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Modern yoga was created in what has been called the Modern Yoga Renaissance[213] by the blending of Western styles of gymnastics with postures from Haṭha yoga in India in the 20th century, pioneered by Shri Yogendra and Swami Kuvalayananda.[214] Before 1900 there were few standing poses in Haṭha yoga. The flowing sequences of salute to the sun, Surya Namaskar, were pioneered by the Rajah of Aundh, Bhawanrao Shrinivasrao Pant Pratinidhi, in the 1920s.[215] Many standing poses used in gymnastics were incorporated into yoga by Krishnamacharya in Mysore from the 1930s to the 1950s.[216] Several of his students went on to found influential schools of yoga: Pattabhi Jois created Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga,[217] which in turn led to Power Yoga;[218] B. K. S. Iyengar created Iyengar Yoga, and systematised the canon of asanas in his 1966 book Light on Yoga;[219] Indra Devi taught yoga to many film stars in Hollywood; and Krishnamacharya's son T. K. V. Desikachar founded the Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandalam in Chennai.[220][221][222] Other major schools founded in the 20th century include Bikram Choudhury's Bikram Yoga and Swami Sivananda of Rishikesh's Sivananda Vedanta Schools of Yoga. Modern yoga spread across America and Europe, and then the rest of the world.[223][224]
The Yoga Sutras are also influenced by the Sramana traditions of Buddhism and Jainism, and may represent a further Brahmanical attempt to adopt yoga from the Sramana traditions.[129] As noted by Larson, there are numerous parallels in the concepts in ancient Samkhya, Yoga and Abhidharma Buddhist schools of thought, particularly from 2nd century BCE to 1st century AD.[139] Patanjali's Yoga Sutras is a synthesis of these three traditions. From Samkhya, the Yoga Sutras adopt the "reflective discernment" (adhyavasaya) of prakrti and purusa (dualism), its metaphysical rationalism, as well its three epistemic methods of gaining reliable knowledge.[139] From Abhidharma Buddhism's idea of nirodhasamadhi, suggests Larson, Yoga Sutras adopt the pursuit of altered state of awareness, but unlike Buddhism's concept of no self nor soul, Yoga is physicalist and realist like Samkhya in believing that each individual has a self and soul.[139] The third concept Yoga Sutras synthesize into its philosophy is the ancient ascetic traditions of meditation and introspection, as well as the yoga ideas from middle Upanishads such as Katha, Shvetashvatara and Maitri.[139]
The United States Army is about to undertake a dramatic and unprecedented overhaul to the way it tests, and promotes, military fitness. The man who headed the research into the new standards talks with us about how and why, as well as the future of Army nutrition and how the Army plans to circulate 80,000 kettlebells to bases around the globe. January 22, 2019 • 43 min read
Alexander the Great reached India in the 4th century BCE. Along with his army, he took Greek academics with him who later wrote memoirs about geography, people and customs they saw. One of Alexander's companion was Onesicritus, quoted in Book 15, Sections 63–65 by Strabo, who describes yogins of India.[107] Onesicritus claims those Indian yogins (Mandanis ) practiced aloofness and "different postures – standing or sitting or lying naked – and motionless".[108]
Onesicritus also mentions his colleague Calanus trying to meet them, who is initially denied audience, but later invited because he was sent by a "king curious of wisdom and philosophy".[108] Onesicritus and Calanus learn that the yogins consider the best doctrine of life as "rid the spirit of not only pain, but also pleasure", that "man trains the body for toil in order that his opinions may be strengthened", that "there is no shame in life on frugal fare", and that "the best place to inhabit is one with scantiest equipment or outfit".[107][108] These principles are significant to the history of spiritual side of yoga.[107] These may reflect the ancient roots of "undisturbed calmness" and "mindfulness through balance" in later works of Hindu Patanjali and Buddhist Buddhaghosa respectively, states Charles Rockwell Lanman;[107] as well as the principle of Aparigraha (non-possessiveness, non-craving, simple living) and asceticism discussed in later Hinduism and Jainism.[citation needed]


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WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads Of Great Students) is an innovative father involvement, educational initiative of the National Center for Fathering. Learn more about WATCH D.O.G.S.
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Three series of epic drama inspired by the Mamluk slave dynasty of Egypt.
An ambitious series which blends politics and adventure, Tumanbay is a story of upheaval, revolution and romance set in a corrupt fictional city. This epic saga is inspired by the Mamluk slave-dynasty of Egypt, Gregor (Rufus Wright) - Master of the Palace Guard - is charged by Sultan Al-Ghuri (Raad Rawi) with the task of rooting out an insurgence and crushing it.
Series 1 (2016) is 10 episodes, Series 2 (2017) is 8 episodes, Series 3 (2019) is 8 episodes.


The maroon and gold combination is so timeless and it really never gets old! There are tons of ways to personalize the color combination to match your style but still pay homage to the traditional Indian wedding colors. Nidhi looks stunning in this portrait by Jihan Abdalla and I'm loving the special attention given to the bride's jewelry.
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A.M. Surf Report: 50 Cent Setting Up Shop In Virtual World; 'Borat' Sued Some More; 'Harry Potter' Hardcover Is Red-Hot
Plus Paris Hilton transferred to house arrest; Akon denies wrongdoing in fan-tossing incident; Stan Lee brings 'millions' of ideas to Disney.
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The news happens all the time, even while you're catching up on beauty sleep. Check out this brief rundown to bring you up to speed this morning — a quick heads up from your friends at MTV News.
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Chris Brown has big plans to take his place among legends. The singer told us that he's aiming to be "the R&B Tupac" — explaining that he wants to make so much music while he's alive that there's plenty to enjoy long after he's gone. Plus Brown is hoping to get Michael Jackson to collaborate with him on a Will.I.Am-produced track from his forthcoming Exclusive. How's that coming along? "He called me for my birthday, and I told him we should do a song," Brown said. "He was up for it." ...
Think Eli Roth is simply a purveyor of torture porn? The "Hostel" director has a message for you: Don't buy a ticket to the movie he has coming out Friday. "The good thing about 'Hostel: Part II' is everybody knows what it is," he told us. "If you don't want to see it, if you don't want to be scared, then stay the hell away." ...
Quote of the Day: "My parents weren't killed by an evil wizard, but people relate to all that teenage angst." — Jace Crion of wizard rock band Talons & Tea Leaves
Here's what everyone else is talking about:
Paris Hilton's jail sentence has been transferred to house arrest, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sherriff's Department announced at a press conference this morning. Hilton has been fitted with an ankle bracelet and will now be under the supervision of the L.A. County Probation Department. Her sentence has been bumped back up to 45 days. Check back later this morning for the whole story. ...
50 Cent has made a deal to set up shop in Zwinktopia, Reuters reports. His online boutique will give users of online virtual world "Zwinky" a chance to preview tracks from Curtis before the album's September release. ...
The "Borat" controversy isn't over. Yet another lawsuit has been filed in connection with the film, this one by a New York businessman who appears to be fleeing from Borat on a Manhattan street in the film. According to "The Smoking Gun," Jeffrey Lemerond filed a federal suit last week, claiming he has suffered "public ridicule, degradation, and humiliation" due to the "unauthorized use of his image" in the film. The suit doesn't specify monetary damages. ...
Akon is willing to cooperate with police investigating Sunday's videotaped fan-tossing incident, according to a statement issued by his attorneys Wednesday. "We are confident that after a thorough investigation it will be apparent that no criminal prosecution of Akon is warranted." Fishkill, New York, police were contacted by the mother of the audience member who was thrown into the crowd after allegedly throwing something at the stage, The Poughkeepsie Journal reports. His name is being withheld, but police have identified him as a 15-year-old boy. No criminal charges have been filed. Look for our full report on this story later today. ...
Stan Lee says he's got "file cabinets filled with ideas for movies and television shows" and now he's working with Disney to bring them to life. The comic book icon signed an exclusive deal with Walt Disney Studios to bring what he describes as "millions" of ideas to action films, video games and comic books, according to The Associated Press. ...
Start saving your pennies — or $100 bills — Harry Potter fans. A first-edition hardcover of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" (that's the U.K. title of Harry's first adventure) is going up on the auction block in London on June 26, The Associated Press reports. It's expected to fetch between $10,000 and $20,000. ...
Franz Ferdinand have confirmed via their MySpace page that they are playing a one-off show at New York's Bowery Ballroom on Wednesday. Tickets for the intimate gig go on sale today at noon ET. ...
Modest Mouse and the Clipse, together at last. Pitchfork reports that the unique pairing — joined by the decidedly Mouse-ier Band of Horses and Love as Laughter — are playing Coney Island's Keyspan Park in Brooklyn, New York, on August 8. ...
Mischa Barton will be playing a huge fan of homoerotic Russian pop music in the coming of age drama "Finding T.A.T.U.," which begins filming this month, Variety reports. ...
Online role-playing game "City of Heroes" is heading to the big screen with the help of "Transformers" producer Tom DeSanto, Variety reports. The game, released in 2004, has already spawned the "City of Villains" sequel and a comic book series, and now producers plan to adapt the alien-battling MMO world into a live-action feature that will transition to TV. ...
And Tyler Perry will be putting on the wig and housedress once again. Perry will direct and star — as both Madea and Uncle Joe — in "Meet the Browns," a comedy due in early 2008, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
[This story was originally published at 9:07 a.m. ET on 6.7.2007]

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6 Best Cape Town Museums to Experience the Country's Profound Traditional History
Rajeshree Goswami
If you are planning to visit Cape Town it will be incomplete if you miss a chance to visit a couple of the Famous Cape Town museums. The various intriguing Cape Town Museums offer an intuitive method to the visitors to perceive the things that have molded the history and culture of that society. Museums in Cape Town city center have grandstand the nation's profound and complex social history—Nelson Mandela's previous cell to a less-expected historical center that features the nation's Jewish legacy.
The historical centers of Cape Town offer an extraordinary and intriguing review for the guests to assemble pieces and make an image of Cape Town, its way of life and individuals. Every exhibition hall in Cape Town is a universe in itself and gives captivating data on an explicit part of Cape Town. The unmistakable component of the historical centers in Cape Town is that they are always overhauling in order to give the best encounters to the guests.
The historical centers in Cape Town likewise attempt to introduce data and certainties emotionally in order to advance congruity and harmony among the common folk. Here, our picks of Cape Town's best museums in Cape Town South Africa to enable you to encounter the profound history of the country.
6 Best Cape Town Museums
Give the radiance of interest in you a chance to lead your way to experience the elegant cultural history of South Africa in the Cape Town museums amid your visit to the magnificent city.
1. District Six Museum
While you visit Cape Town a visit to the 'District Six Museum' is an absolute necessity! District Six Museum is amid the museums in Cape Town city center that captivates tourist's attention with displays and exhibitions on one of the pathetic and dark stages of South Africa. The museum helps the visitors to explore how the politically-sanctioned racial segregation and Group Areas Act destroyed a community and also find out about the general population who were once occupants of District Six. 60 000 people were compelled to leave their homes in District Six and today the exhibition hall serves to keep the recollections of those individuals.
The collections at the exhibition hall enable the guests to get looks of the lives of the ex-occupants of District Six. The photos and different protests likewise follow the historical backdrop of the place. The floor of the exhibition hall displays a guide of the region with manually written names from previous inhabitants demonstrating the area of their homes. Huge numbers of the staffs of the 'District Six Museum' are previous occupants of the territory who have sad stories of past.
Location- Buitenkant Street, Cape Town Central, South Africa
Timing- Mon-Sat 9 AM – 4 PM
Entry Fees- Adults: R45/ Person (self-guided visits); R60 Per Person with guide
For Students: R5 Per Person (SA & African); R15 Per Person (International);
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2. Robben Island Museum
Robben Island Museum is amid the top destination in Cape Town and a 'UNESCO World Heritage' site. Located the west of Cape Town, 'Robben Island' is globally known as the place where the Nelson Mandela, Nobel Laureate and first president of South Africa, served his sentence for 18 years out of 27 years as a political prisoner. A voyage through the Robben Island Museum incorporates a visit to the jail where hoodlums were held hostage, including Madiba's cell. The jail visit is generally directed by an ex-detainee who relates stories from his own understanding, surprising and excellent bits of learning into the island's history.
Guests can see the psychological healing center, army installation and exile colony with a transport outing around the island. They can then explore Murray's harbor with its lighthouse, a colony of penguins and seal along with the nearby Moturu Kramat shrine.
Location- V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
Timing- Monday – Sunday:7 am – 5 pm; Closed on the 1st May
Entry Fees- Adult: R300. Children: R160
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3. Irma Stern Museum
To sooth your art-loving soul you can visit the Irma Stern Museum in Cape Town. Established in the year 1971, this Cape Town Museum is one of the most visited places in Cape Town. The residence of the renowned South African artist in Cape Town was converted into a museum. It aims to endorse an understanding and obligation of the life, work of Irma Stern, a major South African artist. Several rooms of the artist have literally been left untouched and are still furnished the same way she used to arrange them. The museum has a collection of the artist's work as well as her personal assemblage of old furniture and African art.
Besides, here is a gallery which is used by modern-day South African artists. The themes of her creations include portraits, exotic figures, lush sceneries and still life in various forms as watercolors, oil, gouache, and charcoal. Her art includes traditional African elements and is largely influenced by 'German Expressionism'. Regular demonstrations are arranged in the museum's commercial colonnade.
Location- 25 Cecil Rd, Rosebank, Cape Town, 7700, South Africa
Timing- Tuesday-Friday: 10 am – 05 pm; Saturday- 10 am – 02 pm; Sunday and Monday- Closed
Entry Fees- R 10
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4. South African Jewish Museum
The 'South African Jewish Museum' is another prevalent exhibition hall in the Cape Town which pulls in numerous tourists. This museum in Cape Town encompasses a bold architecture. It has intuitive mixed media shows with the records intriguing of South African Jewish history. One element of the historical center is a drawbridge which associates the Old Synagogue to the new working of the exhibition hall.
It symbolizes a ship's path down which numerous workers may have strolled on achieving the South African shores. Another fascination is a model of a 'Lithuanian Jewish' town known as a "shtetl". The 'Albow Center' additionally houses the 'South African Jewish Museum' Shop, 'Jacob Gitlin Library', 'Café Riteve' and the sole 'Holocaust Center' in Cape Town. The historical center shows Jewish accumulations of uncommon Judaica ancient rarities, works by 'Irma Stern', 'Marc Chagall Hadassah' and chose works of William Kentridge. As an additional fascination, the gallery is home to one of the world's best accumulations of Netsuke, Japanese miniature craftsmanship. South African Jewish Museum is a tribute to the Jewish community through antiquities and presentations archiving Judaism and Jewish life in South Africa.
Location: 88 Hatfield Street Gardens, Cape Town Central 8001, South Africa
Timing: Sunday- Thursday:10 am to 05 pm, Friday: 10 AM – 02 PM, Closed on Saturdays and Jewish Holidays
Adults R65.00
SA Pensioners R35.00
Students (Under 12 years) FREE
Students (Over 12 years) R35.00
Audio Guides R20.00
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5. Cape Town Diamond Museum
Cape Town Diamond Museum is a place that you should keep your bucket list while visiting the city. Situated at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town Diamond Museum is the place you can find out about the precious gemstone industry, the historical backdrop of the jewels and jewels in South Africa. This non-benefit association. The gallery is concentrated on crafting appreciation for this precious stones and thankfulness for the diamond industry. Guided visits are led by Shimansky, the proprietor.
Tourists can get to know about the system of how a formation laid in the crust of the globe turns into an ideal artful culmination in the Cape Town Diamond Museum. Visitors can Witness the process of Diamond Cutting and Polishing before they swing up to be stunning wonders in the Jewellery Manufacturing Factory. The museums also offer to the visitors to see historical artifacts, mining gear, famous diamond replicas, specimens of natural kimberlite.
Location- Level 1, The Clock Tower, Waterfront, Cape Town
Timing- Monday-Sunday:09 am – 09 pm
Entry Fees- R100 per person
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6. Iziko South African Museum
'Iziko South African Museum' was established in 1825. The country's oldest gallery has taken in presentations of more than 1.5 million specimens that are accrued over almost 200 years including antique relics and stone tools, rock and meteorite samples. The museum is also referred to as the city's 'Museum Mile.' Iziko South African Museum shows archaeological accumulations from the Khoi-San and the fossils of early human precursors; a noteworthy sea life science gathering; dinosaur dioramas and an actual existence measure show of African dinosaur fossils.
Location- 25 Queen Victoria St, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa
Timing- Monday- Sunday; 9 AM – 7 PM
Entry Fees- Adults R30; 6-18 years R15
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So Make sure to go for a visit to the museums in Cape town when you are on a holiday in South Africa. Experience, find and learn at the famous Cape Town Museums. Book the accommodation ahead of time to stay away from chaos and plan a customized trip with TravelTriangle.
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Gabriel Oscar Moyano Agüero (28 de julio de 1992; Godoy Cruz, Argentina) es un futbolista argentino. Juega de mediocampista en Boca del Bermejo de Mendoza

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Pilar Milagros Rojo Noguera (La Coruña, España, 23 de febrero de 1960), es una política española, militante del Partido Popular de Galicia. Fue presidenta del Parlamento de Galicia de 2009 a 2016. Actualmente es senadora en las Cortes Generales.

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Pilar Rojo es licenciada en Arquitectura por la Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de La Coruña y está especializada en edificación y urbanismo.

Cuenta con los diplomas de directiva de la Junta de Galicia y el diploma de Alta Dirección del Instituto Nacional de Administración Pública.

Hasta 1988 trabajó, como profesional liberal, en los campos de la arquitectura y del urbanismo.
Ese año inpresó por oposición como funcionaria de carrera en el Cuerpo de Arquitectos de Hacienda Pública. Entre 1989 y 1990 desarrolló su actividad como arquitecta de Hacienda Pública en Palma de Mallorca.

De 1990 a 1996 ejerció como arquitecta de Hacienda Pública en la Delegación Provincial de Economía y Hacienda en Pontevedra.

Fue miembro electo del claustro constituyente de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, en representación de los alumnos de doctorado (1986-1988); vocal del Jurado Provincial de Expropiación Forzosa de Pontevedra (1990-1996); vocal del Consejo Territorial de Propiedad Inmobiliaria Urbana de Baleares (1989-1990) y de Pontevedra (1990-1996). En noviembre de 1996 fue nombrada delegada provincial de la Consejería de Cultura y Comunicación Social de la Junta de Galicia en Pontevedra, cargo que ocupó hasta finales de 2001.

En el año 2001 (VI Legislatura) fue elegida diputada del PPdeG por Pontevedra en el Parlamento de Galicia, cargo para el que fue reelegida en las VII, VIII y IX legislaturas.

El 20 de enero de 2003 fue nombrada consejera de Familia, Juventud, Deporte y Voluntariado de la Junta de Galicia, cargo que desempeñó hasta las elecciones autonómicas de 2005.

Como parlamentaria, en la VI legislatura, desempeñó las funciones de presidenta de la Comisión de Educación y Cultura, vicepresidenta de la Comisión de Ordenación del Territorio y Medio Ambiente y portavoz de Asuntos Europeos.

En la VII Legislatura fue portavoz adjunta del Grupo Parlamentario Popular, así como portavoz de Vivienda y de Urbanismo. En dicha legislatura fue miembro de la Comisión de Estudio de la Reforma del Estatuto de Autonomía de Galicia y formó parte de las comisiones de Ordenación Territorial, Obras Públicas, Medio Ambiente y Servicios; y de la de Educación y Cultura.

El 1 de abril de 2009 fue elegida presidenta del Parlamento de Galicia (VIII Legislatura)

En marzo de 2010 resultó elegida presidenta de la Conferencia de Presidentes de Parlamentos Autonómicos de España (COPREPA) durante un periodo de un año.

Pilar Rojo Noguera forma parte del Comité Ejecutivo Nacional del Partido Popular y es miembro del Comité Ejecutivo Regional, de la Junta Directiva Regional y del Comité de Dirección del mismo partido, siendo secretaria ejecutiva de Política Social, Bienestar y Juventud.

Es miembro del Comité Ejecutivo Provincial y del Comité Ejecutivo Local de Pontevedra.

El 16 de noviembre de 2012 fue reelegida presidenta del Parlamento de Galicia (IX Legislatura)

En octubre de 2013 fue elegida presidenta de la Conferencia de Asambleas Legislativas Regionales de Europa (CALRE).

Renunció a la Presidencia del Parlamento de Galicia el 12 de enero de 2016 para incorporarse al Congreso de los Diputados, después de las elecciones generales celebradas en 20 de diciembre de 2015, en las que resultó elegida diputada del Partido Popular por Pontevedra.
En las elecciones del 26 de junio de 2016 revalidó su escaño en el Congreso por la Provincia de Pontevedra , el 21 de noviembre de 2016 se postula a presidir la Comisión de exteriores del Congreso .

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Políticos del Partido Popular
Presidentes del Parlamento de Galicia
Diputados por la provincia de Pontevedra
Diputados de la XI Legislatura de España
Diputados de la XII Legislatura de España
Diputados de la VI Legislatura del Parlamento de Galicia
Diputados de la VII Legislatura del Parlamento de Galicia
Diputados de la VIII Legislatura del Parlamento de Galicia
Diputados de la IX Legislatura del Parlamento de Galicia
Presidentes de la Comisión de Asuntos Exteriores (Congreso de los Diputados)
Senadores por la provincia de Pontevedra
Senadores de la XIV Legislatura de España
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Kinder Morgan, Terasen combine to create a North American energy leader
US$5.6 billion deal also makes it the largest private sector provider of water and wastewater infrastructure and services in Western Canada, operating 90 systems in over 50 communities...
Aug 2nd, 2005
HOUSTON & VANCOUVER, Canada, Aug. 2, 2005 (PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Kinder Morgan Inc. and Terasen Inc. yesterday announced a definitive agreement whereby KMI will acquire all of the outstanding shares of Terasen in a transaction that will create a leading North American energy transportation and distribution company. The total purchase price, including the assumption of debt, is about US$5.6 billion, or CDN $6.9 billion.
As described in detail below, the prorated value of the offer is CDN $35.91 per Terasen share based on KMI's share price and CDN$/US$ exchange rates as of July 29, representing a premium of about 20% over the 20 day average closing price of Terasen common shares for the period ending July 29. Under the transaction, Terasen shareholders will be able to elect, for each Terasen share held, either (i) CDN $35.75 in cash, (ii) 0.3331 shares of KMI common stock, or (iii) CDN $23.25 in cash plus 0.1165 shares of KMI common stock. All elections will be subject to proration in the event total cash elections exceed about 65% of the total consideration to be paid or total stock elections exceed about 35%.
The transaction has been unanimously approved by each company's board of directors, and by a special committee of independent directors created by the Terasen board to oversee this process. This transaction will require Terasen shareholder approval prior to closing, which is expected by year-end 2005. The transaction is also subject to customary regulatory approvals.
The combined company will have about 40,000 miles of natural gas and petroleum transportation pipelines, more than 1.1 million natural gas distribution customers, about 150 terminals and an enterprise value of more than US$19 billion. Including KMI affiliate Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P., of which KMI is the general partner, the enterprise value of the total combined companies will be about US$35 billion.
"This transaction will combine two strong entities to create a premier energy company in North America with a bright future," said Kinder Morgan Chairman and CEO Richard D. Kinder. "It is a win-win transaction for both entities that is expected to produce immediate shareholder value through strong earnings and cash flow accretion, as well as provide exciting future growth opportunities. For Kinder Morgan, the merger will dramatically broaden our footprint into Canada. Terasen has two core businesses -- a low-risk, large regulated natural gas distribution company in British Columbia that produces stable cash flow, and a strategically located refined products and crude oil transportation pipeline business that offers tremendous growth potential. Terasen's pipelines are well-positioned to transport growing production from the Alberta oilsands, which is expected to become an increasingly important supply source to North America and Asia. There is a definite need for additional pipeline infrastructure from the Alberta oilsands, and we have a great opportunity to use the capital strength of the combined company -- along with our expertise in building and operating pipelines -- to increase capacity on Terasen's existing pipeline system and help meet the growing demand of an oil-starved world."
Canadian oilsands production is projected to double from current levels to about 2 million barrels of crude oil per day between 2010 and 2012. According to the National Energy Board, Canada's recoverable oilsands reserves are the largest in the world. They currently account for about 37% of all Canadian oil production, and are expected to comprise as much as 67% of the country's oil production by 2015.
"Terasen also has a strong position in owning and operating water utilities, supplying materials and services for water and wastewater operations, and providing metering and other utility services in Canada and the United States. These markets offer significant potential for growth, as Terasen has laid an excellent foundation," Kinder said.
The transaction is expected to be about 6-8% accretive for KMI shareholders on a pro forma basis to recurring earnings per share in 2006, which is expected to be the first year of combined operations. For 2006, recurring earnings per share are expected to be about US$5.00, and cash flow is expected to be almost US$800 million. (Cash flow is defined as pre-tax income before DD&A, less cash paid for income taxes and sustaining capital expenditures -- see the discussion following.) The annual KMI dividend is expected to be at least US$3.50 per share in 2006, up from its current rate of US$3 per share. The strengths of and prospects for the combined company are such that it expects to continue to grow earnings per share and the dividend at about 10% annually without any acquisitions at KMI or KMP.
Terasen President and CEO John Reid said the planned combination is a great opportunity for Terasen and its shareholders. "This transaction creates significant immediate and long-term value for our shareholders and gives us the scale, resources and access to capital we need to accelerate our business strategy and lead the development of world-class infrastructure across Western Canada. The offer represents a significant premium to our recent share price at a time when Terasen is trading at all-time highs, and gives Terasen shareholders the opportunity to participate in the ongoing success of the combined company. Kinder Morgan is one of the largest and most respected energy transportation and storage companies in the United States, is the market leader in most of its businesses and has produced outstanding returns for its shareholders. We are very pleased to become a significant part of a much larger and stronger enterprise, and believe this transaction will produce long-term benefits for both our retail and wholesale customers, and expand opportunities for our employees."
The combined entity will have about 9,000 employees and will feature:
* The largest independent owner/operator of products pipelines in the United States and a leader in the petroleum transportation industry in Canada with almost 13,000 miles of pipelines that transport about 2.7 million barrels per day of refined petroleum products and crude oil.
* The largest natural gas distribution company in British Columbia, with about 875,000 meters, and over 1.1 million retail meters company wide.
* The second largest owner/operator of natural gas pipelines and storage assets in the United States, transporting up to 14.2 billion cubic feet (Bcf) per day through about 25,000 miles of pipelines and 384 Bcf of working gas storage capacity.
* The largest independent owner/operator of terminals in the United States, handling over 80 million tons of coal and other dry-bulk materials annually and having a liquids storage capacity of about 72 million barrels for refined petroleum products, crude oil and chemicals.
* The largest marketer/transporter of carbon dioxide (CO2) for enhanced oil recovery projects in the United States, transporting over 1 Bcf of CO2 per day through 1,100 miles of pipeline, and the second largest oil producer in Texas.
* The largest private sector provider of water and wastewater infrastructure and services in Western Canada, operating 90 systems in over 50 communities.
Kinder noted the combined company will be committed to returning cash to shareholders in an economic and tax-efficient manner, while at the same time maintaining a strong balance sheet and investing in additional energy infrastructure. Upon closing, the total debt-to-capital ratio of the combined entity is expected to be about 56%, and Kinder said he expects the combined company will maintain its BBB credit rating.
"Terasen's assets are a great fit with our long-standing strategy of owning and operating predominantly stable, regulated, fee-based businesses in growing markets," Kinder said. "We have a proven track record of merging companies, operating assets efficiently and growing existing assets through expansions."
Once the transaction is completed, Kinder will remain chairman and CEO of the combined entity, which will be known as Kinder Morgan, Inc., with corporate headquarters in Houston, Texas. Terasen's natural gas distribution operations, along with its water and utility services business, will remain headquartered in Greater Vancouver and its pipeline operations office will remain based in Calgary. Terasen Gas, Terasen's natural gas distribution company, will continue to operate under the Terasen name.
The transaction will be completed as a plan of arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia) and will require the approval of 75% of Terasen shareholders who vote at a special meeting, which will be held on or before Oct. 31. The board of directors of Terasen is unanimously recommending that Terasen shareholders vote in favor of the transaction. Terasen has agreed not to solicit competing transactions and to pay a termination fee of CDN $75 million to KMI under certain circumstances.
UBS Investment Bank acted as exclusive financial advisor to KMI and RBC Capital Markets acted as exclusive financial advisor and provided a fairness opinion to Terasen.
Terasen (www.terasen.com), based in Vancouver, Canada, is a leading provider of energy and utility services. Through Terasen Gas and Terasen Gas (Vancouver Island), the company distributes natural gas to about 875,000 customers, representing more than 95% of natural gas consumers in British Columbia. Through Terasen Pipelines, the company provides petroleum transportation services from the Athabasca oilsands to Edmonton, and from Alberta to British Columbia, Washington State, the U.S. Rocky Mountain region and the U.S. Midwest.
Kinder Morgan Inc. (www.kindermorgan.com) is one of the largest energy transportation and storage companies in America, operating more than 35,000 miles of natural gas and products pipelines and about 145 terminals. KMI owns the general partner interest of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P., one of the largest publicly traded pipeline limited partnerships in the United States. Combined, KMI and KMP have an enterprise value of almost $30 billion.
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A dental implant consists of 3 parts: the Implant, Abutment, and Crown. The implant itself is a small titanium post that is placed into bone in area(s) of missing teeth. Once the implant is placed in the bone it needs to heal. During healing, bone surrounds and attaches to the titanium post recreating a stable structure where a crown will be attached. The abutment is the transition between the implant and the crown. Most abutments are screwed into the implant and provide a surface for the final crown to be cemented on to. Finally, the crown (cap) is the tooth portion of the implant system that will be visible in the mouth.
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When a patient suffers from the loss of a tooth or several teeth, the placement of dental implants creates a new smile as strong as nature's original work.


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El Sistema USA is committed to supporting existing El Sistema-inspired programs across the United States, as well as nurturing new programs in communities that would benefit from them.
Becoming a Member of El Sistema USA means joining the National movement of #MusicForSocialChange by working together with like-minded programs across the country. By working together we can learn from each other, support each other, promote each other, and encourage the development of new El Sistema-inspired programs in communities that need them. We can garner greater attention from the press, leverage our numbers, and consolidate efforts so that we each have a greater voice and greater social impact.
We, as a membership organization, promise to ensure that you receive a great deal of value for your membership!
Join El Sistema-inspired organizations from across the country for the 2019 El Sistema USA National Symposium, "360 Degrees of Excellence", Wednesday January 30 – Thursday January 31 in Detroit, MI. The 2019 symposium will offer a chance to learn, to network, and to grow as an El Sistema USA educator, administrator, or parent. Featuring presentations and interactive breakout sessions designed by ESUSA members, participants will have a chance to follow tracks personalized for varying interests.
This year, in partnership with the Sphinx Organization, ESUSA Symposium Attendees will have the chance to attend Sphinx Connect 2019 (January 31 – February 2) for FREE!
ESUSA offers a monthly webinar series, free-of-charge to members, led by experts in their fields to support the professional development of teachers, administrators, board members, volunteers and students in the El Sistema movement.
ESUSA supports regional gatherings quarterly, which will rotate bi-annually through the West/Northwest, Midwest, South, Southeast and Northeast United States. These workshops and "seminarios" support member organizations and celebrate the unique attributes of El Sistema programs, providing professional development and performance opportunities unique to each workshop, all with the goal of supporting members' program growth and sustainability through organizational development.
ESUSA has identified national partners who align with El Sistema inspired values, including the Creative Youth Development Movement (supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council and Americans for the Arts), National Guild for Community Arts Education, the League of American Orchestras, the Sphinx Organization, the Creative Youth Development Movement and Americans for the Arts, the NYO2 program at Carnegie Hall, the LA Phil's "Take a Stand Festival" and the National Arts Education Partnership, among others. We participate in national advocacy conversations supporting the importance of music education as a core subject in our public-school system, and the positive impact the arts and culture has on communities. Future plans for ESUSA include the development of simple local advocacy tools for members, and talking points connecting local organizations to the national music education movement.
ESUSA has future plans to support small grants for travel and technical assistance to our members to facilitate their professional development and support performance opportunities, and to help develop mechanisms to share repertoire, share resources, as well as provide fundraising education and recognition of excellence among member programs.
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Gerry Quigley & The Shinkickers will do another long-awaited Rory special feature at Ziggys Rock & Blues Bar Cork on Sat Nov 22nd.
and again at Crane Lane Theatre on Sun Nov 23rd in memory of Rory's christmas gigs as Gerry knows so well he went to every gig in Dublin.
When he was learning to play guitar as a youngster Gerry would listen for hours as he analysed the sound and techniques on every single Rory song. Gerry really does know Rory's music inside out and no matter what song Gerry is playing, he uses the same guitar as the original artist so you are guaranteed of not only the authentic feel but also the authentic tone and sound. You will see Gerry play his ecclectic collection of at least 6 guitars, including his Gibson Les Paul, of course a Strat, Dobro slide, Telecaster, Gibson 135, a mandolin, and a unique double-neck mandola/bouzouki played like you've never heard before!
Not a tribute band, Gerry writes some awesome originals too which they will be playing on the night with some awesome classic blues/rock in the mix. But the night will focus on Rory's music, Rory fans you will be in for a real treat!
When Gerry was living in Australia for 30 years, Dublin born and raised Gerry Quigley loved Rory's music so much that he named the band after a Rory song when he formed The Shinkickers 23 years ago in Australia, which was actually 4 years before Rory died. He's always played a few Rory tunes at every single Shinkickers show for the past 23 years and also made sure all his guitar students learned Rory Gallagher's music. Gerry brought Rory Gallagher to Perth and Western Australia through The Shinkickers and his guitar teaching.
Now based in Cork, Gerry has formed the Irish lineup of his long-running band with 4 other Cork musicians including 2 who have also been with the band in Australia at various times and are also now based in Cork.
This Shinkickers special feature weekend of blues/rock will include many of your favourite Rory classics along with Gerry's own awesome original blues and classic blues/rock.
You would think it really was Rory up there playing"
are all comment's the band has heard recently since they've been amazing the crowds at their Cork gigs.
Gerry was taught how to play guitar by Eric Bell when he was 14 years old. Eric didn't usually teach guitar lessons but Gerry's older brother talked his friend Eric into giving Gerry a few guitar lessons to get him started. Gerry remembers the valuable skills and advice which Eric taught him which no doubt set him on the way to become a guitar legend in his own right. You might remember Gerry from his 70's Dublin heavy rock band Raw Deal with fellow guitarist Gerry Hendrix.
For Rory fans its definitely worth the trip to Cork City for this weekend of Rory and Gerry Quigley magic and madness with two amazing shows!
a good selection of photos taken in and around Cork City by Ireland's pioneering rock photographer of the 70's Liam Quigley along with a great selection of memorabilia.
Crane Lane Theatre is Corks' award-winning live music venue (IMRO awards 2013) with live music 7 nights a week and like the show at Ziggy's also promises to be an amazing show you'll be talking about for a long time.


DURING the last few Sundays we have been considering the sufferings of our Lord Jesus Christ. We followed Him through the agony of the garden, the sorrows of the betrayal, the weariness and slander of His various trials, the shame and mockery of the soldiery, and the sorrows of His Cross-bearing progress along the streets of the city. It seems fit this morning to make a pause, that we may take a breath in this, our pilgrimage of sorrow, and be comforted by a view of the land of Glory to which the thorny pathway leads.
A festive occasion like the present may have unfitted your minds for deep contemplations upon the Passion, and it may be more congenial with our present mood of gladness, to meditate upon the Glory which followed the shame. The same Person will be before our eyes, but we shall view Him in a brighter light. We shall see the silver lining of the black cloud of anguish, the rich pearls hidden in the stormy deep of His sufferings, and the days of Heaven which were conceived in the womb of the black night of His agony. The Man of Sorrows is the Fountain of all joy to others, and is the possessor of all the joys of Heaven and earth by virtue of His triumphs.
He has experienced joys in proportion to His sorrows. As He once waded through deep waters of grief, He has now climbed to the highest mountains of happiness. For the joy that was set before Him, He endured the Cross, despising the shame. And now, having sat down at his Father's right hand, He enjoys pleasures forevermore. We have seen our David crossing the brook Kedron weeping as He went. Shall we not gaze upon Him as He dances for joy before the ark? We saw Him crowned with thorns–shall we not go forth to meet Him, and behold Him with the crown which His mother crowned Him in the day of His espousals, and in the day of the gladness of His heart?
Come, my Brothers and Sisters, let us ponder that part of OUR SAVIOR'S JOY WHICH IS GIVEN HIM BY HIS FATHER.
To a degree the Redeemer possessed this joy even while He was here on earth. We are not sure that the early life of the Savior was full of sorrow. As He grew in wisdom and in stature, He also grew in favor both with God and man. And favor with God and man would probably give the youthful Jesus an unusual degree of holy happiness. When He entered upon His public ministry, sorrows in troops beset Him, so that the countenance once fairer than the children of men, became more marred than that of any man. At the age of thirty-two or thirty-three He was taken to be near fifty, from the effect of labor, hardship and woe.
Yet, even in the days of His affliction, the Great Mourner was not utterly wretched. Even amid the wormwood and the gall there were drops of joy. When, in His Baptism, the heavens were opened, and the Spirit descended, did that Divine Dove bring no peace, no comfort upon His wings? When the Father bore witness, "This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased," did those approving words from the opening heavens afford no satisfaction to the mind of the obedient Son?
Brethren, the perfect nature of our Redeemer could not but rejoice exceedingly in the smile of the Father, and the descent of the Holy Spirit. When in the wilderness, after the forty days of fasting and of temptation, the angels ministered unto Him–did they bring Him no celestial joys, no consolations of God? Did He know no secret joys upon the mountaintops, where He communed with God at midnight? Was it no delight to Him to utter sweet invitations and loving words of mercy? Surely those lips were blessed which poured forth benedictions, and there must have been some comfort in the hands which bound up the broken-hearted and opened the prisons of the captives.
We read that Jesus rejoiced in spirit, and said, "Father, I thank You, that You have hid these things from the wise and prudent and have revealed them unto babes. Even so, Father, for so it seemed good in Your sight." The doctrine of electing love stirred the deeps of His great soul, and made the floods clap their hands. "The King shall joy in Your strength, O Lord. And in Your salvation how greatly shall He rejoice." Do you think, Brothers and Sisters, our Savior lived in this world, doing so much good, without receiving some joy in His acts of mercy? To teach, to labor, and to make men holy, must give joy to a benevolent mind. It could not be otherwise than pleasant to a good man to do good.
If God delights in mercy, surely His express image must do the same. To restore the dead to their sorrowing relations, was this no satisfaction? Did the widow's grateful eyes in the gates of Nain kindle no flashes of joy in His heart? Did the thankfulness of Mary, and Martha inspire no comfort in the Life giver? Do you think that it was not gladsome work to feed the famishing multitudes? Who could look upon the feasting thousands without rejoicing? To heal the leper, to restore the lame, to give eyes to the blind, and ears to the deaf–who could do all this, and not be happy in distributing the gifts?
Surely, Brothers and Sisters, there were some hosannas in Jesus' ears, and though He could always hear the cry of, "Crucify Him! Crucify Him!" yet He must have felt the wondrous joy of doing good, which is one of the delights entailed on all self-sacrificing lovers of others.
Think, Beloved, of His Character, and surely He must have known the joy of being good. For there is a deep gladness in holiness, a blessed peacefulness in righteousness. The holiness of angels is their happiness, and although to a large degree the Savior laid His peace aside, yet there is a rest of soul from which virtue cannot separate. Distractions of conscience He never knew. Disturbances of mind on account of sin He did not feel on His own account, although as our Substitute He was made sin for us. He suffered.
Mark, I am not for a moment detracting from His sufferings–high mountains of grief I see. The eagle's wing cannot reach their summit, nor foot of angel climb their brows. But lo, I see leaping streams of pleasure running down the rugged steeps, and amid the hollows of the desolate hills I gaze upon deep lakes of joy unfathomable by mortals.
He saw with prescient eyes through the thick darkness which enveloped the Cross, the rising of the bright sun of Heaven's eternal noon. He saw, when He hung upon the Cross, not only the mocking eyes of multitudes of enemies, but the loving eyes of millions of souls whom He should redeem from Hell. He heard not only the shouts of the ribald mob, but the songs of blood-redeemed spirits. When He saw the lions and heard them roar, was it not a comfort to the Shepherd that He had kept the sheep, and none of them had perished? Indeed, my Brothers and Sisters, there is more than enough evidence to prove that a rich anointing of gladness rested on the head of the Man of Sorrows.
Still, dear Friends, this may be viewed by some as a moot point. We allow that there is room for differences of opinion, but not so as to the great joy which Christ obtained after He had endured the Cross, despising the shame. Let us enter into the secret joys of our Beloved. Consider, my Brothers and Sisters, the work accomplished. Christ has borne the wrath of God. God is reconciled to His people. Death has been destroyed–Christ is risen from the dead. The dragon's head has been broken, the powers of sin have been subdued.
Our Lord ascends to Heaven with a shout, with the trump of the archangel. The glorified spirits accord Him a triumphal entry. "Lift up your heads, O you gates, and be you lifted up, you everlasting doors, that the King of Glory may come in!" He sits down upon His Throne at His Father's right hand, and then it is that He is anointed with the oil of gladness above His fellows.
I should not have failed to remark that, as God, our Redeemer always possessed fullness of joy and pleasures forevermore. We are speaking of Him in His complex Person as Man and God, and in His official role as Mediator–it is His delight in this capacity which we now consider. The joy of the risen Mediator laid, first of all, in this–that He had now accomplished a work which He had meditated upon from all eternity.
His heart had not only meditated, but had been mightily set upon His work. He had bound His people's names upon His breast. He had engraved them upon the palms of His hands. His ears were bored, for He intended to serve even until death. What if I say that, from before all worlds, He thirsted and panted that He might do His Father's will, and redeem His people from their ruin? Now, Brothers and Sisters, that desire which had been in Him like coals of juniper, unquenchable, is now fulfilled to the uttermost–how can He be otherwise than anointed with the oil of gladness above His fellows, since none other ever purposed so firmly or succeeded so perfectly?
Consider, too, how great the pains which He endured, and we must believe the joy to be commensurate with the pain in the accomplishing of His great life-purpose. He descended to the Cross of deepest woe. Have I not tried to paint in my poor way the mysterious agonies of our blessed Savior? But I feel that I have failed. Now when all this had been suffered, what joy to look back upon it! Never day so bright as that which follows black darkness. Never calm so sweet as that which succeeds hurricane and tempest. Never native place so delightful as to the long exiled pilgrim. So deep the sorrow, so high the joy–so unspeakable the grief, so unutterable the bliss!
Remember, beloved Brothers and Sisters, the enemies He had overcome, and you will not marvel that His joy was matchless. Had He not defeated Death–grim tyrant–vanquisher of all mankind? Had He not broken the head of the old serpent, who in his crushing coils had bound and pressed a universe of souls? Did He not defeat in battle all the fiends in Hell? Was not evil forever dethroned? Did not goodness sit upon a glorious high throne? Was not virtue exalted to the highest Heaven, and sin cast down to the lowest Hell in that day of the judgment of this world, when the Prince of Darkness was cast out?
"Behold," He might have said, "I see Satan falling like lightning from Heaven. The dragon bound with a great chain. Lo, Hell's gates are shut upon the saints, the grave is rifled of its spoils, Heaven is crowded with the saved, and earth purified from sin." O Jesus, You mighty conqueror! Your glorious victories must surely give to You, as they do to us, a blessed anointing with the oil of gladness!
We pause a moment, having tried to dwell upon the joy, to notice the cause of it. "You love righteousness, and hate wickedness, therefore God has anointed You." It seems, then, that the first cause why Jesus Christ has received fullness of joy lies in His having loved righteousness. This He did necessarily because of the spotless purity of His Nature. This He did practically in the hallowed sincerity and integrity of His life. Of whom could it be said so truly as of our Lord, that the Law of God was in His heart? How abundantly did He prove His love to righteousness, by vindicating it in His death, fulfilling in His own Person all the sentence of Divine wrath, and taking upon Himself all the curses which fell upon offenders!
You cannot suppose righteousness to be more clearly manifested than in the living works of Jesus, nor more completely avenged than in His dying throes. How sovereign is that righteousness to which even the Son of God bowed His head and gave up the ghost? The world deluged with water, the plains of Sodom smoking with brimstone, the land of Egypt vexed with plagues–all these terrible things in righteousness manifest the justice of God–but none of them so solemnly as the voluntary sacrifice of Jesus. Our Beloved loved righteousness, indeed, when He emptied out all His heart that He might make us righteous.
Moreover, as in His life and death we see that He loved righteousness, we discern it, too, in the constant effect of His work. His Gospel makes men righteous. Does it not give them a legal righteousness by imputation, a real righteousness by infusion, a righteousness which covers them with fine linen without, and makes them all glorious within? The spirit of the Gospel which we preach is to magnify that which is pure, and lovely, and of good repute. Wherever the Lord Jesus displays His gracious power, sins yield the throne, purity wins the scepter, Divine Grace reigns through righteousness unto eternal life through the perfect Sacrifice–the living power of Jesus.
He hated wickedness so much that He bled that He might wound it to the heart. He died that it might die–He was buried that He might bury it in His tomb. And He rose that He might forever trample it beneath His feet. Christ is in the Gospel, my Brothers and Sisters, and you all know how utterly that Gospel is opposed to wickedness in every shape. No matter how wickedness may array itself in fair garments, and imitate the language of holiness–the precepts of Jesus, like His famous scourge of small cords–chase wickedness out of the Temple, and will not let it have peaceful lodging in the Church.
So too, in the heart where Jesus reigns, what war there is between Christ and Belial! And when our Redeemer shall come to be our Judge, in those thundering words, "Depart, you cursed," which are, indeed, but a prolongation of His life-teaching concerning sin, then shall it be seen, I say, that He hated wickedness. As warm as is His love to sinners, so hot is His hatred of sin. As perfect as is the righteousness which He completed, so perfect shall be the destruction of every form of wickedness. Oh You glorious champion of right, and destroyer of wrong, for this cause has God, even Your God, anointed You with the oil of gladness above Your fellows!
But, Beloved, we must dwell for one moment upon another thought supplied by the text, the character of this joy is hinted at by way of comparison–"God, even Your God, has anointed You with the oil of gladness above Your fellows." And who are His fellows? Suppose His fellows to be the kings and princes of this world, for the Psalm is descriptive of Christ in His royalty? Well, is He not anointed with gladness above them all? Kings rejoice in their dominions, their extent and population–our King looks from shore to shore, and from the river even to the ends of the earth–and of His dominion there is no end.
Princes delight in the fame and honor which their office and deeds may bring them. But before the Lord Jesus Christ, the fame of monarchs dwindles into nothing. His name shall endure forever–throughout all generations the people shall praise Him. Monarchs delight in the riches and treasure which their dominions yield. Christ receives a wealth of love and homage from His people, before which the riches of Croesus become poverty itself. "The daughter of Tyre shall be there with a gift. Even the rich among the people shall entreat Your favor." Kings are accustomed to rejoice in the victories they have achieved. He that comes from Edom, with dyed garments from Bozrah, traveling in the greatness of His strength, has more joy than they.
They boast the sureness of their throne, but, "Your throne, O God, is forever and ever." The inward thought of some kings may be that they are invincible in power, and that their will is law. But at the name of Jesus every knee shall bow, and His enemies shall become as the fat of rams. Into smoke shall they consume, yes, into smoke shall they consume away. Good kings rejoice in the beneficence of their rule, and the happiness of their subjects. Our King may surely glory in the favors which He has scattered from His scepter. But time would fail us if we were to complete the contrast here. Kings of the earth, you may take off your crowns and remain uncrowned in the presence of King Jesus, for on His head are many crowns. O you lords and mighty men, you may lay down your dignities and honors, for you are unhonored and undignified in the presence of Him who is above His fellows!
My Brothers and Sisters, where shall His fellows be found? Search among the wise, and who shall match the gladness of incarnate wisdom, for man's wisdom brings sorrow. Go and travel among the famous, and who shall be compared with His illustrious name? Where else is there a name so full of joy? Search out the mighty, who has an arm like His? Go and search among the good and excellent, who have blessed their kind by philanthropy–who among them is so anointed as the Man of Nazareth?
As the apple tree among the trees of the wood, so is my Beloved among the sons. Standing as high above all the rest of men as the heavens are above the earth! He is, indeed, anointed with the oil of gladness above His fellows. I find that some interpreters read it–"The oil of gladness for His fellows." The rendering is probably incorrect, but it bears a very truthful, sweet, and comfortable thought in it. If the saints are His fellows and He is not ashamed to call them Brothers and Sisters, then the oil of gladness was first poured on His head that it might descend even to the skirts of His garments, and that all the saints might be made partakers of His joy.
We have said enough, we think, on this first point–here is the material for much meditation. Search, my Brothers and Sisters, and learn how the Lord, even our God, has glorified His Son Jesus.
In His people, as the objects of His choice, He finds satisfaction. It is true there is nothing in them naturally. They are by nature heirs of wrath, even as others. But having set His love upon them, having determined to make them His people, He delight in us. Now, doubtless, that we are His workmanship, He takes a delight in the works of His own hands. But when we were like broken potsherds, thrown away upon the dunghill of the Fall, if He saw anything in us it must have been in His own eyes.
But, dear Friends, as men always take a deep interest in that which has cost them dearly, so since that triumphant day when Jesus stretched out His hands upon the tree, and paid the price for His people, He has found an infinite solace and delight in them. He sees in every Believer's face a memento of His groans. He looks into the eyes of every penitent and sees His own tears there. He hears the cry of every mourner, and there hears His own groans over again. He beholds the reward of His soul's travail in every regenerate heart, and therefore, as the purchase of His blood, we make Him glad.
Again, as His workmanship, as He sees us day by day more conformed to His image, He rejoices in us. Just as you see the sculptor with his chisel etching out the statue which lies hidden in the block of marble, taking off a corner here, and a chip there, and a piece here–see how he smiles when he brings out the features of the form Divine–so our Savior, as He proceeds with His engraving tool, working through the operation of the Spirit, and making us like unto Himself, finds much delight in us.
The painter makes rough drafts at first, and lays on the colors roughly. Some do not understand what he is doing, and for three or four sittings the portrait is much unlike the man it aims at representing. But the painter can discern the features in the canvass–he sees it looming through that mist and haze of color–he knows that beauty will yet beam forth from yonder daubs and blotches. So Jesus, though we are yet but mere outlines of His image, can discover His own perfection in us where no eyes but His own, as the Mighty Artist, can perceive it. Dear Friends, it is for this reason–because we are the work of His hands–that He takes delight in us.
Don't you know that we are His brothers and sisters? And brothers should delight in brothers. No, we are His spouse–and where should the husband find his comfort but in his bride? We are His body–shall not the head be content with the members? We are one with Him, vitally, personally, everlastingly one. And it is little marvel, therefore, if we have a mutual joy in each other, so that His garments smell of myrrh, aloes and cassia, out of the ivory palaces of His Church, wherein He has been made glad.
See, see, my Brothers and Sisters! His delight is in you! When you lean your head on His bosom, you not only receive, but you give Him joy. When you gaze with love upon His beauteous face, you not only receive comfort, but give delight. Our praise, too, gives Him joy, when from our hearts we sing His name, and when gratefully, though silently, we breathe a song up to His Throne. As princes are delighted with incense, so is Christ delighted with the praise of His people. And our gifts, too, delight Him.
As the son of our good Queen accepts rich tokens of kindness from the people of his land, so our Lord Jesus is charmed with the offerings of His people. He loves to see us lay our time, our talents, our substance upon His altar–not for the value of what we give–but for the sake of the motive from which the gift springs. He takes far more delight in what we do for Him than our Queen's son could take in splendid arches, or in the glorious pageantry of yesterday. To Christ the shouts of His people are better than the cheers of the most enthusiastic populace, and to Him the lowly offerings of His saints are more acceptable than thousands of gold and silver.
Forgive your enemy and you make Christ glad! Distribute of your substance to the poor, and He rejoices! Be the means of saving souls, and you give Him to see of the travail of His soul. Preach His Gospel, and you are a sweet savor unto Him. Go among the ignorant, and among the hopeless, and try to lift them up, for His sake, and you have given Him satisfaction. I tell you, Brothers and Sisters, it is in your power this very day to break the alabaster box and pour the precious ointment on His head, as did the woman of old, whose memorial is to this day set forth. You can anoint Him above all His fellows with the oil of gladness.
I think I see a great procession. It is Jesus Christ riding alone through the tens of thousands of souls whom He has redeemed with His own blood. I think I see Him looking to the right and to the left as He rides along the centuries. See how every window of every age is crowded! Glorified spirits look down from the housetops of Heaven–the Church militant looks up from the streets of earth–multitudes upon multitudes of souls that love Him and call Him King, salute Him as their Redeemer. I notice that, as He goes along in this great procession, His eyes are bright with joy.
There is one thing Christ feels as He looks upon the crowd around Him, which our Prince could not feel yesterday. He knows that every one of these would lay down their lives for Him. Of all those whom Jesus bought with blood–among those who are renewed in heart–there is not one who would not bleed for Him. To the stake they would walk, and sing amidst the flames. To the dungeon they would go, and praise Him while they rot in darkness. They would be dragged at the heels of horses, they would be stoned, they would be sawn in sunder, they would wander about in sheepskins and in goatskins, and they would glory in all these things that they may show their love to Christ.
You did well to applaud your Prince yesterday, but what had he ever done for you? What debt did you owe to him? Owed he not far more to you? But our King, as He rides along in the midst of the joyful hosts of the blood-bought, has this upon his mind–"I bought all these souls with My blood." He recollects, as He looks upon them, where they would have been but for His Grace, and the very pangs of Hell must add joy to His soul when He remembers that He saved them from passing into the pit. He recollects, too, what they once were–how full of sin, what enemies to God–how they crucified Him, how they trampled on His precious blood.
And now He sees them bowing before Him, too glad to catch but a glimpse of Him as He rides by. They are more than happy to be as the dust of His feet if He will but honor them by treading upon them–that He might be lifted the higher! O my Brothers and Sisters, we love the Lord Jesus Christ, and our hearts give Him a reception such as never was accorded to an earthly Prince. Pile the arches! Pile the arches! Let hearts pour forth their life-blood, if in no other way the banners can be dyed red! Strew the streets! Strip off your garments if in no other way the pageant can be made illustrious! Bring forth the royal diadem, and let every saint renounce wealth, and comfort, if by no other means Jesus can be crowned!
Empty Heaven, if by no other way Jesus can be attended with guards of honor. Come, all you sons and daughters of His great family, and offer yourselves a living sacrifice, if there can be no other incense! We are all prepared–I speak for the sacramental host of God's elect–we are all prepared, by His Grace, to follow Him through floods and through flames! We are prepared to give Him all the honor that heart can conceive. We are prepared to kiss His feet as well as to crown His head. Bring forth the royal diadem today and crown Him Lord of All! And each day as He rides along, till He shall deliver up the kingdom to God, even the Father, let Him be crowned King of kings and Lord of lords.
I think I hear Jesus Christ speaking this morning, and He says, "My people, I love you more than these." He points to spirits that once stood around His Throne, angels that have sinned–they fell like lightning from Heaven, and there they lie in flames. And Christ says, "I love you more than these. I let these perish, but I saved you." Pointing to the kings and princes of this world, the great, the mighty, and the learned men–and to all the nations that sit in darkness–He says, "I love you more than these. I gave Ethiopia and Seba for you." Then taking a higher range He points to Heaven.
There sit the angels before the Throne, and He says, "I love you more than these. I left their company for yours." He bids you listen to their harps, and to their songs, and He says, "I love you more than these. I left all these melodies that I might be able to meet your groans." Yes, He points to His own Throne, so bright with glory that mortal eyes scarcely dare to rest upon it, and He says, "I love you more than these, for I left the glory of My Throne that I might redeem you with My blood." Saint, will you not join with me? Shall we not both say, "Savior, blessed be Your unexampled love! We rill rejoice and be glad in You"?
But some interpreters read the text–"Do you love Me more than these?"–"Do you love me more than these others love Me?" Jesus speaks today to us, "I have loved you more than these. Your mother loved you. Strong were her pangs when you were born, and anxious her cares when she nursed you at her bosom. But I have loved you more than these, and more than your brothers and sisters loved you–born of the same parents, they watched over you with delight, and they have been ready to help you in your time of need. But I have loved you more than these. And more than your husband loved you, loved you as his own soul. He has cherished you, and has been ready to lay down his life to give you back health when you have been sick–I have loved you more than he.
I think I hear Him say to me–"There are some in this congregation who would pluck out their own eyes to give them to you. They love you, for you are their spiritual father–but I have loved you more than these." And He points to all the good men that have ever tried to teach you, to all the comforters who have given you joy, to all the helpers that have aided you on the road to immortality. And He says, "I have loved you more than these." Well, if His love is matchless like this, we will rejoice and be glad in Him. The Lord knows I have nothing else to rejoice in. I cannot rejoice in myself–there are so many sins and so many doubts–but I will rejoice, and be glad in Him if He loves me like this.
He has finished the work for me, given me a perfect righteousness, washed me in His blood, taken off His robe to clothe me, given His life that He may make me live. He has entered the grave to bring me out of it, and said that I shall shortly be enthroned with Him above the sky. I will rejoice and be glad in Him. When King Solomon was crowned, all the people rejoiced. And shall we be mourners when Christ sits upon His Throne? Let the heaviest heart begin to leap! And if you have to bear your burdens tomorrow, yet throw them off today. "We will rejoice and be glad in You." I should not like one Christian to go down these aisles this morning without some light of Heaven's brightness on his cheek–without some note of Heaven's music in his ears.
"Oh," says the Christian, "Yes. I will. The Cross is heavy, but I will hope beneath it. The furnace is hot, but I will sing in it. The way is rough, but I will tread it with light footsteps, for I will rejoice and be glad in Him who has loved me, and given Himself for me." Well, you see, there is a glad Christ in Heaven, and here is a glad Church on earth! There is Christ anointed by His Father, here are His people sharing that anointing! Here is Christ giving you joy, and you giving Christ joy! Belt the world with happiness–fire zodiac with joy! Lift up the ladder of your songs! While the bottom rests on earth, let the top reach to Heaven!
And you angels of God, hold fellowship today with God, and with us through the joy and peace which God the Father gives us, while we rejoice and are glad in Him! I would you all understood this subject, but some of you are strangers to it altogether! Remember, there is no joy anywhere but in Christ. It is all poor mockery which you get elsewhere. Jesus Christ is to be had, and whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. The Lord give you His benediction, for Jesus' sake. Amen.


Good. Fund raisers with private nursery schools, day care centers, or pre-kindergarten programs usually do not entail much paperwork. Contact the owner, manager or person in charge of the budget for the facility. The sticker books are especially great fund raising items for children this age and their parents. It is a good idea to set up a demonstration for the children by bringing in your computer system and showing them how to make a book. This becomes an educational interaction between the children, their parents, and the operators of the centers. Children love learning new things, and are being introduced to computers earlier each year. Their natural curiosity encourages them to find out how things, like books, are made.
Make an appointment by phone to stop by and show your product to the owner/operator. Take sample books and a letter for each child to take home to their parents inviting them to come to the demonstration also. Explain how much money the school will get for every book sold. The profit split is negotiable. However, two to five dollars per book is about average. Try to determine before hand the amount of money the school is looking to make and set percentage accordingly.
Very good. However, talk to someone on your local board of education before working directly within the local public school system. A good lead would be to talk to a teacher, the principal, the superintendent, or the president of an individual PTA/PTO organization in each school.
A suggestion for initiating a working relationship with the PTA/PTO would be to donate a set of books, in their name, to the school library using teacher's names as the main characters. Instead of using individual names for friends, type in a phrase like "the third grade class," "his/her third graders" or "the class of 1996," etc. For books that require an additional adult character, insert the principal's or librarian's name. Customize each story line provided as much as possible. It is important to use names of people that most of the children in the school will recognize. Using the head librarian's name, in at least one of the books, may insure her support for getting the book into circulation.
When you do a project like this, you will get to know the president of PTA/PTO. Hopefully the president will get to know your company better. Once the books are donated you can then suggest a form of fund raising for the PTA by using your Create-A-Books. One form of a fund raiser for the PTA might be to hold a book fair. Book fairs can also be used as a fundraiser for the school or the school library. Again, it would be educational to set up your computer and manufacture the books on the spot for the children attending the fair. This type of arrangement is similar to the RIF (Reading is Fundamental) program because the children get to choose their own books. And even better, the children can watch their Create-A-Books being published on the spot.
RIF programs generally require corporate sponsorship. (This is how RIF is funded.) Contact the local chapter and request a list of their continuing sponsors.
Another option would be for the PTA/PTO to buy the books for the students, since the funds they earn are usually used to buy things for the children. This is only true if the fund raisers of the past have been successful and the PTA/PTO has money left in the budget.
More schools are developing "Partners in Education" programs in their communities. This involves a 6th or 7th grade level class, a business sponsor and a recipient 2nd or 3rd grade elementary class from a school near by. Check with your Chamber of Commerce to see which companies already have one of these programs in place. Make an appointment with the Company. Your mission is to see if the company would like to give books to the children of the school they are sponsoring. Offer the company a bargain price if they purchase a book for every child in the program. Or, offer a percentage back from every book sold by the junior high class.
If the school participates in an intramural sports event. Offer the books as a fundraiser for booster clubs.
Ask if the cheerleading squad, chorus or band has to raise their own money for trips and offer the books as a product they can sell. The sticker books can be sold door-to-door just like candy bars and light bulbs. They would be offering a product with educational integrity and raising the reading level of elementary students in their own communities.
Donating some titles to a reading lab produces product awareness in the school. Junior high students, with a reading problem, recognize and talk about their successes with teachers, counselors and their parents. Great products get attention and when the attention is positive the community notices.
4-H, FHA, Junior Achievement and many community clubs have clubs in the local high school. Academic clubs are always looking for community involvement ideas. Contact the high school extra curriculum coordinator and set up a time to make a presentation to the club of your choice.
Be creative. One dealer contacted a computer club and donated a copy of the Create-A-Book software for the McGruff book. The students studied the software, then contacted businesses and got sponsors for the program. They then collected the data necessary to complete the books, purchased the inventory from the dealer and successfully carried out the program. They received community recognition for all their hard work. The elementary students each got a free book. Sponsors were delighted by the high school students' ability to carry out the program and the dealer has access to a repeating McGruff program that does not require much work.


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Q: Text input in table not updating when value changed via javascript I have a table where the cells contain embedded input elements.  (This is a work in progress, so please ignore the empty id's, etc. but I wanted to paste the actual code as I'm running it):

        Action
        Hostname
        IP Address
        Model

        <span class='<% entry.0 %>_span glyphicon glyphicon-plus'>

                <select>
                    <option value='Add'>Add</option>
                    <option value='Decommision'>Decommision</option>
                    <option value='Change'>Change</option>
                </select>

                <input type='text' placeholder='hostname' id='host' name='host'></input>

                <input type='text' placeholder='0.0.0.0' id='ipaddress' name='ipaddress'></input>

                <input type='text' placeholder='model' id='model' name='model'></input>

I'm grabbing data from another source and sending it to the server via ajax for processing.  The server returns the data as a two dimensional array stored in var actions.  My ajax success function looks like this:
success: function(dat){
    var actCount = actions.length;
    var rowCount = $('#esr_table_body tr').length;

    for(var i = 0; i < actCount - rowCount; i++) {
        $('#esr_table > tbody:last-child').append(trow);
    }

    var tbl = document.getElementById('esr_table_body');
    for(var i = 0; i <= actCount; i++){
        var rw = tbl.rows[i];
        for(var j = 0; j < 4; j++){
            rw.cells[j].firstChild.value = actions[i][j];
        }
    }
}

This works fine except for one problem - the first row of the table remains blank.  The dynamically added tables are populated with the data and correctly display it.  The second row of the table contains the second row of returned data, etc.  I've verified that the data being returned is correct.  It's not missing the first row.  If I change this line to 'less than or equals':
for(var i = 0; i < actCount - rowCount; i++) {

an extra row gets added to the table.  If I then change this line:
 var rw = tbl.rows[i];

to [i+1] then the loop starts updating at row 1 instead of row 0 and all of the returned data is displayed. Furthermore, if I change the table to have two static rows, then the first two rows remain blank and the third row of the table is updated with the third row of returned data.  So everything I can see indicates that the updates are working on the dynamically generated rows but are either not working on the static rows or the value is being updated but the display is not being refreshed.  The dynamic update inserts a string which is identical to the static HTML on the page.  I've even pasted the static HTML and the string into a split window and done a vimdiff to verify that the HTML is identical.  I've tried this on multiple browsers and see the same behavior.  I'm completely stumped and a couple of hours of Googling haven't left me any wiser as to what the issue could be.  I'd be grateful for any assistance.
Update: The more I look into this, the weirder it gets.  If you go to the jsfiddle and click the button, the first row fo the table, which should be index 0, is blank.  There is no value displayed in the cells.  But if you then open the console, you can do this:
var esrTable = document.getElementById("esr_table_body").children;
undefined
esrTable[0].cells[1].firstChild.value
"Host1"

So I can retrieve the value I assigned but it's not displayed on the page?  I can't even.

A: I fixed it by emptying the tbody HTML (deleting the single row that was there) and making the script add the row in the beginning instead.

var trow = "...";

$('#esr_table > tbody:last-child').append(trow);

function upd() {
    ...
}

Otherwise the table obviously doesn't even realize its first row should be with index 0 (i.e. rows[0] is undefined), judging by this:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'cells' of undefined

which is printed only once per click (as opposed to 4 times). What you said about the cycle starting at 1 working also supports this.
UPDATE
The real solution is making the HTML code for the row more compact, because otherwise the first children in the cells would be text nodes containing whitespace:
    <input type='text' placeholder='hostname' id='host' name='host'/>
    <input type='text' placeholder='0.0.0.0' id='ipaddress' name='ipaddress'/>
    <input type='text' placeholder='model' id='model' name='model'/>

...or if you prefer keeping your HTML neat and tidy and instead using Javascript to fix this:
  for (var i = 0; i < actCount; i++) {
    var rw = tbl.rows[i];
    for (var j = 0; j < 4; j++) {
      if(rw.cells[j].firstChild.nodeType == 3) {
        //nodeType is 3 for text nodes -- SHOW NO MERCY TO THEM
        rw.cells[j].removeChild(rw.cells[j].firstChild);
      }
      rw.cells[j].firstChild.value = actions[i][j];
    }
  }

Of course, it's better to just fix the row in the beginning, not every row on every click, but that depends on your implementation and goal.
Note: Also, the row that was undefined was actually caused by the i-cycle going from 0 to actCount instead of from 0 to actCount-1.

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18 injured in bomb attack on police vehicle in Turkey's Mersin province
ANKARA - A bomb blast wrecked a bus carrying police officers on Tuesday in the southern Turkish province of Mersin, injuring 18 people in an attack that security sources blamed on Kurdish militants.
Seventeen of those hurt were police officers, Deputy Prime Minister and government spokesman Bekir Bozdag told parliament, branding it a terrorist attack.
"Turkey's battle against terror will continue under any circumstances in a strong and determined way," Bozdag said.
Security sources said militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) were believed to have carried out the attack. They also said that none of those wounded were in a critical condition.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing.
Local mayor Burhanettin Kocamaz told broadcaster Haberturk the attack took place on a street where the local governor's office was located and had hit the police vehicle as it passed.
Images from NTV showed smoke billowing from the area, in Mersin's Yenisehir district. Ambulances, police and fire trucks were sent to the site of the attack, security sources said.
Turkey is battling a three-decade insurgency in its mainly Kurdish southeast. The PKK frequently carries out bomb attacks on security forces in the southeast and elsewhere.
The PKK is considered a terrorist organisation by the United States and the European Union as well as by Turkey. More than 40,000 people, most of them Kurds, have died since it first took up arms against the state in 1984.