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El Observatorio Palomar u Observatorio del Monte Palomar es un observatorio astronómico estadounidense de propiedad privada localizado en San Diego, California, a 140 km al sudeste del Observatorio Monte Wilson. Sus coordenadas geográficas son: 33° 21' 22,80" N, 116° 51' 53,14" O; y su altitud es de 1706 m s. n. m.

Es propiedad y está operado por el Instituto de Tecnología de California (Caltech) ubicado en Pasadena, California. Se concede tiempo de investigación a Caltech y a sus socios de investigación, que incluyen el Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) y la Universidad de Cornell.

Su mayor telescopio es el Hale, de 508 cm de diámetro, bautizado así en honor de George Hale, promotor del observatorio y de la construcción del gigantesco espejo.

Desde sus instalaciones se han realizado gran cantidad de descubrimientos astronómicos, cosmológicos y astrofísicos, como el descubrimiento del planeta enano Sedna.

Historia

La visión de Hale para los grandes telescopios y el Observatorio Palomar
El astrónomo George Ellery Hale, cuya visión creó el Observatorio Palomar, construyó el telescopio más grande del mundo cuatro veces seguidas. Publicó un artículo de 1928 proponiendo lo que se convertiría en el reflector Palomar de 200 pulgadas; era una invitación al público estadounidense para aprender cómo los grandes telescopios podrían ayudar a responder preguntas relacionadas con la naturaleza fundamental del universo. Hale siguió este artículo con una carta a la Junta de Educación Internacional (más tarde absorbida por la Junta de Educación General) de la Fundación Rockefeller fechada el 16 de abril de 1928 en la que solicitaba financiación para este proyecto. En su carta, Hale declaró:

"Ningún método para hacer avanzar la ciencia es tan productivo como el desarrollo de instrumentos y métodos de investigación nuevos y más potentes. Un telescopio más grande no solo proporcionaría la ganancia necesaria en la penetración espacial de la luz y el poder de resolución fotográfica, sino que también permitiría la aplicación de ideas y dispositivos derivados principalmente de los recientes avances fundamentales en física y química".

Telescopio Hale

El telescopio de 508 cm (200 pulgadas) lleva el nombre del astrónomo y constructor de telescopios George Ellery Hale. Fue construido por Caltech con una subvención de $6 millones de la Fundación Rockefeller, utilizando un pyrex en blanco fabricado por Corning Glass Works bajo la dirección de George McCauley. El Dr. J. A. Anderson fue el director del proyecto inicial, asignado a principios de la década de 1930. El telescopio (el más grande del mundo en ese momento) vio la primera luz el 26 de enero de 1949 apuntando a NGC 2261. El astrónomo estadounidense Edwin Powell Hubble fue el primer astrónomo en utilizar el telescopio.

Cuando entró en funcionamiento fue el telescopio más grande del mundo desde 1949 hasta 1975, cuando el telescopio ruso BTA-6 vio la primera luz. Los astrónomos que utilizan el Telescopio Hale han descubierto objetos distantes llamados quasares (un subconjunto de lo que se conocería como Núcleos Galácticos Activos) a distancias cosmológicas. Han estudiado la química de las poblaciones estelares, lo que ha llevado a comprender la nucleosíntesis estelar en cuanto al origen de los elementos del universo en sus abundancias observadas, y han descubierto miles de asteroides. Un modelo de ingeniería a una décima parte del telescopio en Corning Community College en Corning, Nueva York, sede de Corning Glass Works (ahora Corning Incorporated), se utilizó para descubrir al menos un planeta menor, 34419 Corning.

Arquitectura y diseño

Russell W. Porter desarrolló la arquitectura art déco de los edificios del Observatorio, incluida la cúpula del Telescopio Hale de 508 cm. Porter también fue responsable de gran parte del diseño técnico del Telescopio Hale y las Cámaras Schmidt, produciendo una serie de dibujos de ingeniería de sección transversal. Porter trabajó en los diseños en colaboración con muchos ingenieros y miembros del comité de Caltech.

Max Mason dirigió la construcción y Theodore von Karman estuvo involucrado en la ingeniería.

Directores
 Ira Sprague Bowen, 1948–1964
 Horace Welcome Babcock, 1964–1978
 Maarten Schmidt, 1978–1980
 Gerry Neugebauer, 1980–1994
 James Westphal, 1994–1997
 Wallace L. W. Sargent, 1997–2000
 Richard Ellis, 2000–2006
 Shrinivas Kulkarni, 2006–2018
 Jonas Zmuidzinas, 2018–

Observatorio Palomar y contaminación lumínica
Gran parte de la región circundante del sur de California ha adoptado iluminación protegida para reducir la contaminación lumínica que podría afectar al observatorio.

Equipamientos

Telescopios e instrumentos

 El Telescopio Hale de 508 cm se propuso por primera vez en 1928 y ha estado en funcionamiento desde 1948. Fue el telescopio más grande del mundo durante 45 años.

 Un telescopio reflector de 152 cm (60 pulgadas) se encuentra en el edificio Oscar Mayer. Fue dedicado en 1970 a tomar parte de la carga del Telescopio Hale. Este telescopio fue utilizado para descubrir la primera estrella enana marrón.

 El telescopio de Samuel Oschin de 120 cm (48 pulgadas, cámara de Schmidt) fue comenzado en 1938 e instalado en 1948. Se llamó inicialmente el Schmidt de 48 pulgadas, y fue dedicado a Samuel Oschin en 1986. El planeta enano Eris fue descubierto usando este instrumento. La existencia de Eris desencadenó las discusiones en la comunidad internacional de la astronomía que condujeron a que Plutón se reclasificara como planeta enano.

El telescopio Sleuth
Sleuth es un telescopio muy humilde, equipado con una cámara con lentes de 100 mm y una cámara digital. Localizado en el Observatorio Palomar en California, el Sleuth escudriña sistemáticamente el cielo, en busca de señales de tránsito astronómico, la pequeña disminución en el brillo de una estrella causada por un objeto que pasa por delante. El truco está en que para buscar exoplanetas no se necesita un telescopio muy grande, sino observar el cielo continuamente. Se ha construido un telescopio robot que cada noche observa la zona del cielo correcta y toma imágenes de forma continua. Utilizando después una serie de códigos informáticos para buscar entre los datos, analizando esas pequeñas señales (una tarea ingente pues es tal la cantidad de datos que es como encontrar la aguja en el pajar).

El Programa Navigator proporcionó la financiación inicial para el telescopio Sleuth (Detective), que ha conseguido descubrimientos de exoplanetas tales como el TrES-4.

El telescopio es parte de la red Trans-Atlantic Exoplanet Survey (TrES, Investigador de Exoplanetas Transatlántico), con varios pequeños telescopios más realizando observaciones en distintas localizaciones.

Está mantenido por David Charbonneau (CfA) y Francis O'Donovan (Caltech).

Visitas y participación pública

El Observatorio Palomar es una instalación de investigación activa. Sin embargo, las áreas seleccionadas del observatorio están abiertas al público durante el día. Los visitantes pueden realizar recorridos autoguiados del telescopio de 200 pulgadas todos los días de 9  a 15h. El observatorio está abierto los 7 días de la semana, durante todo el año, excepto el 24 y 25 de diciembre y en épocas de mal tiempo y, eventualmente, de pandemia mundial. Las visitas guiadas a la cúpula del Telescopio Hale de 200 pulgadas y al área de observación están disponibles los sábados y domingos de abril a octubre. Se ofrecen recorridos tras bambalinas para el público a través del grupo de apoyo comunitario Palomar Observatory Docents.

El Observatorio Palomar también tiene un museo en el sitio: el Centro de visitantes de Greenway que contiene exhibiciones relevantes para el observatorio y la astronomía, una tienda de regalos, y alberga eventos públicos periódicos.

Para aquellos que no pueden viajar al observatorio, Palomar ofrece un extenso recorrido virtual que brinda acceso virtual a todos los principales telescopios de investigación en el sitio, el Centro de visitantes Greenway, y tiene una gran cantidad de multimedia integrada para brindar contexto adicional.  Del mismo modo, el observatorio mantiene activamente un extenso sitio web y canal de YouTube para apoyar la participación pública.

El observatorio está ubicado en la Ruta estatal 76 en el norte del Condado de San Diego, California, a dos horas en coche del centro de San Diego y a tres horas en del centro  Los Ángeles (UCLA, aeropuerto LAX). Aquellos que se alojen en el cercano Palomar Campground pueden visitar el Observatorio Palomar haciendo senderismo por 3,5 km hasta el Sendero del Observatorio.

Clima
Palomar tiene un clima mediterráneo de verano caluroso (Köppen Csa).

Referencias

Fuentes
 1983 — Calvino, Italo. Mr. Palomar. Torino: G. Einaudi. ; OCLC 461880054
 1994 — Florence, Ronald. The Perfect Machine. New York: HarperCollins. ; OCLC 611549937
 2010 — Brown, Michael E. How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming. Spiegel & Grau. ; OCLC 495271396
 2020 — Schweizer, Linda. Cosmic Odyssey.  MIT Press

Enlaces externos
 Ver foto del Telescopio Sleuth

Palomar
Condado de San Diego

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First time: she doesn't register anything.
In a mass film called Kotigobba 2/Mudinja Ivana Pudi starring Sudeep, Nithya was not a meaningless prop, nor was she put in her place by the hero. She brought dignity and class and tried to put the hero in his place instead. Unfortunately, critics and audiences felt she was wasted in Janatha Garage and IruMugan. Why was she wasting her time in meaningless movies?She could have portrayed any of the female roles in Iraivi and become even more accomplished. Maybe Karthik Subbaraj could have generated room for Parvathy in Iraivi too. But their acting arsenal wasn't depleted as we were to find out in 2017.
Parvathy cemented herself as the best actress of 2017 with a heartbreaking, outstanding performance (which I declare is my win for the National Award) as Sameera in Take Off. There was no trace of the actress; we saw a tormented, beleaguered, yet determined and fiery divorced nurse who commanded the entire movie. Her method acting was in full display here as we could see the personal and psychological ordeal engulf her in every direction, yet there was resiliency and hope. Like Daniel Day Lewis in My Left Foot, she wasn't asking the audience to pity her condition but to view as it is. I couldn't look away; I just had to see her and the other nurses triumph over the tribulations in Iraq. Such was her command over the screen which attained both critical and commercial acclaim. In the same year, she debuted in Hindi cinema as Jaya in QaribQaribSinglle opposite one of the best Indian actors and an artiste of her caliber, Irrfan Khan and expanded her presence in the Indian film industry.
And how could I forget Awe? In probably one of the best Telugu films of the year and perhaps of this decade, Nithya yet again displayed her versatility, playing Krish the lesbian psychologist and lover of Eesha Rebba's Radha. She may have been a little aggressive, but she was playing the male role of the relationship except with more self-respect, humor, consideration and compassion. She knew that Radha's parents wouldn't have accepted their relationship, but instead of espousing old school behavior or out right rebellion, she tried to appease them by saying, "even though you may not accept our relationship as it is, we love each other. This is the new reality. Don't think of us as boorish and untraditional; we are the same people, we believe the same way except we are more progressive and open minded. This is who we are." And playing a role with such responsibility to society and progressivism only proves that Nithya never ceases to amaze.
Which makes Parvathy and Nithya's future filmography more intriguing and interesting. They are the classiest and most brilliant actors of their generations. They don't conform to norms but surpass them in their acting. They are stars in their own right. They feel more real when they are on screen and I don't remember anybody else in their film but them. I would rather watch their movies than other actresses' movies. They do not remind me of the past greats but keep me in the present and are their own selves. If Parvathy is vocal off screen in his feminism and WCC activism, Nithya displays her beliefs on screen with her body language excellently. Such is their powerful presence which makes meexcited for My Story, Praana and hopefully the much talked about sci-fi film with Prithviraj where they may come together on screen at last.
If there's another component of their acting expertise that makes me compare them, it is that they take after Anant Nag's acting. We all know Anant Nagalways is a classy, brilliant and natural actor. He always takes from his life experiences and wisdom while becoming the character on screen. His method of disappearing into a role is constant analysis and study of the screenplay and character where he gradually starts behaving like the character when he is performing regular daily activities like reading, cooking, helping around in the house and doing prayers and by the time he is on set, he is the character. And within that character, he becomes both intelligent and spontaneous; it feels so fresh every time you watch him. And the characters, compartment and expressions he delivers are never the same in each movie; they are different, unique and mind blowing. And after watching them for so long, I firmly believe Parvathy and Nithya are the true heirs to Anant Nag. If Parvathy follows his method acting by extensive and extreme preparation to the point where she doesn't break character at all, Nithya brings the same amount of class and brilliance he does by becoming the character instantly on set. The latter does provide Mohanlal levels of innate and spur-of-the-moment brilliance, but her style is clearly Anant Nag. Like him, both are not afraid of acting in art and independent films. And they both keep up with the times and are the harbingers of change they seek to be in society.
"What are they going to do from here?" is what some people might ask. But my question is "What are they going to surprise us with now?" It is to their credit that they are still here and relevant and prove that age is simply a number for them. They continue to surprise the audience with their versatility.They can shift easily between each industry (Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and English) and dazzle every time. They keep pushing the scope of their acting prowess each time. They are never after awards but for making an impact on society with their acting. I firmly believe in future we will be talking about them as the best actresses of their generation.
Thank you for being such terrific performers, Parvathy and Nithya! May you continue to provide brilliant performances! May you continue to surprise me every time! May you both continue to be the change you want to be in society! You are two unique actresses that can't be compared to the past and are truly your own selves!
So happy to see an article on these extremely talented actresses! Inspite of being a huge fan of both, I failed to recognize the similarities mentioned here. I was smitten by Parvathy from Poo itself, while it took some time to discover Nithya's acting prowess.
I still feel Nithya is underutilised compared to Parvathy. (Why waste all the talent on insignificant second heroine roles?) I really hope they get more well written roles that they deserve.
Jayaram, thank you for this. I watched Parvathy in Bangalore Days and honestly thought she was the best thing about the film. I haven't seen Take Off yet, but I mean to, soon. I recently watched Qareeb Qareeb Singlle and was blown away by the way she just was, on screen.
Nithya, too, is a favourite – I didn't know she wasn't a Malayali. Haven't watched any of the Kannada films you mentioned simply because I've no one to recommend Kannada films to me, and the time I used to watch them were the worst period in their film history. Now I have some recommendations to go on, and with Parvathy and Nithya, I can atleast be assured of seeing some good performances. So thank you for that as well.
Nithya's Wikipedia page mentions that "she was born in Bangalore to a Malayalee family." Isn't Menen a Malayalee surname. Incidentally, in her first 2 Kannada films, 7 O'Clock and Josh, she played supporting characters and these 2 roles are the only memorable ones in the films.
Nithya has a way of lighting up the screen and Parvathy, I must say, inhabits the roles she does with such natural ease, she becomes the character. I was simply blown away by her performances in Qareeb Qareeb Singlle and Take Off.
@Anu, Vikram: As far as I understand, Nithya is indeed Malayali (or perhaps a better way of putting it would be, her family has Keralite roots). She was born and schooled in Bengaluru is what I understand. I guess Jayram is referring to an interview of hers which was titled "Melting pot India", where she talked about how she felt her mother tongue was Kannada (the language she had grown up speaking and was most comfortable with).
Anu Warrier: Ala Modalaindi (with subtitles) is available on YouTube.
Jai, ah, thanks for that clarification. So she's a bit like me. 🙂 Only I was born and brought up in Madras first, and then in Bangalore.
Not sure if Nithya dubs in Tamil. But the voice that I get to hear in Tamil films and the pronunciation is annoying. And I find her acting too artificial. E.g. In the scene where she meets Prakash Raj and his wife in OKK, when she begins to sing along with that lady, her expressions make you feel like giving her a tight slap and ask her to get out instead of being impressed and allowing her to stay.
@complicateur, sorry I disagree. After watching the clip, I still feel Parvathy was wasted. She is capable of bringing out better emotions, but couldn't do it here.
@shaviswa, nice to read your harsh take, but I disagree. I don't find her to be annoying and artificial in OKK which is her best performance in Tamil so far. And except for Veppam and Kanchana 2, she does dubs in Tamil.
Mini rant: the Malayalam movie industry is foolish not let Nithya dub in Akaasha Gopuram, Happy Journey and Urumi. The dubbing artists for her sound like aliens. THEY are the artificial ones, not her. Thankfully post Ala Modalaindi, they have let her dub for Bachelor Party, Ustad Hotel and 100 Days of Love.
BTW, whenever Nithya dubs for herself in the languages, I've noticed when she's comfortable with the language (Kannada and Malayalam), her voice sounds more heavier and confident than when she's a little hesitant (Tamil and Telugu). I think it also depends on the character she becomes on screen.
@Vikram, what are your thoughts on Nithya's performance in Mynaa?
@MANK, this is nothing compared to the essays/concert and album reviews I write about south indian classical music especially on Balamuralikrishna (BMK) for pleasure. Those reviews are almost book like as I can't stop gushing about BMK's music. (BTW, hope you have seen my YouTube channel which is full of BMK's music).
I wrote one concert review about a 2016 Amrutha Venkatesh concert I attended in Dallas which blew my dad away that he and his relatives urged me to send it to the Hindu so it could be published. I did send an edited version to the editor, Geetha Venkataramanan and she asked me for my bio. I don't think anything came out of it and perhaps it's a good thing.
One time I even thought about comparing Amrutha's singing with Nithya's acting as they share the same intellect, approach and love towards their craft and remind me of one another. Plus both of them are the same age and are born and brought up in Bangalore. But that's another story.
I absolutely agree with your assessment, Maneesh Chettan. To me, Parvathy is the better actress but Nithya is my favorite. The former is a completely committed method actress who puts in a lot of work and sometimes it distracts. Yet she has this innate sense of spontaneity as soon as she becomes the character which is what her male co-stars like Prithviraj, DQ and Nivin try so hard to do, but fail (Fahadh and Indrajith can do it as well, but not as good as she can). The latter is like an old fashioned yet modern thinking actress who instantly becomes the role and has this intrinsic charm that instantly captures the audience's attention. It helps she has this freshness on screen. I'm re watching her films and I'm discovering something new about her performances every time.
They are both articulate, intelligent and assured. They remind me of Anant Nag even more. Hope they act together soon.
@bharathikannamma, Anu Warrier, Jai- thanks for the compliments. It is thanks to people like you who are not afraid of speaking your mind and encouraging others to do so. I don't comment much but I have learned so much about life by reading your posts/comments and have become more empathetic. I am not perfect nor am I right about anything including movies. Yet I ask that you forgive my lapses in judgement when I write from the heart.
@BR, thanks for everything you do.
OK. So she dubbed herself in OKK. Her Tamizh pronunciation is distracting and annoying to me. Especially when the character is grown up in Coimbatore, you expect the person to speak the language well. Just go back to the 80s and see Mundhanai Mudichu and how Urvasi (a Malayalee) and in her first film speaks the Tamil dialect effortlessly. When I saw OKK, I could never relate to the Nithya Menen character. Dulquer on the other hand was pleasing to the ear.
It was not until MMKR that Urvasi dubbed for herself in Tamil.
@Honest Raj – really? Can't believe it. Whoever dubbed for her must have been a heck of an actress herself.
shawiswa: But why should we expect Nithya to speak like a pucca Coimbatorean? The Mundhanai Mudichu character was a rooted one. Nithya may have studied outside in boarding schools for all you know — someone more Anglicised. I don't think it's a fair comparison.
shaviswa: Not sure, but that was the voice of most of the 80s actresses in Tamil.
I think it was the same artist who later dubbed for Smita Patil in Aravindan's Chidambaram.
It is always a pleasure to hear the actor. Sadly, dubbing robs the full experience. The way actresses are imported more for looks and novelty, hearing them in their real voices is becoming rare. Looks may fade but voice remains the same more or less. Voice is the alternate identity. Unless we get first class mimicry artists to dub for a legend and see the results. Lata sounds Lata even after her vocals lost the old charisma.
@BRangan – no – I am not expecting her to speak in chaste kongu tamizh. But accent neutral urban Tamizh? She speaks like a person who does not know Tamizh – if she was to speak like that, maybe they could have portrayed as someone who grew up in Ahmedabad or wherever her father was supposed to have lived. Make her speak Tamizh with a mix of Hindi words – this was something KB was adept at. His characters would use Hindi words if they are from the North.
Well, Parvathy wins a Special Mention at the National Awards instead of Best Actress.
I kind of agree with Shaviswa about Nithya Menen's Tamil accent. The first time I watched OK Kanmani, it felt annoying. I think it's not the accent per se, more so the slow, deliberate delivery like small kids. I read BR's review after watching the film and it colored my view of Nithya Menen. I rewatched the movie and loved her performance. I even went on a Nithya Menen spree and watched almost all her Tamil/Telugu movies. It is quite sad that many of these are bad movies (what was she doing in Irumugan/Mudinja Ivana Pidi/Janatha Garage?), but she shines in almost all of them with her expressive eyes and screen presence. She is an outstanding actress, but doesn't have the right vision/intuition while picking movies, unlike Parvathy who has been a part of some very, very good movies. I simply loved Parvathy in Maryan and she has the ability to meld into and look the part she plays. However, despite Parvathy's better acting skills, I like Nithya Menen more. When she is on screen, the other actors diminish and I only watch her.
Besides liking them for their acting skills, I really like that they both are women who speak their minds without sucking up to anyone. In this interview, Nithya says it's her choice if she wants to stay slim or gain weight and not anyone else's business. How many actresses down South can speak so boldly like that?
On the other hand, the audacity of the person asking a stranger why they have put on weight…. somethings need to go away from our society.
@EKSP, despite a not so good filmography, Nithya's best performances are in Telugu. It's amazing how she's able to deliver such solid acting even in smaller roles like Mukthamba in Rudhramadevi and Krish in Awe. And no one can do it but her.
Ala Modalaindi, Gunde Jaari Gallathayinde and Malli Malli Idi Rani Roju are her most outstanding and rewatchable performances. Her versatility is displayed brilliantly in the above 3. And as you correctly stated, all other actors diminish and we only remember her.
Thanks to this write up I watched Poo. Its not like I wasn't already a fan of Parvathy. I think she was at least as good as Priyamani was in Paruthiveeran .If the lead opposite her had half the charisma of Karthi this could have been a classic like Paruthiveeran I think when all is said and done Parvathy will be one of the all time greats of Indian cinema. I do not see the comparison with Nithya Menen as an equal , but admittedly I have only seen OKK and Ustad Hotel., Again, due to this write up, started watching Ala Modalaindi. The film does not seem to be too great but I guess will stick around and finish it to see what NM is all about.
Regarding Nithya's dialogue delivery, i think its a general issue with her, irrespective of languages. perhaps its one of the reasons why she was dubbed in her earlier films. there is a slight toddler like hesitation when she speaks compared to the ease with which emotions float through her face. which means that she will not be able to pull of a role which requires snappy delivery, like Parvathy in Take off. But i thought it was perfect for Mani Rathnam's staccato dialogues in OKK.
@MANK , any other recommendation for Nithya Menen movies that are watchable irrespective of her performance? I have seen OKK and Ustad hotel and Awe is on my list.
@MANK – even in OKK I found it pretty annoying. It got worse in Mersal.
The problem is that it is very distracting. And an actor is the whole package – cannot call someone is a good actor/actress if they cannot deliver their dialogues well. Expressions alone will not do.
I am yet to see Parvathy – her role in Bangalore Days was minuscule to really assess. I will have to watch one of her better films to comment.


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the Patriarch of Antioch, and head of the Syriac Orthodox Church from 1709 until his resignation in 1722. At the age of twenty-two, he joined the Monastery of Mar Mattai where he was ordained priest by his tutor, the Maphrian Mor Baselios Habeeb II. During this time, Isaac helped to renovate the monastery and in 1675 he became abbot of the monastery.
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1681 1681, May 24
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1687 1693, Jan 6
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1688 1688, Aug 31
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1690 1693, Nov 24
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Michael Wigglesworth 1631 1651
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1694 1694, Dec 28
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1696 1696, Sep 23
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1700 1700, Oct 16
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1704 1704, May 3
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Samuel Kapasoulis of Alexandria unknown 1710
served as Greek Patriarch of the Patriarchate of Alexandria in 1710–1712 and in 1714–1723. Po...
Pope Innocent XIII 1655, May 13 1695
Pope for the Roman Catholic Church from 8 May 1721 to his death in 1724. He is the last pope to ...
Bartolomeu de Gusmao 1685, Dec 1709
a Portuguese priest and naturalist, noted for his early work on lighter-than-air airship design. ...
Patriarch (1720-1724)* Patriarchate of Antioch -*Church of Constantinople
Mojsije Rajovic unknown 1712
Vikentije I Popovic unknown 1713
Metropolitan of Karlovci (1713-1725)* Serbian Orthodox Church
Astuatsatur I unknown 1715
Cotton Mather 1663, Feb 12 1685
a socially and politically influential New England Puritan minister, prolific author, and pamphle...
Peter VI unknown 1718
104th Pope of Alexandria & Patriarch of the See of St. Mark for the Coptic Orthodox Church (1718-...
Callinicus III unknown 1720
was Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople for one day in 1726. He is sometimes not counted among...
King George I 1660, May 28 1714
King of Great Britain and Ireland, Supreme Governor of the Church of England from 1 August 1714 u...
Esayi Hasan-Jalalean unknown 1702
Catholicose of Aluank' (1702-1728)*
David Nieto 1654 1702
the Haham of the Spanish and Portuguese Jewish community in London, later succeeded in this capac...
Ioannikios II unknown 1721
Herman Witte 1666 1721
Bishop of Turku (1721-1728)* Lutheran Finish Church
Krikor III unknown 1721
Matthias Steuchius 1644, Oct 26 1690
the Bishop of the Diocese of Lund, 1694 to 1714 and Archbishop of Uppsala in the Lutheran Swedish...
Ahmed III 1673, Dec 30/31 1703
Laurence Eusden 1688, Sep 1711
an English poet who became Poet Laureate in 1718. Eusden, who was thirty years-old at the time of...
Chrysanthos I unknown 1707
Patriarch (1707-1731)* Patriarchate of Jerusalem
Daniil II unknown 1719
Jeremias III unknown 1716
Ecumenical Patriarch (1716-1726, 1732-1733), restored* Church of Constantinople
Silvestros unknown 1718
Kosmas III unknown 1714
the Ecumenical Patriarch of for the Church of Constantinople from 1714 to 1716. He also served a...
Lobsang Yeshe 1663 1671
the fifth Panchen Lama of the Buddhist Gelug (Yellow Hat sect) of Tibet from 1663-1737. He was bo...
Abraham III unknown 1708
1737 1737, Apr
the Catholicos of the Armenian Apostolic Church between 1734 and 1737. He was bishop of Rodosto, ...
William Wake 1657, Jan 26 1716
a priest and Archbishop of Canterbury in the Church of England from 1716 until his death in 1737....
Syedna Ismail Badruddin II unknown 1719
was the 38th Dai (leader) of Dawoodi Bohra. He succeeded the 37th Dai Noor Mohd Nuruddin to the S...
Shimoun XIV Sleman unknown 1700
Domenti III unknown 1704
Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (twice, from 1704-1725 and 1739-1741) for the Orthodox Church of G...
Melchior de Polignac 1661, Oct 11 1683
a French diplomat, Cardinal and neo-Latin poet. During the last years of Louis XIV, Abbé de Poli...
Andre-Hercule de Fleury 1653, Jun 22/26 1679
a French cardinal who served as the chief minister of Louis XV. He was sent to Paris as a child t...
Lancelot Blackburne 1658, Dec 10 1680
an English clergyman, who became Archbishop of York, and – in popular belief – a pirate. He w...
Christodoulos unknown 1718
Ioasaph II unknown 1718
Abraham Rozanes unknown 1720
Aaron Hart 1670 1692
the first chief rabbi of the United Kingdom and the rabbi of the Great Synagogue of London from 1...
Simon Awad 1683 1708
the Maronite Patriarch of Antioch from 1743 to his death in 1756, remembered as an Arab writer. I...
Paisius II unknown 1712
was Ecumenical Patriarch for the Church of Constantinople for four times (1726-1732; 1740-1743; 1...
Kelzang Gyatso 1708 1720
the 7th Dalai Lama for the Gelug (Yellow Hat Buddhism) of Tibet. Kelzang Gyatso was born in Litha...
Nerses V unknown 1706
(anti-catholicos) Catholicose of Aluank' (1706-1763)*
Edward Wigglesworth 1693 ca 1710
a clergyman, teacher and theologian in Colonial America. His father was clergyman and author Mich...
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Cinema
Cafe Society – film del 1939 diretto da Edward H. Griffith
Cafe Society – film del 1995 diretto da Raymond De Felitta
Café Society – film del 2016 diretto da Woody Allen

Locali
 Café Society – night club di New York aperto dal 1938 al 1948

Musica
Café Society – gruppo musicale folk rock britannico
Café Society – gruppo musicale Hi-NRG sudafricano

Società
Café society – persone che frequentavano i café e i ristoranti alla moda alla fine del XIX secolo


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Harry Potter tattoo
The magical universe of Harry Potter has also penetrated the world of tattooing. So if you are a fan, think about a Harry Potter tattoo. This story is an endless treasure trove of inspiration for amazing and unique tattoos.
To make a long story short Harry Potter is a series of seven fantasy novels written by British author J. K. Rowling. The novels chronicle the lives of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. They all are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The main story arc concerns Harry's struggle against Lord Voldemort. He is a dark wizard who intends to become immortal. Moreover he want to overthrow the wizard overning body known as the Ministry of Magic and subjugate all wizards and Muggles (non-magical people).
Since the release of the first novel, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, on 26 June 1997, the books have found immense popularity, positive reviews, and commercial success worldwide. They have attracted a wide adult audience as well as younger readers and are often considered cornerstones of modern young adult literature.
The success of the series has contributed to a $15 billion brand. First of all, the most important part of it is the series of eight film adaptations produced in Great Britain and the United States by Warner Bros. and presented between 2001 and 2011. With $7.7 billion, it was the most profitable film series in history. Moreover, every single part ranks among the top box office grossing productions of all time. Other brand elements include computer games, audiobooks, and two theme parks.
When it comes to tattoo design set in the world of Harry Potter, the possibilities are endless. You can create your amazing tattoo of all shapes, sizes, colors and styles.
You can tattoo specific characters. These may be realistic portraits of wizards or fantastic beasts or other characters such as the Sorting Hat, Patronus, Dementor or Dobby. You can show distinctive scenes from the story.
An interesting idea is to use your favorite quote. You can also use symbols related to the Harry Potter series like:
three stars (like the symbol at the top of every page)
a wand or a hand holding a wand
the Hogwart and the Houses: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Slytherin
a vial of potion
the Golden Snitch
a deathly hallows symbol
a Marauder's Map
a line of footprints (as seen on the Marauder's Map)
9¾ (the Hogwart's train platform number)
a flying key
Harry's glasses and lightning bolt scar
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We celebrated the launch of our new store at 281 Portobello Road with a cocktail party on 9th September. It was a lively night, with nibbles and fizz, African musicfrom across the continent and a live performance by Amy Fitz Doyley. Take a look at the highlights below, and CLICK HERE to view the full album.


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WATCH: Update on the weekend winter storm
WATCH: Chaney vs. East Boys Basketball Game
Judge orders second mental evaluation for convicted rapist in Poland attack
Photos: Eagle rescue near Mosquito Lake
Chaney vs. East Boys Basketball
Browns' Mayfield passing in practice, looks good to go
Mayfield has thrown just two interceptions in his past five games after throwing a league-high 12 in the first seven
by: The Associated Press, Tom Withers
Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield (6) plays without a glove before injuring this hand against the Pittsburgh Steelers during an NFL football game, Sunday, Dec. 1, 2019, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Don Wright)
BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield threw in practice for the first time since injuring his right hand in Sunday's loss at Pittsburgh.
Mayfield's bruised throwing hand remains wrapped, but he zipped passes to Cleveland's running backs and tight ends during the early portion of Thursday's workout open to media members.
Mayfield showed both touch and velocity — his last pass was a 30-yard dart — on his throws, increasing the likelihood he'll start Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals (1-11). The second-year QB did not throw any passes on Wednesday but he vowed he would play, saying his mom "didn't raise a wuss."
Mayfield has thrown just two interceptions in his past five games after throwing a league-high 12 in the first seven. He has 15 touchdown passes after breaking the league rookie record with 27 last season.
The Browns (5-7) need to win their final four games and along with some outside help to end the NFL's longest postseason drought.
Browns set for heated rematch with Steelers after brawl
Rep. Tim Ryan proposing early Medicare enrollment for first responders
by Rod Cowan / Jan 17, 2020
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) - Congressman Tim Ryan was in town for a roundtable discussion about the possibility of police, firefighters and other first responders being eligible for Medicare at an earlier age of 50.
For nearly 31 years, Michael Taylor has been a firefighter in Steubenville. Now, he's president of the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters (OAPFF).
by Jason Aubry / Jan 17, 2020
COLUMBUS (WCMH) -- Two major trade deals made significant news this week: the U.S. Mexico Canada (USMCA) was finally ratified by the Senate and President Donald Trump signed phase one of a trade agreement with China.
By and large, it is accepted that these agreements did good things for some people. But what did they do for you?
Community supporting Western Reserve students after coach accused of vaping
by Briana Ray-Turner / Jan 17, 2020
BERLIN CENTER, Ohio (WKBN) - Western Reserve Local Schools had a board meeting Friday evening, days after a report of a staff member found vaping in a school bathroom.
Over 30 people showed up -- including parents, teachers and former students -- to show support for the kids.


In mid 2014, my life changed forever when I found out I was infertile. An extremely rare genetic hiccup meant my eggs did not respond to the hormones they needed to grow and mature for conception to occur. In the years since, I have battled depression looking for reasons to explain "why me".
In 2016, I made the drastic decision to move away from my home and husband to find out who I was if I couldn't be a mum. After six months, I decided not to go back and embraced what was to be an exciting, adventurous and downright dirty time in my life, fulfilling sexual desires that I had only previously fantasised about.
It's been amazing and soul-destroying, titillating and gut-wrenching as I have come to terms with who I am and how different it is to who I thought I wanted to be. Friends have described me as brave. I'm not sure I quite believe that yet, but I do know that regardless of what reckless decisions I make, how deep I crash when my mood deadens or how exhilarated I feel after a night of pure, unadulterated pleasure, I am, and will remain, fierce.
While this is my personal account, I have changed details and names to protect the identities of those who had a part in my story.
I do not have affiliations with any brands or products mentioned in any post. All views expressed are my own.


MUMBAI: Amitabh Bachchan has a new film coming out in a few weeks in 'Satyagraha'. Even then, his public appearances have been low. That will increase in the coming weeks.
Yesterday, he was spotted by shutterbugs after an event. Dressed in a tip-top manner, he smiled at his fans and even chatted and joked around with a few of them. The new superstars of Bollywood can still learn from the legendary star.


Preparation for the reception of the sacraments is an integral part of the ongoing process of religious instruction and formation at Maternity B.V.M. Specific preparation for the celebration of Reconciliation and First Holy Co mmunion takes place in third grade; preparation for the sacrament of Confirmation will take place in 7th grade begininng in the 2019/20 school year. Reception of the Sacrament will be in the fall of 2020 for eighth graders. In addition to classroom instruction, students take part in programs which enrich and deepen sacramental understanding.
Any questions, please contact Sr. Mary Beth Geraghty, Director of Religion Education, at 215-673-4010.


Here you can learn more about the key people behind VMI's success.
Gerd was born and educated in Germany. He started as an apprentice Toolmaker and graduated in1964. He came to the U.S. toward the end of 1964.
He was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1966 -1968 active service. He graduated College with a degree in business management. He was the founding member of Vineburg Machining Inc. which was established in 1977.
Sven grew up in Germany. He attended an apprenticeship program at Electrolux in Oldenburg. He graduated after 3.5 years as an Industrial Engineer for machining and system techniques.
From 1996 to 1998 he worked for Electrolux as a Tool and Die maker. In 1998 Sven came to the U.S. as an exchange student. After a few years learning English and working at VMI, Sven became the CNC department manager in 1999. In 2011 Sven took over the responsibilities as General Manager. With over 20 years of manufacturing experience, Sven brings a vast amount of machining knowledge and welcomes any challenges.
Gerd holds a bachelors degree in Strategic Management from CSUS. He has been in the machining industry since 1998 and has attained a wealth of knowledge in technology and logistics. Gerd manages the day to day operations of the plant as well as customer support, shipping, implementation of shop technology and scheduling.
Bill Poleshuk has worked in the machining industry for over 39 years, 36 of those years with Vineburg Machining. Bill started in Santa Rosa, Ca. with the Machine Tool Technology program at the local community college. After completing the program, he secured an apprenticeship with Kval Machinery in Petaluma, Ca.
Bill finished his apprenticeship at R&M, learning Acme-Gridley Screw Machines. He worked on screw machines for about 7 years then Bill started learning the art of tool making soon after.
Bill is the Management Representative for the Vineburg's ISO Quality Management System. He holds a vocational teaching credential and taught 2nd year apprentices for the NTMA as well as beginning welding classes for adult education.


Why aren't our children prepared for the tests of life?
Community leaders, business representatives, and educators met in Oswego recently to discuss ways to reduce bullying in schools and provide students with the tools to become successful citizens. The "Inspire 14″ program was hosted by the non-profit organization Wisdom Thinkers Network and attempts to prepare children for the future through storytelling.
Only weeks after one of the most divisive elections, and months following the Earth Summit drew competing lines on Mother Earth, we gather to tell the stories of our civilization and search for a shared narrative to restore civility and move us beyond the conflict to peace.
Today competing ideologies dominate the landscape leaving citizens little room for peace. They have put our world on a deadly course of destruction. Dominated by the divisive rhetoric, empathy has vanished and no one stops to listen to each other anymore. We have forgotten how to share our stories. Can sharing and learning to honor each other's stories lead to a shared narrative? At the root of all, regardless of ideology or discipline, Wisdom Thinkers recognizes a spiritual connection which will allow us to transcend our individual positions and work to create a shared narrative for the future of humanity and of our planet – a new ethos for a shared planet?
Recognizing that our behaviors, our cultures, and our policies grow out of our stories, Wisdom Thinkers Network is gathering a diverse group of visionaries, from around the country and around the world inSyracuse. We are bringing storytellers and artists together with leaders from key disciplines and traditions to reflect on what stories have influenced our current position, and what stories can indeed help change the course of civilization towards a more compassionate, inclusive, and that includes our environment, pluralistic, civil society.
Panel discussion and cultural program to share emerging narratives. Open reception preceding the event will allow the public and university community to gather with presenters and participants.
Discussion of emerging narratives assisted by visual facilitator Julie Stuart. Audience contributions will be welcome as the group identifies opportunities for change and begins to frame a call to action.
For the month following 9/11, people's behavior changed and a true sense of community and concern flourished. Then we returned to "normal". Today we are still locked in ideological gridlock, buried under fear, and unable to have a civil conversation. What can we learn by reweaving our wisdom stories into a new narrative, and what role can each of us play? How do we nurture our children to become active citizens committed to creating a more compassionate, pluralistic, civil society?
A special Thank You to our sponsors, partners, and friends, for helping to make this program a success.
And those who wished to remain anonymous.


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Coenraad Jan (Coen) Oort (Leiden, 5 december 1928 – Wassenaar, 23 november 2007) was een Nederlands econoom, topambtenaar en bestuurder. Hij was van 1971 tot 1977 thesaurier-generaal op het ministerie van Financiën. Voor die periode was hij hoogleraar economie aan de Universiteit Utrecht.

Zijn vader was de bekende astronoom Jan Hendrik Oort.

Oort was voorzitter van de naar hem genoemde Commissie Oort, welke in 1990 verantwoordelijk was voor een herziening van de Nederlandse inkomstenbelasting.

In 1977 werd Oort lid van de raad van bestuur van ABN maar bleef tevens adviseur op het ministerie van Financiën. Sinds 1994 was hij - inmiddels gepensioneerd - kamerheer van koningin Beatrix in Den Haag. Naast dit alles vervulde hij ook diverse commissariaten.

Coen Oort overleed op 78-jarige leeftijd.

Commissariaten
 President-commissaris BCE International Holdings B.V.
 Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij N.V.
 Robeco Groep
 Lid Raad van Commissarissen Koninklijke KPN NV
 Northern Telecom International Finance B.V.
 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
 BCE Tele-Direct Publications International B.V.

Publicaties

 Inkomensverdeling en verdelingspolitiek, in J.E. Andriessen en M.A.G. van Meerhaeghe (eds.) Theorie van  de  Economische  Politiek (Stenfert  Kroese, Leiden 1962).

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Professor Coen Oort (78) overleden, NOS Nieuws, 28 nov 2007

Nederlands ambtenaar
Nederlands bestuurder
Nederlands econoom
Hoogleraar aan de Universiteit Utrecht
Thesaurier-generaal


I'm pleased to invite James Matten formerly of Open Grave Records to be giving his testimony tomorrow night at Christian Rock and Fellowship. He has a wonderful testimony to share, and it's only fair to give him the floor. It seems the Lord has given him a wonderful transformation, and I've seen it through the last few months or so. Come and join us Sunday, December 21, 2008 at 8 PM PST/11 PM EST.
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This is a list of notable events in the history of LGBT rights that took place in the year 1992.

Events
 The World Health Organization declassifies homosexuality as a mental illness in the latest edition of its list of diseases and health problems, the ICD-10.
 U.S. state of California bans sexual orientation discrimination in the private sector.
 U.S. states of Vermont and New Jersey ban sexual orientation discrimination in the private sector.
 U.S. state of Oregon's Measure 8, approved in a referendum in 1988, is ruled unconstitutional by the Oregon Court of Appeals in the case known as Merrick v. Board of Higher Education, meaning that the 1987 executive order banning public-sector discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation stands.
 The City Council of Phoenix, Arizona, prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation in the private sector.
 San Mateo County, California, bans employment discrimination based on sexual orientation in the private sector.

June
 The Lesbian Avengers, a direct action group, is founded in New York City by activists from the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP).

September
 24 — The Kentucky Supreme Court issues its holding in Kentucky v. Wasson, invalidating the state's sodomy law as unconstitutional.

October
 27 — The Federal Court of Canada orders the Canadian military to stop discriminating against gays.

November
 3
 Denver, Aspen, and Boulder, Colorado pass ordinances to protect the rights of LGB people.
 By a margin of 54 to 36%, voters in the U.S. state of Colorado approved Amendment 2, which prohibited bans on sexual orientation discrimination by cities in Colorado, such as the ones simultaneously enacted in Denver, Aspen, and Boulder.  The amendment would never go into effect as it is soon challenged and struck down in Romer v. Evans, in which the Supreme Court of the United States ruled 6 to 3 that the Amendment did not satisfy the Equal Protection Clause of the United States Constitution.
 Oregon Ballot Measure 9 is defeated in a referendum. The measure denounced homosexuality as "abnormal," "unnatural," and "perverse," would have prohibited sexual orientation discrimination bans in Oregon.
 Voters in Portland, Maine rejected a ballot measure to repeal a local gay rights ordinance by a vote of 57-43%.
 5 — A clause prohibiting anti-gay verbal abuse in schools is repealed by the Fairfax County, Virginia board of education out of concerns that it promotes homosexuality.
 The Cincinnati City Council passed a city ordinance forbidding housing, employment, and public accommodations discrimination based on race, age, religion, "Appalachian origin," or sexual orientation.

References

LGBT rights
LGBT rights by year
1992 in LGBT history


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Privateer Press Previews June Releases
We're about 1/3 of the way through March. The year's progressing along pretty steadily. Before you know it, we'll be getting to mid-year, and that's where Privateer Press is looking for this preview. They're showing off what you can expectin June. And those things are some new figures for Warmachine, as well as Monsterpocalypse.
The Swashbuckler takes unique advantage of the adroitness of its underlying chassis, built expressly for the purpose of navigating a ship's deck even when tossed by winds at sea. Engines East employed a cortex custom-built to augment capability in melee as well as superlative situational awareness. Privateers enjoy them in particular for their usefulness during boarding operations, either on the offense or defense. Firing a short-ranged cannon in one hand and wielding a cutlass in the other, the Swashbuckler is aptly named: it walks with a similar swagger to its human counterpart.
For most who dwell among the Scharde Islands, the pirate's life means freedom and a chance for wealth, at least for those who are sufficiently ruthless and driven. Captain Rahera represents these ideals better than most, having risen above the riff-raff of the many pirate dens to seize her own destiny. She has somehow managed to retain autonomy while also staying in the good graces of Cryx's lich lords and considers herself beholden to no man, living or dead. She claims to know the sacrificial magics of the Satyxis—and the ships she claims certainly see their decks painted red with the blood of the fallen.
The woman who would become one of Khador's greatest warcasters entered military service young, lying to recruiters to get into the Winter Guard two years before normal eligibility. By the time her warcaster talent was recognized, she was already a battle-hardened veteran. Awakened to her talent after the death of her superior officer, she was impatient to put training behind her and do her part in the Motherland's wars. She inspired her soldiers with her courage and heroics, ever inclined to close with the enemy as quickly as possible.
The arrival of the Destroyers has drawn the ire of many great beasts once hidden in the untracked jungles and wilderness places. One of the greatest of Earth's savage defenders is known as King Kondo, a primate of gargantuan proportions with a rage to match his height and girth. Kondo has the strength to punch through buildings or lift and throw entire trains. He has no reason to trust humanity, particularly after a disastrous attempt by a secret multi-national task force to take him captive and use him as a chained weapon, but most of his ire is reserved for unnatural horrors like the Planet Eaters.
The great apes joining Kondo in his wars are extremely clever and adaptable, having stolen a variety of modern military hardware and showing surprising facility at employing them in battle. The assault ape wears a prototypal exoskeleton intended for lifting heavy cargo but which is just as useful for smashing chompers and destructomites. Rocket apes carry an explosive projectile launching array equipped with an easy-to-use firing trigger, allowing the unleashing of an ongoing salvo.
The great apes joining Kondo in his wars are extremely clever and adaptable, having stolen a variety of modern military hardware and showing surprising facility at employing them in battle. The ape gunners carry looted artillery pieces and employ them as a human might a carbine—and with surprising accuracy. But the true proof that the apes are smart enough to eclipse humanity is evident in the ape infiltrators, who employ advanced electronic hardware to identify hidden enemies and assist their targeting and destruction.
Those who have seen the Empire of the Apes in action have begun to suspect there must be human collaborators facilitating their military efforts, and the Jungle Fortress certainly supports this theory. What strange cabal might be behind efforts to enhance the native intelligence of the apes and help outfit them with modern weaponry remains unknown, but their facilities have sometimes been discovered in remote locations. Within these halls, stolen or black market-bought military hardware is modified to suit the oversized frames of the apes. They also stock many pairs of oversized ape goggles, as eye protection is clearly a priority.
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Islamophobic Individuals
Brigitte Gabriel
Brigitte Gabriel, also known as Hanah Kahwagi Tudor and Brigitte Tudor
Brigitte Gabriel is the CEO, President, and Treasurer of ACT for America. She is a Lebanese-Christian who came to the United States after surviving the Lebanese civil war. She has made it her mission to warn that radical Muslims, a term she defines as all practicing Muslims, are bent on taking over the West. Before creating ACT Gabriel was vocally critical of Islam and Muslims. In 2006 she wrote, "Islamic terrorists ... are really just very devout followers of Muhammad." The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, a U.S. veterans group, refers to Gabriel as "pathologically bigoted."
Her words:
Regarding Khizr Khan, she said, "So he's lying either way." "He's either a practicing Muslim or he is not. If he is not a practicing Muslim, then the Constitution is the law above all laws that governs everybody, just like we believe that, but a practicing Muslim cannot with good conscience hold the Constitution and say that he abides by the Constitution and lives by the Constitution because, according to Sharia law, which every devout Muslim follows, the Constitution is a man-made law and it cannot be follow." Interview with Tamara Scott, 2016.
"The authentic Sharia practice that the majority of the Muslims around the world practice, the 1.6 billion Muslims who follow Sharia, and it's not compatible with our Constitution." "Sharia law is not compatible with the United States Constitution." On Fox News, 2016.
"Europe will no longer be Europe by 2050. Europe has already become Eurabia. Europe is Eurabia right now." On Breitbart News Saturday, 2015.
"They are people from Libya, Tunisia, Eritrea, Egypt, the Horn of Africa. They are not only people that are escaping wars, but they are people seeking economic freedom. They are people trying to suck off of the people from the West. They know they can get a free ticket for money. They are not coming here to build empires and become great business men and entrepreneurs. They are coming here to get the free checks from you and me who work very hard to pay our taxes." On Breitbart News Saturday, 2015.
"Because Europe ignored the Islamic cancer of terrorism and radicalism rising within its midst for the last 30 or 40 years, look at what they're dealing with today." "We, as Americans, are facing the same thing. America is at stage two Islamic cancer." On Newsmax, 2015.
"Practicing Muslim who believes the word of the Koran to be the word of Allah ... who goes to mosque and prays every Friday, who prays five times a day — this practicing Muslim, who believes in the teachings of the Koran, cannot be a loyal citizen of the United States." During a course at the Department of Defense's Joint Forces Staff College, 2007.
"Every practicing Muslim is a radical Muslim." On Australian Jewish News in 2007
Gabriel has also claimed that Arabs "have no soul" and that Muslims worship "something they call 'Allah,' which is very different from the God we believe [in]." At Christians United for Israel, 2007.
"Every Friday, mosques in the Middle East ring with shrill prayers and monotonous chants calling death, destruction and damnation down on America and its people." "America and the West are doomed to failure in this war unless they stand up and identify the real enemy: Islam." In Front Page Magazine, 2006.


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St. John Outdoor Schoolyard Mass
by St. John the Baptist Church
11156 San Pablo Ave.
Outdoor Mass at St. John the Baptist San Pablo Schoolyard. Due to the uncertainty of COVID-19, all masses are subject to cancellation.
Check-in begins at 9:30 am at the Kearney Street school gate. Please bring a chair to sit in and a face covering. Upon arrival, you will be screened for your temperature below 100.4˚ F and asked to sanitize your hands. All restrooms will be locked, and the gate will be closed once Mass begins.
The following Mass Protocols will govern our public, outdoors Mass in the middle of this terrible pandemic. They are largely based on rules promulgated by The Diocese of Oakland Protocol for Resuming Public Masses (June 12th Update) (referred to as "Diocese Protocol"), distributed by Bishop Barber, on June 13, 2020, at the recommendation of the Diocesan Office of Worship, with the assistance of the Pastor's Task Force.
We highlight the following two Mass Protocols here:
"Those who are at higher risk of COVID-19 (e.g., those who are sixty-five and older or who have underlying health conditions) are advised to continue staying at home. Likewise, anyone with a temperature, a cough of any sort, and anyone feeling ill, should not come to the church for a visit or for any ceremonies." (Diocese Protocol, p. 1)
"The faithful should remove gloves before coming forward for Communion if they wish to receive in the hand. Ushers should allow people into the aisle pew-by-pew and assure that they maintain a 6 feet distance. The minister says, "The Body of Christ." The communicant, still wearing the mask, receives the Host in the hand and says, "Amen." Then the communicant steps aside, consumes the host, and then replaces the mask." (Diocese Protocol, p. 5)
Screening questions
Per the Diocese Protocol, you are advised to stay home if your answer is YES to any of the following questions (where you can watch the livestream on the parish website or Facebook page):
Are you 65 years or older, or have any underlying health condition?
Have you experienced any of these symptoms in the last 14 days?* Fever or chills, Cough, Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, Fatigue, Muscle or body aches, Headache, New loss of taste or smell, Sore throat, Congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, Diarrhea
Have you been in close contact or cared for someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the past 14 days?
Have you traveled to, reside, or work in areas with disproportionately higher COVID-19 cases in the past 14 days?
Have you been exposed to a person suspected of having Covid-19 in the past 14 days?
Have you been directed to be under quarantine by any public health agency or Primary Care Provider in the past 14 days?
Mass Protocols
Please read each protocol below. Because of the death and severe illness caused by this terrible pandemic, pleasest adhere to each of these protocols.
You should arrive no earlier than 9:30 am at the Kearney Street school gate. Each person must be directed to their spot.
You must bring your own chair.
To keep the solemnity of the Mass, and because of the required screening before admission, we will close the gate at 9:55 am and not admit any person who arrives thereafter.
You will have your temperature checked. Only those with a temperature below 100.4˚F will be admitted.
You must sanitize your hands upon entry.
You must wear a face mask (if 3 years and older) and cover your mouth and nose at ALL times, except when receiving holy communion.
You must keep a social distance (at least 6 feet away from others).
No public restrooms are available.
The Sign of Peace will be omitted.
The Precious Blood will not be offered.
Refrain from congregating before and after Mass.
You must remain in your seat until the conclusion of the Mass.
Holy Communion will be distributed at the end of the Mass.
Each person MUST be pre-registered, including children. This is to comply with the 100 person-maximum rule. You will not be able to attend Mass without registering.
The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Masses continues until further notice.
Please spread the word and ensure that our parishioners are subscribed to the mailing list and have registered below. If you know of someone who doesn't have internet access please have them call (510) 859-7973 to reserve a seat.
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