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How is Advanced Driving Monitoring System leading the road towards safer mobility?
Automotive | Feb, 2021
According to World Health Organization, 25 million people lose their life to fatal road accidents. The majority of these accidents can be attributed to the common mistakes made by drivers or unsuitable state of mind such as drowsiness, fatigue, intoxication, aggravated state of mind, etc. Even beyond obvious distractions, increased cell phone usage for calling or texting exhibits "inattention blindness", which increases the risk of accidents as it leads to loss of reaction time. Despite regulatory interventions, the accident rates have been skyrocketing, which has created the need for advanced driver monitoring functions.
Once considered as a "nice-to-have" or an "extra feature" in automobiles, now the Driver Monitoring Systems have become an instrumental safety feature to ensure passenger wellness. Monitoring the in-cabin vehicle alertness, the Driver Monitoring System (DMS) can detect the earliest sign of drowsiness signals and enhance the in-vehicle experience of drivers. The adoption of sensor technology integrating the external environmental readings can prove to be an indispensable enabler of automotive safety. It is believed that Driver Monitoring Systems can reduce the number of fatal accidents to 50% if they are used as envisioned by car manufacturers. Growing integration of driver monitoring systems in passenger card and increasing number of road accidents are the major driving factors for the growth of global driver monitoring system.
Top tech trends in Advanced Driving Monitoring Systems
· Embedded Vision Systems
Embedded Vision Systems is an integral part of Advanced Driver Monitoring Systems, which offer simplification of the driving process by reducing the driver inattention and distraction. The automotive vision systems provide input warnings for problems like unobserved traffic, lane drifts. The vision systems provide data needed to support a growing array of services such as automatic parallel parking or traffic sign recognition. Nowadays, car manufacturers have begun focusing on dedicated on-chip image processing for automated vision application, capable of processing multiple data simultaneously.
· Sensors
Modern electronic sensor systems can do everything from monitoring and regulating fuel to diagnosing problems. In recent automobiles, sensors can be used for detecting as well as responding to the changing conditions inside and outside the car so that travelers in the vehicles can move efficiently and safely. Sensors for light detection and ranging offer potent solutions for adaptive cruise control that respond to traffic changes and maintain safe distance during high-traffic stop-and-go driving. More advanced systems can predict a dangerous loss of friction between the road and tire by combining sensor data from anti-lock braking systems, electronic stability control, and tire-pressure sensors.
· Eye-tracking software
Eye-tracking technology is expected to play a major role in fuelling the growth of the Global Driver Monitoring system. The eye-tracking software allows gaze direction, eyelid movement analysis, and facial detection, leading to a wider set of applications for security, distraction, and fatigue detection. In a complex and vibrant driving environment, drivers need to enhance attention to save life and property. Driver monitoring systems continuously monitor the driver's alertness and generates an alarm when negligence is observed. The unique pupil identification enables detection of the driver's vigilance even if he/she is sleeping with the eyes open or wearing sunglasses or lens.
· Camera-based Driver Monitoring Systems
Camera-based Driver Monitoring Systems use a driver-facing camera to evaluate the status of the driver's alertness while driving the vehicle. If the system detects fatigue or distraction of any sort, it generates an alert or warning. The system even notifies the driver when vehicle-initiated handover is required in some partially automated vehicles.
· Automotive HMI designs
Even with an improved vision system, sensors, and eye-tracking systems, the success of the Advanced Driver Monitoring System lies in the distraction-free methods. Advancements in touchscreen technology can help to ensure easy interactions during the driving process or when the vehicle is parked. Touch-free HMIs provide mechanisms for driver interaction with the vehicle without the need to remove hands from the steering wheels. Voice-operated systems, projected capacitive touch technologies, and haptic sensor development are some of the advanced automotive HMI features that can fuel the demand for driver monitoring systems.
According to TechSci research on, "Global Driver Monitoring System (DMS) Market By Vehicle Type (Passenger Car & Commercial Vehicle), By Monitoring Type, By Offering Type, By Component, By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2017 – 2024", the Global driver monitoring system market is projected to grow from $ 718 million in 2018 to around $ 1.5 billion by 2024, exhibiting a CAGR of over 13% during the forecast period. Anticipated growth in the market can be attributed to rising need to curb road accident fatalities, technological advancements in the automotive industry and increasing awareness about safe driving. Government of several countries are implementing rules and regulations, which are aimed at bringing down fatalities and increasing on-road safety of commuters as safe driving, pedestrian safety and driving comfort are the major concerns for both automakers and users. Growing sales of luxury cars across the globe are further expected to aid global driver monitoring system market, as these cars are equipped with various advanced driver assistance systems, like driver monitoring systems.
Major developments in Driver Monitoring Systems
· The giant e-commerce brand, Amazon has decided to install a driver-monitoring system just behind the windshield, which would subject Amazon drivers to constant monitoring. With three cameras pointing outside the vehicle, and the fourth being pointed at the driver, the DMS system will help to detect potentially dangerous situations. For instance, if the driver fails to follow the stop sign, the driver monitoring system will detect it, and issue an audio warning to the driver as well as upload footage to Amazon's services. Also, if the driver chooses to go too fast or too slow, follow other vehicles too closely, or engage in phone, the Driver Monitoring system will detect the activity and issue an alert. If the driver takes sharp turns, hard-barking, or U-turns, the driver monitoring system will upload the footage on the Amazon cloud without informing the driver.
· OmniVision released a new ASIC, OAX8000, the first of its kind that integrates neural processing unit with image signal processing unit to support facial tracking explicitly for Driver Monitoring Systems. The new product tracks the driver's action evaluating the eye movement, eyelid activity, head position utilizing a charged-coupled camera, including an infra-red light, that will be physically mounted on the steering wheel. The new release from OmniVision boosts the trend of Ai-specific processors and low-power systems that could boost the DMS demand and enable full automation.
· German tech firm Bosch has developed an interior monitoring system for cars that use artificial intelligence and cameras. One of its significant features includes a camera embedded in the steering wheels to detect the alertness of drivers, when their eyes are becoming heavy, or their heads turning towards the rear seats or adjacent seats. Bosch's system also utilizes the cameras either above or below a car's rear-view mirror, which can alert the driver for potentially serious issues and thus reduce the risk of fatal accidents.
· Lucid Motors has introduced its first electric vehicle consisting of hardware, a driver monitoring system, and an ethernet-based infrastructure. And the inclusion of light detection and ranging radar that measures distance with laser light to generate a 3D map of car surroundings makes it stand out from its rivals. The advanced Driver Monitoring system in Lucid electric cars offer blind-spot display, cross-traffic protection, automatic emergency braking, and alerts for distracted drivers.
· Peterbilt has unveiled the next-gen of its Model 579 truck, which comes with an advanced driver monitoring system including enhanced adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist features. The camera-enabled vision around the truck provides vision around the truck at all times including at night and during inclement weather, which lessens the driver's workload and enhances safety and uptime.
· Global auto parts supplier Continental AG has introduced a "Road and Driver" that monitors both the driver and traffic in front of the vehicle. The dual camera monitors the alertness level of drivers and monitors the surroundings. The camera provides a holistic model of the environment, a pre-requisite to the deployment of self-driving vehicles. The "Road and Driver camera" is located behind the windshield, above the rear-view mirror of the partially automated vehicles, and faces the driver.
According to TechSci research on "Global Motorcycle ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) Market By System Type (Adaptive Cruise Control, Gear Shift Assist, Stability Control System, and Traction control system), By Demand Category (OEM, Replacement), By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2025", Global motorcycle ADAS market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of more than 12% during 2020 - 2025, on account of growing concerns for safety among consumers, increasing sales of luxury motorcycles and rising number of technological advancements. Based on system type, the global motorcycle ADAS market is segmented into Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Stability Control System, Adaptive Traction Control and Gear Shift Assist. ACC assists in increasing the efficiency based on performance and offers other feature advantages, which are better than the traditional cruise control system."
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Global Driver Monitoring System Market By Vehicle Type (Passenger Car & Commercial Vehicle), By Monitoring Type, By Offering Type, By Component, By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2019 - 202603 Mar, 2021
Global Motorcycle ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) Market By System Type (Adaptive Cruise Control, Gear Shift Assist, Stability Control System, and Traction control system), By Demand Category (OEM, Replacement), By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 202518 Aug, 2020

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Bauer Maschinen Group is coming to bauma once again in April where it will showcase its complete portfolio of equipment for specialist foundation engineering in the open-air exhibition area.
In addition to Bauer's core area of BG series rotary drilling rigs, the duty-cycle cranes of the MC series and diaphragm wall technology – with cutters and grabs – its subsidiaries such as Klemm, Prakla, Hausherr, RTG, ABS Trenchless and MAT will also display their new developments.
At the event, the company will also mark the anniversary of its first rotary drilling rig, the legendary BG 7, which was first used on a construction site exactly 40 years ago. The BG 7 was the prototype for all rotary drilling rigs that have now been built by different manufacturers worldwide for decades.
An attraction at the Bauer booth will be a model construction site for diaphragm wall technology. A BC 35 trench cutter will be displayed on an MC 96 base carrier – with the necessary guide wall on the ground – and a diaphragm wall grab on a GB 46 base carrier will be "working" beside it. Exhibits of the subsidiary MAT Mischanlagentechnik will round off the complete system.
"The MC crane series has been upgraded for more construction methods. The modern winch system with automatic control allows the MC cranes to be used for dynamic soil compaction," says a company spokesman.
He adds that Bauer now also offers an orange peel grab for MC cranes for material handling work. On this track, a further upgrade of the range of application is planned for 2016, such as a lifting crane with auxiliary jib.
Bauer Maschinen presents a special base carrier for hydraulic diaphragm wall grabs, the GB 46 base carrier, which has been equipped with a new freefall system. The machine can now be offered to the international market with CE and Tier Four. The new DHG-V grab with modular design for trench widths of 600 to 1,500 mm will also be exhibited. A special tooth placement – so-called pick teeth – makes it possible to use the gravitational force of the grab on hard ground.
A core area of its space will be dedicated to four machines for specialist foundation engineering, namely the BG 24 H, BG 28 H, BG 39 and BG 46 heavy-duty rotary drilling rigs. These machines are equipped with different extensions and tools. Performance-enhancing improvements have been made to all machines; and all machines are equipped with the Bauer EEP, the energy efficiency package.
Bauer will present a new generation of ValueLine drilling rigs – a medium-sized platform range that is designed for bored piles with diameters of up to 2.5 m and a drilling depth of up to 70 m. Bauer has succeeded in achieving the best price-performance ratio. This medium-sized platform range includes the Bauer BG 26 as the lowest priced-model and – in the larger version – the BG 30.
Bauer will also showcase some new extension developments, for example an extremely long rack for cutter-soil-mixing. The guide tube on a BG 39 rotary drilling rig is designed for a depth of 42 m. On another machine, the continuous flight auger method will be presented with the new "iCFA" auger string. It features an integrated measurement sensor at the end of the auger, inductive (cableless) data transfer via the hollow stem of the CFA auger and intelligent pull control.


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Q: Configuring AutoMapper in Multiple Projects I currently have built an MVC solution which has a web project (controllers/views/scripts), services project (business layer, builds view models), and repositories project (data access layer).
I have used AutoMapper in my projects in the past and am trying to configure AutoMapper in this solution. Normally, I configure all of my maps in MapperConfig.cs which is called in Global.asax.cs.
My Problem is that the web project which is where I normally configure AutoMapper only has reference to the services project and the services project only has reference to the data project. So, when I go to configure my maps as I normally would, I am unable to define maps for the data project due to the web project not having a reference to the data project. I need a way to configure my data access layer maps without adding a reference for the data project to the web project.
The project dependency diagram would look like the following:
Web Proj --> Services Proj  --> Data Proj
How can I overcome this?

A: There is no need to have a single mapping registration file across all projects, especially that you say that you don't have any cross-cutting types.
The simplest way would be to define a configuration file per project, and have those configurations call each other, repeating the layered dependencies of your assemblies, like below:
Global.asax.cs --> WebProjMapRegistrations.Register()-->ServicesMapRegistrations.Register()-->DataMapRegistrations.Register()

Alternatively, you could use the Assembly Scanning for auto configuration
As described by @Jimmy Bogard, when you run your web app, all assemblies of your application will eventually get loaded into your application domain - so you can get all the profiles from all the assemblies and add them to mapper config: How to Initialize AutoMapper Profiles in referenced project DLLs in ASP.Net webapp
Yet another alternative approach, that works for ASP.NET apps can be found here:
Where to place AutoMapper map registration in referenced dll

A: The way I've handled this in some ASP.Net MVC projects, is by using AutoMapper Profiles.
You create separate mapping Profiles that handle creating the Mappings for objects in that Project/Assembly.
You then add the profiles to the overall configuration manually, or you can use Reflection/Assembly scanning to automatically load the profiles.

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1 Corinthians 14 is one of the most popular chapters in the Bible for Charismatics. Practically every Charismatic author that writes anything on the gifts of the Holy Spirit will refer to this chapter. Ironically, 1 Corinthians 14 is one of the strongest rebuttals against the modern Charismatic teaching on tongues, but Charismatics are completely oblivious to this fact because they read the chapter with a trichotomous mindset. In a nutshell, this argument against Charismatic tongues goes as follows:
No Charismatic claims to understand the tongues-language that he speaks.
1 Corinthians 14 plainly teaches that the Biblical tongues-speaker understood the words uttered from his own lips.
Therefore, the modern Charismatic phenomenon of tongues has nothing to do with Biblical tongues.
When a Charismatic reads 1 Cor 14:14, "my spirit prays, but my understanding is unfruitful," he reads this to mean that his spirit utters words which is own mind does not understand. Based on a trichotomy or tri-partite view of man, he claims that his spirit speaks a heavenly language that bypasses the mental understanding of his soul. However, a careful study of the scriptures concerning spirit and soul reveals that the Bible does not teach such a concept. This concept of trichotomy is rooted in Greek philosophy, not Biblical doctrine. Although common to Gnosticism and other mystery religions, the Bible knows no such Charismatic concept of edification apart from understanding. Indeed the Bible often uses spirit and soul interchangeably. Scriptures showing thought and cognitive understanding in one's spirit are inescapable. See Matt 26:41, Mk 2:8, Lk 1:46-47, Acts 17:16, 1 Cor 2:11, 1 Pet 3:3-5.
Further, the Charismatic interprets the word "mysteries" in 1 Cor 14:2 to mean unintelligible utterances, or tongues, from his own lips. However, the Bible never uses the word "musterion" in such a manner. The entire New Testament defines "mystery" as the revelation of the gospel of Christ which was hidden is ages past but is now revealed to His saints. See Matt 13:10, Mk 4:11, Lk 8:10, Rom 11:25, Rom 16:25-27, 1 Cor 2:7, 1 Cor 15:51, Eph 3:2-6, Col 1:25-27. Jesus and Paul clearly use the word "mystery" in a completely different sense than the way Charismatics use it today. Mystery was revelational truth, hidden in the past, but now revealed and understood. Victor Budgen writes in his excellent book,1 "Far from being something hidden or concealed, a 'mystery' is a gloriously 'open secret' which we ourselves would never have discovered had not God revealed it." Clearly, if one does not understand the mysteries of which Paul speaks, he cannot be called a Christian!
Dichotomy versus Trichotomy
Brian Onken astutely observes, in his excellent paper on the dangers of trichotomy,2 that the trichotomous mindset leads to a denigration of the intellect and of rigorous doctrinal study. In fact, one of most commonly heard complaints of ex-charismatics is that their Charismatic church had become so anti-intellectual and anti-doctrine that they could no longer in good conscience subject their children to such mindlessness. I personally had a Charismatic pastor up in Connecticut that would tell me, "Dan, your problem is that you worship the Father, Son, and Holy Scriptures! You need to spend less time reading and more time learning to operate in the Spirit." Anti-intellectualism runs rampant in Charismaticism and is a direct result of trichotomy. Some of the strongest proponents of trichotomy, including Watchman Nee and Andrew Murray, are widely read by Charismatics. Trichotomist authors quite blatantly claim that "soul power," meaning the power of the intellect, hinders true spirituality. And the only way to live a holy spiritual life is to crucify the flesh and the soul life. Such views are more akin to Gnosticism than they are to a Biblical, Calvinistic, optimistic, postmillennial world view. Reformed folk understand that sin has affected all parts of man, not just his flesh and mind, and that Christ's resurrection life applies to the total man, not just his spirit. Louis Berkhof observes that, for most of history, the church held to a dichotomy view of man, particularly from Augustine on.3 The trichotomy view saw a revival in the nineteenth century and, not surprisingly, the Pentecostal/Charismatic revival fell right on the heels of it.
Trichotomy also has a strong effect in evangelical denominations who would not normally call themselves Charismatic, particularly the more liberal denominations who have little to no emphasis on the historic creeds and confessions. Southern Baptists come to mind here. Although not calling themselves Charismatic, there is no doubt a strong Charismatic influence in the SBC and many Southern Baptists look like Charismatics without the speaking in tongues. When trying to correct some doctrinal error with such folks, we've often heard statements like, "Well, I hear what you're saying but I'll just go home and pray and see what the Holy Spirit says to me about these scriptures." In spite of an often outward display of humility when saying such things, trichotomy has given them an excuse to reject God-ordained church authority and the historic creeds of the church fathers. Trichotomy breeds a hyper-independence and individualistic mindset that is blind to the covenantal and corporate aspects of the Holy Spirit.
In contradistinction to trichotomy, it is Christ Himself, not the Trinitarian Godhead, that shows us what the ideal spiritual man looks like. Christ was the perfect sinless Israelite fulfilling all the requirements of the Law, the true Seed of Abraham through whom all nations are blessed, the eternal heir of David's throne, who has a fully resurrected body that eats and drinks with His saints. It is this, "One Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God, begotten of His Father before all worlds, God of God, Light of Light, very God of very God, begotten, not made, being of one substance with the Father; by whom all things were made; who for us and for our salvation came down from heaven, and was incarnate by the Holy Spirit of the virgin Mary, and was made man;"4 it is this Christ, who is both God and Man, who was raised from the dead to be seated on His throne at the right hand of God. And just as the Son submitted His entire dichotomous Being to the Father and His entire dichotomous Being was raised from the dead, so we submit our entire beings to Christ in the hope of our mortal bodies being resurrected at His second coming, 1 Cor 15:20-28, 1 Th 4:13-17. We avoid the error of the Apollinarians, yet we also avoid the error of the Nestorians by neither denying nor confusing Christ's Divinity and His Humanity.5
Numerous reformed authors have dealt with the arguments for dichotomy and trichotomy (as well as monism). So, we'll only briefly review the arguments here. Dichotomy, or the view that man is a unity of body and soul, or body and spirit, sees material and immaterial parts joined together in man. Spirit and soul are used interchangeably for the same immaterial element in man but from different points of view. A few scriptures supporting dichotomy include; Gen 2:7, Job 32:8, Job 33:4, Eccl 12:7, Is 10:18, and Matt 10:28. Sometimes the scriptures speak of a dichotomy of body and soul, as in Matt 6:25 and Matt 10:28, and other times of a dichotomy of body and spirit, as in Eccl 12:7, 1 Cor 5:3-5, 1 Cor 7:34. Death is referred to as giving up the soul, as in Gen 35:18, 1 Kg 17:21, Acts 15:26, and as giving up the spirit, as in Ps 31:5, Lk 23:46, Acts 7:59. The immaterial part that survives death is referred to as the soul, as in Rev 6:9, Rev 20:4 and as the spirit, as in Heb 12:23, 1 Pet 3:19. The soul communes with God in Jam 1:21 and Heb 6:19 and the spirit communes with God in Rom 8:16 and 1 Cor 6:20. 2 Cor 7:1 speaks of sin affecting flesh and spirit and Eph 2:3 speaks of sin affecting flesh and mind. The dichotomy present in the scriptures is obvious, but so is the interchangeable use of soul and spirit. John Calvin clearly demonstrates the dichotomous view when he writes:
Moreover, there can be no question that man consists of a body and a soul; meaning by soul, an immortal though created essence, which is his nobler part. Sometimes he is called a spirit. But though the two terms, while they are used together, differ in their meaning, still when spirit is used by itself it is equivalent to soul.6
Likewise, Charles Hodge defends the traditional dichotomy view in his second volume:
This doctrine of a threefold constitution of man being adopted by Plato, was introduced partially into the early Church, but soon came to be regarded as dangerous, if not heretical. Its being held by the Gnostics that the pneuma in man was a part of the divine essence, and incapable of sin; and by the Apollinarians that Christ had only a human soma and psuche, but not a human pneuma, the Church rejected the doctrine that the psuche and pneuma were distinct substances, since upon it those heresies were founded. In later times the Semi-Pelagians taught that the soul and body, but not the spirit in man were the subjects of original sin. All Protestants, Lutherans and Reformed, were, therefore, the more zealous in maintaining that the soul and spirit, psuche and pneuma, are one and the same substance and essence. And this, as before remarked, has been the common doctrine of the Church.7
The two primary scriptures used to support trichotomy (the view that man consists of three parts; spirit, soul, and body) are 1 Thess 5:23 and Heb 4:12. But the first cannot be used to support trichotomy any more than Mk 12:30 can be used to support tetrachotomy. The second passage does not say "dividing between" but "to division of." It is talking of the power of God's word to pierce to the deepest and remotest parts of man, both his immaterial and material parts. It speaks of "soul and spirit" in the same manner that it speaks of "thoughts and intents of the heart," two views of the same thing. So neither of these passages provide clear support for trichotomy, and of course these must be interpreted in light of the rest of scripture which gives overwhelming evidence for dichotomy.
Approaching 1 Cor 14 with a dichotomous view and understanding the Biblical definition of "mystery" results in an understanding of this passage that is completely opposed to the modern charismatic teaching on tongues. Verses 2-4 says that the tongues-speaker "speaks mysteries" (understandable gospel revelation) and is himself edified, thus he understands the words from his own mouth. But the others in the church do not understand him and are not edified. Paul's entire argument in this chapter is that there can be no edification for anyone in the church if understanding is absent. Significantly, 1 Cor 14 was used by the Reformers to demonstrate the evil of conducting worship services in Latin, a language that the common people did not understand. The Bible knows no concept whatsoever of edification apart from understanding. On these verses, Victor Budgen writes,8
We are not interpreting Scripture properly if we suddenly turn to Buddhist or mystic categories of thought when we think of the edification that the gift of other languages brought. Obviously it came to the individual with precisely the same effect as public prophecy to the congregation. The speaker understood and was strengthened, encouraged or comforted.
The Charismatic finds no support for his views in Matthew Henry's commentary. Commenting on 1 Cor 14:4, Matthew Henry writes, "He that speaks with tongues may edify himself, v. 4. He may understand and be affected with what he speaks; . . . but he that speaks with tongues, or language unknown, can only edify himself; others can reap no benefit from his speech."9 O. Palmer Robertson also skillfully deals with the Charismatic error in his book and writes on these key verses,10
If one who spoke in a tongue could be edified even while not understanding what he was saying, could not the congregation expect to be edified in the same way? If the sensations associated with uttering a sound like quesrylespoyou have the capacity for edifying the speaker, why could not those same sensations vibrating in the ears of the hearer have the effect of edifying? But an audience is not edified one whit, no matter how zealous the speaker may be, if the message is unintelligible. Paul makes this very point. No one is edified when no one understands (1 Cor 14:2). Edification through a verbal gift is linked intrinsically to understanding the utterance.
Verse 5 demonstrates the equivalence of tongues to prophecy when coupled with interpretation. The importance of this is seen in verse 28 where Paul forbids tongues without interpretation to be spoken in the assembly. Paul clearly understood the symbolic meaning of tongues without interpretation in the congregation as evidenced by his quoting Is 28:11, 12 in verse 21. The Biblical Jew understood from this passage, as well as many other OT scriptures such as Deut 28:49, Jer 5:15, and Gen 11:7, that unintelligible foreign languages in the congregation was a sign of imminent judgment upon that congregation of people. This is why the Jews in Acts 2 responded with the accusation of drunkenness or being out of their minds. Speaking foreign languages in the holy temple area on a high holy day, when Hebrew should only have been spoken, was either sacrilege or a sign from God of imminent judgment. The latter was proved to be the case 40 years later.
Verses 6-13 demonstrate that the problem of tongues by itself is that the other person doesn't understand what is spoken. Paul is not concerned about the understanding of the speaker because the speaker obviously understands what comes from his own lips, as shown by earlier verses. Paul wants the tongues-speaker to pray that he might interpret also, so that the congregation is edified along with the speaker. One might ask why the tongues-speaker needed the gift of interpretation if he understood the words uttered from his own mouth. Have you ever tried to recite from memory an entire Psalm or chapter of scripture after hearing it only one time? Making an inerrant translation of the revelation into another language would no doubt require the supernatural gift of the Holy Spirit.
We come now to verse 14, the key verse in this passage for Charismatics. The dichotomist understands that one's spirit cannot pray without conscious understanding. Such a concept is completely foreign to the scriptures. Thus, when Paul says, "but my understanding is unfruitful," in the context of what he's been talking about all along, which is the edification of the assembly, Paul is obviously saying here that the tongues-speaker's understanding does not produce fruit in the assembly. "My understanding" implies that the tongues-speaker understands. How can one have understanding without understanding! But that understanding is not fruitful, and in Paul's mind fruitfulness means edification of the congregation. This interpretation is also reinforced by verse 17 where Paul says, "you indeed give thanks well, but the other is not edified." So, taking these verses in context, the praying and singing "with the spirit" in verses 15-16 imply that the speaker understands and is edified himself. "With the understanding" implies that the congregation also understands and is edified.
We see Paul's incredible humility and others-orientation in verse 19. Although he thanks God that he speaks in tongues, he would rather speak five words that edify the congregation than receive 10,000 words of direct revelation from God that only edifies himself. Contrast this with the typical self-centered Charismatic, who goes about always seeking "a personal word from God!"
As mentioned previously, the Jew understood the symbolic meaning of unintelligible languages in his home country. Thus, Paul says tongues are a sign to these unbelieving Jews in verse 22. So if this Jew came into a congregation where uninterpreted tongues were uttered, he would naturally say, "are you out of your mind?" But Paul again says that prophecy (or interpreted tongues) edifies the congregation by bringing about repentance and worship of God (verses 24,25). He commands them to do all things for the edification of the entire congregation (verse 26) and forbids tongues without interpretation (verses 27-28). Paul's use of the phrase, "the spirits of the prophets are subject to the prophets" in verse 32 also shows conscious understanding and speaking by the spirit in man, which contradicts the trichotomous view of Charismatics.
In conclusion, a trichotomous interpretation of 1 Cor 14 is necessary to support Charismatic doctrine, but this leads to all kinds of inconsistencies and problems within the chapter and with the rest of the Bible. A dichotomous interpretation of 1 Cor 14 is consistent with the context of the chapter and the rest of the scriptures, but leads to a conclusion completely opposite to Charismatic teaching on this chapter. The trichotomist Charismatic calls unintelligible speech in the congregation a good thing whereas the dichotomist sees it as a bad thing. The trichotomist is necessarily lead towards introspection and individualistic thinking (just me and God) as he attempts to distinguish what is spirit and what is soul, whereas the dichotomist sees this passage teaching us to be others-oriented. The trichotomist sees this passage as validating modern Charismatic tongues, whereas the dichotomist sees it as clearly refuting Charismatic tongues. Yet the dichotomist who understands these things is also commanded by this chapter to seek and work towards his Charismatic brother's understanding of these things as well, in order that "all may learn and all may be encouraged."
Victor Budgen, The Charismatics and the word of God, p. 48, Evangelical Press, 2001. ISBN 0-85234-264-0.
Brian Onken, "Dangers of the 'Trinity' in Man", Statement DT170 of Christian Research Institute, P.O. Box 7000, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688. Paper can be found at: http://www.equip.org/free/DT170.htm
Louis Berkhof, Systematic Theology, p. 192, Eerdmans Publishing, reprinted 1984.
Nicene Creed, originating at the Council of Nicea in AD 325 and adopted by the Council of Chalcedon in AD 451 to refute heresies on the Trinity and dual nature of Christ.
R. J. Rushdoony, The Foundations of Social Order, pp. 24, 56, Thoburn Press, 1978.
John Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion, Book I, Chap XV, Sec 2.
Charles Hodge, Systematic Theology, Vol II, p. 51, Hendrickson Publishers, 2003. ISBN 1-56563-459-4.
Matthew Henry's Commentary, Acts to Revelation, Vol VI, p. 578, MacDonald Publishing, ISBN 0-917006-21-6.
O. Palmer Robertson, The Final Word, p. 29, Banner of Truth, 1997. ISBN 0-85151-659-9
Dan Brown was a Charismatic for 27 years until God mercifully delivered him and his entire family from that deception. He now serves as a ruling elder in Redeemer Presbyterian (PCA) in Madison, AL and also helps moderate ExCharisma@yahoogroups.com, one of the many Internet recovery groups helping ex-charismatics get integrated back into orthodox churches. The fact that 27=33 is not to be construed as meaning anything whatsoever, except that he's a little slow of learning. But thankfully Charismatics cannot find a series of three sixes in that number! Dan can often be found under a shade tree in a bluegrass/gospel jam, belting out mindless tunes.
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This Tuesday, I'm turning my blog over to Simon Okill. Without a lot of blahblahblah from me, here is Simon!
Thanks Livia for this wonderful opportunity to get the word out about my book.
About the book: Take a wild trek through the forests of Big Beaver where Duane has kept the Bigfoot a secret until a female Bigfoot spoils everything. Can Duane protect his hairy friends from the FBI, the Sheriff and the crazy locals? This is a romantic paranormal comedy like nothing ever written before.
Was your road to publication a delightful stroll in the park or the voyage of the damned? – A little of both, well titling towards more of voyage of the damned. I wrote my Bigfoot novel in 2004 for a TV Production Company under the title So, I Married a Bigfoot Babe. They loved it then hell rained down on us. In-fighting, unnecessary rewrites, refusal of payment all led to the deal going down the drain. But I had 22 paranormal episodes that begged to be expanded upon. 8 years later and after countless rejections from small-minded publishers and even smaller-minded agents – one agent said I should be locked away in a mental asylum for writing that vampires taste blood like fine red wine – go figure – the first US publisher we sent Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe snapped it up like a starving crocodile. The journey was fraught with heartbreak, rejections and ridicule, but it was worth it.
What music are you listening to lately? – Phantom Bigfoot loves The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Roxy Music. When I'm in a bad mood – which is often as I suffer from depression brought on by disability, I listen to Both Ends Burning by Roxy Music on Utube. Try it for yourself, Liz as the lyrics are incredible and the music oozes class.
Was there a scene that you didn't add or you removed in your finished work? – My editor/publisher helped me learn the importance of POV and did his best to convince me to stick with one POV per chapter, but it just wasn't possible for me to write like that. I love interaction between several characters and after umming and ahhing we decided on two POVs head hopping. It worked apparently as my latest review will attest. Several wonderful scenes – my darlings, had to go, but not to worry as they're in Bigfoot Part 2.
Tell us a little about your WIP. – Eternally Yours Part 1: The Blood Hunt is about a traumatised woman with amnesia sent to an asylum in France 1925. The reader will not know who she is, only what happened to her as the jigsaw pieces of her life are assembled in an out-of-order sequence. Eternally Yours Part 2: The Eternal Moon will reveal all.
Do you believe in love at first sight or just lust at first sight? – With all my heart I believe in love at first sight as that was exactly what happened to me – as soon as I saw her I knew she was the one. That feeling is explained in depth in Eternally Yours Part1.
If you could switch places with one of your characters would you? – I would love to switch places with Duane Dexter my lead male character, but then I would never have met my wife and would not have written this book and therefore would not be able to switch.
What comes first for you: plot or character? – For me, character is all important, for without great characters what difference does a great plot make? Oops answered a question with a question.
Do you have a favourite character (from you're book)? Why? Duane-o the no-braino is far and above my favourite character. He does what he likes, never has to cook a meal, has free beer every night, gets laid as often as he likes – which is very often as he's the richest guy in town and all the women lust after him and want to change him. But most of all, Duane is kind and loves the animals so much he's willing to end up stuffed and hanging on a hunter's wall above the fireplace.
What do you wish you would have known when you first started writing that you know now? – To have a platform to market my book at least 6 months before being published. I didn't have a twitter or facebook account, no website or blog, still no blog, and had never heard of self publishing. Last but not least Goodreads – to all authors out there – get a Goodreads account, place your work on lists and get friends to vote as that is a great promotional tool.


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Kim Yoon-hye(born May 24, 1991) is a South Korean actress. She first appeared on a 2002 magazine cover of Vogue Girl Korea , and also modeled for MTV Asia in 2005 before starring in several music videos . She made her acting debut under the stage nameWoori, which means "us" in Korean , making it difficult for her name to be searched on internet portals. She reverted to using her real name Kim Yoon-hye during the promotions for horror-comedy filmGhost Sweepersin 2012. Kim next starred in the TV dramasHeartstrings,I Need a Fairy(also known asSent from Heaven),andFlower Boys Next Door.In 2013, she garnered positive reviews for her portrayal of a cold and aloof high school girl in romantic thrillerSteel Cold Winter.
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Kim Yoon Hye's Filmography
2007 My Son Mimi
2012 Ghost Sweepers Seung-hee
2013 Steel Cold Winter Eun Hae-won
2015 The Advocate: A Missing Body Han Min-jeong
2017 Because I Love You Kim Mal-hee
2010 My Mom! Super Mom! Kang Eun-ki KBS2
2011 Detectives in Trouble Lee So-min (guest, episodes 7-8) KBS2
Heartstrings Han Hee-joo MBC
2012 I Need a Fairy Cha Na-ra KBS2
2013 Flower Boys Next Door Yoon Seo-young tvN
Who Are You? Im Jung-eun (guest, episode 16) tvN
2016 The Vampire Detective Jung Yoo-Jin OCN
2017 My Sassy Girl Jung Da-yeon SBS
2010 Hit the Ball! Home Run King MBC ESPN
2006 "Don't Go, My Love" Lim Jeong-hee
"Sayonara" Lee Seung-chul
2007 "This Is Me" SAT
2009 "In a Pallid State" Gavy NJ
2010 "Bad Guy Good Girl" Sunny Side
"Women...Know" Ab Avenue
2011 "Echo" Kim Tae-woo
2015 Let's Not Fall in Love Big Bang
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2014 34th Golden Cinema Festival Best New Actress Steel Cold Winter Won
Kim Yoon Hye's References
Hong, Lucia (4 May 2011). "Jung Yong-hwa, Park Shin-hye hold first script reading for MBC drama". 10Asia. Retrieved 2012-12-14.
Hong, Grace Danbi (11 July 2012). "Heo Young Saeng to Kiss Woori on We Need a Fairy". enewsWorld. Retrieved 2012-12-14.
Choi, Eun-hwa (21 November 2012). "Kim Yoon Hye Cast as Yoon Shi Yoon's First Love for My Flower Boy Neighbor". enewsWorld. Retrieved 2012-12-14.
"Young Actress Spooks Viewers with Chilling Movie Role". The Chosun Ilbo. 9 November 2013. Retrieved 2014-01-08.
"Star Focus: Kim Yoon-hye". Arirang News. Retrieved 2014-01-24.
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• RemedyForce, a new strategic cloud offering from both companies combines the strengths of two market leaders \n• RemedyForce gives customers access to a simple, fast IT service management solution to streamline IT support processes and reduce costs – delivered completely in the cloud\n• Companies expand strategic alliance to develop, market, and sell RemedyForce offering\n\nSAN FRANCISCO – Dreamforce 2010 – Dec. 8, 2010 - Salesforce.com [NYSE: CRM], the enterprise cloud computing company, and BMC Software, [NASDAQ: BMC] the leader in IT management, today announced RemedyForce, a new cloud offering built on Force.com, salesforce.com's enterprise cloud computing platform. RemedyForce is a new strategic cloud offering from both companies that combines the strengths of two market leaders. The RemedyForce solutions will provide businesses a simple and fast path to transform how they think about IT service management and provide tangible results such as streamlined IT support processes and reduced costs. \n\nRemedyForce is the next phase of a strategic alliance between the two companies to develop, market, and sell cloud-based IT management. The announcement will be introduced by Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO of salesforce.com and Bob Beauchamp, chairman and CEO of BMC Software, as part of a keynote presentation at Dreamforce 2010, the industry cloud computing event. \n\n"IT service management customers now have a cloud to address their needs," said Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO, salesforce.com. 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"This is the best of both worlds – cutting edge delivery of proven solutions – that will accelerate customer success and the evolution of both the cloud computing and IT management markets."\n\nBased on the proven, successful partnership between salesforce.com and BMC Software, RemedyForce adds a new offering to salesforce.com's current cloud services which includes the Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, the Salesforce Chatter Collaboration Cloud, the Jigsaw Data Cloud, the Force.com Platform Cloud and Database.com. Similarly, RemedyForce joins the BMC family of leading IT service management products including BMC Remedy IT Service Management Suite and BMC Remedy OnDemand. With this move the two companies add significant value to customers through unsurpassed IT management capabilities.\n\nBMC's market leading IT Service Management (ITSM) solutions, along with other elements of the BMC portfolio provide the core functionality for RemedyForce. 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A9 will be coming back as Alice Nine!!
On May 19th, Alice Nine released a teaser movie as an official announcement that A9 will be coming back as Alice Nine!!
After restarting activity formerly under the name A9 and released the comeback MV "Phoenix" on March 1st, starting from August 23rd, A9 will once again beginning their activities as Alice Nine. It's been exactly one year since their 10th Anniversary live "NEVER ENDING UNIVERSE" at FujiQ Highland Conifer Forest. It is officially revealed today through official website and also official youtube channel. 11 years ago -on May 19th, 2014- was the first time Alice Nine stood on stage as Alice Nine and so the announcement had been chosen to be revealed at the same moment.
A9 will have a comeback live as Alice Nine on August 23rd, at Toyosu Pit Tokyo, which also will become Alice Nine 11th years Anniversary commemoration live as a band. For this anniversary commemoration, Alice Nine is going to sale a collaboration accessory with Velvet Lounge again, which is a fanclub (NUMBER SIX.) limited items. It will be make in a 2 color of pendant and 5 color of stones, in total 10 types which the fans can choose! This will be a memorable item of the 11th years anniversary for the fans from Alice Nine.
More about Alice Nine, they will also embark with an Asia Tour this year! Details about Asia Tour will be announced in a later date.


CHICAGO (AP) � New research gives clear proof that weight-loss surgery can reverse and possibly cure diabetes, and doctors say the operation should be offered sooner to more people with the disease � not just as a last resort.
The two studies, released yesterday, are the first to compare stomach-reducing operations to medicines alone for "diabesity" � Type 2 diabetes brought on by obesity. Millions of Americans have this and can't make enough insulin or use what they do make to process sugar from food.
"It is a major advance," said John Buse of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a leading diabetes expert who had no role in the studies. Buse said he often recommends surgery to patients who are obese and can't control their blood-sugar through medications, but many are leery of it. "This evidence will help convince them that this really is an important therapy to at least consider," he said.
There were signs that the surgery itself � not just weight loss � helps reverse diabetes. Food makes the gut produce hormones to spur insulin, so trimming away part of it surgically could affect those hormones, doctors believe.
The studies were published online by the New England Journal of Medicine, and the larger one was presented yesterday at an American College of Cardiology conference in Chicago.
More than a third of American adults are obese, and more than 8 percent have diabetes.


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Articles incorporating text from Wikipedia, Mikulov, Peace treaties,
Habsburg period in the history of Slovakia
Military history of the Habsburg Monarchy
Treaties of the Holy Roman Empire
1621 treaties
1621 in Europe
Treaties of the Kingdom of Hungary (1000–1918)
1621 in the Holy Roman Empire
1621 in Transylvania
Peace of Nikolsburg
The Peace of Nikolsburg or Peace of Mikulov, signed on 31 December 1621 in Nikolsburg, Moravia (now Mikulov in the Czech Republic), was the treaty which ended the war between Prince Gabriel Bethlen of Transylvania and Emperor Ferdinand II of the Holy Roman Empire. Nikolaus Esterházy de Galántha was one of the treaty's chief negotiators..
To take advantage of Ferdinand's preoccupation with the Bohemian Revolt at the beginning of the Thirty Years' War, Bethlen invaded Habsburg-controlled Royal Hungary in 1618 and fully conquered it until 1620. Although a peace was settled in January 1620 giving Bethlen 13 counties in eastern Royal Hungary, the prince resumed the war in September. Ferdinand's defeat of the Bohemians at the Battle of White Mountain in November allowed him to focus his forces on Bethlen, and the emperor was able to reconquer most of Royal Hungary by 1621. Because Bethlen did not distribute the confiscated property of Catholic noblemen to his Protestant noblemen as he had promised, they rescinded their support. These setbacks, as well as Bethlen's lack of support from the Ottoman Empire, led Bethlen and Ferdinand to seek terms in Nikolsburg.
In return for Bethlen's renunciation of any claims to the throne of the Kingdom of Hungary, Ferdinand agreed to observe the conditions of the Treaty of Vienna of 1606, which had granted full freedom of worship to Protestants in Transylvania and agreed on the summoning of a general diet within six months. In addition, Bethlen secured the (purely formal) title of "Imperial Prince" (of Transylvania), seven counties around the Upper Tisza River (in present-day Slovakia, Ukraine, Hungary, and Romania), the fortresses of Tokaj, Munkács, and Ecsed, and a duchy in Silesia. The treaty gave Ferdinand peace in the east and allowed him to focus his forces on subduing the Rhenish Palatinate.
The Peace of Nikolsburg was confirmed by the Treaty of Vienna in 1624 and the Third Peace of Pressburg in 1626.
List of treaties
Thirty Years' War
1911 Encyclopedia – Gabriel Bethlen
1911 Encyclopedia – Esterhazy of Galantha
Treaties of Hungary
9–10th century (age of Magyars)
Legend of the white horse (894)
1000–1301 (Árpád dynasty)
Personal union of Hungary and Croatia (1102)
Hungarian–Byzantine Treaties (1153–1167)
Treaty of Pressburg (1271)
1302–1526 (Middle ages to Tripartition)
Treaty of Enns (1336)
Hungarian–Lithuanian Treaty (1351)
Hungarian–Neapolitan Treaty (1352)
Treaty of Zara (1358)
Treaty of Lubowla (1412)
Peace of Szeged (1444)
Peace Treaty of Wiener Neustadt (1463)
Treaty of Ófalu (1474)
Treaty of Brno (1478)
Treaty of Piotrków (1479)
Peace of Olomouc (1479)
First Congress of Vienna (1515)
Dual reign, Ottoman vassalship,
reconquest and Napoleonic Wars
Franco-Hungarian alliance (1526)
Treaty of Nagyvárad (1538)
Treaty of Gyalu (1541)
Confessio Pentapolitana (1549)
Treaty of Speyer (1570)
Treaty of Szatmár (1711)
1526-1848 (Royal Hungary to Independence)
Truce of Adrianople (1547)
Treaty of Adrianople (1568)
Treaty of Vienna (1606)
Peace of Zsitvatorok (1606)
Peace of Vasvár (1664)
Holy League (1684)
Treaty of Karlowitz (1699)
Treaty of Passarowitz (1718)
Pragmatic Sanction (1723)
Treaty of Belgrade (1739)
Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748)
First Partition of Poland (1772)
Treaty of Sistova (1791)
Treaty of Campo Formio (1797)
Treaty of Schönbrunn (1809)
Congress of Vienna (1815)
(1570–1711) (Principality of Transylvania)
Peace of Nikolsburg (1621)
Treaty of Nymwegen (1679)
to the end of World War I
Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867
Croatian–Hungarian Settlement (1868)
League of the Three Emperors (1873)
Treaty of Bern (1874)
Reichstadt Agreement (1876)
Budapest Convention of 1877 (1877)
Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Dual Alliance (1879)
Triple Alliance (1882)
Boxer Protocol (1901)
Treaty of London (1913)
Armistice of Focșani (1917)
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Ukraine (1918)
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (1918)
Treaty of Bucharest (1918)
Armistice of Villa Giusti (1918)
Treaty of Trianon (1920)
Armistice with Romania (1920)
Bill of dethronement (1921)
U.S.–Hungarian Peace Treaty (1921)
Covenant of the League of Nations (1922)
Modern age (1922–)
Treaties of the Kingdom of Hungary (1922–46)
Paris Peace Treaties, 1947
Treaties of the Hungarian People's Republic (1949–89)
Treaties of the Third Republic of Hungary (1989–)
Treaties of the Thirty Years' War (1618–1648)
Nikolsburg
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In general you can say session.gc_maxlifetime specifies the maximum lifetime since the last change of your session data (not the last time session_start was called!). But PHP's session handling is a little bit more complicated.
Because the session data is removed by a garbage collector that is only called by session_start with a probability of session.gc_probability devided by session.gc_divisor. The default values are 1 and 100, so the garbage collector is only started in only 1% of all session_start calls. That means even if the the session is already timed out in theory (the session data had been changed more than session.gc_maxlifetime seconds ago), the session data can be used longer than that.
Because of that fact I recommend you to implement your own session timeout mechanism. See my answer to How do I expire a PHP session after 30 minutes? for more details.
This is the one. The session will last for 1440 seconds (24 minutes).
You're searching for gc_maxlifetime, see http://php.net/manual/en/session.configuration.php#ini.session.gc-maxlifetime for a description.
Your session will last 1440 seconds which is 24 minutes (default).
If session.cookie_lifetime is 0, the session cookie lives until the browser is quit.
EDIT: Others have mentioned the session.gc_maxlifetime setting. When session garbage collection occurs, the garbage collector will delete any session data that has not been accessed in longer than session.gc_maxlifetime seconds. To set the time-to-live for the session cookie, call session_set_cookie_params() or define the session.cookie_lifetime PHP setting. If this setting is greater than session.gc_maxlifetime, you should increase session.gc_maxlifetime to a value greater than or equal to the cookie lifetime to ensure that your sessions won't expire.
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If you'd asked me when I was a teenager what I wanted my life to look like in my 40s, I would have probably told you the following: I'd like two children, I'd like to have a happy marriage and a fulfilling career, and I would like to live in Cambridge. I'd risk going further: it wouldn't be bad to have a degree or two, ideally from good schools. I'd like my parents to be happy and healthy and nearby. I'd like to have done what Dad had been urging me to do since my memory began: find my passion.
Lo and behold. I am 43, and this is what my life looks like: I have two teenage children who are entertaining, motivated, and tremendously good company. I have two Ivy League degrees and a career that I am proud of. I have a happy marriage to a man I met when I was 23. We live in a house in Cambridge a mile from my parents' house. I am passionate about writing, which I do in space around the edges of the rest of my commitments. Life looks an awful lot like I hoped it would.
And yet. There is so much that has surprised me—so much that continues to surprise me—about adulthood. On every dimension and at every turn, life has startled me with challenges and wonder in equal measure.
Parenting has been far, far more bittersweet than I ever expected. From the very beginning, when my daughter was born more than 15 years ago, every laugh and every milestone has been shadowed by its own passing. Somehow the arrival and growth of my children has served as a sharp reminder of how short our time here is.
I try very hard not to let the sometimes dazzling pleasures of parenthood be entirely occluded by my knowledge of their impermanence, but I find that difficult. Having children has reminded me, unavoidably and indelibly, of life's basic drumbeat forward motion. Grace and Whit have made me painfully aware of how quickly it all passes, and they have simultaneously made me appreciate life's extraordinary beauty in a completely new way. There's no question in my mind these two things are woven inextricably together.
Marriage has been altogether different than I expected, too, both more difficult (in short: anyone you live with for 18 years is going to get a little, shall we say, irritating sometimes) and more wonderful (the familiarity and intimacy of those 18 shared years creates a comfort I couldn't have imagined). One of the unanticipated pleasures of marriage, for me, is seeing my husband as a father, and seeing traits of his animate in our children.
I can't remember where I read that marriage is the most private of geographies, but that's definitely true. After 18 years, I know that I don't know anything about anyone else's marriage. Many of my assumptions and high-minded ideas about what marriage is have been destroyed, and in their place is a deep appreciation of the joys that come from making a life alongside one other person.
This rooted comfort and intimacy become more important than I could ever imagine in the last few months, because of another of life's shocking surprises. My husband and I both lost our fathers in the autumn of 2017, 2 months and 3 days apart. These back-to-back losses have bound us together in a dark, sacred space of shared grief and radical empathy. My father's sudden death from a heart attack is by a wide margin the most significant loss of my life. I'm certain that my experience will forever be split into before and after, with that one afternoon of bewilderment, fear, and gratitude balanced in between.
My professional life has been yet another surprise. I joined a management consulting firm when I graduated from college, mostly because I didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up. I quickly went to business school and then returned to the same firm. I moved into a recruiting-focused role for purely practical reasons (my husband traveled a lot and I could see that very quickly this would be impossible once we added children to our lives). For many years I worked part time and while I knew that I did not want to stop working entirely, my sense of my professional identity wavered, and I felt a bit purposeless. I wrote about working part-time and the way it meant that I had a foot in two worlds and a home in neither. I felt like I was slogging, alone, up a very long, very climb.
And then somehow in the last few years the trees at the top of the climb opened, and I could see the view. It's worth the climb. I started a company with four former colleagues and I truly love my professional life for the first time. I would never have imagined that I'd be an entrepreneur—and my husband often says the same, with a shake of his head and a smile. I love being a part of founding and growing something, and the joy and satisfaction that I feel professionally has been one of life's greatest surprises so far.
I'm glad my father knew about the company I co-founded, and about our early success, before he died. He had always urged me to find my passion, and he was proud of how much I was loving the new company. But writing, another midlife discovery, is equally the central passion of my life. I found my way back to the page after 20 years in business, and it was like coming home.
All of my myriad roles matter crucially to me: mother, wife, financial services professional, writer. None of these individual pieces is simple, and in aggregate they form a complicated, noisy life. There's no question adulthood is messier and more complex than I'd ever imagined, but it's also more beautiful. This is the deepest, truest, and most enduring of midlife's surprises for me: in the dissonance lies the music.
Lindsey Mead is a mother, writer, and financial services professional who lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts with her husband, daughter, and son. She graduated from Princeton with a degree in English and has an MBA from Harvard, and is currently eschewing her peripatetic trans-Atlantic childhood by having lived in the same house for 17 years. Her writing has been anthologized and published in a variety of print and on-line sources including Torn: True Stories of Kids, Careers, and the Conflict of Modern Motherhood, So Long: Short Narratives of Loss and Remembrance, the Princeton Alumni Weekly, Literary Mama, the Huffington Post, and others. She writes regularly at A Design So Vast.


-Pit orchestra: 3:00 today AND tomorrow in the pit.
-Senior bios: We need real picture, not e-mails. About half the class won't be in the book. Get these in ASAP. Interns are working on the book as you read this.
-HORNS GO HOME FOR THE VERY LOOOOONNNGGGGG weekend. Yes, Mr. Wong this includes you. Get your horn to the shop this weekend. Tech classes start next week.


I own a few bits, the base game, commonwealth army box and the 21st Panzer Division which gives a good enough variation of battles and forces that I'm yet to be bored with it. The game itself is sort of like a wargame-meets-boardgame. It's a hard and fast WWII battle game with a clear focus on heroic actions like those seen in the movies.
All the boards are modular which gives great variance in playing area and they all have nicely clear and specific rules on how the terrain behaves. Likewise all of the rules you need (pretty much) are found on the counters that represent your fighting men. All your actions are determined by six-sided dice and so the core of the game is really very simple. You move your squads and attempt to blast the enemy before they blast you back.
Obviously there's a little more to it than that. Tactical use of scenery and the forces at your disposal plus the cards that can suddenly crush your opponents hard won plans. Key to the strategy is the element of bluff and planning in the order you'll activate your units. Place your activation tokens in the wrong order or get blown out by a cleverly played card and suddenly your whole turn may lay in tatters!
The heroes are epic, the tanks are great and really hard to explode and the curiously difficult to dispatch infantry squads are the real key to success. We've only played for fun but in that regard the game delivers in spades. We'll never forget our campaign night where Market Garden was a success and the US infantry stormed the machine guns of the Third Reich to end the war before Christmas after all! The beauty of the game for me is that it really is complicated and deep enough to have a great time but also easy enough for non-gamers to enjoy it.