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Founded as the Dallas Texans in 1960 as an original member of the AFL. Relocated and changed name to Kansas City Chiefs in 1963. Joined the NFL in 1970 as part of the AFL/NFL merger.
CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMARY
League Championships: 3 – 1962 (AFL), 1966 (AFL), 1969 (AFL)
Conference Championships: None
Division Championships: 8 – 1962 (AFL West), 1965 (AFL West), 1966 (AFL West), 1971 (AFC West), 1993 (AFC West), 1995 (AFC West), 1997 (AFC West), 2003 (AFC West)
Playoff Appearances: 14 – 1962, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1986, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2003, 2010
2005 Finish: 10-6, 2 nd Place AFC West
Recent Records:
2004: 7-9 2005: 10-6 2006: 9-7 2007: 4-12 2008: 2-14 2009: 2-12 2010: 10-6
2011 Draft Grade
Kansas City Chiefs (C)
26: Jon Baldwn (41, 47 = 44) -18
55: Rodney Hudson (52, 52 = 52) +3
70: Justin Houston (46, 55 = 51) +19
86: Allen Bailey (60, 59 = 60) +26
118: Jalil Brown (93, 115 = 105) +13
135: Ricky Stanzi (87, 100 = 94) +41
140: Gabe Miller (255, 255 = 255) -115
199: Jerrell Powe (234, 110 = 172) +27
223: Shane Bannon ( 255, 255 = 255) -32
The Chiefs took a chance right off the bat with Jon Baldwin and his high-needs pretty-boy WR personality. All the tools are there, he's a freak of nature in fact, but will his mind be right? They better hope so, because they certainly had needs elsewhere. KC got good value with each of their next 5 picks, and finished with 6 value picks on the day – more than any team in the draft. In fact, if they hadn't picked Gabe Miller at 140th overall, KC would be very close to +100 and a Top 5 draft grade. Kansas City ended up with 4 players inside the Top 60, pretty impressive when you consider they only had one pick inside the top 50. Nice, solid draft by the Chiefs.
Draft Pick Total: 1052– Player Rankings Total: 1088 —- TOTAL RANKING: -36
Kansas City Chiefs 10-6 – Ryan Kerrigan, OLB/DE, Purdue: Kerrigan won't produce the combine times that will make the Raiders jump at the chance to draft the DE/OLB prospect, but he will show every other team in the NFL how consistent and productive he is with great hands, crafty moves, and a motor that keeps on running even when you turn it off. His coaches think the world of him, and why not, he made huge plays throughout his career at Purdue, forcing a record 14 fumbles while tallying 33 sacks and 57 tackles for loss. This guy is as safe as picks get, and while the Chiefs might not be desperate for an end, he's a guy that every team should be desperate for.
2008 NFL DRAFT GRADES
Kansas City Chiefs: A
The Chiefs may have lost the best young defensive end in the NFL but in turn, they grabbed the best defensive player in the draft – plus this thrifty team saved some money by not having to pay two defensive linemen all that money. I have to add Jarred Allen's loss to this draft, but still, this team got very young and talented with all these picks, starting with 4 picks that I loved in the first 3 rounds (Dorsey, Albert, Flowrs, and Morgan) – plus more good gets.
Dorsey is a stud. Flat out, you don't find defensive tackles with the ability to change a game like this kid. Many questioned his injuries, but that's just plain stupid. He played through everything that happened to him, and it's freaking football, stuff happens to interior linemen. Dorsey could be a future defensive player of the year.
Branden Albert was a guy the Chiefs considered taking with their 5th pick, and probably would have if Dorsey wasn't available. Albert will give the Chiefs an instant road grater on the offensive line and should definitely help improve Larry Johnson's numbers not to mention help Brodie Croyle stay upright.
Brandon Flowers was a steal in Round 2, because, well, he's a first round talent. Flowers was the best player in a very good secondary at Va Tech, and he should help the Chiefs defense right away. He didn't have a great 40 time at the combine, but look at the kid play, nobody gets by him.
Jamaal Charles has elite speed – no question about that. He'll be a good change of pace back for Larry Johnson's hard-nosed style, but don't expect him to ever become a full-time back in the NFL. His size will prohibit him, as will his mediocre inside the tackle running.
Brad Cottam is just too tall for my liking 6'8″ – but he was solid for Tennessee last season. He never had great years, and started just 10 games, but the Chiefs like his hands, and needed back-up help for the aging Tony G.
DaJuan Morgan is a stud. He started just a year at NC State, but his athletic upside and ball-skill potential could make him a pro-bowler a few years down the road. Right now, he'll be a special teams super star, and he may help out a defense that was a little suspect the last few seasons.
Will Franklin has good size for such a speed demon. Over 6 foot and over 200 lbs and still running a 4.3 is legit. He also has great hands. There were lots of receiving options in Missouri last season, but Franklin could be one of the best.
Brandon Carr may have some upside – he definitely has great size and good speed for a corner, but many have questioned if he'll ever be a football player. Carr's a small college guy that won't be able to out-athlete guys at the next level, so much is to be proven.
Barry Richardson is huge and powerful, but many question if he has the athletic killer instinct of competitiveness to succeed at the next level. Like the case with many players that haven't met their potential, it's possible that the right coach will get the most out of Barry.
Kevin Robinson was a kick returning dynamo in college. He was the best return man in the nation, and though he might not be as dynamic against top competition, his abilities were well worth a shot this late.
Brian Johnston is still a work in progress, and has the work ethic to become a player in the league. He was very small as a freshman, but built himself into a man at Gardner-Webb and could find a place in the league.
Mike Merritt was a good blocking TE and needs to be a special teams contributor and a good blocker to make the Chiefs roster.
2007 Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs finished with one less win in 2006 than they had in 2005, but this time they made it to the playoffs. And if there were ever a time the proved the Chiefs' need to go with a quarterback not named Trent Green it was against the Colts in the Wild Card round. Surely, Trent had plenty of chances, as he came back to the team after Damon Huard had led Kansas City to 5-3 record. Huard gave the Chiefs someone, without Zeus-gray hair, to lead the squad. And he played well. The Chiefs fell in the playoffs to the Super Bowl Champion Colts, but for once, the Chiefs defense played well. Ty Law was huge, as he often is in big games, and the defensive line also played well for the Chiefs. I look for the Chiefs to spend much of Day 1 dabbling in the defensive side of things, but quite possibly taking a game breaker at receiver with their first pick. For now, its hard to talk about the Chiefs without mentioning Larry Johnson, an old school back with a new school body. Larry is an absolute beast. But without a stellar offensive line, and a passing game that failed to strike fear in defenses for most of the season, Larry wasn't as dominant as he was starting in 2005. Look for the Chiefs to add a lineman or two via free agency, as the need is apparent in KC.
2007 Off-Season Plans:
The Chiefs have already improved on the defensive side of the ball through free agency. Donnie Edwards and Napoleon Harris are two linebackers that will greatly improve the Chiefs cover two scheme as both can cover a lot of ground in a hurry. Donnie Edwards may be old, but the bottom line is he can play. With Harris, Edwards, and incumbent Derrick Johnson, the Chief line-backing corps will easily cover sideline to sideline. Now if they could just get some help on the defensive line. On the other side of the ball, I see addition by subtraction in the shopping of Trent Green. Green did some good things for KC over the years, but the bottom line is, Mr. Green sill soon become a grandfather, something you don't want your signal caller, or anyone on your team for that matter, to be. Damon Huard proved to be better than Trent, and Brodie Croyle has shown promise as a future starter. Right now, letting Green go is the best thing for the Chiefs. Also, adding Damion McIntosh will help an offensive line that took a hit last season when Willie Roaf retired prior to mini-camps last season. The middle rounds of the draft could land KC a guard or tackle that could help return LJ to his '05 status, but defensive line should be at the top of coach Herman Edwards' list. While I'd be surprised if the Chiefs spent their first pick on a young receiver, because that position is so deep and there are higher priced needs on KC's roster. But, if a player like Dwayne Bowe sits on the board at pick 23, Edwards and company might get too excited to pass on such a player.

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A large wholesale seafood market at the port offers a wide array of seafood from squid to mackerel, as well as mackerel pike, crabs, and sea squirts. From early in the morning on weekends, merchants across the country gather at the market to purchase fresh seafood. Mukho Port, in particular, is renowned for squid along with Jumunjin Port. The port, which is the largest squid market on the east coast is busy every day with boats stuffed to the brim with squid.
The port is surrounded by the Mukho Lighthouse and Mukho Lighthouse Park. There are three ways to get to the park: a suspension bridge (which appeared in the popular Korean drama Shining Inheritance), a road, and Lighthouse Pathway. Lighthouse Pathway is decorated with artistic murals (with verses) and colorful signs.
Donghae Regional Maritime Affairs & Port Office has made strong efforts to transform Mukho Port into a pleasant park for both tourists and residents by establishing broad squares, promenades, and leisure facilities; by 2012, the port will be the home of the largest coastal guard base after completing a port extension.


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The following tips throw light on important aspects that should be taken into consideration while choosing a CPAP mask.
While undergoing a sleep study, the user should choose the mask that is the best suited and works well. They should take help of sleep technician for this purpose. This will help them in understanding the process as well as make the entire mask purchasing process smoother.
When it comes to getting the CPAP equipment, getting it from the local DME shop is always preferred. This would ensure that user can try out different types and if there are any issues, then the user can take it to the local DME's office and either get the problem rectified or get it replaced, something which is not possible when purchasing online.
The CPAP user should ideally try different masks either from the same company or other companies and understand how it works. Ease and not looks of the mask should be the priority for the user. CPAP mask should be comfortable to the user and has to have a proper seal for airflow. Also, the straps should be adjustable to keep the mask in place.
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ICE Fail: Only 35 Arrests Made Out Of 2,100 Immigrants Targeted
Likely due to a month of leaked warnings and an aggressive education campaign by immigrant attorneys and advocates, the planned raids this month on immigrant families by Immigration and Customs Enforcement appear to have been a grand failure.
In San Francisco, word went out first on June 21, then again on July 11, after President Trump delayed planned raids in 10 cities at the urging of House Democrats — and after an alert about the raids was leaked from within the government to the national press, twice. Sources indicated that around 2,000 migrants, primarily those recently arrived in the country and who had allegedly been sent deportation notices, would be targeted for immediate removal.
But as the New York Times reports today, three sources including two current Department of Homeland Security officials confirmed that only 35 arrests were successfully made by ICE — less than two percent of the 2,105 people ICE reportedly had on its list of deportation targets. Of those, 17 were members of families who had cross the border together, and 18 were "so-called collateral apprehensions of undocumented people," meaning that ICE may have only succeeded in locating less than one percent of those they had on their list.
Early indications after the weekend when the raids were said to be occurring suggested that the effort was not being executed with the aggression that Trump had initially implied. The Times had one first-hand account of an immigrant family in New Jersey who avoided arrest by hiding in their home with the lights off and refusing to answer the door after two late-night raid attempts by ICE. It's unclear how often scenarios like that played out across the country, but it seems fairly clear that advance warning and legal advice spread by immigrants' rights attorneys likely played a role in impeding arrests.
As acting ICE director Matthew Albence complains to the Times, "I don't know of any other population where people are telling them how to avoid arrest as a result of illegal activity."
Many opponents of the raids have pointed out that the extent of the "illegal activity" committed by the majority of these migrants was crossing the border, and that many do so in order to flee dangerous situations in their home countries.
The Times points out today that the Trump administration has, on a whole, deported far fewer people than the Obama administration did. The new administration deported deported 226,625 people in 2017, and 256,086 people last year, while Obama deported an all-time high of 409,849 people in 2012, and 235,413 in 2015, for example. And while the Obama administration targeted those people with criminal records and those who had crossed the border illegally multiple times, the Trump administration has boosted its numbers by conducting I-9 raids on businesses and deporting immigrants who are regularly employed.
Meanwhile, here in SF, the ACLU is suing ICE after it reportedly arrested 22-year-old Jose Omar Bello Reyes in retribution for reading a poem critical of ICE at a public meeting. And the East Bay Times reported Sunday that ICE has been using Oakland Airport as a staging ground for deportation charter flights for the last decade, despite Oakland's sanctuary city status.
Previously: So What Happened To Those ICE Raids?
Young Child Killed in Possible Murder-Suicide Has Been Identified
Three Mass Vaccination Sites Opening in San Francisco; Oakland's RingCentral Coliseum to Also Become Vaccination Site
Saturday Links: Explosive Materials Removed From SF RV Park
All-You-Can-Eat Taco Fest In San Jose Runs Out Of Tacos, Chaos Ensues
An apparently poorly organized taco and beer festival in the South Bay on Saturday promised unlimited tacos and beer tastings, but for the second time (!) vendors ran out of food and beer and it was just a whole lot of line-standing.
Tuesday Morning Updates: Punch Line Comedy Club Gets New Lease
A driver was injured in another freeway shooting in Oakland, an impressive water recycling project is going on beneath Powell Street BART, and Walk SF is holding a pedestrian safety rally this morning.


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Interview with Carver A. Mead
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An interview in July 1996 with Carver Andress Mead, Gordon and Betty Moore Professor of Engineering and Applied Science (as of 1999, Moore Professor emeritus). Dr. Mead received his undergraduate and graduate education at Caltech (BS, 1956; MS, 1957; PhD, 1960). He joined the Caltech faculty in 1958, becoming a full professor in 1967. In this interview, he recalls growing up in the mountains east of Fresno, father's work for the Southern California Edison Company; early education in a one-room schoolhouse, then high school in Fresno. Early interest in electronics. Enters Caltech in 1952. Freshman courses with Linus Pauling, Richard Feynman, Frederic Bohnenblust; junior year focuses on electrical engineering. Stays on for a master's degree with the encouragement of Hardy C. Martel. PhD student with R. David Middlebrook and Robert V. Langmuir. Work on electron tunneling; grants from the Office of Naval Research and General Electric. Helps establish applied physics in the 1960s with Amnon Yariv and Charles Wilts. Discusses his friendship with Gordon Moore and work on design of semiconductors. Discusses the establishment of a computer science department at Caltech in the mid-1970s and the arrival of Ivan Sutherland: the Silicon Structures Project. Departure of Sutherland in 1978 and decline of computer science under Pres. Marvin L. (Murph) Goldberger. MOSIS [Metal Oxide Semiconductor Implementation Service] program. Teaching at Bell Labs, 1980; startup of fabless semiconductor companies. Discussion of Caltech's attitudes toward investment in small technology companies and licensing arrangements. His own consulting for Silicon Valley companies. MESFET [Metal Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor]. Formation of CNS [Computation and Neural Systems] program at Caltech with John Hopfield, early 1980s. Caltech's Center for Neuromorphic Systems Engineering; help from National Science Foundation; involvement of Christof Koch, Demetri Psaltis, Rodney M. Goodman, Pietro Perona, and Yaser Abu-Mostafa. The interview concludes with a discussion of his interest in the freshman and sophomore physics courses and his advocacy of greater flexibility in the curriculum.
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Each House must have a Junior (U14 & U16) and a Senior team. Players are not allowed to play for both Senior & Junior house team. A team is made up of 7 players.
Grey High match shorts and socks to be worn. House vests must be worn over a white shirt.
Matches are 12 minutes ONE way. Matches must start on time. It is the captain's responsibility to ensure that his players are ready to play and that his goalkeeper is kitted up on time. If no goalkeeper, then must have a kicking back (who wears a different colour shirt and must wear a helmet). If a team fails to arrive, the opposition will be awarded 3 points and a 5 – 0 win.
Final positions in each age group will be determined by points gained during the competition. If teams are equal on points then goal difference will count.
If a match in a play-off is a draw, the match will be decided on a sudden death penalty strokes.
There must be a result in play-off matches.
This event took place on the Rectory Astroturf on Monday 23 June from 15:15 – 17:30.
This event took place on the Rectory Astroturf on Wednesday 25 June from 16:00 – 18:15.


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"Cold Cuts": The rise and fall of Buffalo State's music publication
Photo courtesy of Buffalo Commons
Thomas Tedesco, Music Writer
It was in the year of 1972 when Gary Sperrazza enrolled at Buffalo State College and joined the student-published magazine, "Strait." It was there that he began to write about pop and rock music. In 1973, the "Shakin' Street Gazette" was born and the first issue was published that October in Strait. Not too long after, Sperrazza's work outgrew Strait, which led to the creation of an entire publication dedicated to music.
Headed by Gary Sperrazza, "Shakin' Street" had several students in its staff. Among them was a graphic design major named David Meinzer, who currently works at Buffalo State with the USG press services. Meinzer was largely responsible for the overall look of the paper from the artwork to the layout of the pages of the paper.
As I was interviewing Meinzer about the Shakin' Street Gazette, he recalled the origins of the paper and how he became involved. "I joined the staff [of Strait magazine] and I was part of the staff when Gary Sperrazza came in and he said "Let's do this rock thing," and so I was there and totally on board."
Starting as a periodical publication, Shakin' Street published eighteen volumes over the span of fourteen months, eventually going monthly between October 1973 to December 1974. While it is difficult to determine exactly how successful it was, the paper got attention from people both on and off the Buffalo State campus alike.
David Meinzer attributed the growth of the paper's following to Sperrazza. "A lot of it was Gary's personality. You know, he had a lot of connections in the field and in the city… we got it out there. Students on campus would pick it up." He went on to say, "The success outside had mainly to do with more connections. Because record companies were sending records for review, we would send them copies of the magazine. They would tell other people about it."
In Shakin' Street itself, reviewing the latest albums was the constant throughout all the issues. Album reviews were broken down into two distinct sections. The first section titled "Long Players" gave more traditional, lengthy reviews. They covered a wide variety of mostly rock artists ranging from the well-established Bob Dylan to the then-upcoming Ted Nugent.
The second section, titled "Cold Cuts," provided a shorter and harsher take on new albums. In each piece, the author would briefly give their negative criticism for an album they did not like, instead of writing a longer or more extensive review. Some artists that were featured proved to be hardly relevant such as Paper Lace, while some ended up becoming highly popular and successful artists, such as the legendary Canadian rock band, Rush.
Additionally, Shakin' Street would contain information about the local music scene, concerts occurring in the area, and cover stories of various musical subjects. Some stories spanned multiple parts across several issues, including David Meinzer's pieces on the country-rock subgenre that came from the California scene. While there was no internet to do research back in the 1970s, Meinzer and other writers did the best they could to do research on topics with multiple different resources such as albums, other magazines, and books to get the most accurate information possible. It was ultimately the interest of the writers and readers alike that kept the paper going.
Unfortunately, issues with Shakin' Street's funding ultimately led to its demise in December 1974. Meinzer recalls, "We got to the point where the money that we had was running out and we hadn't brought in the income, because… it was just a hard thing to do." He added, "The magazine itself was free and the advertising, we were kind of dependent on that for about a third of the cost of putting it together."
Since the paper did not receive any additional funding from the student government, it had no choice but to fold and Sperrazza ultimately left Buffalo State shortly thereafter. While a few other student-run music publications appeared throughout the remainder of the 1970s, they never had the success or staying power of Shakin' Street. The paper had a unique point of view for its time and had a definite connection with its audience. All issues of the magazine are still available online through Buffalo State's Digital Commons and in physical format from their library's archives.
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Marc Feliciano on October 30th, 2019 12:56 pm
The relevance of SSG and Gary Sperrazza continues to this day. Some of the articles and reviews are cited on bands websites, such as Hawkwind and the Sweet, because they were some of the earliest and most definitive coverage of the bands in the US before they became as well known as they are today. And don't forget to pay attention about our 60 minutes into the film Almost Famous, when Lester Bangs' famous essay "How to be a Rock Critic" flashes across the screen – appearing on the cover of Shakin' Street Gazette!!!
Thanks for this article, and hello to Dave Meitner. The late Gary Sperrazza! was a good friend, and would have turned 60-something this week. There's a wealth of great Buffalo historic contributions to the Rock Writing cannon you can find on the web by googling "Gary Sperrazza"
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Borrego Valley Maneuver Area also called the Borrego Springs Naval Maneuver Area was a US Army Anti-Aircraft Training Center (AARTC) and a subcamp of Camp Callan. Located near Borrego Springs, California in San Diego County in the Imperial Valley. Opened in March 1942 and in use until August 1944, it was operated by the Western Defense Command. Marine Corps also used the site to train troops in driving army vehicles. The site was picked as it was 400 square miles, 255,840 acres, of barren desert, barren mountains, and badlands.  When closed the land returned to the State of California. Built at the site were bombing stations, strafing stations, and rocket targets. Also installed was Anti-Aircraft Artillery for training. First week troop did dry run training and the second week live-fire training. Ammo fired was from .33 to 90mmm. The US Navy trained in the bombing, gunnery, and rocketry. California Institute of Technology help with the rocket training. The air support the base was Naval Outlying Landing Field Clark's Dry Lake, Naval Outlying Field, Ocotillo Dry Lake and Borrego Hotel Naval Outlying Landing Field.

Camp Ensign
In the Borrego Valley Maneuver Area the US Marines built Camp Ensign at the site of the Ensign Ranch in Borrego Springs in 1943. Troops from San Diego came to the camp for training for two weeks. The training was in driving military trucks at night. The former Base Headquarters is now near the Borrego Springs Spa and Resort. The site was Ensign Ranch date palm orchards before the camp.

Ensign Ranch Airfield
Ensign Ranch Airfield was a single northwest-southeast unpaved runway built-in 1943 just south of Camp Ensign to support the camp. There are no remains of the former field. The site is now part of the Borrego Springs Spa and Resort.

Borrego Hotel Target Area
About 3 miles south of the Borrego Valley Maneuver Area was the 222 acres Borrego Hotel Target Area. Borrego Hotel bombing target had three circles that the Navy used for San Diego Naval Air Station's aircraft carrier plane high-altitude bombing, dive-bombing and strafing. Near the Target Area was supported by the Naval Outlying Field, Ocotillo Dry Lake. The Target Area opened in 1941 and closed in 1955. In 1956 the land was sold and is now private property just south of California State Route 78.

Borrego Hotel Naval Outlying Landing Field
About 3 miles south of the Borrego Valley Maneuver Area was the Borrego Hotel Naval Outlying Landing Field. Landing Field was used for emergency landing activities. The Landing Field had two dirt runways built on Halfhill Dry Lake. The site was used from 1941 to 1955. On 6 6 September 1956 the land was sold. There are no remains of the former field.

Benson Bombing Range
Benson Bombing Range also called the Benson/Ocotillo Dry Lake Range was used for bombing, dive-bombing and strafing training. The 353 acre Range was located on the Benson Dry Lake and Ocotillo Dry Lake near Ocotillo Wells, California.

See also
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
California during World War II
Salton Sea east of the Maneuver Area

References

United States in World War II
Military in California

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So it was "dress up like a working professional" day for Anya at School last Monday. She came to me and said that she had to go to school wearing a doctor's dress. So the night before that (Sunday) I rushed to the near by shop and bought a white lab coat for children. We wrote some lines for her to speak too.
She was told to go to the front and say "I am Doctor Anya". Then she was supposed to walk up to her class teacher and say "How are you?". And then she was taught to use her stethoscope to check her Ma'm.
Then we taught Anya to scribble "two tablets" in a post-it note. To make it more authentic, we asked Anya to scribble some gibberish in the paper. Then we handed over a box of tic tac and told her to give two tic tacs ( tablets) to her mam. The next moment Anya started practicing her Doctor skills on me, my wife, grandpa and grandmother.
After a few practice routines, Anya started behaving like a doctor itself. When we were not noticing her, she even ate some tic tac sweet pellets. The next day morning she woke up early and soon got dressed up as a doctor.
When she arrived at school, her classmates were in different attire. Some were cops, some were nurses, some were teachers and there were many doctors. Anya even had a face mask to appear like a professional doctor. The kids started talking with each other and before Anya could react, the kids found the tic tac box in her pocket and they asked her to give them one each. Being the generous girl she is, Anya started distributing tic tac pellets to her friends and soon it was over.
Her time to speak in front of the mic came and Anya did her job. The tablets were not there to give. So she left that part. A few teachers had congratulated her it seems. When I met her in the evening she said "Appa Pinja Pal mam said that I did good". I was shocked. Pinja pal in tamil means "Torn Tooth". One of her teachers had lost her teeth and I thought Anya was making fun of her.
I decided to counsel her not to refer to her teacher that way and when I approached her to advice her, my wife stopped me on my tracks and said "Do you know who Pinja Pal mam is?". I told her that I was not sure.
"She is not making fun of any ma'm. She is just saying that Principal ma'm congratulated her. So please don't jump the gun".
Note: I have the practice session talk captured on video. I shall upload it soon.
Pinja pal mam - if she sees this will pinjify your pal.


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Client: Boultbee Brooks Real Estate
Sector: Offices
On behalf of Boultbee Brooks Real Estate, Zerum have submitted a application for an extension and full refurbishment of 67-75 Mosley Street, Manchester.
The site comprises of two separate functioning buildings. The first is housed by Bank of China to the ground floor with vacant offices on the upper 5 floors. The second building is a six-storey tower with two disused retail units. The buildings are surrounded by various land uses, typical of such a city centre location.
Zerum's application was to seek full planning permission to redevelop the site through detailed Planning Application for refurbishment of the building including the addition of a storey and further floorspace, the recladding of all frontages and the creation of roof top terrace.
The PRP design also proposed using large glazed openings to increase the natural daylight entering the building and included 4 private surface car parking for staff and visitors, and basement carparking.
The aim of the scheme is to create a high-quality development that relates to, respects and responds to the character of both immediate surroundings and the wider George Street Conservation area, whilst presenting an opportunity to maximise the prospect of the building becoming full utilised again for B1 office space.
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As you might guess from the title, this is going to be another personal post. If that's not your bag and you're just here for the books, I totally understand. I'll see you tomorrow for another look at Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell.
Today is my Dad's birthday. What you might not know if you don't know me personally is that Dad passed away four years ago. The anniversary is also in November. That's part of the reason I try to stay so busy this month, it's a rough one for me.
Today, I want to tell you a little bit about my Dad and what I'm doing today.
Dad was unique. I think all people are special in their own way, but I've really never met anyone quite like my Dad. As my friend Benji puts it, "Arthur was a unicorn." He would have liked that.
Next, my dad was a very snappy dresser. He had shoes like Imelda Marcos had shoes. His closet was arranged by color and he had a custom built tie rack. He liked china, and crystal, and silver. He had full service for twelve in his silver pattern, repousse. It's one of the most ornate patterns you can get these days. And that should tell you something about my father.
He was gay. It wasn't ever a really big part of our lives. He never introduced me to a boyfriend. I didn't even know for sure until I was seventeen. I'm not sure why he didn't tell me before, but he didn't. He was always looking for "the one," but he was pretty sure that he'd had him and lost him back in the '70's. That's a hard thing.
My Dad liked things that were expensive, elegant, and French. Or at the very least English. American was ok, but French was always better. He loved Martha Stewart and Ina Garten. He cooked amazingly well and actually owned a catering business at one point. The thing I remember most about that was filling the pastry puffs because I had the smallest hands.
I'll talk about his death some other time, but today I want to celebrate his life.
He wasn't always the easiest man to be around. He was bi-polar and unmedicated for most of my childhood. That was problematic. But he was amazing at making these huge, lavish gestures for people who don't get them often enough.
He once bought barbecue for the entire staff at Fresh Market because there was a fundraiser for a cancer charity outside that day.
He used to bring the baristas at his Starbucks breakfast from somewhere else because he assumed they were tired of what they had.
He bought his dogs sausage biscuits ever morning and took Godiva chocolates to the folks at the store where he got his watch repaired.
When I turned fifteen he was running an assisted living facility in Florida. He got ever single resident to send me a birthday card. I got three USPS tubs full of mail on my birthday at boarding school.
He didn't know how to do things small.
This year, I don't have time to take the day off and have a celebration. I've done that a few other years, but I think Dad would approve. I'm going in to work at the school where I'll check out books to kids and have a story time. Then, tonight, I'm going to be participating in the Birmingham Art Crawl, selling my jewelry. Dad always loved a good piece of jewelry. If I've got time, I'll slip down to the Urban Standard and pick up a cupcake. I've got some candles at home and I know just the wish he'd make.
This is beautiful Sara! Your dad was beyond fabulous and he obvoiously loved you to the moon and back. Happy Birthday Arthur!
Sorry for you loss, Sara. My dad also had a November birthday, and he passed away just a couple of years ago, so I understand what you say about November being a tough month. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing this with us Sara. What a beautiful tribute. Happy Birthday Arthur.


Made after the power of an endless life.
It has very commonly been held from the earliest times that Adam and Eve were originally immortal. Pagan writers of antiquity and the oral traditions of some contemporary primitive people reflect the same view: man at first was not subject to death. Moreover, we have seen that even after death had been introduced into human experience by sin, the longevity of the first few generations was held by all nations of antiquity to have still been very great, declining to the present limits only after two thousand years or so.
Early Jewish historians held that Adam and Eve need not have died, and they drew certain very logical conclusions from it. The Church Fathers of the first few centuries of the present era held the same opinion, basing it upon the same statements of Scripture which had guided the Jews. Church Councils later categorically asserted it and held it an important truth to be accepted by the faithful. And since that time many of the best informed commentators have explored the implications of it at some length.
Let us set forth the passages of Scripture in both the Old and the New Testaments which bear directly upon the circumstances surrounding man's creation and subsequent testing in the Garden of Eden.
the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so.
the breath of life; and man became a living soul.
thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.
living creature, that was the name thereof.
but for Adam there was not found an help meet for him.
Woman, because she was taken out of Man.
they shall be one flesh.
25 And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed. . . . .
and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life.
after the similitude of Adam's transgression, who is the figure of him that was to come.
13 For Adam was first formed, and then Eve.
Before proceeding to an analysis of the circumstances surrounding these events in Eden, it is important once again to underscore the fact that in the present context the term immortal is being used entirely in its biological sense. It has reference here only to the physical life, not spiritual life (which is not the issue at the moment), and it means that the organism has the natural capacity to stay alive indefinitely. It allows that death is possible from outside causes (predation, poisoning, etc.) but states that it is not an inherent principle of the life of the organism.
Man as now constituted, however, does not enjoy immortality, having forfeited it by eating the forbidden fruit. It is most important to bear in mind, therefore, that the penalty of eating the forbidden fruit was not the mere shortening of a life which would have terminated later in any case, but the introduction of death as an entirely new experience for man as a species.
There are other forms of life which also appear to be subject to death, but not because they have forfeited something they once possessed. It is rather that they seem to have a built-in or "programmed limitation" to length of life, designed to prevent over-population. In unfallen man no such designed limitation was needed to prevent over-population because removal by translation would effectively have served this purpose. The meaning of programmed limitation will be made explicit in Chapter 8.
as to the connection of sin and death. In the Old Testament and in the New alike the connection is maintained: man dies because of sin; or, as St. Paul puts it, the wages of sin is death. . . . All men must die. Mortality is a consequence of sin.
But is this true? Is it really because of sin that men die? The consenting voice of science seems to say no: death reigned in the world long before man and what theologians call sin, appeared. Death is a law of nature; it is an essential lever in the great machine of the world. Every living creature is born with the seeds of decay in it; it is like a clock, wound up to go for a certain number of hours, but liable, of course, to be stopped by a thousand accidents before it has run down of itself. This line of argument, backed up by the actual universality of death, has something imposing about it, and a good many theologians accept it without more ado. Possibly they try to secure the truth of the Scripture idea by making death mean something else than death means in common language: they darken it by shadows of spiritual and eternal separation from God, as distinct from the purely natural experience ordinarily indicated by this name.
* Hugh Miller was perceptive enough to see that the Theory of Evolution is fatal when applied to man, on this account. See Note #113 at the end of this chapter.
† Denny, James, Studies in Theology. Grand Rapids, Baker, 1967 reprint, p.97ff.
nature awaiting him. He is a being invested by his very constitution with a primacy over nature; he is related to God in a way which makes him specifically distinct from every merely natural being, in a way which those who understand it regard as containing at least the promise and the possibility of immortality. To say that he must die, because he is a natural being, ignores all this: it amounts to a proof of man's mortality only in the sense that it is a disproof of his immortality.
But this disproof carries us too far: it would not be recognized as valid by most of those who have too hastily accepted the inference which it includes, viz., that death is inevitable for man, simply because of his incorporation in nature. Once we understand what man is, we see that death in him demands an explanation which is not demanded in the case of creatures whose whole life is bounded by nature; and that explanation is supplied by Scripture when it makes death the punishment of sin. Death means, in this case, what we see when we stand beside the dying, or rather what the dying experience as their connection with the present order ceases. It is a mistake to minimize the significance of this by speaking of it as if it were only natural, by speaking, as people sometimes do, even where Christ is concerned, of "mere physical death."
Now this once enjoyed potential may be termed "contingent immortality." And the term is entirely appropriate since man was able by disobedience to nullify the conditions upon which his immortality hinged. Although the immortality of the angels appears to be unconditional, they are created beings as man is, and therefore their existence is conditional upon the will of God and does not inhere in their nature. Immortality in the absolutely unconditional sense belongs only to God (1 Timothy 6:16).
tree of life and eat, and live forever. . . .
a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life.
Genesis 3:22 is probably the only unfinished sentence in Scripture. That it is an unfinished sentence has been recognized for a very long time. The King James Version has a colon after the words for ever and the sentence which follows is so structured as to show that the translators did not consider it a direct continuance of verse 22. They therefore adopted the colon as a device for showing that the sentence was left hanging. In place of a colon the Revised Standard Version and the American Standard Version have both used a long dash where I have used a series of dots. The intention is clearly the same. Some other modern translations have re-phrased the sentence and effectively concealed the potential danger implicit in the original by its incompleteness. They seem to have felt that something was wrong with the sentence as it stood and corrected it accordingly. Smith and Goodspeed have added the words "(suppose he were to) reach out his hand, etc." and have concluded with an exclamation mark. The effect is somewhat the same, and so are the implications, but it is not strictly true to the original. The Jerusalem Bible has, to my mind, spoiled the impact of the original by rendering it, "He must not be allowed, etc.," which is more a statement of the precautionary measures taken than of the reason for taking them.
* It is remarkable that in his Institutes Calvin seems to have failed to see the biological implications of this passage. He makes only two references to Genesis 3:22 (Bk. IV, iv, Sect. 12, 18). In both cases he is concerned only or chiefly to stress the spiritual aspects of Adam's situation. God excluded him from the Tree of Life lest he suppose that by resort to it, he should be neutralizing the effects of his spiritual disobedience, thus circumventing the need for the operation of the grace of God in salvation through Jesus Christ. Although Judaeus Philo (B.C. 20�39 A.D.), the wealthy Greek-educated Jewish philosopher of Alexandria, had many fanciful interpretations of Genesis, he observed succinctly at this point "It is unseemly to immortalize evil, and it is unprofitable for him to whom it happens. For the longer the evil and wicked man lives, the more wicked he is and the more greatly harmful both to himself and to others." [Questions and Answers on Genesis, translated by Ralph Marcus, Loeb Classical Library, Harvard, 1969, p.34].
had not yet been abused? Genesis 2:9 shows that the Tree of Life had been there in the Garden from the beginning and, if we may argue from the absence of any injunction to the contrary, it had been accessible to them, since Genesis 2:17 seems to indicate that only the Tree of Knowledge had been forbidden.
Ginsberg states the early Jewish understanding of man's original condition: "Had it not been for the Fall, death would not have been so terrible and painful, but a joyful incident in man's career."‡ He gives several references where this view is clearly expressed in rabbinical commentaries.
* Ginsberg, Louis, Legends of the Jews, Philadelphia, Jewish Publication Association of America., 1955, vol.1, p.50, quoting from the Midrash, Bereshith Rabba on Genesis.
** Ginsberg, Louis, ibid., vol.5, p.129.
† Newman, Jacob, The Commentary of Nahmanides on Gen. 1-6:8, London, Brill, 1960, p.71.
◊ Ginsberg, Louis, ibid., vol.5, p.1-4.
‡ Ginsberg, Louis, ibid., vol.5, p.129.
neither delighteth He when the living perish. For He created all things that they might have being and the generative powers of the world are healthsome, and there is no poison of destruction in them . . . For righteousness is immortal." And in 2:23, "God created man for incorruption." Both are from the Revised Version of 1884. It is interesting that the word poison should have been employed here in view of what is to be said later in this volume regarding the nature of the forbidden fruit.
* Jerome: quoted by Harold Browne, Commentary on Genesis, New York, Scribner, Armstrong, & Co., 1873, p.42.
† Augustine: De Genesi ad Litteram, Book I, p.25, note 35 [in Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Buffalo, Christian Literature Co., 1886, vol.1, p.73, footnote.
[God] willed to show how good is a rational being who is able to refrain from sin, and yet how much better is one who cannot sin at all; just as that was immortality when it was possible for man to avoid death, yet there is reserved for the future a more perfect immortality when it shall be impossible for man to die.
Augustine spelled out with great clarity and precision the status of Adam and Eve as first created. In his De Genesi ad Litteram (Book VI, p.25) he wrote: "Aliud est non posse mori, sicut quasdam naturas immortales creavit Deus; aliud est autem posse non mori, secundum quem modum primus creatus est homo immortalis": i.e., "It is one thing not to be able to die, as if what God created were immortal beings; however, it is another thing to be able not to die, after which pattern the first [Adam] was created an immortal human being."
Now previous to the change into the incorruptible state which is promised in the resurrection of the saints, the body could be mortal (capable of dying), although not destined to die (MORITURUS). . . . In like manner was man's body then mortal; and this mortality was to have been superseded by an eternal incorruption, if man had persevered in righteousness, that is to say in obedience: but even what was mortal (MORTALE) was not made dead (MORTUUM) except on account of sin.
For the change which is to come in at the resurrection is, in truth, not only not to have death incidental to it, which has happened through sin, but neither is it to have mortality (or the very possibility of death) which the natural body had before it sinned.
to his Creator as his rightful Lord, and piously kept his commandments, he should pass into the company of angels and obtain without the intervention of death a blessed and endless immortality; but if he offended the Lord his God by a proud and disobedient use of his free will, he should become subject to death and live as the beasts do � doomed to eternal punishment after death.
Moreover, in his treatise on Merits and Forgiveness (Book I, p..2) Augustine had written, "If Adam had not sinned, he would not have been divested of his body, but would have been clothed upon with immortality and incorruption . . . passing from the natural body into the spiritual body."
Perhaps the Tree of Life in the normal course of unfallen man's life would have preserved the metabolic balance of his body in a state of perfect equilibrium. But it seems also to have the power to heal even this mortal wound after he had fallen. Thus it came about that before the Fall only the Tree of Knowledge was forbidden to him: but after the Fall only the Tree of Life was forbidden. Each was equally dangerous when taken out of place, and both of them were so in specific relation to the experience of physical death.
Here, then, we seem to have the basic truth which lies behind the worldwide tradition of a period in history when man was immortal. Such tradition virtually without exception places the Golden Age of human experience in the past, not in the future as � evolutionary optimism proposes. Without revelation, mankind could not know that this Golden Age will be recovered one day. A Golden Age marks both the beginning and the end of history � this is what revelation tells us.
The implications of this tradition of immortality were explored by many who took the biblical record as sober history. Some of their conclusions, as we know from the New Testament, were perfectly sound: and, as we also know, were in anticipation of some of the discoveries of modern biology.
113. Here are Hugh Miller's words: "If, during a period so vast as to be scarce expressible by figures, the creatures now human have been rising, by almost infinitesimals, from compound microscopic cells . . . until they have at length become the men and women whom we see around us, we must hold either the monstrous belief, that all the vitalities, whether those of monads or of mites, of fishes or of reptiles, of birds or of beasts, are individually and inherently immortal and undying, or that human souls are not so. The difference between the dying and the undying, � between the spirit of the brute that goeth downward, and the spirit of the man that goeth upward, � is not a difference infinitesimally, or even atomically small. It possesses all the breath of eternity to come, and is an infinitely great distance...Nor will it do to attempt to escape from the difficulty by alleging that God at some certain link in the chain might have converted a mortal creature into an immortal existence, by breathing into it a 'living soul'; seeing that a renunciation of any such direct interference on the part of the Deity in the work of creation forms the prominent and characteristic part of the scheme, � nay, that it constitutes the very nucleus around which the scheme has originated. . . . If man be a dying creature, restricted in his existence to the present scene of things, what does it really matter to him, for moral purpose, whether there be a God or no?" [Footprints of the Creator, Boston, 1850, p.38,39].


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