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Our fastest train to Hednesford takes 1 hour 31 minutes. Journey times may be slightly longer on weekends or public holidays. Use our Journey Planner to access downloadable timetables, live departures and arrivals. Stay connected while on the move with our free on-board WiFi and entertainment service. Access a range of entertainment, including TV programmes, magazines, short films, news and more!
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There are up to 18 trains per day from Earlswood (West Midlands) to Hednesford.
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The first train departs from Earlswood (West Midlands) to Hednesford at 06:54. Book your tickets in advance and enjoy a few more minutes of hitting snooze.
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The last train from Earlswood (West Midlands) to Hednesford departs at 21:51.
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Amer Sports Updates Credit Facility
PRESS RELEASES | Published Nov 21, 2017
Amer Sports signed a EUR 200 million Amendment and Restatement Agreement to the 2014 Revolving Credit Facility
Amer Sports Corporation has signed a five-year EUR 200 million amendment and restatement agreement to the Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) of EUR 150 million from 2014. The facility of EUR 200 million replacing the previous RCF is meant for general corporate purposes. The facility has an extension option of 1+1 years.
"Amer Sports utilized the favorable market situation and negotiated the refinancing of the credit facility at attractive terms two years ahead of maturity date", says Jussi Siitonen, CFO, Amer Sports.
The coordinators for the transaction were OP Corporate Bank PLC and Citigroup Global Markets Limited.
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Blank CDs compromise Pentagon security
Jul 8, 2010 9:07pm
The US soldier charged with copying more than 150,000 classified files earlier this week pulled off the scam using simple blank CDs.
Pentagon officials told the New York Times that Private Bradley Manning managed to sneak the classified documents out of his intelligence unit on discs disguised as music CDs.
Former hacker Adrian Lamo confirmed to the Times that Manning had told him he had acquired the information in this way. Lamo said Manning claimed to have lip-synched to non-existent music to help fit in.
While the defense department prevents the use of thumb drives in the Pentagon and armed services computers for security reasons, no such restriction is currently placed on the use of CD drives with write capability.
Manning, who has been arrested for allegedly supplying to Wikileaks a video of a helicopter attack in Baghdad which killed at least two civilians, also leaked at least 50 confidential diplomatic cables to people "not entitled to receive them," prosecutors allege.
Many of these contained private information about the inner workings of American embassies.
At least one of these cables – the only cited by name in the charges – was later also published in Wikileaks.
The revelation could spark a sweeping review of security measures in intelligence operations. In a news conference, Pentagon officials said they would only conduct one if Manning's activities were found to be representative of a larger problem.


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Reverse Sublimation: I
Much as I've always been suspicious of Freudian categories, I can't help but wonder about Freud's relevant constructs in the context of what I'm now thinking of as reverse sublimation.
If Nietzschean / Freudian sublimation is the process of transforming libido into "socially useful" achievements (often via encounter with the mystical, the muse, and the meditative), then reverse sublimation would be not "desublimation," undoing sublimation, but rather the process of experiencing potentially "socially useful" aspirations as sexual ones.
In this way that reward-oriented signals appear to generalize across categories, interest in doing something potentially entirely non-sexual with someone can end up feeling like an appetitive sexual attraction. Dipping into Freudian terminology again (this may seem quite basic for those steeped in psychoanalysis), this may reflect, particularly in the bookish, a regression to -- or sticking in -- the latency stage, in which appetitive drives are organized around the gratification derived from friendly and educational activities, the locus of thinking. Since many bookish people in fact make their livelihoods through the activities of thinking, it's somewhat amusing to note the ways in which sexualized appetites might be, in some lights, more culturally acceptable (more sexy, surely) than admitting to the pleasures derived from thinking with someone.
But it is not merely a matter of social acceptability and appearances; it's the experience of this reverse sublimation that seems fascinating: sexual tension is often the bond that holds much more prosaic associations together, and that simultaneously appears to provide some of the motivating sparkle and also to fluster people (according, no doubt -- if we continue to follow the Freudian line of thought -- to how honestly they're acknowledging and managing to work through defense mechanisms).
We creative bookish types appear to seek sensitization to these affordances to out our implicit desires: this is our habitual sublimating relationship with muses. What is more motivating toward an afternoon of creative production in the face of all other demands, than the challenges raised by unexpected desire? Non-compulsory challenges that fall outside the obligation of established relationships -- that we are nominally free to ignore, and yet that promise unpredictable consequences -- can be utterly galvanizing, particularly when these challenges entice us to consider goals that have been articulated perhaps not quite explicitly enough, or towards which one doesn't quite know how to progress or act adequately.
Many of us appear to cultivate a discerning eye for opportunities to be drawn in lustily by consuming desire -- for what often turns out to be not someone else, and often not even someone else's ideas (although it seems we often think of our infatuations as being with someone else or their ideas), but perhaps, more accurately, with the ideas they make us think -- or, more fairly, perhaps, think with us. We engage, in other words, with a (to-some-degree) limited (and potentially only partly intentional) heartsickness in order to think through thoughts that need -- not an audience for itself, but the emotional and cognitive stimulation a compelling (even if imagined, in the relational details) audience affords.
For the description of sublimation as process of transforming libido into "socially useful" achievements, see Carole Wade and Carol Tavris, 1996. Psychology. HarperCollins.
formerly a wage slave said...
Forgive me if I haven't gotten exactly your point, but mightn't it be that focused sexual/relationship desire as well as some intellectual/artistic pursuits have something in common: they both force us to develop, and that sense of developing --or using
parts of one's self one didn't know one had or
only suspected--brings with it a kind of pleasure?
The sad thing about being a bookworm is that it is less social than other pursuits. ( I think of how choreographers or dancers must be social as part of their work.) And while you speak of how we partially grasp the other in a relationship (those aren't your exact words), surely the same partial awareness characterizes our acts of reading--though that, too, is the reason why re-reading can be enjoyable.
Yes, an excellent point; thank you. For example, I may read about a character whose thoughts or activities make me explore things about myself that cause growth or development, as Keith, Maja, and Raymond have written about extensively before (I'm reading Tolstoy right now, so this is quite salient). But then part of what strikes me as interesting in returning to re-read, as you say, a book with such a character, is the way that my enthusiasm for the character often subtly vacillates, swinging back and forth between a crush of affection for the character (Levin - I'm seized with a new feeling of affection for him!) and for some aspect of my own experience his character has illuminated (hm - I think about the land problem this way, too; what does this *mean*?). This movement of exploration and enthusiasm between the self and others is surely part of the process of growth, and even social abilities, attributed to engaging with fiction (http://www.onfiction.ca/2009/01/synopsis-of-our-results.html) -- but it is also often below the radar of attention, and, I suspect, contributes to considerable transference of substantial exploratory energy onto the pages we read.
I hope I'm not losing the thread. Your initial post seems more complicated to me now that I've re-read, it, but I wanted to say:
I guess I find with reading that there's two things: one is like an immediate apprehension,say, that if a character does this, he's making a mistake ( the error of wanting revenge in Kundera's "The Joke") --and there's something like a sinking feeling as one recalls briefly that it turns out badly...But then there's another process which might be direct, a thinking about something in one's life that matches what's going on... and here some feature of the book can shed light or add a detail to one's life,
as in helping to articulate what I felt or what someone else might have been thinking...
But that's part of a dynamic continuing process whereby you can experience your life differently and articulate it out loud or with stories.
For me dealing with other people is often exhausting, but reading fiction usually is not. But what I've said partly explains why it seems helpful.
While I can try to write or talk about what I've read or what I'm reading, that's a process that lacks the immediacy of reading.
I've been re-reading Kundera's "The Joke", and well, the largeness of certain things must not have struck me when I first read the book more than twenty years ago. The protagonist sets out to get revenge on someone in a truly terrible way, and, of course, it doesn't work. Then, again, I would say I have more experience of sadness and disappointment than I did 20 years ago, and that has made the re-reading more real.
Keith's writings have made me more attentive to the moments when I construct an analogy between my own experiences and those of a character....and I continue to appreciate how much I gain insight from such moments...
But I should confess that my original thought about sublimation was largely derived from a former teacher's (Terry Penner's) interpretation of Plato, according to which erotic desire is itself a desire for knowledge, of what Plato in (for example) "the Republic" would call "The Good"....
Although Plato has the reputation of being an enemy of the emotions, I'm not convinced that he need be read that way, or that what I've just said need itself lead to hostility toward emotion per se.
Rather emotion needs to be understood as open to error or truth just as much as the states which are routinely contrasted with emotion...(and, I guess, it's true that Keith has argued along roughly those lines, in "Best Laid Schemes"...)
I don't want to be dogmatic, but maybe one further remark might make my reading of Plato seem more believable: The highest object of knowledge is the "Form" of the "Good", but our awareness--limited though it is supposed to be--has much the quality of a perceptual state, or intuition....But that immediacy is something like the quality that emotions often have.
Maybe like the kind of direct insight I seem to experience in reading fiction...
Thank you for this remarkable set of thoughts. I've been thinking about them for a couple of days, and, for one thing, you're making me want to go read Plato's Republic (the Good!). The thing that most strikes me, though, is the emphasis on immediate experience -- partly because *mediation*, and the way that it often fits poorly with our understanding of our experience, is something that I find fascinating. Most of us (especially those of us who live with psychologists) have some sense of the way that our experience is, of course, mediated by innumerable filters -- and yet (perhaps because of this? moreso when we think of it, even? psychologists often seem even more badly bitten with this than others), there is something undeniably attractive for many people in the quest for unmediated seeming experience, for the direct, the straightforward, the being there.
The erotic might be argued to be attractive partly because of the experience that appears to be so direct: arousal that subverts, it often seems, thinking. This is what's attracting me to the Plato, though! What, then, is *added* by dwelling on the mediation? (This is part of the motive I mention for daring to look directly at the semi-taboo relationship with muses.) If we are attracted by the clarity of immersive experience, what is the delicious complexity added by thinking about it? I may have to mull this into an additional essay...
Keith Oatley said...
Thank you, Valentine, and Formerly-a-wage-slave, for this very interesting set of thoughts. Sorry to be so long in responding. This is an engaging idea, and the idea that an idea itself can be engaging in an erotic way makes it even more engaging. If we take the Freudian notion that the erotic is the creative in life, and that it involves leaving our solitariness to join with another, then getting s slight glimpse of the libidinous quality of some of the more ordinary things we do is very clarifying.
Well! I think I understand what you said about the non-immediacy of experience! And, if you forgive a bit of autobiography, I spent most of the past thirteen years as a foreigner (a USA citizen living out of the States), so perhaps I felt it or have felt it in an immediate way! (If I dare put it that way.)
My original thought was simply about what we really want when we want something. What is it we really want when we want sex or friendship or feel attracted to someone or even feel a strong emotion toward a fictional character? And I guess what I wanted to say is that you were beginning with the powerful view that an erotic desire is primary. But, then you were flipping it around, so that things that weren't erotic were primary. My own idea would be that we are thoroughly complicated creatures so that it is risky business to look for something primary.
I thought that my "Platonic" suggestion about what we want (that we want something which you could call knowledge of The Good) avoids that sort of limitation because the subject, "The Good", is so rich and complex.
And I should add a warning, or repeat something.
I don't think immediacy is the same thing as total awareness or complete knowledge. But as I understand Plato (or Socrates, for that matter) every human being has a kind of immediate awareness of justice and beauty or "The Good"--though not at all complete knowledge of them....And it seems to me that part of what's going on with the modern fascination with emotions is a study of this aspect of humanity.
Now, I have to be honest. Not every serious Plato scholar would agree with what I've just said. I have been influenced by Terry Penner's interpretation of "the Republic", for example, and Penner is unusual thinking that book is not all pie in the sky (if you forgive a colloquial expression). A common complaint is that it is hard to see how Plato's metaphysics really fits psychological reality. But, I have been assuming another interpretation is possible.
I'm glad if my comments have been stimulating! (-:
My previous comment was done through my gmail box, and I imagined myself to be directly responding to Valentine. I didn't mean to simply ignore Keith's comments. I should have said to Keith that I am very happy that this site exists, as it has provided me much stimulation and pleasure.
Thank you formerly-a-wage-slave for your comment about liking OnFiction. It's a bit different from the usual blogs, so I am really glad you like it. It's very good to have you, with your wide interests, reading and commenting on this blog-magazine.


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This is an extremely important part of the Montessori curriculum. Sandpaper letters are used to introduce the sounds of the alphabet to the child, but only when they are ready. In the Montessori class, children utilize all their senses to help them read and write with proper understanding.
Language materials include sandpaper letters teaching the sound of each letter, movable alphabet for composing words and simple sentences, many types of language extension exercises, and the metal insets that develop pencil control necessary for writing. Often our children can be observed sounding out simple words and creating their first stories.
In the Montessori classroom, story time and learning songs and poems is equally as important for language development! Our children's library is refreshed frequently in accordance to the themes and concepts being discussed each week. Our students enjoy having stories read to them daily as they develop their listening skills. Discovering language becomes interesting, fun and a creative process for the child. Each child works at his or her own pace. Gradually, through daily visual and hands-on learning experience, writing, reading, and communication skills will develop.
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Z wykształcenia był inżynierem-zootechnikiem. W latach 60. i 70. XX wieku związany był ze scenami krakowskimi: z Teatrem 38 i Teatrem "Groteska", współpracował również z Teatrem Starym. Pracował jako aktor i reżyser w Teatrze Dramatycznym w Legnicy (1975–1981, 1987–1988), Teatrze Współczesnym we Wrocławiu (1977–1978) oraz Teatrze im. Ludwika Solskiego w Tarnowie (1982–1995). W 1995 roku przeszedł na emeryturę. Był członkiem Związku Artystów Scen Polskich.

Po śmierci został pochowany na Starym Cmentarzu w Tarnowie.

Filmografia

Filmy fabularne
 Ogniomistrz Kaleń (1961)
 Dziewczyna z dobrego domu (1962)
 Docent H. (1968)
 Urząd (1969)
 Lokis. Rękopis profesora Wittembacha (1970)
 Zazdrość i medycyna (1973)
 Olimpiada '40 (1980)
 W starym dworku, czyli niepodległość trójkątów (1984)
 Życie za życie. Maksymilian Kolbe (1990)

Seriale
 Układ krążenia (1978, odc. 5)
 Ślad na ziemi (1978, odc. 4)
 Popielec (1982, odc. 2)

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Polscy aktorzy teatralni
Polscy aktorzy filmowi
Polscy aktorzy-lalkarze
Polscy reżyserzy teatralni
Polscy zootechnicy
Aktorzy związani z Legnicą
Ludzie urodzeni w Bydgoszczy
Urodzeni w 1937
Zmarli w 2017
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People Return After Los Alamos Fire
JOHN MacDONALDMay 16, 2000
LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (AP) _ The thousands of people streaming back into fire-devastated Los Alamos on Tuesday found smoke still lingering in the air and most stores closed or without such staples as meat and vegetables.
It was a city entirely different from the one they had left just six days before, when they fled ahead of a wall of flames that raced up the sides of canyons and left 405 families homeless.
The Los Alamos nuclear weapons laboratory remained closed, and large pockets of the town remained without gas or electricity.
``Our neighborhood burned down. What happens now? Are people going to leave? Are they going to stick around and rebuild?″ wondered Jerry Kindsfather, who with his brother Gary operates Ed's Food Market, a small grocery store on the edge of one of the city's hardest-hit sections. People filed in Tuesday to stock up on things like eggs, milk and bread.
Twenty percent of Los Alamos, where the homes burned, was still off-limits Tuesday, and the devastation appeared overwhelming. Entire neighborhoods were burned, leaving the trees looking like blackened toothpicks. Smoke from the fire, now burning a safe distance away, still filled the canyons.
Crews were finding hazardous chemicals in the off-limits areas, including loose asbestos, swollen cans of paint, and propane bottles in the ash, state Environment Secretary Pete Maggiore said.
The 46,000-acre fire, 35 percent contained, was moving northeast, away from Los Alamos and toward unburned forest land Tuesday, said David Seesholtz, a fire information spokesman.
It started outside of town on National Park Service land on May 4, at Bandelier Monument, when a controlled burn meant to clear away dry brush and prevent future wildfires was pushed out of control by high winds.
At the peak of the danger, all 11,000 residents of Los Alamos and 14,000 people from surrounding communities were ordered out of their homes.
In Washington on Tuesday, the House unanimously called on the federal government to take responsibility and reimburse wildfire victims.
``This wasn't an act of God. It was an act of man,″ said Rep. Heather Wilson, R-N.M., the measure's sponsor.
In the devastated neighborhoods, the fire raced down block after block, destroying almost everything in its path, but occasionally sparing a home here or there. On one street, a big blue house was still standing, while everything around it burned. On another, a two-story salmon-colored residence stood untouched, the only home left on the block.
John Jaramillo's house and restaurant survived, but his girlfriend lost her home. They weren't sure they wanted to stay.
``Part of me wants to help rebuild the town and the other part wants to just pack it up,″ he said.
About 75 percent of Los Alamos had its electricity back on Tuesday, said Chris Ortega, utilities manager for Los Alamos County. He said it would be at least another day before power was restored everywhere.
Gas was also available to about 75 percent of the town, but even in areas where it has been restored it won't be turned on for individual homes until people return and request it. Utility workers were circling neighborhoods on Tuesday, volunteering to turn on the gas wherever they found someone home, Ortega said.
Some of the 2,000 people who were still not allowed to return home were briefly escorted by the National Guard into the devastated area so they could retrieve personal belongings such as clothes and medicine.
``The freezers have just got to be a mess. We're hoping to grab garbage bags and throw everything in there,″ said Mary Holmes, who went with her husband, Herb, to Los Alamos High School to arrange a National Guard escort.
At Ed's Market, Kindsfather returned to find refrigerators filled with spoiled eggs and melted ice cream that had oozed out of containers and formed a colorful sludge on the shelves. He also had to dump $20,000 worth of frozen food and won't get another order until Thursday.
``We got rid of the chicken first,″ he said. ``That's like a time bomb sitting around.″
At the True Value hardware store, manager Dennis George expects to do a brisk business in the days ahead in buckets, brooms, hammers, nails, flashlights and axes.
But one of the first sales his employee Brenda Law made Tuesday was for flower seeds.
``Everyone has their own way of healing,″ she said, ``and flowers represent life.″


A thousand years ago some friends and I came up with a bourbon cocktail that I had dubbed The Rear Admiral. I'd thought that the name sounded like a funny monicker for a drink, what with the rear *snicker* and all. Whatever that drink may have been is lost in the mists of drunk. In the spirit of the way Hollyweird continues to ruin cinema, here's a rebooted reimagining of that *hiccup* *burp* cocktail.
Carefully muddle the mint leaves in the bottom of a cocktail shaker. Add ice, tequila, and amer. Stir to combine and pour into a chilled martini glass. Get fabulously drunk, responsibly.
* Coarsely grind fennel seeds and bring them to a boil in a saucepan with one cup of water. Allow to cool for 20 minutes and then add one cup of sugar and mix until sugar is dissolved.


More Money Going Up in Smoke as Cigarette Taxes Rise!
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The price of a packet of smokes in Thailand is still quite a bit cheaper than what you would pay for them in the West but, no doubt, smokers will not be happy about having to pay an extra 5 to 10 baht to feed their addictions, smell bad and damage their health.
And if you are a smoker don't go rushing out the nearest 7-Eleven to stock up on ciggies because the price hike came into effect at midnight last night.
The excise tax increase was approved on Tuesday with the government claiming the price rise was aimed at reducing cigarette consumption, but the extra 15 billion baht in revenue it will raise annually might have had something to do with it.
It isn't clear how much your favorite brand of cigarettes will cost you; until you pop down to the shop to buy some, but the increase is based on where they are imported from or if they are taxed based on value or volume.
However cigarettes imported from China have been increased by 10 baht a pack.
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Chelsea Handler is one of the comedians who many are not able to take on. She is funny, serious, political and an all around females female. She's been on the scene for years now and has had everything from comedy specials to her own television shows.
There was also a rumored affair that she apparently had with 50 Cent. She actually confirmed during the session. One thing she hasn't covered is taking on the Hot Ones Wings challenge. She stopped in to take a jab at it with Sean Evans and here is the outcome.
She is known for being the person to talk about all things and I am sure the new book that is going to be released is going to be even more drama for your mind.


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Q: Sum rows in SAP Webi 4.1 report I have a report in Webi which is similar to below example (Upper table).

What I want to build is the lower table, i.e. to sum up the values of "A" and "B" and show it in one row.
How to achieve this in BO Webi?

A: If you are on BI4, then this is actually pretty easily done.  First, Control-click on the A and B cells to select both:

Right-click on one of the selected cells, then hit Group -> Group:

Give the group a meaningful name (taking the name "A+B" from your example):

This will create a new Group and replace the original variable in the report block:

You'll see the new variable under "Variables" in the Available Objects panel, and can modify it from there if necessary.
If you are not on BI4, or if you just prefer to enter a variable manually, you can do that too.  Replace the Forecast column with:
=If [Forecast] InList ("A";"B") Then "A+B" Else [Forecast]

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WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB
QUINTIC PERFORMANCE LANE
Stuart Key - WCCC Performance Analyst
In February 2014 we had 6 synchronised Quintic high-speed cameras installed in Lane 1 of our indoor school, now known as the Quintic Performance Lane (see below). Quintic specialises in premier sports video analysis and the cameras, alongside access to Quintic Biomechanics v26 software, allow us to comprehensively analyse all of our 1st XI, 2nd XI, academy and emerging player programme (EPP) players, in-house.
The Quintic Performance Lane at WCCC
The quick and easy to use nature of the Quintic software has enabled us to complete an injury prevention screening programme for our academy and EPP players during pre-season. The main aim of the programme was to quantify and analyse the hip and shoulder alignment of each bowler during their bowling action, particularly at front foot contact. We were also interested in the alignment of the hips during ball release. We based our analysis upon biomechanics and injury prevention guidelines provided by the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB), which dictate that the angle between a bowler's shoulders and hips shouldn't be any more than 45° at front foot contact. A further guideline suggests that at ball release, for a right-arm bowler, the left hip should not be higher than the right hip (Figure 2).
A good example showing how the left hip should be lower at ball release
The six Quintic high-speed cameras were all set to record, in sync, at 120fps. This allowed for accurate data collection to ensure that we could identify exactly what was happening at key points throughout the desired action. For this particular screening programme only the posterior camera was used. The analysis started by identifying the acromion processes of the left and right shoulders for each bowler, as well as the iliac crest on the left and right pelvis. Purpose built reflective markers, supplied by Quintic, were attached to the participant using medical tape and the resultant contrast on the video helps the software to identify and automatically track the shoulder and hip joints more accurately. The bowlers were asked to warm-up and have a few practice deliveries to check that the markers didn't fall off or move out of position. Six deliveries were then filmed for each bowler, with the instructions to bowl at a normal pace, line and length for a right-handed batsman to gain an accurate representation of their bowling action. Once recorded, the footage was calibrated and template was added before the Quintic software was used to automatically track the markers throughout the bowlers' action (See below).
The Quintic software automatically tracking the markers
Screen shots were taken of the different phases throughout the bowling action (Take Off, Bound, Back Foot Contact, Front Foot Contact, Ball Release and Follow Through) and a storyboard was produced for each bowler. This provides instant visual feedback to the coaches and players before any data is quantified. From the phases identified, we then focussed on Front Foot Contact (Figure iv) and Ball Release (Figure v).
Photo sequence showing the different phases of the bowling action
As mentioned previously, our first area of interest was front foot contact. To begin with, lines were drawn to extend the previously digitised traces of the hips and the shoulders. This enabled the hip/shoulder angle to be calculated more precisely. From here it was possible to group the six deliveries from each bowler together in order to calculate the average angle and more importantly the consistency of this angle. Any changes to address technique or prevent injury could be then be put in to place.
At ball release we were concerned with the alignment of the hips. For a right arm bowler, the left hip should not be higher than the right hip. From the figure below, you can see that this bowler's hips are well aligned, with the left hip ready to rise up during the follow through as the bowler propels their body over the front foot. Again, further analysis was completed within the software to determine the consistency of the hip position. For example, by comparing the hip angle to the horizontal, multiple trials were overlaid on top of one-another to examine the variability of each bowler.
This type of basic biomechanical analysis, presented to a coach in the form of a report, is used by the coaches to inform any changes that may need to be made to training or any technical interventions that may be needed. We are also able to undertake similar analysis for various aspects of the game. Ultimately, Quintic allows us to obtain data quickly and effectively which can then be used to measure any issues relating to injury prevention and performance.


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Paris and Beekman
The Paris Theater, along with the Beekman 1 & 2, has shuttered after a combined 111 years of life.
In June we heard the Paris might be closing. Then in July, I was told by employees and management that it was definitely not closing and the news was just rumor. I was not convinced and wrote, "As with all rumors and denials, take it as a warning. Go, enjoy the Paris, enjoy the movie. Because you really never know when it will be your last time."
Yesterday, tipster Dan Braun alerted me via Twitter that both theaters have gone missing from the City Cinemas website. The Paris Theater page goes to Page Not Found. Their telephone message about showtimes extends only until August 15. No one's answering the phone at the Beekman either.
After some further digging, Joe Wagner on Instagram has posted the goodbye note from the Paris:
Dan Braun says, "Both buildings which house the Paris and the Beekman 1 & 2 share the same landlord, Sheldon Solow. He might have decided he simply no longer wanted movie theatres as tenants. City Cinemas's lease on the Paris is scheduled to end this month."
From a look at the comments at Cinema Treasures, it sounds like City Cinemas had 10-year leases for both sites--and those were not renewed. As I've noted on this blog many times, there are no protections for thriving businesses that want to stay put. No Small Business Jobs Survival Act. No commercial rent control. Nothing.
Meanwhile, Mr. Solow is doing alright. Forbes has him worth $5.2 billion. This is not the first time the Paris has shuttered due to a lease. Back in 1990, the theater closed. The Paris' managing director at the time told the Times, "It's obvious that we weren't wanted. We had a 20-year lease that expired on Aug. 31, and we offered Solow market rent--much more than we had been paying. But our offer was turned down flatly, and they gave us no explanation." In the end, the Paris changed management and went on showing art films for the next three decades.
Is there hope for another comeback? So far, Solow has not commented on the closure.
Opening in 1948, via Cinema Treasures
The Paris opened in 1948, "with Marlene Dietrich cutting the ribbon in the presence of the Ambassador to France," according to Cinema Treasures. It was the last of the great single-screen cinemas in Manhattan, it was loved by many, and it will be greatly missed.
As Joe Queenan wrote on the occasion of the Paris' 60th anniversary for the Times in 2008:
"The Paris is the kind of establishment where, when you show up, not one but two pipe smokers are congregating outside. They are throwbacks to an era when emaciated young men raved about Samuel Beckett, questioned the political ramifications of existentialism and lined up to see Brigitte Bardot in '... And God Created Woman' while meticulously cleaning their meerschaums. Some people may think this sort of thing is a bit passé and corny. The folks at the Paris do not agree. Neither do I."
Little Edie and the Maysles, via Cinema Treasures
As for the Beekman, the original opened in 1952 and closed in 2005. It was demolished, writes Cinema Treasures, and the "Beekman name was moved to Clearview's New York One & Two across the street," which was originally the Loews One & Two, opened in 1979.
It was perhaps not as beloved, nor as special, as the Paris, but it is a loss.
Here's the Beekman's goodbye--same text as the Paris:
photo by Michael Lorin Hirsch
And so two more independent art-house cinemas have been ripped from our lives. And more culture gets flushed down the drain of this new New York City. But, hey, we'll always have Starbucks.
Lincoln Plaza Cinemas
rongee said...
I stopped by last evening to snap a few images of the theater. Managed to get a shot of the marquee just before the lights went out!
Downtowner said...
Man, what a shame. But the warning was there. Sadly the rumors often become true. As you said, enjoy what's here while it's here. Not tomorrow. Or the day after. But today.
The original Beekman was a treasure. With it's step down to a real waiting room with couches and a window out to see when the movie was starting. Always a single screen, it was a great cinematic experience and hosted many premieres.
sadhudson said...
So sad by this. Is it too much wishful thinking to hope it will make a comeback? I thought the goodbye notice on the wall was really passive.
richard cory said...
Just to let you know, the signs for the original Beekman are housed inside the movie theater in Greenport, Long Island, across from the Shelter Island ferry. They are up on each side of the main screen, and look great.
I expect soon that I'll look back into my own memories of New York and find that they've been sold for redevelopment.
Manqueman said...
Back in the late 1970s-late. 80s, I lived on 83rd east of First. I now associate, so to speak, with a woman half my age who lives around 88th and Second and confirms that I'm pretty much missing nothing -- great commute to spend too much time at work (another sign of the times) and little else. Used to frequent both of these theaters, probably the Paris mores (La Traviata with Teresa Stratas, Helen Bonham Carter's debut as a lead!).
Every day, the City gets shittier and shittier...
This article in the NY Times was really obnoxious.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/01/nyregion/paris-theater-nyc-closed.html
The Times seems often to fell that it needs to justify the nonsense going on in NY Real Estate.
Rodin said...
I didn't know. Among movies I saw at The Paris, Romeo and Juliet in the late sixties, and Pee Wee's Big Adventure in the eighties.
And others. The original Beekman ....I saw film there as well, don't remember one in particular. So no one theater movie theater exits any longer? When I go by Cinema one , I remember it as one theater for Tom Jones and others films. The demolished Baronet and Coronet for Dr. Strangelove. So it's not much fun going to the 18 dollar movies anymore.
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From Trump to tattoos: The top national stories of 2018
Keith Urban,
Southwest Airlines,
tattoo,
Sarah Huckabee Sanders,
mass shooting,
Posted December 27, 2018 8:52 p.m. EST
Updated December 29, 2018 3:01 p.m. EST
By Janine Bowen, WRAL digital journalist
Political scandals, tragic deaths and a girl's unique name topped headlines in 2018. As the year comes to a close, take a look at the most popular national stories on WRAL.com this year.
New York Times, Trump clash over president's threats against journalism
President Donald Trump clashed with the publisher of the New York Times, A.G. Sulzberger, in July after Trump accused the Times and other newspapers of putting lives at risk with irresponsible reporting.
On Twitter, Trump said he and Sulzberger discussed "the vast amounts of Fake News being put out by the media & how that Fake News has morphed into phrase, 'Enemy of the People.'"
The pair met at a July 20 meeting, but Trump continued to assail the media throughout the year and suspended CNN reporter Jim Acosta's White House press pass.
Winner of huge Powerball jackpot allowed to shield her identity
A judge in March ruled that a New Hampshire woman who won a Jan. 6 Powerball jackpot worth nearly $560 million would be allowed to keep her identify secret from the public.
The woman had signed her ticket after winning, but later learned that she could have protected her identify by writing the name of a trust. The woman's lawyer's argued her privacy interest outweighed the public's right to know who won the money.
The judge agreed that disclosing the woman's name would be an invasion of privacy, but that lottery officials could release her hometown.
12 killed in shooting rampage at California bar
A Marine combat veteran took his own life after killing 12 people at a country music bar in California in November.
Using a handgun with an illegal, extra-capacity magazine, gunman Ian David Long, 28, shot a security guard outside the bar before taking aim at employees and patrons.
Among those killed was a man who had survived the 2017 mass shooting at a Jason Aldean concert in Las Vegas.
Deadliest mass shootings in the United States
There is no set definition for the term "mass shooting" but in 2015 the Congressional Research Service produced a report that limited "mass shooting" to those that in which four or more people were killed. That is the measure used for this chart.
While most of the shootings listed here occurred since 2000, Columbine is included because of its notoriety; the 1986 shooting at the post office in Edmond, Okla., is included because it is the origin of the grim term "going postal."
Weapon(s) used
05/31/2019 Municipal building Virginia Beach, VA 13 Two .45-caliber handguns with "several" extended clips
04/28/2019 Apartment West Chester, OH 4 Unknown
02/15/2019 Workplace Aurora, IL 5 .40-caliber handgun
02/11/2019 Private home Livingston, TX 5 Unknown
01/23/2019 Bank Sebring, FL 5 9mm handgun
11/07/2018 Borderline Bar & Grill Thousand Oaks, CA 13 Glock 21 .45 caliber with extended clip
10/27/2018 Tree of Life Synagogue Pittsburgh, PA 11 AR-15, three handguns
10/15/2018 Private house (murder-suicide) Columbia, TN 5 Unknown
10/13/2018 Birthday party at private home Taft, TX 4 Unknown
10/10/2018 Private home Rochester, NY 4 Unknown
09/21/2018 Private house Henderson, NV 4 Unknown
09/20/2018 Drugstore distribution center (employee) Aberdeen, MD 4 Unknown
09/16/2018 Private house (murder-suicide) Silver Spring, MD 4 Unknown
09/12/2018 Business office, then private home Bakersfield, CA 6 Unknown
09/06/2018 Office building Cincinnati, OH 4 Unknown
08/11/2018 Private house (murder-suicide) Clearlake, CA 4 Unknown
07/30/2018 Apartment building Queens, NY 4 Unknown
07/27/2018 Home, nursing home (murder-suicide) Robstown, TX 5 Unknown
07/09/2018 Private house (murder-suicide) Prices Corner, DE 5 Unknown
07/01/2018 Private house Ardmore, AL 4 Unknown
6/29/2018 The Capital Gazette Annapolis, MD 5 Shotgun Smoke grenades, possible explosive
5/18/2018 Santa Fe High School Santa Fe, TX 10 Shotgun, .38-caliber revolver Explosives, Molotov cocktail
2/14/2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Parkland, FL 17 Semi-automatic rifle NA
11/5/2017 First Baptist Church Sutherland Springs, TX 27 Unknown NA
10/1/2017 Music festival Las Vegas, NV 58 10 AR-15s 100-round magazines
6/12/2016 Pulse Nightclub Orlando, FL 50 Semi-automatic rifle, 9mm Glock NA
12/12/2015 Inland Regional Center (county office) San Bernardino, CA 14 2 AR-15s 2 semi-automatic pistols
10/1/2015 Umpqua Community College Roseburg, OR 9 S&W M99 (.40) and M642-2 (.38); Taurus PT24/7 (.40); Hi-Point CF 380 (.380); Glock 19 (9mm) NA
6/17/2015 Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church Charleston, SC 9 Glock 41 (.45) NA
9/16/2013 Washington Navy Yard Washington, DC 13 Remington 870 Express Tactical 12-gauge shotgun NA
6/7/2013 Multiple sites, including Santa Monica College Santa Monica, CA 6 .44 revolver NA
12/14/2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School Newtown, CN 26 Semiautomatic rifle; Sig Sauer semi-auto pistol; Glock semi-auto pistol NA
8/5/2012 Sikh Temple of Wisconsin Oak Creek, WI 7 Springfield XD(M) semi-auto pistol NA
7/20/2012 Century 16 Movie Theater Aurora, CO 12 Smith and Wesson M&P15; 12-gauge shotgun; Glock 22 100-round magazine
10/12/2011 Salon Meritage Seal Beach, CA 8 Springfield pistol (9mm); Heckler &Koch (.45); S&W Model 29 (.44 Magnum) NA
8/3/2010 Hartford Distributors Manchester, CN 9 Ruger SR9 semi-auto pistols (2) NA
1/19/2010 Private house Appomattox, VA 8 Unidentified high-power rifle NA
11/5/2009 Fort Hood Fort Hood, TX 13 FN Five-seven pistol; Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum revolver NA
4/3/2009 American Civic Association Immigration Center Binghamton, NY 14 9mm Beretta 92FS Vertec Inox; Beretta Px4 Storm .45 caliber (2) NA
3/29/2009 Pinelake Health and Rehab Carthage, NC 8 Winchester 12-gauge shotgun; .357 Magnum revolver; .22 Magnum semi-auto pistol NA
3/10/2009 Geneva County, multiple locations Kinston, AL 11 Bushmaster AR-15; 12-gauge shotgun, .38-cal handgun; Soviet-made SKS semi-auto rifle NA
12/5/2007 Westroads Mall Omaha NE 9 AKM 7.62x39mm semi-auto rifle (AK-47) NA
10/7/2007 Crandon High School Crandon, WI 6 AR-15 NA
4/16/2007 Virginia Tech campus Blacksburg, VA 32 9mm Glock; Walther P-22 pistol NA
3/21/2005 Red Lake High School Red Lake, MN 9 Glock 23 (.40); Ruger MKII (.22); 12-guage shotgun NA
4/20/1999 Columbine High School Jefferson County, CO 15 Intratec TEC-DC9 Explosives, knives
8/20/1986 Edmond Post Office Edmund, OK 15 3 semiautomatic pistols NA
Mass shooting tracker: https://www.massshootingtracker.org/data
Congressional Research Service report defining "mass shooting" as four or more dead: https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R44126.pdf
Source: Media reports, compiled by WRAL
Former Playboy centerfold jumps to death with son
A former Playboy centerfold involved in a custody battle apparently jumped with her 7-year-old son from the 25th floor of a Manhattan hotel in May.
Stephanie Adams had checked into the hotel just hours after telling the New York Post that her husband and his lawyers were blocking her from taking her son on vacation.
Adams and her husband had been involved in a contentious custody and the couple typically handed off their son to each other at a local police precinct.
Adams had been Playboy's "Miss November" centerfold in 1992 and appeared in the magazine again in 2003.
Sarah Sanders kicked out of Virginia restaurant
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said she was kicked out of a Virginia restaurant by the owner in June because she worked for President Donald Trump.
"Last night I was told by the owner of Red Hen in Lexington, VA to leave because I work for @POTUS and I politely left," Sanders posted on Twitter following the incident.
The restaurant's website crashed in the days following the incident as Trump took to twitter to insult the restaurant.
The owner of the Red Hen restaurant resigned from the top post of a local business group following the incident.
Smart TVs are tracking your data
In July, the New York Times shed light on the fact that new technology could immediately identify what people are watching on internet-connected TVs in order to send targeted advertisements to other devices in the home.
Samba TV, which has placed software of certain models of more than a dozen TV brands, encourages users to enable the service but does not detail how much information is collected by the company.
Once enabled, Samba TV can track everything that appears on a TV screen, including video games, and can even offered advertisers the ability to base their targeting on whether people watched liberal or conservative media.
Companies such as Samba TV have come under scrutiny from regulators and privacy advocates about a lack of transparency.
Facebook removes pages linked to Russia
Facebook in October quietly revealed that it had removed 66 accounts, pages and apps linked to Russian firms that build facial recognition software for the Russian government.
Facebook said the accounts associated with SocialDataHub and its sister firm, Fubtech, violated the website's policies by scraping data from the social network.
The announcement from Facebook game on the same day the social media giant announced that it had carried out the biggest purge of American accounts disseminating disinformation.
Good Samaritan learns she helped Keith Urban
When Ruth Reed made a resolution to help customers inside a New Jersey Wawa in August, she had no idea she would be lending a helping hand to one of the biggest names in country music.
Reed, a substitute teacher, noticed that the man in front of her in line was a few dollars short, she jumped into action.
When she commented that the man looked like Urban, he revealed his identity.
Mom says airline agent mocked her daughter's name
A mother in November said a Southwest Airlines agent posted a photo of her daughter's boarding pass on social media to make fun of her name.
Traci Redford's daughter is named Abcde, which is pronounced "aHB-sih-dee."
Redford said she notified the airline when she saw her daughter's boarding pass had been posted on social media and the airline issued a statement of apology to the family.
Face tattoos go mainstream
In August, the New York Times posted a story about the growing popularity of face tattoos among both musicians and the general public.
Once referred to as "job stoppers," face tattoos have become more popular as tattoos in general have become more ubiquitous.
As Americans have embraced body art, those who wanted to stand out began embracing tattoos above the neckline.
IMAGE: From Trump to tattoos: The top national stories of 2018
New York Times publisher and Trump clash over president's threats against journalism
CNN sues Trump administration for banning reporter
Winner of huge Powerball jackpot can shield her identity, judge rules
How smart TVs in millions of U.S. homes track more than what's on tonight
Woman stops to help man pay for gas, finds out it's Keith Urban
Blink and you won't miss it: Face tattoos go mainstream
Sarah Sanders says she was kicked out of restaurant because she works for Trump
Restaurant owner who kicked out Sarah Sanders quits city business group
Trump insults restaurant that booted Sarah Sanders
Facebook Says Russian Firms 'Scraped' Data, Some for Facial Recognition
Janine Bowen


Paper map, how old skhool you say! May be, but sure beats looking at that small screen on your phone or gps unit. Plus what happens when your devices goes black at the end of the day because you had a look at every intersection you came to?
Carry a paper map and know how to read it. What you need – Flathead National Forest, Glacier View Ranger District. This will cover the entire ride.
It's alway nice to be able to get the big picture and see your relative position while on the route.
Full route view. Whitefish is at the bottom, left of center.
It's just a suggestion that you carry a map if you are not familiar with the route and/or area.


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Q: Bloc transformEvents called only once I'm making a search function that calls events every TextFormField Onchanged and trying to add debouncer to limit its api calls. I'm trying this code from this link. When I type and wait for 1 second its working. But when I continue to add another letter nothing happens. It doesn't even trigger the mapEventToState and transformEvents function when I added a break to it. I'm using flutter_bloc: ^6.1.3
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    search: event.search,
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On April 27, Trifacta announced a partnership with Infosys that delivers a data wrangling solution for the Infosys Information Platform and many of its other software platforms. As a result of the partnership, Infosys clients can take advantage of Trifacta's data exploration and data transformation's capabilities to more effectively understand a universe of data as a complement to more targeted data management and data analytics methodologies. Ritka Suri, SVP of Corporate Development at Infosys, noted that "Trifacta's market-leading technology will enable Infosys clients to bring together diverse and disparate data into a more digestible form for downstream analysis," and empower clients to expedite their return on investments in Big Data. Meanwhile, Infosys contributed to Trifacta's Growth Stage financing and joins an illustrious roster of investors that include Accel Partners, Cathay Innovation, Greylock Partners and Ignition Partners. The partnership between Trifacta and the Infosys Information Platform promises to accelerate Trifacta's global expansion and builds upon Trifacta's partnership with Cathay Innovation to consolidate its market expansion in Asia by spearheading its expansion into South Asia in conjunction with Cathay's connections in East Asia.


BEFORE READING PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ AN INTRODUCTION TO ACTS.
BEFORE READING PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ AN OUTLINE TO ACTS.
BEFORE READING PLEASE CLICK HERE TO VIEW A MAP OF JERUSALEM IN NEW TESTAMENT TIMES.
* "In my former book" -The Gospel of Luke (Luke 1:3). Luke is called a historian because of these two books.
* "Theophilus" -"Theo" is Greek meaning God and "phil" means love. The author is writing either a person or as the meaning (one who loves Jesus) indicates this book is written to anyone who loves Jesus. In verse 15 of Luke it says, "most excellent". So if it is a person it might be a Roman dignitary. If a real person there is no other Biblical evidence of a Theophilus.
* There is no conclusion for this book of Acts. It is just the beginning of Jesus' work in the age we are in often called the church age, the age of grace, and the age of the preaching of the gospel. The later is the best term for this age.
* "about all that Jesus began to do and to teach" -Luke's gospel and the other three gospels are about Jesus' ministry until he ascended into heaven and was seated at the right hand of his Father. Jesus' life is also mentioned in other historical documents like Josephus, a Jewish History born four years after Jesus' crucifixion. Josephus never converted to Christianity and yet recorded Jesus' life and death as well as John the Baptist, James the disciple and half-brother of Jesus, and four generations of Herod.
* "began to do" -Jesus is still working in the lives of his people to this very day through the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Because of this truth some have said that this book should be called, The Acts of Jesus After He Ascended into Heaven."
* "until the day he was taken up to heaven" -The breaking point between The Gospel of Luke and Acts is Jesus' ascension.
* Luke's gospel scope is in Israel because that is where Jesus' ministry was located.
* Act's scope is the world. It starts in Jerusalem (chapters 1-7). Then the focus increases to Judea and Samaria. (chapters 8-12) Then the focus spreads through the rest of the world and continues spreading to this very day.
* In Luke's gospel the disciples are like little children. In Act's the disciples are powerful leaders.
* In Luke's gospel Jesus is on the stage doing God's work. In Act's the apostles are on the stage doing Jesus' (God's) work.
* For reasons unknown this book focus' on the ministry of Peter and then Paul. Perhaps this is because Luke worked with these two apostles. The other apostles' work has only been handed down to the areas they went into.
>2. What is the main themes of the book of Acts?
* The gospel going out to the ends of the earth.
* The key verse of this book is 1:8.
>What are other themes in the book?
* The Holy Spirit's work through the disciples.
* Not to let obstacles keep us from sharing the gospel.
* Defense of the gospel in various groups of people.
* Work of Peter and Paul (apostles).
* Work of the church.
* Prayer in preaching the gospel and sending out missionaries.
* Gentiles included in the church.
* External and internal obstacles against the church.
* Glory and cross of mission.
* God's way of working needs to be understood.
* They are God's will.
* They are God's desire.
* Jesus limited himself to his disciples after his resurrection.
* Christians these days emphasize to many other things. Those other topics may be good, but these (1-4) are much more important.
* "Do not leave Jerusalem" -They wanted to leave because of fear of death and they were country boys so they felt strange in a large city. Sometimes we have to stay where God wants us to even if it isn't easy. We need to wait for the work of the Holy Spirit.
* "Jerusalem" -The starting point for world mission as Jesus told them it would be. The gospel has circled the whole world and has now returned to Jerusalem, a city restored after nearly two thousand years of being a dead city.
* "the gift" -The Holy Spirit is his gift to us to enable us to do the work he requires of us.
* "the Holy Spirit" -God's promise to the disciples, including us. This book will show that God has poured out his Spirit greatly in the age we are in.
* Why does the Holy Spirit come? To empower us for the gospel work, which is to be a witness to Jesus' work.
* We do not seek the Holy Spirit for the sake of receiving the Holy Spirit. Receiving the Holy Spirit is not the end of our efforts but the beginning.
* How do we receive the Holy Spirit? obey (4-5), by God (4-5), through prayer (next study).
* Restoration of Israel had been on the mind of Jews since they returned from captivity in Babylon.
* Jesus doesn't seem to be upset with them. He did not harshly rebuked them, but gently instructed them in the truth.
* Jesus didn't answer directly. He addressed the question but not as they expected. They expected a, "Yes" or a "No". Instead Jesus redirected the disciples to what really matters. He refocused their eyes on what was really important.
* Jesus was straight forward in his answer.
* Jesus really was saying not only an indirect, "No" but was saying, "Don't concern yourselves about the times and dates." Many in the past one hundred years have been more concerned about the dates than about obeying Jesus' world mission command. They study with concerns about things that Jesus didn't command us about. Knowledge is good, but obeying a command is better.
* They thought the nations external problems were the cause of their and their countries problem.
* Mankind sees human problems as the main problem to society and the individual.
* If Jesus explained all future history to them now it wouldn't have sunk into their heads.
* Jesus said that if we ask we will recieve as recorded in Luke 11:11-13. Jesus was referring to the Holy Spirit and not knowledge of all.
* "you will" -it would happen not by their power but God's. They would be compelled by God.
* In a way the disciples were thinking about a powerful position when they asked about restoring Israel as they had before his resurrection. Jesus did say they would receive power but not the power that they were thinking of.
* Receiving the Spirit and preaching the gospel was the most urgent problem to address.
* They had to change from human thinking to godly thinking.
* Following this command probably seemed like betraying their country and friends.
* "you will" -it would happen not by their power but God's. We are compelled by God.
* "Jerusalem...Judea...Samaria" -step by step. They could not be irresponsible. They needed to do what needed to be done first.
* "he was taken up before their very eyes" -He didn't disappear.
* "cloud" -A cloud hid Jesus from their eyes like the cloud hid God's glory from the Israelites when they were at they were at the mountain. It was not a moisture cloud, but the "shekinah glory". When Jesus was before the Sanhedrin before they condemned him to death Jesus told them "you will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven" (Mk. 15:62) referring to the same glory cloud. The cloud of heaven is the bright shining glory of the Lord. Glory is "kabad" in Hebrew meaning a bright sinning cloud surrounding the LORD God. The glory of the Lord came on Mt. Sinai just after the Lord led the Israelites out of Egypt (Ex. 16:7-10, 24:16-17), in desert Tabernacle (Ex. 40:34-38; Lev. 9:6, 23; Num. 14:10), and in the Temple in Jerusalem (1 Ki. 8:10-11; and 2 Ch. 5:14, 7:1-3, Isa. 6:1-4). Jesus going and soon coming in the glory of the Lord is prophecies by Isaiah (Is. 4:2-6; Isa. 35:1-2; 40:4-5; 59:19-20; 60). Ezekiel also saw the glory of the Lord. (Ez. 1:25-28; 3:12, 22-23; 9:3-4; 10:3-4, 18-22; 11:22-23; 43:1-5; 44:4). Luke 2:9 says the glory of the Lord shown over the shepherds when they angles said Jesus was born. Paul calls Jesus the "Lord of glory" in 1 Cor. 2:8 and the "radiance of God's glory" in Hebrews 1:3.
* Perhaps they wanted Jesus to come back down. They were sad to see him go.
* They probably felt like orphans.
* "Men of Galilee" -not "most sacred apostles".
* Paraphrased, "Go back to Jerusalem like Jesus instructed in verse 12."
* The angles promised the disciples that Jesus would come back.
* This was a promise of Jesus' presents.
* Zechariah 14:3-5 says, "Then the Lord will go out and fight against those nations, as he fights in the day of battle. On that day his feet will stand on the Mount of Olives, east of Jerusalem, and the Mount of Olives will be split in two from east to west, forming a great valley, with half of the mountain moving north and half moving south. You will flee by my mountain valley, for it will extend to Azel. You will flee as you fled from the earthquake in the days of Uzziah king of Judah. Then the Lord my God will come, and all the holy ones with him."


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Valmet will deliver automation to Kapar Energy Ventures' power plant in Malaysia. The order was placed by Valmet's local partner Pestech Technology Sdn. Bhd. who will be responsible for the complete upgrade of the distributed control and turbine control systems at Kapar Energy's Unit 3.
The order was included in Valmet's orders received of the fourth quarter 2020. The value of the order will not be disclosed. The systems will be commissioned in spring 2022.
"The delivery marks a new milestone for Pestech Technology and Valmet for its Valmet DNA Automation System in Malaysia. This is a breakthrough for us as a local engineering company to undertake such a large coal-fired power plant (CFPP) project. It will be the first Valmet DNA Automation System to be installed in a CFPP's complete plant-wide distributed control system and turbine governor control system in Malaysia. This opportunity will provide us with future growth potential in the country and region," says Puvanesvaran, Sales Director, Pestech Technology Sdn. Bhd.
"Pestech Technology has established a strong presence in Malaysia as Valmet's value-added reseller for automation systems. The company has delivered over ten distributed control system projects based on Valmet DNA technology to Malaysia. We see high potential in expanding our automation system business in the power generation and process industries in cooperation with Pestech Technology not only in Malaysia but also in other South East Asian countries," says Kari S. Heikkilä, Director, Partner Business, Automation, Valmet.
Kapar Energy Ventures Sdn. Bhd. is the second largest thermal power plant in Malaysia with the generating capacity of 2,200 MegaWatt.
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Valmet's total scope of delivery includes Valmet DNA Automation System hardware and licenses, a turbine control system, a turbine protection system, master fuel trip software & hardwired system, turbine supervisory instruments, operator training simulator hardware and a performance calculation application.
About the customer and the partner
Kapar Energy Ventures Sdn. Bhd. is a subsidiary of Tenaga Nasional Berhad (60%) and Malakoff Corporation Berhad (40%). It is the second largest thermal power plant in Malaysia with a generating capacity of 2,200 megawatts.
Pestech Technology Sdn. Bhd. delivers power plant automation and electrification solutions and railway system work in close cooperation with international original equipment manufacturers.
Kari S. Heikkilä, Director, Partner Business, Automation, Valmet, tel. +358 40 552 8372, kari.s.heikkila@valmet.com
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Valmet's strong technology offering includes pulp mills, tissue, board and paper production lines, as well as power plants for bioenergy production. Our advanced services and automation solutions improve the reliability and performance of our customers' processes and enhance the effective utilization of raw materials and energy.
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Miley Cyrus Denies X Factor UK Rumours As She Focuses Solely On Music Career
The 'Wrecking Ball' star's representative says there has been no talks about her joining the panel.
Miley Cyrus has outright denied rumours she is considering a stint judging on The X Factor UK panel this year, saying her only focus is music right now.
The 'We Can't Stop' singer said through a representative that there is no chance she will join Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell on the panel for the 2014 series.
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On November 11, 2010 I started a blog adkinla.blogspot.com. I did it partly to tie me back to the East Coast of which I was leaving and to give myself a forum to talk about my new experiences of hiking in LA.
Then, on November 26, 2010, I went on my first "hike" around the LA River with my family. I blogged about it, of course, and that started my great adventure into online writing.
Over the last year, I have written 80 posts on a variety of topics (although it seems one of the most popular ones was my Cotton=Death? diatribe that still has em in stitches in the Ukraine).
I went on 30 hikes.
The hikes ranged from Ventura County to San Diego County, with Los Angeles and San Bernandino Counties thrown in for good measure.
The longest hike was 14 miles, the shortest was about a mile and change. My sweetspot seems to be about 6-8 miles but I want to push the outer limits of the upper range so I feel more comfortable with 10.
Favorite Hike: Devil's Chair in the Antelope Valley. Great, great hike.
Least Favorite: Placerita Canyon, the hard way. Now, I like challenges but I don't like sprint down miles of trail because the bugs and trying to bite the hell out of ya. Nature is nature, no question but not looking to replicate this hike anytime soon.
So what have I learned from a year of blogging? 1, Its tough to enjoy the trip sometimes when you know you are writing a trip report. It is a constant struggle of mine but because of point 2) this blog forces me to get out in the outdoors, for which, I am extremely grateful. I lead a rather standard office lifestyle and getting out into the big wide world every weekend, in part, to write something for this blog is a great motivator and really gets me back in touch with nature. 3) I never would have hiked with people from Twitter if it wasn't for this blog and it is pretty cool that I have. The Internet is a great tool to meet people with similar interests and writing about SoCal Hiking has lead to many plans with SoCal hikers and hopefully long time friendships.
Finally, while this is a celebration of 1 year, I want to thank you, the reader for coming here for the first time, sometimes or all the time. I love writing and I also love being read and your pageviews and comments mean a lot to me and I am forever grateful.
To close things up, here are a few of my favorite shots over the last year.
Now let's get out there and do some more trails!


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Some time back, I wrote an article about forging an illusion - how to use perception to hide the blocks behind a theme or structure. But then GodlyPerfection came along with his new map Affinity, and changed my view of how best to use the Forge World palette.
In my earlier article, I described how the forger needs to use a person's perception to create a place or structure that when one looks at it, they immediately recognize what it is, they see only what it is, and they don't see the blocks that make it up. This requires quite a bit of artistic talent and understanding of how to bend perception. Quite often, a structure's dimensions or shapes are exaggerated to lock a person's perception onto an idea rather than what they actually see.
But then GodlyPerfection created Affinity, a map built around some early Halo architectural features. The moment I saw Affinity, I instantly realized that my attempts to forge an illusion were not quite on the mark. Though such an approach is honestly acceptable and valuable, there is another way to think about approaching the creation of new forge works.
Bungie created blocks that were geared toward Forerunner architectures, and Godly created a home run by exploiting the blocks' features, rather than hide them behind an illusion. Some people have complained about his map not having adequate tactical paths and such. But in the light of Halo and the Halo theme in general, his map fit in better than any other I had seen. Because of this fit, I felt it was the best map I have seen forged to date.
As I mentioned in my previous article, too many maps are created these days in which they look like a pile of blocks. I used to call them path maps, because they were all the same. They all had paths that lead everywhere, just differently. Most looked like just a pile of blocks.
Affinity didn't look like a pile of blocks. And it didn't hide the blocks behind an illusion of a modern structure. Rather, it drew from and relied upon the blocks to look like the interior of a Forerunner structure, with its majestic columns, long corridors, gentle ramps, and occasional narrow passage ways.
Looking past Affinity, I found very, very few maps that played on the Forerunner theme in any similar manner. Those that I found I give some screen shots of worthy note here.
This map feels like the Forerunner to Dante's Inferno. Its appearance almost seems like it is in the crypts of hell with an ancient and sophisticated structural design through out.
EightBall maps tend to show a lot of artistic talent. Here we see tall pillars and a suspended walk way that each give a Forerunner impression. The pool below is the classic EightBall picturesque touch to polish off the map.
Not only did I think Citadel was the only map that was worth trying to remake on Halo: Reach, but TimmyPanic's intense attention to detail has brought this map to what may become my number one favorite from the community forge. Of course with most any remake there will be Forerunner architecture through out. But TimmyPanic exceeds expectations with precision engineering.
Not only are the blocks contributing to the decore, but they shout color more than most and with a healthy balance through out.
And perhaps my most favorite screen shot of Forerunner-esque to date is the central room in Citadel.
I love playing on Flight Deck, Exodus, Pirates of Paradiso, Exalted, and a few others, because they take me somewhere and are fun to play on. They don't look like a pile of blocks! But now my passion is to design around Forerunner architectures. For me, these make playing Halo feel like Halo once again.


Custom made and sized, NOTRA racing Blanket set made from 95% cotton / 5% lycra interlock. Sized for dogs 90 lbs and over. This set is comprised of six blankets of the following colors: Red (1), blue (2), white (3), and green (4), black (5), yellow (6) double sided same color, with numbers 1 - 6, on both left and right sides as indicated. Numbers are embroidered on rip stop material with pellon backing, in accordance with NOTRA regulations.
Available closure of velcro hook and elastic chest strap, left long to tailor to your hounds neck size. Velcro loop pad sew on other side of opening. Girth strap is velcro and soft elastic, with added length for tailoring to your dog's waist or for use with multiple dogs. Hook end attaches to a 2 inch, double side velcro loop, located below number.
Matching color 1" nylon girth ties instead of velcro is an option. Please indicate in buyer's comment section if this is your preference.
XXL - For breeds over 90 pounds and/or chest circumference of 38 inches, at deepest point, and over.
* When your payment has been received, I will send you a confirmation email, describing your order and addressing any questions I may have as well as a PDF file showing the measurements I will need to make your shirts or blankets. Please respond to my confirmation email as soon as possible as this will affect the delivery date of your order.
* Please measure your dog carefully, preferably with a measuring tape, and send this information back to me. Once I receive your dog's measurements, generally, within one to two weeks, up to one month**, I will ship your blanket set to you.
**Delivery time will be affected by prior orders, already in progress. I will keep you advised if your purchase does not ship when promised.
*All purchases include a solid aromatic cedar ornament in the shape of a large milk bone. Personalization is included as well as the date on the reverse side, so be sure to include your dog's call name.
First and foremost, your dog's safety and comfort are my primary concerns.
I want you to be happy with your purchase(s) so you will recommend my products to your friends as well as purchase additional products in the future. I make every lead, collar, and blanket. I also build each item for durability and long service life, with attention to detail and quality. I don't sell anything I wouldn't use myself.
I will contact you within 24 hours after I have been notified by ArtFire of your order. You MUST provide me with an email address where I can contact you directly. Please adjust your 'spam' sorter on your mailbox to receive emails from me. Failure to do so will affect your order. I will make three attempts to contact you. Afterwards, I will refund your money.
For slip leads, I will need the circumference of your dog's neck, directly behind the ears. For blankets / and or muscle shirts, I will email a PDF document, showing as well as describing the measurements you will need to provide. You can measure your dog using a ruler and string or purchase a measuring tape. The more accurate your measurements, the better the item will fit. Please email the information ASAP as it affects the delivery time of your order.
Once I have the measurements for the item(s) you have ordered, GENERALLY , shipment(s) will be mailed in 7 - 10 days, depending on your selection and my workload, especially during peak times, such as Fall and Spring Coursing Seasons. I will provide you with a tentative delivery date when my work load will impact delivery dates.
I accept Paypal (which will allow you to pay with a debit, direct payment from your bank account or credit cards such as Visa or Mastercard once your Paypal account has been established - there is no charge for you to use Paypal), personal checks, or money orders for all domestic orders. Purchase(s) will be held until check clears.
Please make your check payable to Candence C. Griffin.
*Please note your dog's neck size, (measure directly behind the ears and at the base of your dog's neck - just above the withers), breed and call name in the buyer's message section located on the ArtFire checkout sheet, PayPal purchase processing sheet or email me directly at UDBasenji@cox.net. Remember to indicate your choice of liner color (if applicable), otherwise the default color shown will be used. Once payment is received, I will send you a confirmation email, describing your order and addressing any questions I may have. Please respond to my confirmation email as soon as possible as this will affect the delivery date of your order. Your lead leash will ship in 7 to 10 days, after your response. Every effort will be made to get your order out, as soon as possible.
*Delivery time can be affected by prior orders, already in progress. I will keep you advised if your purchase does not ship when promised.
*Please note that leads are subject to the availability of materials, especially the ribbons.
*All lead purchases include a solid aromatic cedar ornament in the shape of a large milk bone. Personalization is included as well as the date on the reverse side, so be sure to include your dog's call name.
For blankets or Muscle shirts - I will email a measurement sheet to you so I tailor the blankets to fit your dog(s).
Please acknowledge my confirmation email. I will make three attempts to contact you via email. If you have not responded and have paid for your item, I will refund your money via Paypal.
Your purchase will ship in 7 - 10 days, depending on what you have ordered and when/if you acknowledge my confirmation email.
Please note that leads and collars are subject to the availability of materials, especially the ribbons.
Shipping can / will be delayed if you don't provide the needed measurements I have requested at the time you commit the sale or when you receive my confirmation email.
I ship USPS, priority mail. Currently, I'm only shipping to USA addresses using the USPS fixed rate boxes so I can ship two martingales in the smallest box offered.
Insurance is not optional and is figured into the price of shipping.
Returns of new, unused leads, collars and blankets (except for custom) may be accepted for exchange or refund on a case by case basis. Please contact me if you have a problem(s) with the item you purchased. Dog chewed items are not refundable.
All of my collars, martingales, slip leads and blankets are handmade by me and are unique, one of a kind. Ribbons are subject to availability.
Most of my ribbons are from India, Pakistan and Turkey, by small lot purchase. This allows me to have great variety but duplication of some items may not be possible. Blanket fabrics are seasonal and subject to color variation even though I usually purchase in 10 yard lots. All orders are subject to the availability of materials on hand.
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Electric Dreams Episode 5: Real Life (TV episode review)
October 20, 2017 | By UncleGeoff	| Reply More
Have a holiday in your own home try Real Life. This latest episode of 'Electric Dreams' in based on the story 'Exhibit Piece' and if you watch and listen carefully there are some little acknowledgements to the story written in 1954 by Phillip K. Dick, including a request for the Cold War Combo which happens […]
The Expanse Season One (DVD TV series).
With the recent interview on site with Jeremy Benning, director of photography on 'The Expanse', I thought it was about time that I watched the first season. Probably the biggest problem was identifying who was who, not helped by a little lack of name usage to help build up a picture of the characters. It […]
The Punisher (second trailer): nothing but a war inside you.
October 19, 2017 | By ColonelFrog	| Reply More
Marvel's The Punisher TV series is here to join Iron Fist, Daredevil, JJ and The Defenders on Netflix November 17th 2017. Jon Bernthal was born to play Frank Castle, IMHO. Watch the second trailer and decide who needs to be punished.
Stranger Things goes all Cthulhu with season two (trailer).
Here the Cthulhu-lite second season of Stranger Things. Looks like all the regular cast members are back for some many-tentacled fun on Netflix. Ah, retro-80s nostalgia is sweeping over me. With you on October 27th 2017.
Electric Dreams Episode 4 : Crazy Diamond (TV episode review)
Shine on. You may wish to revise your Pink Floyd knowledge there are a whole lot of sly nods here to the band's epic song 'Crazy Diamond' dedicated to Syd Barrett, a founder member who left the band after struggling with mental health. Ed Norris is a company man but he's a dreamer, too. He's […]
Marvel's Runaways TV series (1st trailer).
October 7, 2017 | By ColonelFrog	| Reply More
Time for a look at Marvel's Runaways TV series. After discovering their parents are actually super-villains in disguise, a group of teenagers get together to run away from their homes in order to make up for their parents' wicked deeds and to discover the shocking secrets behind their origin. Yeah, like that's going to happen. […]
The Man in the High Castle – 3rd season peek.
Here's a look at what to expect from the 3rd season of Amazon's Prime-distributed The Man in the High Castle TV series. Not a prequel, as rumoured, but a sequel – and one in which the Nazis work out how to travel across the multiverse and start planning to invade our world.
The Expanse interview by Steven Bereznai.
October 5, 2017 | By Steven Bereznai	| Reply More
The Expanse: on set with cinematographer Jeremy Benning. He talks Protomolecules, Miller's last moments and season 3. Intro: I walk into the heavily damaged command centre on one of the not-yet-seen spaceships in season 3 of 'The Expanse'. It's a Truman-class dreadnought that has seen better days. Wires poke out from everywhere, computer monitors flicker […]
Future Man (trailer for new Seth Rogen scifi TV series).
Here's the trailer for the Future Man TV series by Seth Rogen. Hey, isn't that the plot for The Last Starfighter with some extra time travel thrown in?
Z Nation lurches back for another season.
Zombie horror TV series Z Nation lurches back with a new season starting September 29th 2017 at 9/8c on SYFY in the USA.