense of, and come to terms with the new policy direction, it seems to me this is an attempt by OCLC to get around issues of ownership and copyright (which clearly come down on the side of the original catalogers who did the grunt work to create the records) by means of the legal tool of licensing. It is an apparent act of bibliographic "eminent domain". A property grab, in layman's terms. Beall's essay asserts OCLC is not the cuddly non-profit library collective it purports itself to be, but is rather (in Beall's words) an "information sweatshop" using heavily exploited contract labor, very little by way of quality control, etc, and an emphasis on hiring MBAs rather than MLSes.
In other quarters I've heard that this move could potentially compel member libraries to block Z39.50 queries from (often poorer) nonmember libraries, which totally goes against the spirit of library cooperation. Beall argues that sharing of raw bibliographic data between libraries should be no different or unusual than ILL transactions that really are none of OCLC's business (double entendre very much intended). The "non-profit" status of OCLC shouldn't fool anyone. They still care about cash flow and are eager to engage in commodification of information like any other for-profit entity.
Of course the fact that they also employ Karen Calhoun (of the infamous "Calhoun Report", ripped to shreds by LC Reference Librarian Thomas Mann; reading that review of his is sheer glee for a cataloger like me) and Roy Tennant should have been a tip off to me that OCLC works for the "Dark side". I didn't know just how dark until I read Beall's polemic.
I've not yet read Calhoun and Tennant's spin on it that you link to above but i'll check it out. If I were a more experienced cataloger I would almost say OCLC's actions are worthy of censure from SRRT or PLG, but I don't have the cataloging chops* to write a concise, correct rebuke. I'm still getting a handle on the issue myself.
(*for example, my basic understanding of RDA [as it now stands] from AUTOCAT traffic by far wiser heads than mine tells me that RDA = unusable, unmitigated clusterf*ck, but I can't yet reproduce their concise critiques or contribute much to them).


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