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The traditional definition of a sacrament is this: "A sacrament is a visible sign, instituted by Christ, to give grace." Within this definition there are three important statements:
A visible sign
An action is performed by a minister (usually a priest).
For example, when a baby is baptized in the church the priest pours
water over its head and at the same time says the words "I baptize
you in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."
That is a visible sign.
Instituted by Christ
The Lord Jesus Christ instructed His church to offer the seven
sacraments to His followers. For example, His directive to His
disciples in Matthew's Gospel (28/19), "Go then, to all peoples
everywhere and make them my disciples; baptize them in the name
of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit and teach them to obey
everything I have commanded you."
To give grace
Grace is God's free gift of Himself as the controlling influence in
our life and the decisions we make once we have committed ourselves
to Him in faith.
In summary, a sacrament is one of the means God has chosen to influence our life in the direction of his purpose for giving us life.
The seven sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony.
Baptism marks the entry of the believer into the Christian community. Along with Confirmation and Eucharist, it is one of the Sacraments of Initiation, giving access to the full sacramental life of the Church. Through Baptism we are freed from sin and joined with Christ, sharing in His divinity and destined for eternal life. Baptism leaves us permanently changed, no longer the person we once were, but a new person, dying to death and sin, and rising to new life in Christ. In the words of St. Paul, "We were buried with Him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, so too may we live a new life." (Romans 6:4).
The rite consists of pouring water over the head while saying the Trinitarian formula. Anyone can baptize in an emergency, although the usual minister of the sacrament is a priest or deacon. Usually the rite includes anointing the forehead with holy oil to indicate that, even as Christ was anointed Priest, Prophet, and King, so does the candidate now share in His everlasting life, participating in His glory as a member of His body. The newly baptized then receives a white garment and a candle lit from the paschal candle. Like Christ, who is the light of the world, the newly baptized Christian carries the light of Christ out into the world.
Ordinarily Baptisms are not celebrated during Lent. Parents and godparents are asked to participate in a short preparation program.
Please contact the Parish Office for more information or to make arrangements.
Before Jesus was put to death, He promised His followers that He would send His Spirit to comfort and strengthen them. True to His promise, the Holy Spirit was poured out on them on Pentecost, forty days after His resurrection from the dead. The Sacrament of Confirmation is our own Pentecost. When we are confirmed, we receive the Holy Spirit, through the anointing with oil and the laying on of hands by the bishop or a priest appointed by him.
When we receive this sacred seal we show that we belong to God. By their anointing, the prophets, kings and priests of the Old Testament were elevated to a special position in their service of God. So it is with us when we receive the holy oil on our foreheads; we become part of the priesthood of all believers, witnesses to Christ and heirs to His throne.
Ordinarily Confirmation is celebrated at St. Clement every two years for those in the 7th and 8th grades. Please contact the Parish Office for more information or to make arrangements.
The Eucharist is the sacrament in which we receive the Body and Blood of Christ. The Church teaches that Christ is really present in the bread and wine that have been consecrated by the priest at Mass. Although the bread and wine still look and taste like bread and wine, the substance, what is actually there, has changed.
The roots of the Eucharist are in the Jewish Passover meal. This is the meal which commemorates Israel's delivery from oppression and slavery in Egypt.
As Jesus celebrated the Passover at his last supper with the apostles, He blessed, broke and shared with them bread and wine, declaring that it was His body and blood. He promised that He would truly be with them when they did likewise and shared bread and wine together in memory of Him.
The Mass is the new Passover, with Jesus offering His own body and blood so that we, His present-day followers, might go free. For this reason, as well as being a sacred meal, the Eucharist is also a link with Jesus' death. When we participate in the Mass together with our fellow believers and receive Him in the Eucharist we take part in the Passover meal which He celebrates now, shedding His blood so that we may be saved.
Reconciliation or Penance
Many of us regret things we have done or fail to do, words we have said or thoughts we have harbored, things we are too embarrassed or ashamed to admit. Sometimes these hidden secrets take on much more importance than they deserve, simply because we keep them bottled up and are unable to speak about them. The Sacrament of Reconciliation gives us the opportunity to express our sorrow for things we have done wrong, to heal broken relationships, to forgive ourselves and others, and to open up the channels of communication between ourselves and God.
Confession is above all a place of healing, not a place of judgment or punishment. When we make our confession to a priest in the confidentiality of the confessional or reconciliation room, we experience healing and liberation, discovering again and again how much we are loved by God, how precious we are to Him, and how great is our dignity as His children. Once he has heard our confession, the priest says the words of absolution for our sins:
God the Father of mercies, through the death and resurrection of His
Son has reconciled the world to Himself and sent the Holy Spirit among
us for the forgiveness of sins; through the ministry of the Church may
God give you pardon and peace, and I absolve you from your sins, in
the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
What the penitent makes known to the priest remains "sealed" because the confidentiality of confession is absolute. Nothing said by the penitent in confession will ever be repeated. This is an experience of mercy and reconciliation, where we can lay down the burdens of guilt and shame that we carry with us. No matter what we think of ourselves or of God, we can still be certain that God forgives us, loves us and wants only to heal us.
A priest is available each Saturday from 3--3:30 pm and by appointment. Additionally, communal celebrations of Penance are celebrated during Advent and Lent.
"Are any among you sick? Let them call for the elders of the Church to pray over them, anointing them with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer of faith will save the sick ones, and the Lord will raise them up; and if they have committed any sins, they will be forgiven." (James 5:14-15)
Part of Jesus' ministry was to heal the sick, and He went about curing those who were ill or disabled, showing that suffering and death have no place in the Kingdom of God. By His sacrifice of Himself, He took hold of suffering and death and eliminated their power to separate us from each other or from God. Our faith tells us that, indeed, God suffers with us. Through Jesus' suffering and death, God joins His suffering to the suffering of human beings. And by doing this, He transforms and gives it a new meaning.
Through the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick we are assured that God will raise us up, like Jesus, from our bed of pain and sickness and lead us to eternal life.
Through this holy anointing
may the Lord in His love and mercy help you
with the grace of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
May the Lord who frees you from sin save you and raise you up. Amen.
As people of God, we all share in the priesthood of Christ, and so the Church speaks meaningfully of "the priesthood of all believers." Each of us is to exercise our priesthood by strengthening and serving one another. Within the Church there are many means of service. One way of service stands out as a sacrament, namely Holy Orders, which ordains the recipient to the office of bishop, priest or deacon.
The priest's special calling is first and foremost to preach the Good News of God's love and humanity. In offering himself as a candidate for the priesthood, he must give evidence of wisdom and spiritual maturity, as he is called to lead the Christian community with patience and kindness. The priest celebrates Mass and administers the Sacraments, taking an active role in offering Christ's gift of Himself.
From earliest times, deacons have had a special place in the pastoral work of the Church, preaching, ministering at baptisms and weddings, and caring for the poor and hungry on behalf of the whole Church. Nowadays, married men are more and more frequently ordained to the diaconate, where they have a strong role in assisting priests and bishops and serving the people.
Finally, bishops are chosen and ordained to supervise and lead priests and deacons, to unify, bless and teach the people and act as a sign of Christ in the local church and community.
All love comes from God, and all love reflects the love that God has for His creation. The Sacrament of Marriage is, first and foremost, a sign and symbol of this love. Marriage is a sacrament of the self-giving love which two people offer to each other. The love which a couple have for each other mirrors the love God has for men and women.
The minister of the Sacrament of Marriage is the couple themselves. The priest serves as a witness.
The joy and mutual support of married love can be a source of strength which enables married people to serve others in a very powerful way. It should spill out to their children and to those around them and become a source of life, hope and comfort for others. This is reflected in the blessing which the priest often gives the newly-married couples, saying:
"May you always bear witness to the love of God in this world, so that the afflicted and the needy will find in you generous friends and welcome you into the joys of Heaven."
Please contact the Parish Office for more information upon engagement and no later than 6 months in advance to make arrangements.
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2014-15: Played in 20 games as a senior, earning 17 starts...Averaged 8.8 points per game, posting 56 assists and 40 steals...Opened her season with 20 points against Alfred on Nov. 19, tallying five rebounds and four assists...Reached double-digit points against Wisc. Lutheran on Feb. 19, scoring exactly 10 points...Posted 13 points against Penn St.-Berks off the bench (1/25)...Scored 19 against Morrisville St. on Feb. 17, shooting 7-for-10 with four three-point baskets.
2013-14: Played in 13 games for the Express, shooting 12-for-14 from the foul line for Wells...Was a member of the 2013-14 NEAC Championship women's basketball team from Wells...The squad made the College's first-ever appearance at the 2014 NCAA Division III women's basketball tournament at FDU-Florham in March...Scored 15 points for Wells in the NEAC Championship team on Mar. 2, elevating the Express to their first league title in program history...Shot 6-for-11 against the Chargers and posted three steals in the championship game.
2012-13: Played and started in 19 games for the Express as a sophomore and posted 8.3 points per game to rank third on the team...Was a member of the 2013-14 NEAC Championship women's basketball team from Wells...The squad made the College's first-ever appearance at the 2014 NCAA Division III women's basketball tournament at FDU-Florham in March...Shot 32.2% from the floor (68-for-195) while also ranking second on the team with 12 blocks...Assisted 60 baskets on the year while tallying 61 rebounds (12-49-61) and averaged 32.2 minutes per game...Posted 14 points against Penn St.-Berks on Jan. 4 in her first game of the season, pouring home 7-of-11 from the field...Recorded a season-high 17 points against Penn St.-Harrisburg at home on Jan. 12, shooting 8-for-10 from the floor (second highest by a Wells player on the season)...Recorded a three-point basket in four-straight games from Jan. 5 to Jan. 13...Was 6-for-10 from the free throw line against Wilson on Jan. 20...Posted five 10-plus point games in six games from Jan. 4 to Jan. 16...Assisted eight Wells baskets on Jan. 4 against Penn St.-Berks, tying the team-high on the season...Recorded five takeaways against St. Elizabeth on Feb. 2, ranking second on the season for the Express.
2011-12: Saw action in 25 games for the Express, making 24 starts as a freshman...Made first collegiate appearance against Hilbert on Nov. 15...Registered at least 10 points in five straight games to begin her career, recording 16 against Hilbert on Nov. 15 and 19 twice (11/19 vs. D'Youville, 11/30 vs. Alfred)...Also recorded 11 steals during that timeframe....Recorded at least 10 points per game from Jan. 15 to Jan. 22, racking up 11 steals across that span...Posted a season-best 20 points against Wilson on Feb. 9 in only 20 minutes of action, averaging one point per minute...Recorded the team's individual season-high mark of seven assists twice, first against Hilbert on Nov. 15 and last against Gallaudet on Jan. 15...Posted a team-best eight steals against Wilson on Feb. 9...Collected the North Eastern Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year award to conclude the season.
PRIOR TO WELLS: 2011 graduate of Kapa'a HS...Played volleyball and basketball in high school.
PERSONAL: Daughter of William Aki, Jr. and Vonda Aki.


I think The Matrix is one of the best movies to come out in the last 10 years. And say what you will about the sequels, I thought they were alright. Anyway, the second best scene from the first movie has been redone using LEGOs.
And, I'm in a Matrix mood, because for the past 7 hours, I have been watching the whole trilogy on TV. It's on AMC, so there's some commercials, unfortunately, none of my favorites, but what can you do?…Watch Die Hard in between them of course!


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In November 1975 I could not have been more obsessed with music and records. I had just turned 20 years old and was living in Syracuse, New York, far, far from the sunny shores of Southern California where I grew up. I was working in a car wash, making $2.50 an hour, living by myself in a small one bedroom apartment on the top floor of an old house. It was a long, long winter. I remember the first real snow came sometime around Thanksgiving. I literally didn't see the ground again until sometime in March when the temperatures finally rose above freezing again and the snows began to melt. It snowed over 120 inches that winter. It was a surreal experience for me: temperatures constantly in the single digits or teens, snow piled up high everywhere and me working at a car wash. But it was music, and especially records, that occupied almost every waking hour outside of work. I had bought a cheap little compact turntable system used for $20. I haunted the three main record stores near the University campus. I had several little notebooks that I carried with me at all times. I'd go into the record stores and spend hours (sometimes most of the day) looking through every single record in every single bin. I'd carefully record the title, artist, record label and catalog number of everything that looked interesting to me, in hopes that one day, when I had enough money, I could buy each and every one of them. If you've ready this far you won't be surprised to know that I still have those notebooks. I didn't have much spare money in those days, but I'd spend almost all I had on albums, buying several each week.
In addition to the record stores I spent a lot of time at the University library reading all the music magazines I could get my hands on. Especially Billboard. It was through Billboard that I got info on all the brand new releases. That fall I started reading and hearing things about this new female artist, Patti Smith. Her record had not been released yet, but there was a big "buzz" about her. I was enthralled with her before I even heard her record. The articles, the interviews, the quotes from her, it all fascinated me. Then one day I was in one of the record stores and someone changed the album that was playing. This was back in the days when stores would almost always play an entire record (or at least one side of it) on the in-store sound system. I knew as soon as I heard the first words, this must be Patti Smith. I had no idea what songs were on the album. I had no idea what her voice sounded like. But as soon as "Gloria/In Excelsis Deo" began to play, I just knew, this had to be Patti Smith. I mean who else could it have possibly been?
"Jesus died for somebody's sins but not mine."
I was totally hooked from the very first line of the very first song. The power in those words, the electricity in the music, it was like nothing I'd heard before. The poetry interlaced with the rock and roll. "Birdland," "Land:Horses/Land Of A Thousand Dance/La Mer", there was nothing else like it. I bought the album and became a Patti Smith fan for life. Though I think Easter is her masterpiece, there's a very special place in my musical heart for Horses. I have to admit that her "later" albums (Patti took an extended period of time off from her musical career) don't reach me like her "early" albums. But the first four albums, along with the numerous bootlegs I have of her live in the 70s can't be touched. I saw her play live in Houston, Texas in 1978 on the Easter tour. It was one of the best concerts I have ever seen. I got in a big fight with my girlfriendafter the show because she wasn't feeling well and wanted to leave the concert early and I just adamantly refused to leave until the very end.
In 2005 Arista/Legacy released this "Legacy Edition." Disc One contains the original album along with the B-side live version of "My Generation" (you bet your ass I still have that original picture sleeve 45). Side two contains a live version of the entire album performed in London in 2005, thirty years after the album was first released. No keep in mind that I already had five copies of this album when the Legacy Edition was released. Three vinyl copies (the original pressing, an autographed version and a colored vinyl French edition) and two CD versions (an original CD and the box set of remastered versions issued in 1996). But, the live disc makes it well worth purchasing this album yet again. Patti, along with three of the original band members from Horses and Tom Verlaine guesting on guitar, tear through the album with a forcefulness and authority that one could hardly imagine could still be possible. It's a joy to listen to Patti and the boys revisit this classic, seminal album with such exuberance. Highly recommended. Now if only Patti and/or the label would see fit to release some live 70s material.
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Civil trial underway for Charlottesville 'Unite the Right' rally planners
By Denise Lavoie
RICHMOND, Va. - The violence at the white nationalist "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville shocked the nation, with people beaten to the ground, lighted torches thrown at counterdemonstrators and a self-proclaimed Hitler admirer ramming his car into a crowd, killing a woman and injuring dozens more.
The driver of that car is serving life in prison for murder and hate crimes. Now, more than four years later, a civil trial will determine whether the neo-Nazis and white supremacists who organized the demonstrations should be held accountable as well.
Jury selection began Monday for the trial in U.S. District Court in Charlottesville, which is expected to last a month.
The lawsuit was funded by Integrity First for America, a non-profit organization formed in response to the violence in Charlottesville with the goal of disarming the instigators of violence through litigation.
FILE - Neo Nazis, Alt-Right, and White Supremacists take part a the night before the 'Unite the Right' rally in Charlottesville, VA, white supremacists march with tiki torchs through the University of Virginia campus.
It accuses some of the country's most well-known white nationalists of orchestrating a "meticulously planned conspiracy" to commit violence against Blacks, Jewish people and others based on race, ethnicity, religion and sexual orientation. A firestorm erupted after then-President Donald Trump failed to strongly denounce the white nationalists, saying there were "very fine people on both sides."
Hundreds of white nationalists descended on Charlottesville on Aug. 11 and Aug. 12, 2017, ostensibly to protest city plans to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
The nearly two dozen defendants include: Jason Kessler, the rally's main organizer, who terms himself a "white civil rights" leader; Richard Spencer, who coined the term "alt-right" to describe a loosely connected band of white nationalists, neo-Nazis and others; and Christopher Cantwell, a white supremacist who became known as the "crying Nazi" for posting a tearful video when a warrant was issued for his arrest on assault charges for using pepper spray against counterdemonstrators.
The plaintiffs include four people who were hurt when James Alex Fields Jr. rammed his car into a crowd of counterprotesters.
RELATED: Statue of Lewis, Clark and Sacagawea toppled in Charlottesville
The case is built on a vast collection of chat room exchanges, social media postings and other communications in which the defendants use racial epithets and discuss plans for the demonstrations, including what weapons to bring.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs are relying on a 150-year-old law passed after the Civil War to shield freed slaves from violence and protect their civil rights.
Commonly known as the Ku Klux Klan Act, the law contains a rarely used provision that allows private citizens to sue other citizens for civil rights violations. To win a judgment, the plaintiffs must prove the defendants conspired to commit racially motivated violence and planned it in advance — and that the plaintiffs were injured as a result.
"It's the only case that really takes on the leadership and organization of the white supremacist movement," said Karen Dunn, one of the lead attorneys in the lawsuit.
RELATED: Charlottesville removes Confederate statue located near rally site
The plaintiffs' attorneys say they've amassed 5.3 terabytes of digital communications by the defendants, including many on the online platform Discord initially leaked by Unicorn Riot, a left-leaning media collective.
The lawsuit alleges there were "countless exhortations to violence" on Discord, including one by a defendant who allegedly wrote: "I'm ready to crack skulls," and another who wrote: "It's going to get wild. Bring your boots."
A third allegedly wrote: "There is rapidly approaching a time when in every white western city, corpses will be stacked in the streets as high as men can stack them."
But the white nationalists named as defendants claim talk of weapons and combat was meant only in the event they had to defend themselves from counterprotesters. They argue their communications are protected by the First Amendment.
RELATED: Charlottesville victims remembered on 4-year anniversary of deadly white nationalist rally
"You can say any nasty thing you want about any person or group you want and that is protected by the First Amendment. That is not me saying that, that's the Supreme Court," said W. Edward ReBrook IV, an attorney for Jeff Schoep, the former longtime leader of the neo-Nazi group the Nationalist Socialist Movement and one of the defendants.
Spencer, whom the Southern Poverty Law Center calls "a suit-and-tie version of the white supremacists of old," joined fellow white nationalists at the University of Virginia on Aug. 11. Participants carried tiki torches and marched to a statue of Thomas Jefferson, chanting "Jews will not replace us."
The plaintiffs allege the defendants and their co-conspirators surrounded counterprotesters, kicked and punched people and climbed atop the statue, yelling "Hail Spencer!" "Hail Victory!" Spencer told the crowd: "We own these streets!"
Spencer, who is representing himself at trial, told The Associated Press he did not help plan the event and took no part in any conspiracy to commit racially motivated violence. He said he is looking forward to telling his story to the jury, noting emotions still run high over the events in Charlottesville.
"I feel also that people don't have a sense of closure about Charlottesville so in some way they want to achieve a certain kind of purging a bad feeling, they want to engage in what is effectively scapegoating," Spencer said.
Elizabeth Sines, the lead plaintiff, said she's still haunted by the violence she saw that weekend, including Fields plowing his car into the crowd.
"It has changed who I am forever," Sines said in a statement released by her attorneys. "The organizers of the Unite the Right rally robbed me of my ability to feel safe, feel secure, feel at ease — even in my own home."
The lawsuit seeks unspecified monetary damages and a judgment that the defendants violated the plaintiffs' constitutional rights.
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Russia Developing New Space Reconnaissance System
Russia's Defense Ministry is developing a new space reconnaissance system to be deployed by 2019, the Kommersant newspaper reported Thursday.
The new spacecraft will be "head and shoulders above its predecessors," one of the newspaper's sources said. The vehicles will have much higher payload, high-speed radio and additional protection. The first is set to release in 2019, the second in 2022, and a third model with a two-meter diameter telescope in 2024.
The electro-optical system will use the latest Razdan satellites to replace the Persona models currently in use. Russia's space forces and the Progress State Research and Production Rocket Space Center have started consultations to engineer the satellites, Kommersant reported.
Russia's space industry has been back under the spotlight since the opening of the new Vostochny Cosmodrome. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin told reporters in May that Russia had fallen behind "ninefold" in the space race and "would never catch up to the United States." He has since retracted the comments.
The Persona satellites were originally planned to launch in 2003 but were continuously delayed, first appearing in orbit in 2008. Two of three Persona satellites remain in orbit, after the third one was lost due to an electronic failure. The satellites also work to gather reconnaissance for Russian military action in Syria.
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Packing is something I LOVE doing. However, not so much excitement when I have less than 24-hours in town to dine with family, snack on sarcasm with Mr. V and pack before catching the next flight! After putting off this trip for years, we are finally visiting Tokyo. Not applying "The 54321 Packing Rule" because I have decided to go all out this time round.
outerwear. Faux Fur Jacket. Denim Jacket. top. White furry TOP. Denim ZARA Shirt. Grey MANGO Knit. bottom. LIGHT-WASHED ZARA jeans. NAVY UNIQLO JEANS. bLUE VELVET MINI. PINK HNM SKIRT. dress. Red Crotchet MINI. Star-PRINTED Maxi. shoes. White converse. GUNMETAL Dune. ADIDAS. bagS. Pink ZARA bag. BLACK BRAUN BUFFEL BAG. accessories. Blue HNM scarf. BAILEY NELSON Sunglasses. LARSSON & JENNINGS WATCH.
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Over-packing is thrilling! I have been 'calculating' pieces of clothing items to bring on every trip therefore this time I've decided to pack according to my heart. What I'm bringing to Tokyo could last up to 14 days (minimum). 3 tops and 4 bottoms alone make up to 12 outfits. You will be surprised how far 2 dresses; 2 coats and 3 pairs of shoes could bring you to. Now you know how I style my outfits in a bloody carry-on. I digress. Back to packing.


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Q: Compactness of a set : $A=\left\lbrace 2019,1010,\ldots,(n+2018)/n,\ldots \right\rbrace$ and $B=A \cup \left\lbrace 1 \right\rbrace$ How can I show directly (that is, not using the compactness criterion in $\mathbb{R}$) that every open cover $G$ of $B$ admits a finite subcover?
I know that $A$ is not compact and I am aware that I would need a single example to prove it, any hint on how to find an open cover of $A$ that does not contain a finite subcover?

A: If I take some open cover of $B$, there is some (at least one) open set $U_1$ which covers $1$. It must also cover some neighborhood of $1$ (since it is an open set). Since it covers some neighborhood of $1$, it will also cover almost any member of $A$ (you need to explain why in your proof - this is the main issue). Thanks to that fact, you only need finitely more open sets from the cover in order to cover $B$.

A: We have $A=\{a_n\}_{n=1}^\infty$, note that $1<a_{n+1} < a_n$ and $a_n \downarrow 1$.
Let $b_n = {1 \over 2} (a_n+a_{n+1})$, the point half way between $a_n, a_{n+1}$.
Now take the open cover consisting of $(b_1,2020)$ and $(b_{n+1},b_n) $ for $n=1,...$.
Note that $A$ is not contained in any finite subcollection, hence $A$ is not compact.

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TPS Frequency Dictionary of Mandarin Chinese
A Study Guide to 2,500 Characters and Over 24,000 Words and Phrases
Released in 2010, the TPS Frequency Dictionary of Mandarin Chinese is not just another character frequency based dictionary. It has been designed to provide students with a guide for learning new characters, words, and phrases gradually, building upon characters already familiar. The 24,000 entries have been arranged according to a Triple Progression System in which words are grouped first by character frequency, then by word frequency, and filtered so that new words and phrases appear only after all of their component characters have been introduced.
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Let's pull back the curtain and take a look at how the dictionary came to be.
The dictionary contains a total of 26,704 entries of between one and four characters in length. Each entry appears in one of 2,500 character sections, arranged according to character frequency. Within each character section, words are listed in frequency order and grouped in numbered sections from 1 through 5, meant to give a general sense of how common the words are: group 1 words are the most common, while group 5 words are relatively rare. The character section in which a particular entry appears--all entries appear only once--has been determined by the least common component character. For example, the common compound 以后 is not listed with character #18 (以) but rather with #59 (后). This three-way ordering and filtering technique is what I call the "Triple Progression System."
The character and word data used to build the word list are derived from Jun Da's Chinese Text Computing website, and in particular the character and word frequency distribution data related to a news and information based subcorpus of modern Mandarin Chinese. In order to eliminate nonsense character combinations and other frequently occurring non-words, the CC-CEDICT Chinese-English dictionary was used to validate the data. Words and phrases not appearing in CC-CEDICT were excluded. (However, some high frequency non-word collocations that also happen to be low frequency words, such as 比亚, do appear in the list.)
In all, 152,688 bigrams, trigrams, and guadrigrams were processed using a Perl script that compared them with a list of the top 2,500 characters and the CC-CEDICT dictionary. The resulting list contains a total of 26,704 entries (2,500 single character, 20,294 bigrams, 999 trigrams, and 2,911 quadrigrams).
There are 42 character sections that do not include any word entries. Of these 42 characters, 14 appear in entries elsewhere in the dictionary. The other 28 characters do not appear anywhere in the dictionary.
The words accompanying each character section have been grouped into levels according to word frequency. Jun Da suggests three frequency (X) ranges (or "stages"): very low (X≤5), medium-low to low (5<X≤50), and medium to high (X>50) for the acquisition of new vocabulary by foreign learners of Chinese. For this project, the lowest frequency range has been eliminated, and the top range has been split up, resulting in a total of five ranges, or groups, as follows:
(1) 1,000 ≤ X 1,495 words (most common)
(2) 250 ≤ X < 1,000 2,979 words
(3) 100 ≤ X < 250 3,251 words
(4) 50 ≤ X < 100 3,037 words
(5) 5 ≤ X < 50 13,442 words (least common)
This arrangement results in the smallest number of words at level one (the most common words), relatively uniform distribution over levels two through four, and a sizable group of the least common words at level five.
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A total of 319 cases of oral cancer were recorded, 173 of them (54.2%) were male and 146 cases (45.8%) were female. The majority of patients (92.1%) were over the age of 40 years. The peak of occurrence was in the seventh decade of life [Table 1].
Squamous cell carcinoma was the most common type, accounting for 90.3%, followed by salivary gland neoplasms accounting for 4.7% and Burkitt's lymphoma, malignant melanoma, sarcoma, and malignant fibrous histiocytoma accounting for 2.2%, 1.3%, 1.3%, and 0.3%, respectively [Table 2].
Of the 288 cases of squamous cell carcinoma, 157 cases were male and 131 cases were female. The majority of patients (96.1) were over the age of 40 years. The peak age of occurrence was the seventh decade of the life [Table 3]. The majority of squamous cell carcinoma was on the gingiva, accounting for 30.6%, followed by the tongue (30.2%), the lip (12.8), the floor of the mouth (9.4), the buccal mucosa (9.0%), the major salivary glands (3.8%), the maxillary sinus (3.5%), and the palate (0.7%) [Table 4].
The gingiva was the most frequent site accounting for 27.9%, followed in descending order by the tongue (27.3%), the lip (11.6%), the floor of the mouth (8.5%), the buccal mucosa (8.2%), the salivary glands (6.6%), the maxillary sinus (4.4%), jaw bones (3.1%), and the palate (2.5%) [Table 5].
There were 89 cases of the gingiva, 54 cases (60.7%) were male, and 35 cases (39.3%) were female. Most patients (96.5%) were over the age of 40 years [Table 6]. Eighty-eight cases (98.8%) of gingival cancers were squamous cell carcinoma and the remaining one case (1.1%) was a malignant melanoma [Table 7]. Eighty-one cases (91%) of gingival cancers were on the lower gingiva and 8 cases (8.9%) were on the upper gingiva [Table 8].
Tongue was the second commonly affected site, where 87 cases were recorded, 44 cases of theme (50.6%) were male and 43 cases (49.4%) were female. Most of the tongue cancer patients (94.4%) were over the age of 40 years, with a peak occurrence in the seventh decade of the life [Table 9]. All the tumors found on the tongue were squamous cell carcinoma. Seventy-two cases (82.8%) of the tongue cancers were located on the anterior two-thirds of the tongue and 15 cases (17.2%) were in the posterior one-third (base) of the tongue [Table 10]. Forty cases (46.0%) of tongue cancers were found on the right side, and 47 cases (54.0%) were found on the left side [Table 11].
Shammah use (is the traditional name of smokeless tobacco type of snuff dipping in the Arabian Peninsula particularly in Yemen and Saudi Arabia) was the main risk factor, and 65.2% of all oral cancer patients were shammah users, followed in descending order by qat chewing (traditional habits among Yemenis) (49.5%), mada'a (type of smokeless tobacco) (30.7%), and cigarette smoking (18.5%). The less common risk factors were outdoor work (long-standing exposure to sunlight) (10.0% for lip cancers), trauma (7.2%), chronic infection (3.4%), wood burn (2.8%), alcohol (2.5%), fair skin (1.9% for lip cancers), radiotherapy (1.3%), and hereditary disorders (0.3%) [Table 12].
Shammah use was the main risk factor among this group of patients. Out of 319 cases of oral cancers, 208 cases were using shammah. Of these, 173 cases were male, and out of them, 119 cases (68.8%) were shammah users. There were 146 cases of female patients, 89 cases of them (61%) were shammah users [Table 13].
The relationship between shammah use and the type of oral cancers was significant (P = 0.000). More than 70% (70.5%) of patients with squamous cell carcinoma and 27% of patients with salivary gland tumors were shammah users [Table 14].
The relationship between shammah use and the anatomical site was significant (P = 0.000). The gingiva was the comments affected site (82.0%), followed by the tongue (81.0%), the floor of the mouth (77.8%), the buccal mucosa (65.4%), the salivary glands (57.1%), the lip (32.4%), and the maxillary sinus (14.3%) [Table 15].
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The Rangers nearly had the same fate as 2010, but when the Canes went and laid an egg, all was saved. The Caps had really flown under the radar for most of the season after HBO's 24/7, and had a late season charge to win the top seed in the East.. The Caps are still the same old Caps, they can score and skate, but goaltending lacks. They have some slight injury issues, but I don't see that becoming too big of an issue. The Rangers lost Ryan Callahan to Zdeno Chara's renegade puck to the ankle, and that will pose major problems. The Rangers have been streaky, and they're on the wrong side of one of those right now. The Caps are coming in expecting wins, and I think they'll have a relatively easy time with the Rangers. I know the Caps have had their playoff struggles, but they'll win this series.
The Flyers had another March malaise and nearly slipped all the way to fourth in the East after that. They secured the 2 seed with some trouble, but they are still a very talented and very deep team. The problems lie with injuires, and goaltending. Gee, that sounds familiar doesn't it? For Buffalo, they lost Derek Roy in December, but they've kept on ticking. They aren't a glamor team, they just work hard to score and they have one of the best goalies around in Ryan Miller. The Sabres have beaten the Flyers in many different ways this season, so a string of wins in this series shouldn't be a surprise. The Flyers need Sergei Bobrovsky or whoever's in net to step up big to prevent an early exit. Even without Chris Pronger, the Flyers are too good to lose in the 1st round, although this will be a grinding series.
33 times these 2 have met in the playoffs, and every time has been so much fun to watch. This year should be no different. With the bad blood between these 2 teams stemming from the Zdeno Chara incident, this should be a feisty series. The Habs have been backstopped by Carey Price all season, and they will need him plenty in this series. The Bruins are potentially the most complete team in the East right now, and they can score, check, and defend very well. The Habs seem to always play the B's better than any other team in the league, and they'll need to get after Tim Thomas early and often in order to steal games in Boston. Even though the Habs are a great team, the B's are just too good to lose in the 1st round with the team they've assembled.
Even without Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, the Pens managed to be a point away from the 2 seed in the East. They have needed guys like Jordan Staal, Kris Letang, Chris Kunitz, and others to step up big in the absence of the stars, and they have. The Lightning enjoyed a resurgent year, lead by one of the premier scorers in hockey Steven Stamkos, and they still have Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis to help out with that. The Lightning of the last few years have been focused on scoring, and the defense has been lacking. This isn't the case anymore, with wily veteran Dwayne Roloson between the pipes, and the presence of Eric Brewer and Victor Hedman has helped. The Lightning are a team on the rise, and they are so explosive that the Pens will be overwhelmed quickly.


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Betaworks Follows Digg Purchase With Instapaper Acquisition
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Betaworks, the company behind Bit.ly, news.me, Chartbeat, and now Digg, has added Instapaper to is portfolio.
Instapaper has served as a nice complement to news readers like Google Reader (or whatever you're using these days). It's great for when you find things you want to read later that you didn't actually get to through your reader, and don't have easy access to the star feature. With Digg building a Google Reader replacement of its own, it will be interesting to see if Instapaper plays a role.
Of course some current alternatives to Google Reader basically render Instapaper unnecessary. Feedly, for example, offers its version of the Google Reader starring for any page you visit on the web, and adds it to your reader. Still, the addition of Instapaper could be a key element of Digg's creation. Either way, people already known and like Instapaper, and it will continue to have its own user base.
John Borthwick told TechCrunch in an email that Instapaper will be a "perfect fit with Digg and its forthcoming reader.
Instapaper creator Marco Arment discusses the situation in a blog post:
When I launched Instapaper in 2008, it was a very basic web app. It quickly expanded to define the pillars of the read-later market: a one-click "read later" bookmarklet, a web sync service, an adjustable text view optimized for reading, and an iPhone app with offline saving. I did almost everything myself, which worked well for the first few years, but for the past year, I've had a lot of trouble keeping up with it.
Instapaper is much bigger today than I could have predicted in 2008, and it has simply grown far beyond what one person can do. To really shine, it needs a full-time staff of at least a few people. But I wouldn't be very good at hiring and leading a staff, and after more than five years, I'd like an opportunity to try other apps and creative projects. Instapaper needs a new home where it can be staffed and grown, but I didn't want to give it to a big company that would probably just shut it down in six months.
Being familiar with Betaworks (apparently eating lunch at their office a lot), Arment figured they'd be the right company to acquire a majority stake in Instapaper. Betaworks evidently agreed.
According to Arment, the deal is structured so that Instapaper will remain a top priority, and he will continue to advise the project indefinitely.
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Parking is located in the rear of the building with access from Rush Street which is an alley on the side.
We can accommodate special events in our Union Room.
Union & Finch is an American style bistro located at 1528 West Union Street in Allentown offering lunch, dinner and brunch on weekends. The menu consists of casual fare that will include "comfort" foods along with familiar favorites with a twist. We have a seasonal rotation of select items on the menu while keeping our concept simple. Our goal is to offer quality food and drinks at reasonable prices on a daily basis with a mature sense of hospitality and playful vibe. We combine the nostalgia of a long-lost neighborhood joint with a modern bistro setting to create the area's newest destination for relaxed, casual dining.
Love this place. Went for the Sunday Brunch and recommend it highly. Service was great, very attentive to the customers!
Wish they would figure out the noise level in the dining room. Maybe add a few sound absorption panels.
But overall definitely a keepers!
Restaurant is good. Creative menu items for brunch. NOT particularly healthy options. Lots of sweets.
Always fantastic there. Our server Leslie is always awesome. One of my favorite places!
Overall, we enjoyed our experience at Union I had the Little Black Lie at our waiter's suggestion. It was good, though I thought it was a bit weak. The beer selection was also good, many beers being local or from PA.
For dinner I had the monthly burger (8 oz. patty, dijonnaise, pickles, and bacon), which I had cooked medium. It was phenomenal! The truffle-oiled fries tasted good; however, they weren't as crispy as I generally like.
Desert was a bourbon/vanilla bread pudding which was maybe the highlight of the night, served with a scoop of butterscotch ice cream.
1. The service was slow. It is a good thing we were not in a hurry, because for a burger and desert, we were there for 2+ hours. I think our waiter just had too many tables, because he was otherwise very friendly and knowledgeable.
2. The room was LOUD. We sat in the dining area on the other side of the wall from the bar and because of the wood floors, everyone's voice was amplified in the corner.
I would definitely go back. I am told that they have a very good brunch, so I will be interested in checking it out in the future.
The only negative comment that I have about this restaurant is that it was extremely loud. The food, service and atmosphere we all wonderful. Definitely try the poutine!
40th birthday brunch. Amazing food. Great service. And love the mimosa happy hour!
Amazing foods and friendly staff! I can't wait to come back!
Great service and food. Really enjoyed Kyle's music performance!
The noise level rating is only up because the place was hoppin' and boppin' when I went (after all it was a Friday night). Always love it there. Love the staff, the owners, the FOOD (omnomnom) and the overall atmosphere. I try to get there as often as I can! Highly recommend this place! Two thumbs WAY up, 5 stars...a 10/10! One of my favorite places in the valley!
Everything is great except the noise level is too loud.
Great food and good service, but the noise level is extremely high. This could be easily and inexpensively remedied.
We enjoyed the food and service but the noise level was too loud for us in the dining area.
Service was exceptional, couldn't have asked for better!!
Union and finch is consistently delicious for brunch! I've been there 3-4 times this year and haven't been disappointed. I'll keep coming back!
I love Union! I thought the wings were meh compared to the rest of your selection. Won't stop me from coming back and having a fan favorite though!
Great food...we went on a Tuesday night..bar table..it was quieter than the main room...love this place..we will be back..Great specials..the mussels and frites were excellent!
We took our daughter to brunch. We sat at the high-top seating, which was fine but chilly when the door opened. Our server was very attentive and did her job well. Our daughter ordered the croque madame, which she enjoyed but said the bechamel sauce was too much and overpowering. My husband had the omelet which was good. I had the savory crepe and thought it were delicious. We will definitely return to try their lunch or dinner menu.
Great local pub with a terrific specialty drink and draft beer list. The menu offers a great variety. Service was very attentive and the owner is hands on making sure things run smooth all evening. This is a hidden gem in the middle of Allentown.
Creative menu , well executed. Out of the ordinary beer selection.
Nice atmosphere, friendly fun place.
I tried the Mahi-Mahi Friday night after starting with some wings. We just spent a week in Key West and you would think I'd had enough fish, but it was better than any fish entree I had in Florida. The wings were as usual great. Nice selection of reasonably priced beer. The wait staff recognizes us and it is a warm friendly experience.
The burger is to die for! My wife had the rainbow trout and it was good on special! The beer flights are totally worth it for 10 bucks. It's a cool space and everyone should check it out!
Wow!!! I'm a bit of a food snob cuz I live in NYC and we're spoiled with restaurants. This place is delicious!! Inventive original dishes. Everything we ordered was great!
I love Union and Finch! My husband and I go there often and for my birthday dinner with my family I chose to go there! Always great food and love the envirnoment!
We have been several times. Food is always fantastic, staff is very nice and very attentive. This was our first time at brunch, however, and it was AMAZING. So many choices, we will go back!
Food amazing as always! Environmental beautiful and bright ! Love the window seat!
Even though they forgot my order it was quickly rectified and my dish was comped. Great customer service and management. The bloodys were amazing as well!
Food was good, not hot! Also $26 for the special was way TOO much!
Great menu. Food was superb... Yummy in all the right areas.
Amazing place. We loved the fact that it was locally sourced food and everything that came out was excellent. The beer selection was top notch and the service was good too. This will be our go to spot in Allentown.
My friend invited me to this restaurant, and it was FANTASTIC! The waffles were incredible, and fresh. Our servers great and explained everything to us. Such a wonderful morning!
Great Allentown spot! We love the food and the owners are always around to over see things. Very nice to have live music on Friday night!
As always, fantastic food, service, and welcome!
If there's any way to put baffles on the ceiling or walls to absorb some of the noise, it would be very helpful. We were divided over whether the high-tops or the dining room are noisier, but we were all trying to find the place in the tavern where quiet conversation would be better accommodated. With that, U&F will simply be perfect!!
Union and Finch was a very nice place for my date and I am glad I chose to go there. I got excellent service and the food was very good, although I did get a burnt wing. Otherwise I had an amazing experience and I very much enjoyed the restaurant.
We were so happy to end our long drive at this warm, friendly and comfortable place with great service. The guys enjoyed the wings, and I had the fish tacos which were a creative twist with sushi grade ahi tuna seared to perfection. Nice draft beer selection too. We will definitely stop in again when we're in town.
Everything was even better than expected. Can't wait to go back. Definitely a new go to spot in Allentown.


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Ghana's president has announced his country will issue visas to all citizens of African Union member states. Anyone arriving in Ghana with a passport from an African Union nation will get a visa, which could be for up to 30 days. The president said the initiative was to bridge the gap between African citizens. He said: "With effect from July this year, we will be allowing citizens of AU member states to enter our country and obtain visas on arrival…and experience what our country has to offer. This measure, with time, should stimulate air travel, trade, investment and tourism."
The African Union commended Ghana's efforts in helping to bring Africa closer and reducing barriers. It said: "After Ghana…many other African countries will follow suit, in the interest of achieving an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa." It added that the visa policy would greatly benefit Ghana in its relations. More countries need to follow Ghana's example. Only 25 per cent of African countries offer visas to other African nationals. It is easier for U.S. citizens to travel to and within Africa than it is for Africans to visit each other's countries.
Back to the Ghana visa lesson.


I had the soya chunks more than a whistle and it was little on the softer side. So had to fry them before adding to the rice. The rice was very tasty and I attribute it to the long spice that goes by the name Marathi Mogga, which in sense it is not. However for name sake, until I find out its name, let's call that as such, and that's what gave the rice the characteristic hotel taste. The best surprise was the Brinjal Curry. The author calls it Chutney, though it's more than a chutney as it has coconut milk added. I have never added coconut milk to brinjal in this way. And the chutney was really so yum! You must try it, if you are a brinjal fan. It has that creaminess that comes because of the thick coconut milk, and that smoky aroma as it was roasted on flame. Well it was very smooth and blended so well with the biryani. This side dish is truly something that doesn't overwhelm the rice and at the same time holds it's unique taste.
All in all our Pondicherry was a smashing hit. Though I was upset I couldn't get a bread to make, I am happy I have a rice and a pachadi that I will be most surely be repeating.
Cook on high heat for 5 – 7 mins. Once the water starts to be absorbed, reduce, cover tightly with another lid and simmer. After 5 mins, add the saffron mixture on the rice and don't stir.
Biryani and chutney both are simply inviting me, fantastic and flavourful dishes definitely.
kids surely love to get drenched!!! I am sure they also have it in their memory as a fav place!!
Biriyani and the chutney are looking so delicious!!
I was so lost on Pondi until I met a friend the book you used was an option but I could not finalise any dish from it as it all seemed to be overlapping with tamilnadu…this is my fav biryani served at our canteen..
looks very yumm and love it..
The addition of coconut milk makes the chutney different than our versions, right? That soy chunks pulao is nutritious and yummy.
Both dishes look really nice. Coconut milk and eggplant is an interesting combination.
Valli, you have tempted me to try this combo really really soon. You know my love for eggplant and my new foud love for biryanis — this combo is sure to be hit in my household. Will be trying this.
Milk in Chutney is very new. Though I don't make eggplant chutney, my mom makes it. I can give her this idea.
Bookmarking this one Valli. Love it absolutely.
I got that book just to cook for BM and could not find anything suitable and finally made something from an online source!
The brinjal chutney sounds different and delicious..
Loved reading your naration of Pondi and the travel to Pondi from Chennai. Even I found addition of coconut milk to pachadi quite strange or rather unusual. Both the biryani and pachadi look delicious. I am glad you found recipes that you would repeat again.
Love that brinjal chutney and soy biriyani looks tempting too!!!
Soya biryani looks super tatsty and with brinjal chutney it must be wonderful ..


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Official: War Cabinet: various papers., 02 Apr 1918 - 26 Apr 1918
Includes correspondence or papers by various individuals including: Christopher Addison, Minister of Reconstruction, on military service; Sir Auckland Geddes, Minister of National Service, on anti-recruiting strikes, the release of men employed by the Admiralty, and the proposed proclamation by King George V; WSC, Minister of Munitions, on the Eastern Front, manpower and munitions, and "certain hypothetical contingencies" on war strategy; [1st] Lord Bertie [British Ambassador to France]; Sir Charles Marling [British Minister in Teheran, Iran]; [17th] Lord Derby [earlier Edward Stanley] Secretary of State for War, on manpower and food control; Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon [Controller of Munitions Inventions] on the transportation of large numbers of troops across the straits of Dover; Sir Eric Geddes, First Lord of the Admiralty, on a strike at oil storage works.Also includes a note from WSC to General Sir William Robertson, Chief of Imperial General Staff; internal Ministry of Munitions correspondence; agendas and draft minutes of meetings of the War Cabinet; a copy of the military service bill; and a paper on Japanese intervention in Siberia.
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Official: War Cabinet: various papers., 02 Apr 1918 - 26 Apr 1918, GBR/0014/CHAR 27/35. The Papers of Sir Winston Churchill, GBR/0014/CHAR and CHUR. Churchill Archives Centre.
Official: War Cabinet: various papers., 02 Apr 1918 - 26 Apr 1918, GBR/0014/CHAR 27/35. The Papers of Sir Winston Churchill, GBR/0014/CHAR and CHUR. Churchill Archives Centre. https://archivesearch.lib.cam.ac.uk/repositories/9/archival_objects/1360703 Accessed February 02, 2023.


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Miroslav Rejman (17. října 1925, Chrudim – 31. ledna 2008, Praha) byl československý hokejový útočník.

Hráčská kariéra
Jako reprezentant se zúčastnil olympiády v roce 1952. Na mistrovství světa hrál třikrát, a to na MS 1953 ve švýcarských městech Curych a Basilej, na MS 1954 ve švédském Stockholmu a na MS 1955 ve německých Krefeld, Düsseldorf, Dortmund a Kolín nad Rýnem. Na mistrovství světa 1955 získal s týmem bronzovou medaili za 3. místo. V reprezentačním dresu odehrál celkem 63 zápasů a vstřelil 32 gólů. V lize hrál za Spartu Praha, ATK Praha a TJ Spartak Motorlet Praha.

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