In these dynamic videos from the Virginia Satir Series, watch renowned psychotherapist Virginia Satir present her pioneering views on the essential ingredients of successful therapy to a group of students, then conduct therapy with families struggling with abuse, substance use, and parenting conflicts.
Get the complete Virginia Satir experience with this comprehensive series! In these five deeply engaging videos, watch the family therapy pioneer conduct therapy with families with various presenting issues, and then see her teach a rapt group of students about the theories behind her practice.
In The Essence of Change, Satir presents the four stages of therapy to an intimate audience of psychotherapy students, and powerfully demonstrates the principles via numerous role-plays, where you'll get a sense of her disarming warmth, facility in making perceptive statements that resonate with clients, and ability to use touch to deepen a client's sense of safety.
In Of Rocks and Flowers: Dealing with the Abuse of Children, watch Satir conduct an innovative, forward-moving session with a distraught family of four who are struggling with a legacy of abuse.
In A Step Along the Way: Family with a Drug Problem, Satir facilitates a moving and, at times, confrontational session with a family struggling with one member's longstanding drug addiction.
In A Family at the Point of Growth, learn how Satir makes a family assessment as she leads a tender yet ultimately hopeful session with a family in the aftermath of a brother's assault of his sister.
In Blended Family with a Troubled Boy, Satir helps a blended family of four untangle longstanding parenting and communication issues, demonstrating how family engagement can be shifted through therapeutic warmth and innovative interventions.
"As therapist, teacher and change artist, Virginia Satir explicates her process of change conceptually and experientially. The viewer observes and experiences the power of her empathetic and grounding commitment to the possibility of positive change for all people. Equally inspiring and informative, this video should be required viewing for all students and professionals who seek to lead people in the process of positive, intentional change."
"Satir's mastery is in full blossom in this video. Her integrative approach is made explicit, and you'll see her fearlessness in how she uses touch for connecting and instructing. Watching this video will deepen any therapist commitment to grow competence for working with families."
You'll wish you had Virginia Satir as your own teacher after witnessing this charismatic pioneer in front of her students. Nancy, Deacon, Sid, and Jana have come for an intimate lecture in which Satir outlines "the essence of change," a primer on the four stages of therapeutic change. Addressing coping, going into the unknown, the "status quo," safety, and experimentation with new ways of being, Satir offers her students—and all of us—a delightful presentation complete with examples from her own practice and experiential exercises that illustrate her ideas.
In Of Rocks and Flowers, you'll be impressed with how deeply Virginia Satir engages Bob, Betty, Aaron, and Robbie in a session structured to include the family all together as well as in separate dyads. Bob, a recovering alcoholic, holds custody of Aaron (age 4) and Robbie (age 3), his sons from a previous marriage to a woman who abuses them even as he fights for a restraining order. Bob's current wife, Betty, would rather leave the family than risk abuse to her coming child with Bob. Satir reflects on the "undercurrent of fear" the family is enduring, and proceeds with a session designed to uncover each family member's concerns, align their goals, and get them relating in a safe, honest way.
In Blended Family with a Troubled Boy, Satir meets with a family of four seeking help for 16-year-old Tim's chronic school refusal and a sullen attitude. Through Satir's deft exploration of Jerry and Elaine's relationship—as opposed to pathologizing Tim, the family's "identified patient"—the family gains a new awareness of the parenting issues influencing Tim's withdrawal. As she gradually uncovers Elaine's need for relief as a key to restoring everyone's connection, you'll get a visceral feeling for the style of work Satir is known for.
In A Step Along the Way: Family with a Drug Problem, Satir briefly introduces her "universal family map"—her didactic method of understanding the various relational configurations within families. Next, she conducts a moving session with a family struggling with the repercussions of 29-year-old son Michael's longstanding drug addiction. You'll observe Satir's natural skill at building authentic rapport with the five members, and you'll get to witness the various creative, experiential methods she employs to shed light on their complex family dynamics.
In A Family at the Point of Growth, Satir builds a quick, easy rapport with a family of six in the aftermath of a teenage brother's assault of his sister. She then works to understand how each family member learns best—while normalizing each of their different styles—with the goal of assessing how they can support one another in their future growth. Satir guides Linda and Jack in a dyad exercise in communicating their support of each other, using physical touch as a ground during times of stress, and supports Linda in understanding how her views of Jack can be clouded by her projected feelings toward her father.
Nurturing, directive, experiential, and engaged, Satir exhibits a charismatic style across the entire series that's simultaneously unique and accessible. Additional commentary by Dr. Ramon Corrales, an early student of Satir's, adds thoughtful context to one of family therapy's most esteemed clinicians.
Learn the principles of Satir's approach to family assessment.
Identify creative interventions to support healthy physical touch.
Learn the principles of Satir's approach to transformational therapy, including change, coping, and the unknown.
Understand the Satir's four stages of therapy, and how to work within them.
Identify ways to support clients exhibiting various types of resistance.
Discover creative interventions to support cross-communication and connection.


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Egadz!
Egadz is a producer from the Bay Area who composes some really cool beats. He is currently working on a new album, and will be embarking on a US tour in February 2009.
Check out the music video for 'What Are We Destined To Do':
Egadz! - What Are We Destined To Do
And here is a video of Egadz playing his MPC live with elements that went into 'What Are We Destined To Do':
He just played in San Francisco on December 3 with Lazer Sword and Mochipet at the Puma 60th Anniversary Party.
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Impact of Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook's global outage
Instagram was one of the three social media platforms that suffered an outage on Monday. Photo from pexels.com
Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook experienced a global outage Monday morning.
The three social media platforms were out of service for about six hours. This was as a result of a self-inflicted problem, not a hack, according to Facebook.
Users of these platforms were unable to refresh the page or their feeds during this time, leading to frustration across the web.
"I would imagine it caused a lot of boredom and frustration for those that use these platforms as their main form of communication and entertainment," said Andrew Smith, an Associate Professor in Communications who teaches classes in digital content strategy.
For a lot of teenagers and young adults, social media is a big part of their everyday life.
According to an article written by Alan Jones in The Scotsman, most people, and especially the young ones, could not last a day without their smartphones or social media.
"Three out of four teenagers said they could not last a day without using social media, with one in seven admitting they would not last an hour," Jones said.
Screenshot taken from Twitter. (Photo by Eva Laurens)
For those who use WhatsApp on a daily basis, this global outage was unexpected and inconvenient.
"WhatsApp being down made it difficult for some international students and users to contact their families," Smith said.
While this was going on, Twitter was making fun of the three social media platforms, taking advantage of the situation.
The official Twitter account posted "hello literally everyone" Monday morning, receiving over three million likes and even getting replies from McDonald's and Adele.
Monday's events had a significant impact on business across the world.
"It halts business for so many brands and individuals as well as cuts of communication to their audience," Smith said.
Students had mixed opinions about it. Some of them were upset and frustrated.
"Instagram is the only social media I use," senior Oberhiri Akushe said. "So it wasn't fun."
But some of them were not fazed by it and were actually happy about it.
"Much needed, for everyone," senior Abner Romero Jr. said.
When the problem got resolved, a lot of people were fast to go back on these social media to make up for the time they missed scrolling on these social media. But some people think that this global outage should be taken as a lesson.
"I think all of us can be a bit too obsessed and dedicated to social media platforms," Smith said. "So some time off is never a bad idea."
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If you've been reading this blog, you might already know that Jack is a big fan of 23 and Me, Google co-founder Sergey Brin's firm (co-founded with his wife) which lets people analyze and compare their own genetic makeup. Jack believes that the type of research being done by firms like 23 and Me is going to revolutionize medicine. We will definitely be following this one closely.
Genetic test makers are defending their fledgling industry and arguing the benefits of marketing their disease-predicting kits directly to consumers before regulators from the Food and Drug Administration.
The two-day meeting will shape the regulation of technology that has attracted millions of dollars in venture capital investments, as well as skepticism from doctors and scientists.
Companies like 23andMe Inc., deCODE Genetics and Illumina Inc. sell saliva-based test kits that attempt to predict the likelihood of developing heritable diseases like breast cancer and Alzheimer's Disease.
The companies have marketed their services to consumers online for years, but in the last year the FDA has begun scrutinizing the technology for the first time.
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FENNO: Indignation is all Mike Shanahan has left
Mike Shanahan
By Nathan Fenno - The Washington Times - Sunday, December 15, 2013
ANALYSIS/OPINION
ATLANTA — The coach tried to be indignant and, really, that's all Mike Shanahan has left.
He faced the lights from eight television cameras in a tunnel underneath the Georgia Dome on Sunday afternoon and screwed his face into a scowl as if any of this mattered.
Not the workmanlike performance by backup quarterback Kirk Cousins in his first start of the season.
Not the failed two-point conversion by the Redskins in the final seconds.
Not the 27-26 loss to the hapless Falcons.
The season is over, even if another two games remain on the schedule.
The 60 minutes of ugliness between two of the NFL's dregs served as a reminder of how far the Redskins are from becoming anything approaching a perennial contender. They aren't close. They aren't a couple of players away. They bumbled their way through four mistake-choked quarters against a team that's won once since October. The rot creeps through the 53-man roster constructed with Shanahan's final approval. That much is clear as Atlanta's sprawl.
In the makeshift interview area, the coach, though, seemed content to spew the cliches about fight and effort that follow losing teams on their spiral to the bottom. That's where the man given $35 million to restore this franchise's long-faded luster has led these Redskins.
The on-field reality is as unsightly as the organizational soap opera that Shanahan has stoked in recent weeks.
In a ritual as predictable as the losing, leaks to national media outlets started flowing around the sieve-like Redskins before footballs did Sunday. More anonymous sources. More passive-aggressive maneuvering around Shanahan's dying regime.
"I'm done talking about this," he said of his job status.
The coach spit out words with all the gentleness of a machine gun.
Losing precipitates these questions. A coach as experienced as Shanahan understands as much. In the previous week, he benched his healthy starting quarterback for the remainder of the season (for the stated purpose of protecting him for what really matters: the offseason program) and conducted a series of meandering, emotional press conferences that raised more questions than they answered. He couldn't distance himself from the deluge of leaks. And, in the midst of the circus, Shanahan pledged to speak honestly, something he admitted to not doing doing regularly with the media. The pledge lasted as long as a sneeze.
A moving truck waited a short distance down the tunnel to be filled with the team's gear, an unintended picture of the transition this troubled organization is rushing toward.
"We're a football team," Shanahan said. "We'd sure like to concentrate on that."
OK, then. Let's concentrate on the field, for a moment, in a game that carried less significance for the half-full stadium than your average preseason contest.
The group Shanahan assembled is nothing if not consistent: they're just as capable of being embarrassed by an upper-division team as one with nothing left to play for save draft position.
Sure, Cousins actually hit receivers in stride and zipped through his progressions in the first start as bubble-wrapped quarterback Robert Griffin III watched from the sideline in sweats. But what success Cousins enjoyed came against the NFL's No. 20 pass defense. That group appeared lost much of the game, and turned the Redskins' erratic — to be charitable — group of receivers to play like a gang of All-Pros.
You may want put those fantasies about swapping Cousins for a variety pack of high-round draft picks to rest; this wasn't an afternoon from which to draw meaningful conclusions.
The coach didn't care to speak about Cousins' two interceptions or, for that matter, his three touchdown passes.
Oh, wait. Shanahan insisted on discussing what happened on the field. Except when he won't.
The coach considers turnover ratio the most important statistic in football, but the slippery-fingered Redskins turned the ball over seven — yes, seven — times. The team finally discovered something it does better than drama: give away the football. In one cornea-searing sequence, the teams turned the ball over on three consecutive plays.
Last season, the Redskins turned the ball over 14 times. All year.
None of the ragged play and drive-crushing mistakes should come as a surprise to anyone who has watched these Redskins. Some teams find ways to win. They find ways to lose.
They're 3-11 in a season that's been defined as much by off-field dysfunction as on-field futility, crawling to a divorce with Shanahan that feels inevitable.
In what would've been the middle portion of Shanahan's postgame press conference, a reporter asked if there's anything the coach can do to stop the relentless media leaks that have become as much a part of Sundays as the Redskins losing.
"OK, thank you gentlemen," Shanahan said before the question was finished.
Then the coach walked away.
• Nathan Fenno can be reached at nfenno@washingtontimes.com.


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Carpentry levels come in many forms. Levels are definitely essential carpentry tools. Without them, you would never know if the structure you are building is level or plumb. There are as many ways to level a structure as your imagination will allow.
For instance, you could use a clear plastic tube and partially fill it with water. Hold it in a U-shape, and the height of the water on one end is level with the height of the water on the opposite end. If you use your imagination, you can see how this could be used if a store-bought level wasn't available.
Fortunately, there are plenty of inexpensive carpentry levels to choose from without resorting to the plastic tube. There are several of the old style carpenter's levels that have been around for many years.
They come in several sizes, but the most common are the 24-inch and the 48-inch. You can level most projects with a combination of those two. The 48-inch level is good for leveling deck joists or plumbing wall studs, and the 24-inch is great for leveling things where a 48-inch level may not fit (like a window sill or door header).
For projects where you are trying to level a large deck or structure, a transit level is perfect. I have used a transit level many times when a 48-inch level is too small.
Suppose you are trying to level the frame of a multi-tiered deck. Leveling it with a standard bubble level would not be practical. With a transit level, you can level structures across large spans with a great deal of accuracy by simply rotating the scope.
In these modern times, carpentry levels span many technologies. There are several levels to choose from for almost any application.
There are laser levels for installing things like drop ceilings on large commercial projects. There are digital levels - levels with a digital readout instead of a bubble).
There are torpedo levels (like the orange one shown at the top of this page) for leveling small objects.
There are magnetic levels for plumbing metal studs. These levels stick to the metal studs so that you don't have to hold them in place while you are screwing them to the upper and lower channel.
There are 8-foot levels for plumbing residential walls - they typically span the bottom and top plates. These levels also work great when leveling objects that are further apart where a four footer won't work.
There are also many more specialized levels that are designed for very specific applications. There are even level applications designed for use with mobile devices, such as the iPhone. And there's the very impressive digital level which I will most certainly purchase soon!
As mentioned earlier, the 24-inch and the 48-inch are the most common and are considered by myCarpentry to be on the list of essential carpentry tools. If you are a deck builder or builder of small to large homes, a transit level is a must.
*Most of the images on this page were obtained from Amazon.com for the purpose of promoting products sold on Amazon.com.


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About
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This project regroups all userguide sources

Currently it contains :

* [BPMN](/src/en/bpmn) : Business Process Model and Notation User Guide
* [CMMN](/src/en/cmmn) : Case Management Model and Notation User Guide
* [DMN](/src/en/dmn) : Decision Model and Notation User Guide
* [FORM](/src/en/form) : Form engine User Guide
* [SINGLE (Beta Version)](/src/en/single) : Unified version of all previous documentation

Tooling
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Install Asciidoctor: http://asciidoctor.org/

We're using the 'pygments' library for syntax highlighting. This needs to be installed on your system too:
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gem install pygments.rb
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Generating the docs
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**Using build.xml**

Simply select run the *build.docs.[bpmn|cmmn|dmn|form|single|all]* goal and it will generate both a html & pdf version.
All generated files will be available in the root project **target** folder.

**From scripts folder**

Go to the [scripts Folder](/scripts)
* Call the generate-all.sh [bpmn|cmmn|dmn|form|single] to generate for a single project both html & pdf version
```bash
# Genate BPMN documentation in html & pdf format
> ./generate-all.sh bpmn
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* Call the generate-html.sh [bpmn|cmmn|dmn|form|single] to generate html
```bash
# Genate Form documentation in html format
> ./generate-html.sh form
```
* Call the generate-pdf.sh [bpmn|cmmn|dmn|form|single] to generate pdf
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# Genate DMN documentation in pdf format
> ./generate-pdf.sh dmn
```

**From each project folder**

Use **./generate-html.sh** for html only and likewise **./generate-pdf.sh** for pdf only.

Docs on the docs
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The html is generated using the **'index-html.adoc'** file per project. The pdf generation uses the **'index-pdf.adoc'** file per project. Both reference a shared **'index-common.adoc'** file for the actual content, but define different parameters in the preamble.

When building the html doc, following files get included automatically:

* **base/flowable.css** : this is the stylesheet for the docs. The css will be included inline in the html docs.
* **base/docinfo.html** : this file gets included at the top of the html file. It contains the tocbot library and a little script to initialize the dynamic table of contents.

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Home →IT Strategy →Enterprise Apps →The Pros and Cons of Putting Apps in the Cloud
The Pros and Cons of Putting Apps in the Cloud
By Samuel Greengard
A Focus on Data
Organizations are slow to move applications with a lot of historical data into the cloud. Among the trailing areas: database and master data management (29%), governance/risk management/compliance (27%) and finance/accounting (22%).
Newer Apps Are a Good Fit
The most popular enterprise applications in the cloud: mobile device management (52%), CRM/contact centers (49%) and business analytics/big data apps (42%).
Large Enterprise Leads, SMBs Lag
Large enterprise has moved into the cloud more aggressively than SMBs in almost every category, including MDM (61% vs. 36%), enterprise content management (49% vs. 33%) and ERP/SCM (48% vs. 22%).
Large Enterprise and the Cloud
Among large firms, the top three enterprise cloud applications were: CRM/contact centers (63%), mobile device management (61%) and business analytics and big data apps (58%).
SMBs and the Cloud
By contrast, the top three enterprise cloud applications among SMBs were: marketing/sales (48%), CRM/contact centers (46%) and finance/accounting (37%).
GRC Trails in Cloud Adoption
Governance, risk management and compliance ranks low for cloud-based applications. Only about 45% in both the financial sector and health care plan to migrate or already use the cloud for GRC.
Government View
56% of executives in the government sector reported that they either don't use clouds or don't have plans to migrate to the cloud.
Important Features and Benefits
Respondents indicated that the top three selling points for SaaS enterprise applications were: ease of use for end users (84%), attentive customer service (81%) and easy implementation (78%).
Least Important Features and Benefits
Respondents said that the least important selling points for SaaS enterprise applications were: API or PaaS options for customization (51%), no requirement for human resources (46%) and an existing relationship with the vendor (39%).
Business vs. IT
80% of respondents indicated that line-of-business executives have final purchase authority. About 71% said that business requirements trump technical requirements when choosing enterprise applications.
Survey respondents noted that their top enterprise application vendors were: Microsoft (84%), Oracle (64%), IBM (56%), Salesforce (51%) and SAP (49%).
It's clear that the cloud is profoundly changing the way organizations approach business and IT. It's ushering in huge efficiency and cost gains–and enabling a more agile and flexible framework that taps into the opportunities of the digital age. Yet, many organizations continue to struggle with the question of how to use Software as a Service (SaaS) to maximum advantage, and how to put the necessary safeguards in place. In fact, a good deal of resistance remains about moving major enterprise applications–particularly finance-centric software–into the cloud. A new executive brief from QuinStreet Enterprise, "2015 Enterprise Applications Outlook: To SaaS or not to SaaS," offers insights into this evolving environment. Among other things, it found notable variations in the way companies and government approach enterprise SaaS, and different outlooks about governance, risk and compliance. The study canvassed 314 IT and business professionals, with nearly three-quarters holding titles of manager or higher within their organization.
Samuel Greengard writes about business and technology for Baseline, CIO Insight and other publications. His most recent book is The Internet of Things (MIT Press, 2015).


Polls, Polls, Polls. Yet another poll in the political process, this time to show how many people believe that President-Elect Barack Obama should move troups from Iraq to Afghanistan. The poll shows that 55 percent of the people questioned in a CNN survey state that Obama should move the troups from Iraq, and increase the number in Afghanistan. Everyone seems to think that they have the reasons why. In one of the latest Washington (CNN) report, the CNN Polling Director Keating Holland states "The war in Iraq is very unpopular, while a majority support the war in Afghanistan."
In the first place, I don't know how any Americans that love their sons and daughters could afford to let them fight a war in a foreign country, thinking that they have a real good change to come home. That may be the fact, but the troops have just as good a chance not to come home. We live in this country to live in a free country, but what we do to insure that freedom is to send innocent victims, our sons and daughters to fight in a war in strange lands.
One of my reasons for writing this blog is because I believe in the President-Elect in his very rational thinking has his priority to remove the troups from Iraq all together and get our troups home. He stated right from the start about moving a few brigades of solders from Iraq to Afghanistan, but I think his main goal is to fight the terrorist movement and capture and kill Osama Bin Laden. If memory serves me correct, we began this terrorist search in Afghanistan to hunt Osama Bin Laden out of the hills because of his responsibility for the 911 attacks in New York City.
I don't think for one moment that Barack Obama wants to move troups to Afghanistan because the majority support the war in Afghanistan. Americans are tired of supporting any war. If they supported a war, then maybe John McCain would have been elected instead of Barack Obama. I don't think the President-Elect can afford to do things just because that is what people what, rather than to do what is best for this country. Therefore, I believe that CNN Polling Director Keating Holland is wrong in his reasoning.
The second problem is just the idea of a poll. After this election especially, I really became worn out with all of the polls that the media was throwing our way. Unfortunately, allot of people are ignorant in believing everything they see and hear in the media, including TV and radio. Now you read propaganda type articles on the internet and there seems to be so many articles to read. It is easy to be swayed for the wrong reasons. People are gullable. As an American with the freedom of choice, I think it is important that people in this country be aware of the news reports and actually make a calculated determination of their own, especially when it comes to polls.


We're now at 91% almost 95% 99% of our needed monthly support. Great news. But it still leaves a good chunk left to raise. As we hit the home stretch, please pray that God will bring in the remainder in plenty of time for us to be on the plane at the end of February. And if you've been thinking about joining our support team, this is a great time to do it! Please contact us if you have any questions about how financial support works.
Part of the connecting aspect of our HMA is fundraising for our church planting work in Prague, and much of Jake's time this fall has been spent meeting with potential new supporters. We have a monthly financial gap that we need to cover before we can return to Prague. Our monthly supporters are the backbone of the team that makes it possible for us to do what we do. Some give $10 a month, some give $100 or more. At any amount, consistent giving is a great way to be personally involved in our work at Faith Community Church.
To have us back in Prague with a healthy support account in the New Year, we are asking God to give us about 30 new monthly supporters at various amounts. We'd like to have that squared away before Christmas.
Hey, did someone say Christmas?
What's that? Why, it's a fun and informative graphic! This delightfully funky Christmas tree shows the monthly supporters we need at certain amounts to get us back to Prague. When a slot gets filled, it gets a star ornament. Fully trimmed tree = Hunts back to Prague.
Would you help us trim our Christmas tree? There are at least 3 ways you can do that.
First, you can pray. This is a lot of support to raise in the next 2 months, but God can do it. Jake has spoken at several churches and continues to meet with lots of individuals and groups– please pray that those talks will result in new supporters who are excited to partner with us.
Second, if you're able, you can give. Whether you're a brand new supporter or a current one who's able to increase your monthly gift, every dollar gets us that much closer.
You can also recruit! You know people we don't know, and some of them might be in a position to help us out. Maybe your Bible study group would like to hear some stories about church planting in Europe. Maybe you and some friends could pool your resources each month, take one of those slots toward the top of the tree, and pray together for us.
Our time in the States has been a sweet gift that came at the perfect time for our family. Now it's getting to be time for us to get back. Please pray that God will open doors, that the tree will be covered with stars, and that we'll be on the plane on our scheduled departure date of December 30.
Fall has been busier than summer, but also fun. A lot of the America stuff we miss is fall-centric, so we've enjoyed jumping back in.
First day of school. We found out it's actually legally required here to take this picture with the signs. Who knew.
Not pictured: Jake or both of us have spoken at six churches and six more Bible study groups, with more still on the calendar. Whew!
We have enjoyed a great few months in the States. Our purpose for our 6-month home mission assignment (HMA) is to connect with family, friends and supporters, to rest by changing our pace and stepping back from active ministry, and to grow personally and professionally so that we return to Prague energized and ready for another term.
Summer was a lot about resting after an exhausting 2013 and a busy spring. We timed our trip to get the maximum American summer days possible, and spent lots of time with grandparents, cousins, and friends– most of it in the water.
Hot weather and water were our chief goals for Summer 2014.
Our temporary home was almost completely furnished and stocked by Charlotte friends. Amazing.
You never know what mystery guests will turn up at Gaffer's house.
Eliza turned 2 in August!
Day trip to Karlovy Vary in December. Our first time out of Prague together since July. Don't worry, E's in there somewhere.
December was quite a month. You know how Decembers are– super busy. Parties, presents, planning. And we were zonked. Energy level always low, a couple of hospital trips for E because we still have to watch her so closely.
We had a very restful, beautiful, quiet, celebratory Christmas. Pammie and Papa were here, about which more in a separate post. Their visit was great, and we loved them being here for all our Christmas traditions.
And then, with a deep breath, we started regular life again. Boys back to school, me back to work fulltime for pretty much the first time since E's diagnosis. Eliza getting to be a regular baby, Melissa keeping everything together. And we are honestly a little surprised at how well it's gone.
We were going for "mean face." This was the best Foard could do.
Today Eliza had her second monthly check-up. She always has blood work and a physical exam, and every other month (including today) an X-ray and ultrasound. All these results have been good. Each month we get nervous the day before, have a somewhat fearful morning while M & E are at the doctor, and I hold my breath waiting for the all-clear text. Maybe that gets better over time. I hope so.
At any rate, she's gaining weight, learning words, standing on her own, and her hair is growing. It's amazing. We're still watching her tummy– I'll spare you the details but it does seem to be improving, and they've ruled out any connection between her digestive stuff and her previous illness. Seems to just be one of those things.
We got our fancy pants on for Sam's school's annual Burns Night fundraiser. Half the proceeds went to the children's wing at Eliza's hospital.
We are not all back to normal. Who knows if we ever will be. Little medical things scare us more than they used to, and it's hard to think about the future without the what-if cloud. But the life-o-meter is climbing. We can handle more busy-ness now than we could 2 months ago. By God's grace, we're doing more than just surviving.
We would love for you to keep praying for us.
Pray for Eliza's health to continue, for no more cancer ever ever ever, and for protection from all the winter germs as her immune system is not at 100%. Pray for her stomach to adjust so that she doesn't need to take probiotics.
Pray for Sam and Foard, and our parenting of them. They're still recovering too. Pray that we'll be patient and attentive.
Pray for our marriage and for our walk with Jesus. We don't want to unlearn the lessons of last year.
Pray that we'll be bold and wise in taking on work and ministry, working hard but not taking on more than our family can handle.
Look at this little girl. You prayed, and God healed her. Thank you so much.
I love me some snow!
She used to have cancer.
Today we crossed the finish line. There is no sign of cancer in Eliza's body. Her chest X-ray and MRI are clear. Her AFP level, the liver marker they've been testing in her blood, is down to a normal level for a child her age. Her ENT physiology is normal, and she passed her hearing test with flying colors. She's finishing a test of her kidney function this morning, but the doctors aren't expecting anything from that.
Now cancer is sort of the gift that keeps on giving. So we'll have monthly outpatient checkups for the next year, then the frequency will gradually go down for the next few years. The rate of recurrence is very low after successful treatment like Eliza's, and it's even lower after 2 years. But we trust in the living God, not in numbers. "He delivered us from such a deadly peril, and he will deliver us" (2 Corinthians 1:10).
There will be more for us to say, more thanksgivings to offer, more stories to tell. Today, with tears, we are just so grateful. God has given Eliza to us a second time. He has preserved our family through the valley of the shadow of death. He has given us an army of pray-ers and helpers. He has humbled us by showing us how little control we have. He has reminded us over and over again that nothing, not even cancer or fear or death, can separate us from the love of Christ.
Here we raise our Ebenezer: Our daughter is well. Our God is faithful. Amen.
Eliza and Melissa are in the hospital tonight, getting ready for several big tests Monday and Tuesday. These include imaging scans (MRI, CT) and blood work to confirm that there's no sign of cancer left in her body, and several benchmark tests to check for potential side effects of her chemotherapy.
If all these tests are normal, we'll go into a rhythm of regular outpatient scans. We haven't heard at what interval those will be yet.
Please pray that all the news is good this week. All signs point that way, and we are eager for a formal status change: done with treatment, regular checks to make sure we stay that way. Pray for no lasting side effects from chemo: for healthy kidney function, no hearing loss, and for E's immune system to build itself back up.
This is sort of a finish line, and it feels like we're crawling across it. As lots of people have told us, the adrenaline carries you through an actual crisis; it's the aftermath that can really get you. We are so tired and weak. We're eager for normal life, but not ready for it yet. E is basically still not supposed to leave the house, so daily logistics are tough. Our awesome boys are feeling some fallout from all the stress of the last few months. We keep committing to very simple things– Yes, I can meet you for lunch on Wednesday. Yes, M can buy flowers for our church Thanksgiving dinner.– and then having to bail when something happens. Nobody's putting any pressure on us, but we still feel useless.
So the Hunts are still a mess. A grateful mess, and sometimes a hopeful mess. I was frustrated and depressed the other day, with several things going wrong, and while running into the store looked in the back seat and saw Foard and Eliza holding hands. The things that are going well are much more important than the things that aren't.
Please keep praying for us. Pray especially for Eliza this week, for good and accurate test results, and for us as we wait. Pray that we will enter God's Sabbath rest and experience his peace.
If you're feeling stressed, I invite you to gaze upon this picture of a baby in a pea coat.


Following a sell-out London debut in Kew Gardens, the acclaimed new production Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies from Australia's renowned outdoor theatre producers is coming to the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney for the first time ever playing in the Easter holidays from 9 – 30 April.
In Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies, the adventurous Tinkerbell happens upon the fairies from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Travelling from the Dream Land, the cheeky Mustardseed, fluttery Moth, daring Cobweb and sweet Peasblossom all go on a magical quest with Tinkerbell, learning about the different worlds they are from.
The award winning artistic director of the Australian Shakespeare Company, Glenn Elston, imagined this special show for young audiences from many years spent creating theatre in magical garden settings.
"In all the years we performed A Midsummer Night's Dream in the gardens, the fairies always entranced our smallest spectators. Building the fairies into a show for children – with the mischievous Tinkerbell – seemed like a natural fit.
"The wonderful response in London as well as in Melbourne makes us feel like we're onto a good thing!" says Glenn.
The show was developed with early learning experts to ensure it truly engages and inspires young minds and bodies.
Audience members are invited to come dressed as a fairy or an elf and join in the singing and dancing and then go on a special adventure to 'Bubble Land' where the audience is asked to help Tinkerbell and her Fairy Friends find their wings. So pack a picnic and join in the magic!
Win a family pass (4x tickets) worth $110 to see Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies at the Royal Botanic Garden on Sunday 9 April, 12:30pm. To enter, send in your name and number to win@dancelife.com.au with the subject of 'Tinkerbell and Fairies'. Entries close April 4.


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These pics of Taimur Ali Khan will turn you into a weekend cuddlebug
Our dose of cuteness for Saturday is here!
Saturday evening has just got cuter! Well, you must have guessed it. Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan's little munchkin Taimur was spotted in Mehboob Studios, Bandra. Dressed in his summer favourite of bright orange shorts and striped blue T-shirt, the little fella was taking a walk in the studio with his nanny and other staff member. And just look at his expressions. The heat is a little too high outside but he seems to be doing well. Those cute cheeks of him seem to be having a life of their own in these snaps. It really looks like he loves his summer evening walks whether they're by the pool-side or anywhere else. Two days back, we saw some adorable pics of him with his mumma, Kareena Kapoor Khan who was lavishing love on her munchkin after finishing promotions for Veere Di Wedding. We know how happy he gets on seeing the cameras but this time, his reaction was a lot calmer. We guess it was a new photographer so he was just to figure out who's this guy? In a recent interview, Kareena said that he was looking like Saif now that he was growing up a little. Just check out these uber cute pics…
The cutiepie has been sporting a pony of late. We saw how he rocked gelled hair at Sonam Kapoor's wedding with that stylish man-bun. The little fellow is perhaps one of the most followed star kids in the world. Kareena said in an interview, "We just want him to lead as normal a life as possible. That's the most important thing for him. I'd like the paparazzi to not shoot pictures of him every moment. I don't want his life to be documented. He is only 17 months old, once or twice is enough, but not the constant badgering."
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Turning Winds is a top-notch residential treatment center assisting at-risk adolescent boys and girls from Illinois who are battling alcohol dependence, emotional problems, or anger. In our serene, yet structured environment adolescent boys and girls receive the superior therapy and treatment they need to make positive changes in their life, and rediscover the person they are meant to be.
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A power line went down on Waianuenue Avenue between Hospice of Hilo and Hilo Medical Center. Power was out in the area, the downed lines started a grass fire next to the roadway.
Felicia was downgraded to a category one hurricane but still packs 90 mph winds with higher gusts. Felicia continues to head west towards Hawaii at 14 mph.
Hilo Bayfront Highway is closed due to high surf pounding the eastern shores of the Big Island. The National Weather Service has issued a high surf advisory which is to remain in effect until 6 p.m. Thursday.
Video by David Corrigan/Big Island Video News East Hawaii Kiwanis Club volunteers and more than 100 members of the club's sponsored youth programs participated in a community service landscaping project at the Panaewa Rainforest Zoo & Gardens on Monday, Feb. 16.


Today's Plan: Uploading data and importing historical data made easy!
Whether you are looking to import your historic data, or just the best way to upload your data, it is now very easy and often a lot faster than many people think. Outlined below is the best way of uploading your activities as well as the process of importing historical data. Having accurate and correct data will not only allow you more access to our tools and analytics but also help you identify trends and how to improve your performance.
Within Today's Plan you can link your account with a number of other platforms so at the end of your activity your files simply upload automatically without you needing to plug your device into the computer. In addition to this a lot of these will allow you to automatically sync your workouts from Today's Plan to your device such as your Wahoo, Garmin or even on Zwift.
You can manage your other 3rd party connections under your "Connections" tab from within your account settings. It is important to note that you will only see options for 3rd parties that you need to connect with from our end (eg Garmin Connect, Fitbit, etc). All others that you need to connect with from within their app will only appear once you have established the connection (eg Wahoo, Zwift, etc).
If you are unable to record your activity in a file or do not have a device to record your activities you can still manually record your statistics for the activity. You can do this from the "Upload an activity file" modal or by selecting the + icon on the calendar for a given day. You can then choose the fields you wish to record and save this.
This means that we can support files from a variety of devices and other platforms and with new data protection laws, it is now easier than ever to get a copy of your historical data from your training platform. Once you have a copy of all your files, make sure your settings are correct, particularly your threshold values, weight and data protection rules, and then you can simply drag and drop your files to begin uploading them.
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This workshop is sponsored by Travel Fever Tours. Meet Cicely and Bob Lawson our hosts of this painting and sketching artventure in southern Spain.
I had the pleasure of being with Cicely and Bob while teaching in Tuscany last Fall. They are well traveled, have lived in Spain and offered the opportunity to teach this workshop. It has been years since painting there, so of course, I accepted. Come join us to paint and sketch in Andalucia, Spain as we visit one of the loveliest white villages surrounded by a gently undulating countryside. Paint in watercolors or acrylics and do take a sketchbook. As on our last workshop, the group is limited to just twelve participants, which includes spouses and friends. A small class, so early registration is recommended.
This is a two-part artventure, starting with an optional three night stay in Seville, April 30 to May 2. Allow yourself some jet lag adjustment time and acclimate to the Spanish pace of life. You may want to explore Seville, visit the Moorish palace, wander the former Jewish quarter and discover other sites. Then just relax in one of the famous tapa bars. What a perfect opportunity to start your sketchbook journal, exploring interesting plazas and back alleys. I will do the same and delighted to offer advice and guidance along the way. Sketches and photos can be developed into paintings during the workshop or later at home.
The workshop starts May 3 to 9, as we head to Zahara de la Sierra, a classic white Andalucian village or "Pueblo Blanco", offering fabulous views across the valley, the lake and mountain ridge capped by a Moorish castle. This village and breath-taking setting makes it a perfect home base. Enjoy authentic Spanish food and culture at a family-run hotel in the quiet hills at the edge of town. Beside the subjects in and around Zahara, we will also visit nearby Ronda, a gorge-straddling hill town made popular by Ernest Hemmingway.
During this workshop, I will plan daily demonstrations, encourage sketchbook journaling and assist on an individual basis. Afternoon "sharing sessions" are held, to explore how an effort might be improved. Actual work is never touched.
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'Hue' is one of the characteristics of color, it is the name of the color or 'hue family' i.e. red, orange, yellow. For example, if the color of an apple is red then the apple has a red 'hue'.
'Hue families' contain all of the variations of that particular 'hue' or color but what are hue families and where do they come from?
In 1666, due to an outbreak of the plague the Cambridge university closed down temporarily and one of its young and bright students, Sir Isaac Newton, was forced to spend that semester at his home in the country.
During this time by accident, Newton discovered the visible spectrum of light at the young age of 24 from a prism that sat in the window. When the sun passed through it, he observed the beam of light separated into multiple colors which looked like a rainbow.He then studied this phenomenon carefully.
Today we have a basic understanding that white light contains the all of the colors of the rainbow, which is why we sometimes see a rainbow after it rains and the sun shines through a mist. Sunlight passing through droplets of rain that act like a prism and splits the light into the visible spectrum of colors.
The spectrum appears to make smooth transitions from color to color but, Newton divided the resulting beam into seven distinct 'hue families.' He called out red, orange, yellow, green blue, indigo and violet or the acronym ROYGBIV.
The eye, just like the ear responds to wavelengths or forms of energy which travel through space & atmosphere. Sir Isaac Newton didn't realize at the time but he uncovered what we now know today as the Electromagnetic Spectrum and it contains the visible spectrum of light and each 'hue family' has a different wavelength. Most animals see some color but they are red and green color blind. Some insects see ultra violet wavelength, which we can 't see.
Since light contains all of the 'hue families,' when it hits an object, the object absorbs all of the wavelengths except the unique hue that it reflects back to us. For example, an apple absorbs all of the hue and reflects the only red wavelength back to us.
Newton wrapped the color spectrum around a wheel and published the first color wheel in his publication "Opticks." Today physicists agree that there are really only 6 distinct hue families based on their decreasing wavelengths. Indigo was something that Newton included to make the number of hue families equal seven. He chose the number seven as this reflected the Ancient Greek belief that seven is a mystical number.
Hue is the characteristic of color and can be used interchangeable with the name of the color. The human eye can distinguish around ~ 7 million different hues or colors i.e. there are 7 million different wavelengths that we can see within the visible spectrum.


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June 16th, 2018, 06:35 PM #5491
West Hudson
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331 Marin Site Prep Begins
Demo has started at the site of Silverman Building's upcoming tower by the Grove Street PATH station:
The three-story building below is about to get torn down:
Here's what the new tower will look like:
View from roughly the same angle as the first two demo pics above:
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coralridge
I am a student of urban mass transit. Does anyone know the following:
Grove St. PATH station, I believe, currently has 3 entrances/exits: a "gazebo"-looking structure in the pedestrian plaza, , a round, ugly entrance at Marin (which apparently replaced an entrance that was the same as those still at Hoboken), and an entrance across from the "gazebo" with escalator and enclosed in a "glass bubble". Was this "glass bubble" part of the original station? If so, did it replace one of the ancient kiosks still at Hoboken (and formerly at Marin)?
June 27th, 2018, 11:18 AM #5493
JCMAN320
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Originally Posted by coralridge
The original station entrance was actually in the middle of the of Columbus Dr., (at the time known as Railroad Ave.) at the intersection with Grove St. under the elevated Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. The entrance at Marin Blvd. (then Henderson St.) was like the entrances at Hoboken Terminal. it was later closed but reopened at that circular round house. The entrance gazebo and and glass bubble are modern entrances I believe.
July 9th, 2018, 02:02 PM #5494
I know that J2 is not happening but what about all of the other high-rise projects that have been proposed over past few years for Jpurnal Square area? any of them happening?
July 10th, 2018, 10:56 AM #5495
lammius
J2 is under construction now.
1JSQ is the one embroiled in litigation and not moving forward anytime soon.
87 Newkirk is under construction now
July 10th, 2018, 03:04 PM #5496
with all the plans and false starts, I've lost count. Is J2 the project Jared Kushner was involved in? If so, I thought that was still on hold. If not, which project is this? How many stories tall? How far has construction gotten and are they still working or has there been work stoppage? thx
No. J2 (Journal Squared) is the three-tower complex on the corner of Pavonia and Summit. The first tower stands (54 stories), second tower (72 stories) is now under construction. Well, tons of earth work is happening on the site every day, but nothing rising out of the ground yet. The developer of this project is Kushner Real Estate (KRE), headed by Murray Kushner and his son Jonathan Kushner.
1 JSQ is the approved (for now) two-tower complex on Bergen/Sip Aves. This one was to be developed by Kushner Companies and KABR. Kushner Cos. is headed by Charlie Kushner and until 2017 his son, Jared Kushner. Charlie and Murray (KRE) are estranged brothers, and Jonathan and Jared are cousins. This project is stalled and has made tons of news over the past year, including over the EB-5 visa controversy, project changes and loss of state and city incentives, and most recently, Kushner Cos' lawsuit against the city and JCRA, alleging bias. Kushner Cos. and KABR also own the former Jersey Journal building with approved plans to build a 72-story building behind it. Given the issues with 1 JSQ, I doubt that project moves forward anytime soon.
It's easy to confuse Journal Squared and 1 JSQ because of their similar names and similar names of the developers, but the two branches of the Kushner family hate each other and the Journal Square neighborhood is the front line of their family feud.
The Hudson County Courthouse was supposed to move toward 139. Is anything happening with that?
Originally Posted by BBMW
Last I heard (quite a few months ago now), the county was still working on acquiring the properties needed.
August 22nd, 2018, 04:55 PM #5500
JCRA moving forward with bringing hotel to Journal Square, selects developer
By John Heinis - August 22, 2018
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency is moving forward with plan to bring a hotel to Journal Square, selecting a developer at their meeting last night.
An artist's rendering of the hotel coming to Journal Square in Jersey City. Twitter photo.By John Heinis/Hudson County View
The hotel is slated to be built on a five-parcel lot at the intersection of Newark and Cottage Avenues in Journal Square. The site, which had been previously transferred to the JCRA, will be purchased and redeveloped by Canbis, LLC, who has entered into a partnership with Dream Hotel Group, and has proposed a mixed-use space.
https://hudsoncountyview.com/jcra-mo...cts-developer/
August 25th, 2018, 03:45 AM #5501
citybooster
Is this one of the four so so properties going between 23-27 stories in either the Homestead Assemblage or Central Avenue extension? I know one of the several in the Homestead Asemblafe was going to be 23 stories, another 25(this one?) and 27 for a third.
August 25th, 2018, 07:44 PM #5502
Originally Posted by citybooster
This is at the north end of the Homestead Assemblage. 35 Cottage St was approved by the planning board earlier this month. That will be 27 stories.
Nice! Didn't see anything about that first one approved earlier in the month, any links or info? This is going to make for a nice, dense transit oriented solidification of a thriving, vital Journal Square district. Hopefully Homestead Assemblage projects will start up[ a lot quicker than the miserable blot we have now at One Journal Square... hopefully Mayor Fulop helps get the ball rolling there by pushing out the Jared/ Charles Kushner development group that is either unable or unwilling to actually move forward with that god forsaken property. We need that developed asap... but this Homestead Assemblage series of developments wil get the ball rolling nicely until then. After all, the land is already pretty much vacant, no need for much in the way of demo work?
No links on 35 Cottage, just the planning board action agenda email. There are buildings that need to be demolished for both 35 Cottage (there's a synagogue there now) and the Dream Hotel (article says it'll be built on the parking lot and 4 adjacent parcels, which presumably have buildings on them. I wonder if Vaibhav or Max's are on any of those parcels. I'd hate to lose either of those restaurants.
anything happening at 331 Marin? any new hi-rise construction started in the past month or so?
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Cardi B Is Ready to Get the Leash Out for Tomi Lahren Over 21 Savage Comments
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A lot of unconscionable bullshit happened this week, including arguably the most abysmal attempt at a Super Bowl halftime "show" in history. Also, 21 Savage was taken into ICE custody, at which point a bunch of idiots decided that joking about the very real Trumpism era issue of deportation was a thing that they should do.
One such person was Tomi Lahren (a.k.a. Toyota Lasagna, et al.), who had exactly the sort of eyeroll-inducing response we've come to expect from that side of things. In a tweet, she attempted to repurpose an instaclassic 21 Savage hook into a joke about that aforementioned very real issue of deportation. Though it pains me to do so, I've embedded that tweet below for clarity's sake. Feel free to scroll past it while ignoring every word.
Rather quickly, Cardi B—who previously told Lahren "I will dog walk you"—came through with a revisiting of that remark.
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The tweets come after somebody reminded Lahren that she once attempted rapping "Bank Account," prompting her to say she "never said I wasn't a fan of his music!"
In more substantial Cardi-related news, the Album of the Year contender was named at the top of the month as one of the artists backing the Recording Academy's new inclusion initiative for women. The new Producer & Engineer Inclusion Initiative is also backed by 2 Chainz, Lady Gaga, Fall Out Boy, Post Malone, Katy Perry, and more.
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Karl Philipp Joseph von Münster auch  Karl Philipp Jonas Joseph von Münster oder Karl Philipp Ignatz Josef von Münster (* 19. Juli 1747; † 1809), war ein preußischer Oberst und Chef einer Freiformation im Bayerischen Erbfolgekrieg.

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Herkunft
Karl Philipp Joseph entstammte dem fränkischen Adelsgeschlecht der Freiherren von Münster. Seine Eltern waren der Erbherr zu Euerbach und Burg Lauer, Nieder Wehrn und Pfändhausen, sowie fuldaischer Geheimer Rat und Konferenzminister Johann Philipp Otto Carl Freiherr von Münster (* 1719) und Maria Adelheit Schütz von Holtzhausen.

Werdegang
Münster war zunächst Domherr zu Würzburg, hatte als solcher am 10. Juli 1773 resigniert und war dann Bamberger Kammerherr, Geheimer Rat sowie Oberamtmann zu Forchheim. Letztere Stellung hat er möglicherweise durchgängig von 1774 bis 1803 innegehabt. In dieser Zeit bzw. wenigstens im Jahr 1792 hat er auch die väterlichen Erbgüter besessen.

Er trat dann 1776 im Rang eines Obersts in preußische Dienste und warb zu Ausbruch des Bayerischen Erbfolgekrieges in Soest ein Freiregiment. Mit diesem schloss er sich in der preußischen Armee in Schlesien an. Während des Krieges fand er mit seinem Regiment zu Vorposten Verwendung. Nach dem Friedensschluss wurde sein Regiment reduziert und Münster zog sich auf seine Güter Lisberg, Neuhaus und Zettmannsdorf zurück.

Es ist ein Porträt von Carl Philipp Freiherr von Münster erhalten.

Familie
Münster vermählte sich 1783 mit Sofie Freiin von Stein zu Nordheim. Aus der Ehe ging wenigstens der Sohn, der sächsische Kammerherr und Major à la suite, Dietrich Christian Wilhelm Freiherr von Münster (1798–1866) hervor.

Literatur
  Nachdruck: LTR, Starnberg 1989, ISBN 3-88706-305-8.
 Johann Friedrich Seyfart: Unpartheyische Geschichte des bayerischen Erbfolgekriegs, Leipzig 1780, S. 786, FN 1063.
 Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch: Neues Preussisches Adels-Lexicon, Band 3, Leipzig 1837, S. 436.

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Domherr (Würzburg)
Amtmann (Deutschland)
Person (Forchheim)
Kammerherr (Bamberg)
Geheimrat
Regimentsinhaber der Frühen Neuzeit
Oberst (Preußen)
Führer einer Freiformation
Militärperson der Frühen Neuzeit (Brandenburg-Preußen)
Freiherr
Geboren 1747
Gestorben 1809
Mann
Domherr (18. Jahrhundert)

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1. 1. The Royal Łazienki Museum is a monument entered into the Register of Monuments and on the list of Historic Monuments. It is subject to legal protection under the Protection of Monuments and the Guardianship of Monuments Act of 23 July 2003 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 2067 as amended), the Nature Conservation Act of 16 April 2004 (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 1614 as amended) and the Animal Protection Act of 21 August 1997 (Journal of Laws of 2017, item 1840 as amended) and other generally applicable provisions of law.
1. 2. These Gardens Rules have been issued pursuant to the provisions of the Statutes of the Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw (hereinafter referred to as: "Museum") laid down by way of ordinance of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (Official Journal of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of 22 December 2017, item 92).
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1. 4. Entry into the Gardens is free.
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Full transcript of interview with Paolo Dall'Oglio, italian jesuit in Syria. News item can be read here.
Transcrição completa da entrevista com Paolo Dall'Oglio, jesuita italiano na Síria. Leia a notícia aqui.
Are you optimistic about a solution to the crisis?
I was never optimistic! In January 2011 I said to an important ambassador in Damascus that I didn't expect Syria to change quickly and relatively peacefully like Tunisia and Egypt.
Unfortunately, at that time, I was convinced that the risk of a civil war was a reality for Syria and there was a big need for a large international dialogue to facilitate the democratic transformation of Syria without falling into civil war.
Can a civil war be avoided?
We have been in a civil war since June 2011. I won't say there is no revolution, there is a revolution and a civil war.
Is it between Sunnis and Alawites?
It is going this way, but this does not mean that all the Alawites are with the state nor that all the Sunnis are against the regime. But in the regions where the ethnic fight is ongoing, we cannot but recognize that there are two sides, one Alawite, one Sunni, sometimes with the help of some Christian villages.
What is the position of the Christians in Syria at the moment?
It is difficult to generalize; it is different from one region to the other. In big cities like Damascus and Aleppo the Christians are substantially neutral.
In the region where the confrontation is more immediate, between Alawites and Sunni, the Christians are in a very difficult situation, that is why they emigrate or they are obliged to side, in this case they usually side with the Alawites, but generally speaking the Christians remain neutral and as long as the civil war progresses, they will leave.
You were threatened to be expelled from Syria, then allowed to stay. You are obviously free to speak, what is your relation with the state?
I started to speak freely and loudly again once the state signed an agreement with the Arab League recognizing the right of opinion and expression. I have allowed myself to speak clearly, loudly, because the Syrian government has agreed that freedom of opinion should be implemented. But at the same time I am obliged to leave the country this week, because in fact this freedom of expression is not recognized. I will leave the country in the next few days, I am obliged by a decision of the church.
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What has the position of the Church leaders been?
The church has always been used as an instrument to build the popular opinion upholding the State's priorities.
Is there a future for the current regime?
I am not interested in the future of the regime. I am very interested in the future of syria and the rights of Syrians.
And you believe it would be better for them if the regime would be replaced?
People have passed a point of no return. But I believe in national dialogue, not to keep any regime, but to have the largest consensus possible, because we need a Syria for all the Syrians.
Should the international community intervene?
I believe in international non-violent action. Read my letter to Kofi Annan. In it I asked for 3000 military observers and 30 000 civil society activists to work with the Syrian civil society to implement democracy.
Nevertheless there is sometimes the need for occasional limited operations, I call them police operations. In order to avoid terrorism or violence of whatever kind to spread in a country like ours.
The church believes in the right of self-defence. And so far there is a duty of solidarity with the people who are trying to defend themselves, to protect their rights. I believe in both cases, for those who are trying to defend their rights, and for those who are in solidarity with them, that non-violence is always better, but this does not mean giving up rights or giving up solidarity.
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