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Le Brun - Norman French, Gaelicised to De Brún, and anglicised to Browne. Meaning 'brown haired or complexioned'.
The most well known family of the name in Ireland, was one of the 'Tribes of Galway', a city fraternity of Norman tribes, which included just one Gaelic Irish family.
The Mayo Brownes are probably related to the above, though bearing distinct arms. They became very influential, collecting titles: Barons of Kilmaine, Earls of Altamount and Marquises of Sligo.
The Brownes of Killarney, the Earls of Kenmare, are descended from a later Elizabethan English settler; they again bear distinct arms. An earlier Norman family of Browne in Co Kerry should be given precedence, however; the place name Dunbrowne being named after them.
The Brownes of Camus, Co Limerick were an old Norman family, who distinguished themselves in the military sphere, serving as high ranking soldiers in the armies of Great Britain and Continental Europe (see below).
Browne of Co Wexford, were also of ancient lineage; their lands were forfeited after the 1641 Rising.
However, it should be noted that there is also the Gaelic surname, Mac an Bhreithiún, which is given in English as 'Brown' in 'An Sloinnteoir Gaeilge' (Muiris Ó Droighneáin, 2001 etc) The surname means 'son of the brehon (judge)' .Woulfe in 'Irish Names and Surnames' (1923) says that the name was common in Connacht and west Ulster. There is also a Scottish Gaelic surname with the same derivation, according to Woulfe, which is anglicised as Browne. This is borne out in the '1659 Census' returns for Co Down, below, where the forms are clearly Gaelic.
In Petty's '1659 Census' Browne is found as a 'Principal Irish Name' in the following counties (numbers in brackets): Co Galway and Mayo returns missing; Limerick, Costlea Barony, Browne (9); Wexford, Bargie Barony, Browne (12); Bantry Barony, Browne (7): Shelburne Barony, Browne (10): Donegal, Raphoe Barony, Browne (9): County of Down, McBruine (7); Iveagh Barony, McBryne (12) and McBrin (10); Lower Iveagh, McBrinn (20).
By the mid 19th century, Browne is recorded in Griffith's 'Primary Valuation' with highest numbers in the following counties: Mayo (264) Down (263) Cork (208) Wexford (203) Tyrone (198) Derry (191) Limerick (166) Galway (160).
Brown occurs highest in counties: Down (224) Cork (122) and Tyrone (110)
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Philippus le Brun, according to legend, came to Ireland in 1170, and, in 1172, was appointed Governor of Wexford. A son, William, settled in Clanmorris, County Kerry, and another, Walter, settled in County Galway.
George (1698-1792) Count von Browne, of the Holy Roman Empire, was a Field Marshall in the Russian Service. He was a Limerick man.
Browne Family of Wexford
MULRANKIN and Rathronan castles, near Bridgetown in Kilmore parish (Bargy), were the principal seats of the Browne who were among the chief Norman families to settle in south Wexford. They were known then as le Brun, denoting brownish hair or complexion. In later times they built other castles at Brownescastle (near Taghmon), Brownswood (near Enniscorthy), Greyrobin (near Tomhaggard) and Ballyfistlane (near Our Lady's Island).
The first of the family to arrive in Ireland with the Normans was Sir William le Brun who with his son Nicholas witnessed an 1175 charter for the establishment of Dunbrody Abbey in the present parish of Horeswood, barony of Shelburne.' Between 1207 and 1211 Nicholas witnessed the charters of William Marshal to Dunbrody and Tintern.? Another Nicholas was in possession of Mulrankin in 1297.
Sir Nicholas Brun of Mulrankin was High Sheriff of Co. Wexford in 1365 and Sir Walter Browne was Seneschal of the county 1521. Walter's grandson, Robert Browne, is referred to in a letter to Queen Elizabeth in 1572, as a young gentleman of great valour, upon whom his father had valiantly built a fortress, being also of near blood to our cousins, the Earls of Kildare and Ormond, traitorously murdered by the Kavanagh's. Robert was killed in an attack on Mulrankin Castle by the Irish chief, Brian McCahir Kavanagh on April 21, 1572.
Robert Browne had two brothers, William, Sheriff of Wexford in 1585, and Walter, of Newbawn who was pardoned in 1577. William was succeeded at Mulrankin by his son Patrick who married Honora Barry, daughter of David Fitzjames Barry, Viscount Buttevant. Patrick's brothers were Nicholas of Browne's Castle (Taghmon) and Robert of Ballycapogue (Mulrankin).
Patrick Browne's three sons became officers in the Confederate Catholic Army in the 1640s - Col. William, Col. John and Lieut Walter Browne. William was taken prisoner at the Battle of Dungan's Hill, Co. Meath, in 1647. His estates were confiscated, and he escaped to France. Though he was ordered in 1660 to be restored by the King's Declaration, having served under Charles II's ensigns abroad, this proved ineffective, as the new Cromwellian grantees could not be removed.
All the Browne lands were forfeited on account of the family's participation in the rebellion of 1641. In the Cromwellian confiscations that followed, they were granted to William Ivory, John Cliffe and John Annsloe, but they were all acquired by John Cliffe who was secretary to General Henry Ireton, Cromwell's deputy in Ireland.
In 1851 the Brownes regained possession of Rathronan as tenants of Anthony Cliffe until 1903 when Kathleen Browne's father acquired it under the Wyndham Land Purchase Act, thus restoring to the family part of the property granted to the first Norman Brownes some 700 years before. It has continued in the possession of descendants of the Brownes to the present day.
According to the family historian, Kathleen A. Browne, Rathronan, these Brownes had several sisters, one of whom married Grogan of Johnstown Castle, and another married the Cromwellian William Ivory to whom Rathronan had been granted : their descendants called IvoryBrowne died out in 1820.
Kathleen Browne explains that it was a favourite policy of the Cromwellian grantees to marry the ladies of the families which were dispossessed, in order to give themselves and their families a standing in the eyes of the people, and 10 prevent them being looked upon as usurpers or upstarts.
She traced the surviving line of the family (still in possession of Rathronan) from Colonel John Browne who married Anne Devereux, daughter of James Devereux, Ballymagyr. Her account says that John was only thirty years old when he was killed by a party of Cromwellian soliders who had been ordered to reduce the castles of Forth and Bargy after the fall of Wexford town in 1649.
John's wife died at the birth of their only son William who was reared among friends. On his marriage he settled in Loughgunnan, in the parish of Mayglass. He died in 1721, aged 72 years, leaving five sons and two daughters. Two sons died young and two daughters died unmarried. The older sons were Michael, William and Patrick. Michael settled at Harpoonstown, near the manor of Mulrankin, and from him are descended numerous families in the Barony of Forth and Bargy. He died in 1767, and is buried in Mayglass cemetery. His grandson, John Browne, settled in Bigbarn, Mayglass, and was father of Most Rev. Dr. James Browne, Bishop of Kilmore (Cavan) (1827-1865). The bishop had been curate in Newtownbarry (Bunclody) for more than a year before being appointed sub-Dean in Maynooth College in 1814.
Most Rev. Dr. James Browne, Bishop of Ferns (1884-1918) also born in Mayglass, belonged to the same family. He was parish priest of Piercestown before being appointed bishop.
The Browne family memorial in Mayglass cemetery bears the following inscription: 'To the memory of the members of the family of Browne of Mulrankin, Rathronan and Oldhall, who between the and eighteenth centuries were interred in St. David's Church, Mulron and whose tombs were demolished in 1777, this monument is erected by their descendants.'
Rathronan was occupied for a time by a family named Jeffare tenants of the Cliffes. It was they who, during the eighteenth took the top off the castle and roofed it down. The Brownes als the original church at Mulrankin which was dedicated to St. Dau Kathleen A. Browne, who died in October, 1943, was a member of Seanad Éireann from 1929 to 1938. She was an ardent nationalist and devoted much of her time to the study of the history of County Wexford Her booklet on this subject was adopted by the Department of Education for schools. During Easter Week, 1916, she flew the tri-colour from Rathronan Castle for which she was arrested and imprisoned in Waterford. She was prominent in the Blue Shirt movement of the 1930s. Her father Michael Browne, was a member of the first Wexford County Council, an extensive farmer and merchant in Bridgetown.
The noted Dublin Psychiatrist, Dr. Ivor Browne, is a lineal descendant of the original Brownes of Mulrankin, and a nephew of Kathleen A. Browne. Another notable bearer of the name is Sean Browne, a former T.D., for Wexford and Leas Ceann Comhairle of Dail Eireann. For many years he was Chairman of the Wexford County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association (G.A.A.). His nephew, John Browne, was elected to succeed him in the Dail.
A distinguished churchman in recent times was the late Right Rev. Mongr. James Canon Browne, Vicar General of the Diocese of Ferns and parish priest of New Ross at the time of his death. The present (1986) parish priest of Tagoat is Rev. Patrick Browne. A former Town Clerk of Wexford for fifty years was William A. Browne who died in 1931. James Browne, the proprietor of a licensed premises at Bishopswater. Wexford, is a former president of the Wexford Chamber of Commerce, and a noted singer. In 1939 he secured first place in Ireland in the Count John McCormack 'New Voices' competition for basses and baritones, which was broadcast on Radio Eireann. John Browne of Millquarter, Old Ross, is one of the last of the old style corn millers in the county and a member of Wexford County Council. His son Bernard Browne is a well known historian and was the chairman of the Wexford Historical Society prior to his emigration to the United States.
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Hi, i'm looking for an ancestor, Elizabeth or Elizabetha Browne, she married Pierre Grandmaison in Flanders around 1697. Maybe in Bruges. He could be already a member of a calvary regiment. That's all I have so far
An ancestor of mine was Thomas Waldron married to Catherine Jordan. She died in 1817. In Nick Reddan's Newspaper Extracts she is described as " a sister of Major Jordan who died at Jamaica-niece to Colonel Brown who was killed at Havannal and grand-niece to Field-Marshal Brown who died at Vienna." My researches so far indicate that these Browns (Brownes?) are connected to Camus, Co. Limerick and/or Moyne, Co. Galway. A Major Thomas Browne was killed as part of a French/American force at the Siege of Savannah, Georgia, 1779 in the American War of Independence. Is it possible that "Havannal" is a corruption of Savannah? In the 18th century, a Field-Marshal Browne died in the Austrian military service in Vienna. These Brownes would appear to fit the details in Nick Reddan's records. I'm very interested in finding out more about the connection between Catherine Jordan and the Brownes.
My grandfather Robert T Browne was born in Lismore, County Waterford in 1880. I believe the family owned a printing shop and produced a local newspaper. They were Protestants (Church of Ireland) and subsequently moved to Belfast. I briefly visited Lismore as a 9 year old in 1953, and my grandfather's brother was still there. My grandfather joined the RIC, and in 1912 was Winston Churchill's bodyguard during Churchill's infamous visit to Belfast when their car was almost overturned by Protestant rioters. (As a result he had a very low opinion of Churchill). He subsequently joined the RUC and developed the fingerprinting section. He retired in 1938 when he visited the US and was made an honorary sheriff of Chicago. He died in Belfast in 1970. My father Harold George (Buster) Browne was born in Belfast in 1907, and played rugby for Ireland (I don't know what year or what position). He joined the Royal Artillery in 1939, was evacuated from France after Dunkirk and spent the rest of the war in Haifa, Palestine until he was transferred to Tripoli, Libya to become Commissioner of Trade and Supplies for the province of Tripolitania during the British Military Administration until Libya became independent in 1951. He remained in Tripoli until 1960 when he returned to Belfast, and retired there in Millile, County Down. Their house burned down in an electrical storm in 1978, so he with my mother and grandmother Crawford joined us in Durban, South Africa. He died of a heart attack aged 71 in 1979 in Durban. I was born in Belfast in 1942, but grew up in Libya until I was 17 and since 1967 have lived in South Africa. I have written three books, Eye on the Gold having just been published this year. I am considering a fourth book tentatively entitled Eye on the Horizon to include the family's Lismore history (including the Black and Tan operations there), plus Churchill's visit to Belfast in 1912.
James Browne (1684 -1763) died in Enniskillen and was married to Anne Hume. BROKEN STONE. FORTITIER ET FIDELITEN ERECTED BY JAMES BROWN IN MEMORY OF HIS MOTHR JANE BROWN WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCTR 3RD 1763 AGED 3- YRS. AND HIS 2 SONS JAMES AND CHARS WHO DIED YOUNG AND FATHER JOHN BROWN DIED JUNE 7TH 1799 AGED 75 YEARS.
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In recognition of outstanding achievements as a naval engineer both in the U.S. Navy and in private industry. Vice Admiral Gooding's career as an engineering duty officer was most distinguished, spanning the decades following World War II and culminating in the '70s with the first three star flag command in ED history. As the first commander of the Naval Sea Systems Command he successfully forged a union of the two previously diverse ships ordnance and ships platform commands. At the outset, he instilled a spirit of cooperative imperative that is still a legacy throughout the Naval Sea Systems Command.
Following World War II duty aboard the battleship USS WASHINGTON, Admiral Gooding's earlier years as an engineering officer were distinguished by his intellectual brilliance and exemplary performance on the waterfront and in the halls of design and project management. His reputation as a scholarly engineer, at home in the world of physics and higher mathematics, made him a natural choice for the concentrated post-war research by the Bureau of Ships on the unique science of underwater explosions and atomic blasts. The last of these included service as Technical Director of two underwater tests at Eniwetok. He was subsequently assigned to duty in the Navy's Special Projects Office, where he rose to be Special Projects Technical Director, responsible for research, development, production, and support of the Navy's Fleet Ballistic Missile Weapons System. Since retirement from the U.S. Navy, Admiral Gooding's consultant duties have been in direct support of naval engineering. He has expanded his duties as Chairman of the Board of a major research corporation to include training of young engineers, regularly conducting seminars on various naval engineering subjects as well as the prerequisite mathematical tools.
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(SATIRE) The Denome's Advocate: Trump announces ambitious "America Seventh" plan
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President Trump officially erased any doubt that he was considering no longer putting America first when he unveiled his "America Seventh" Plan on Sunday. The move came only a day after Trump was criticized for supposedly believing the word of Russian President Vladimir Putin over that of American intelligence agencies.
In a statement accompanying the announcement of the plan, Trump both touted the the nationalistic aspects of his vision, while downplaying the fact that the plan walked back on his previous "America First" promise.
"Make no mistake: we will still MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" the statement said. "But as it stands, I'm also beholden to foreign entities and favoring authoritarian leaders, so those guys get priority. However, we will still MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! After we make Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, the Philipines [sic], Norway and Nambia great again, that is."
Trump was immediately criticized for his list, with reporters pointing out that "the Philippines" was spelled wrong in the statement, Norway was not relevant to anything the president addressed in the plan and Nambia was not a country.
When pressed about the last of those criticisms, Trump responded on Twitter.
"All these haters and losers are saying Nambia is not a country, but they're wrong! Fine African nation! Great Health Care system! The capital is a beautiful place called Covfefe," Trump said in the tweet, taking advantage of the increased character limit Twitter implemented last week to use 171 characters instead of the 140 he would have previously been restricted to.
Despite the increased character limit, Trump was still criticized for making another error, with him having again inserting the mysterious non-word "covfefe" into one of his tweets. However, in a press briefing, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the mishap was intentional.
"The president has no issues with autocorrect. Their relationship is amazing, much better than the one between Obama and autocorrect," Huckabee Sanders said.
This reporter performed a Google search and can confirm that "Nambia" is indeed not a country and the city of "Covfefe" does not exist. Trump was likely referring to Namibia, a country in southwest Africa, with the capital Windhoek. Namibia's health care system is not as good as Trump describes it — the country ranks 168th out of 190 countries on the World Health Organization's Ranking of World Health Systems — but it has made the Rugby World Cup five times since 1990! That's something to be proud of!
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Up almost 1000% in 1 year, the Bionomics (ASX:BNO) share price moves higher
The Bionomics Ltd (ASX: BNO) share price is in positive territory after announcing a non-renounceable entitlement offer. Here's the details.
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The Bionomics Ltd (ASX: BNO) share price is in positive territory today after announcing a non-renounceable entitlement offer. During mid-afternoon trade, the clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company's shares are up 3.5% to 30 cents.
This takes the Bionomics share price to more than a 950% gain when compared to this time last year. Surprisingly, in March 2020, the company's shares were swapping hands for as little as 2.8 cents.
Details of the offer
In its announcement, Bionomics updated shareholders advising of a pro rata non- renounceable entitlement offer on a 1:6 basis. This follows the company's recent subscribed underwritten placement to North American and European institutional and sophisticated investors.
The offer price will be issued at the same rate to the previous placement, at 14.5 cents apiece. Notably, this represents a 50% discount on the current Bionomics share price of 29.5 cents. Moreover, the new shares will rank equally with existing ordinary shares.
The record date for the entitlement offer is on Thursday 11 March, 6:00pm Australian Central Daylight Time (ACDT). Unless extended, the placement will close 30 March, 5:00pm ACDT. The new shares will be allotted on 8 April 2021.
The expected take-up of the offer is estimated to bring in around $20 million in capital for the company. This will be used to partly fund a Phase 2b Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder trial for mid-2021. Additionally, the remaining monies will be spent towards general working capital purposes.
Quick take on Bionomics
Founded in 1996, Bionomics is a biopharmaceutical company that develops drug candidates to treat central nervous system disorders. This includes anxiety, depression, and Alzheimer's disease.
The company has offices in Australia, the United States, and France.
About the Bionomics share price
Over the last 12 months, the Bionomics share price has been one of the best performers on the ASX market. Positive investor sentiment in the company picked up towards September, and particularly shot higher in February.
Based on current valuations, Bionomics has a market capitalisation of close to $250 million.
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The Dodd-Frank Act redefines the IAC, so the committee is now being reconstituted to conform with the Act. I've decided not put my name forward as a candidate for the new (Statutory) IAC. I tend to specialize in just a few areas of the SEC's broad regulatory mandate, and once I have submitted my personal comments on their recent proxy concept release, I will have contributed the bulk of what I have to offer. I'll blog about and link to my comments after I submit them later this month.
There is still plenty of work for the new IAC to do on proxy voting, but I am confident that there are more suitable candidates than I to help with that. I'm still engaged on these issues, and expect to stay involved one way or another. My main work continues on VoterMedia.org, pursuing governance reform for democracies and corporations.


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Eivor Margareta Asklin, född Bergh den 22 maj 1913 i Stockholm, död 28 augusti 1994 i Uppsala, var en central person inom Riksförbundet Sveriges lottakårer, främst i sin roll som riksförbundets generalsekreterare under åren 1967–1972.

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Eivor Asklin föddes i en apotekarfamilj i Stockholm, hennes far var Gustaf Bergh, och utbildade sig vid Normalskolan för flickor – en övningsskola för Högre lärarinneseminariet. Hon tog examen 1930. Året därpå studerade hon vid Collège féminin de Bouffémont, en internatskola i Paris där samhällselitens döttrar övades i franska språket, lärde sig att konversera och föra sig i sociala sammanhang. År 1938 gifte hon sig med dåvarande kaptenen vid Svenska flygvapnet Gunnar Asklin, son till grevinnan Louise Lewenhaupt och marin- och provinsialläkaren Victor Asklin. Tillsammans fick de tre barn: Christer och Catharina, samt fostersonen Olle Bergdahl, som kom till familjen Asklin som krigsbarn från Finland under andra världskriget.

År 1947 blev Eivor Asklin medlem i Uppsala flyglottakår, en lokalavdelning till Upplands lottaförbund. Flyglottakåren samlade försvarsfrivilliga kvinnor i Uppsalaområdet för uppgifter inom bland annat luftförsvar, förplägnad, sjukvård och telefoni för flygvapnet. Hon förblev engagerad i flyglottakåren i ett drygt decennium och innehade bland annat poster som förplägnadschef, chef för sociala detaljen och vice kårchef. Samtidigt tjänstegrensutbildade hon sig och tjänstgjorde vid flygvapen- och eskaderövningar. Hon var även chefslotta vid olika militära lottaskolor. Eivor Asklin gick därefter vidare till posten som förbundssekreterare vid Upplands lottaförbund varifrån hon 1962 rekryterades till riksförbundets förbundskansli som informationschef. I samband med detta beskrevs hon i medlemstidskriften Lottanytt som "en kunnig, energisk och glad lotta som har begåvats med två ovärderliga egenskaper, nämligen förmågan att få kontakt och att sprida trevnad i arbetskretsen". När hon i mars 1967 efterträdde Berit Berg von Linde som riksförbundets generalsekreterare konstaterade samma tidskrift att Eivor Asklin inte behövde någon närmare presentation eftersom "hon är känd både inom och långt utanför SLK [Sveriges lottakårer]".

I sin roll som generalsekreterare var Eivor Asklin administrativ chef över personalen på förbundskansliet och arbetade nära rikslottachefen.

Eivor Asklin innehade posten som generalsekreterare fram till 1972. För sina bidrag till lottarörelsen tilldelades hon detta år bland annat Sveriges lottakårers kungliga förtjänstmedalj i guld samt Kungliga Vasaorden.

Efter det att hon lämnat lottarörelsen fortsatte Eivor Asklin sitt föreningsengagemang dels i Fredrika-Bremer-Förbundets Ängelholmskrets, där hon var ordförande mellan åren 1975 och 1976, dels i Ängelholms konstförening och Uplands konstförening. Hon var sekreterare i den förra mellan åren 1975 och 1978 och i den senare från 1983 och fram till sin död 1994.

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 Artikeln är till stora delar kopierad från Fia Sundevalls text om Eivor Asklin ur Svenskt kvinnobiografiskt lexikon, (CC BY 4.0), läst 2018-04-09

Kvinnor
Födda 1913
Avlidna 1994
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Genre: Action, Romance
Streaming Date: 02 Oct 2020
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The most widely used and exegetically abused verse in the New Testament by Mormons is James 1:5.
"But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all men generously and without reproach, and it will be given to him." (James 1:5).
Mormons typically quote this verse in support of praying about the Book of Mormon as is suggested within its pages.
Before we examine James, let's take a look at two things. First, the verse in Moroni 10:4 says to ask God "if these things are NOT true . . . " It is not asking to see if these things ARE true. So, when a Mormon prays about the Book Mormon to see if it is "not" true and he receives a confirmation, then has it not been established that the book Mormon is not true?
Second, the Bible never tells us to pray about spiritual truth. Instead, the Bible tells us to compare all things with Scripture (Acts 17:11; 2 Tim. 3:16) because it is through the word of God that we have spiritual truths revealed to us. Furthermore, the Bible tells us that our hearts are desperately wicked and deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9), and that we are to be very cautious about trusting it--which is why praying about truth and getting a feeling is so dangerous. Of course, the Mormons will say that when they're praying to God, they will receive an answer from God. But this is only a hopeful assumption. Think about it. If God has told us to look at his word for truth (2 Tim. 3:16) and someone prays about the Book of Mormon in contradiction to that verse, then is he not violating the word of God? Yes, he is. Will God then answer the prayer of someone who has violated his word by essentially not trusting what God has said within its pages?
When looking at any verse in the Bible, the first thing that we must do is to look at its immediate context. After all, if we take a verse out of its context, then we can make it say anything we want. So, let's examine the first few eight verses of James.
"James, a bond-servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, to the twelve tribes who are dispersed abroad, greetings.
And let endurance have its perfect result, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.
But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all men generously and without reproach, and it will be given to him.
But let him ask in faith without any doubting, for the one who doubts is like the surf of the sea driven and tossed by the wind.
being a double-minded man, unstable in all his ways."
We can easily see from the context that James is writing to "the 12 tribes who were dispersed abroad." This means that James is writing to those who are Jewish believers, and this was probably written before the year A.D. 50. This means that there had been plenty of time since Jesus' crucifixion for evangelism to have brought many Jews throughout the Mediterranean area to the Christian faith.
So, James is written to Jewish believers, but its context is about facing trials. Notice that verse two says "when you encounter various trials." Verse three mentions the "testing of your faith." Verse four talks about "endurance." It is after these verses that James mentions attaining wisdom. The context is about gaining wisdom through difficult trials and the testing of one's faith--not about praying to see if a book is true. Then James goes on to tell them to have faith and trust God.
First of all, Joseph Smith said that of all people who ever lived, he is the one who has experienced the most power in his heart when looking at James 1:5. That is quite a boast. Second, he talks about a feeling in his heart. This is highly subjective and is not based on scripture. Third, he said that he did not have confidence by settling the question [of which Christian sect was true] "by an appeal to the Bible."
So he appeals to the Bible in James 1:5, yet he also says he has no "confidence of settling the question by an appeal to the Bible." This is, of course, a contradiction--one that is not seen by very many Mormons.
Nevertheless, James 1:5 is improperly used by Mormons to justify praying about the Book of Mormon to see if it is true. What they do is not biblical. It is counter to Scriptural truth, and it essentially subjects truth to a feeling. Because of this, the Mormons have believed in a false God (who came from another planet), a false Christ (who was brother of the devil and us in the preexistent), and a false gospel (deliverance of sin by faith and works). We must pray that our Mormon friends will escape the lies of the enemy and come to a saving relationship with the real God of Scripture.
1. Walvoord, John F., and Zuck, Roy B., The Bible Knowledge Commentary, (Wheaton, Illinois: Scripture Press Publications, Inc.) 1983, 1985.
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L'ermita de Santa Bàrbara de Tírig, a la comarca de l'Alt Maestrat, és un lloc de culte catalogat com Bé de Rellevància Local, amb la categoria de Monument per declaració genèrica, amb codiː 12.02.111.003, segons la Disposició Addicional Cinquena de la Llei 5/2007, de 9 de febrer, de la Generalitat, de modificació de la Llei 4/1998, d'11 de juny, del Patrimoni Cultural Valencià (DOCV Núm. 5.449 / 13/02/2007).

L'ermita es localitza als afores del poble, a uns quatre quilòmetres, en el paratge conegut com a "Ca Redo" i explica la llegenda que la seva construcció es deu a l'obstinació d'un veí de Tírig per agrair el fet de resultar il·lès de l'accident que va patir en caure un llamp sobre la seva casa, destruint-la totalment. Es van iniciar les obres en 1603, Sant Mateu (Baix Maestrat) sent el responsable de les obres Joan Gogia, picapedrer francès que vivia a Sant Mateu (Castelló).

Se situa sobre una plataforma sobre la roca del cim, que és el paviment interior de l'ermita. De planta rectangular de 17 per cinc metres i de nau única. És de construcció senzilla i austera. De fàbrica de maçoneria blanquejada, amb coberta a dues aigües (en l'exterior, mentre que la coberta interna és en forma de volta de canó, excepte en el presbiteri que presenta coberta en volta de creueria, amb l'emblema de la santa i una llegenda il·legible, esculpides en la clau), i un mur lateral que protegeix dels forts vents. L'entrada es realitza per una Porta de fusta en arc de mig punt, emmarcada per dovelles irregulars. Sobre la Porta s'obre una obertura amb aspecte de tronera abocinada, i la rematada de la façana és en capcer, que serveix d'espadanya per a una única campana.
La festa se celebra el 4 de desembre i es duu a terme un romiatge des del municipi a l'ermita en la qual se celebra una missa després de la qual es reparteixen els "panets".

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Q: Are the Cantor set and $B=\{\frac{1}{n}|n\in Z^+\}$ homeomorphic? Is the Cantor set homeomorphic to $B=\{\frac{1}{n}|n\in Z^+\}$? So far, I have concluded both sets are bounded and closed, therefore both are compact by the Heine-Borel Theorem. Neither are path connected or connected. Also, neither have the fixed-point property. So, I posit that they are homeomorphic. Now, assuming I am correct, I am supposed to construct an explicit homeomorphism between the two sets. How do I go about starting this part? And in general, how do I go about constructing explicit homeomorphisms from the Cantor set to another set? I have trouble grasping intuitively the Cantor set itself. Thanks in advance for the help!

A: $C$, the Cantor set, is uncountable, compact and has no isolated points (no $x \in C$ such that $\{x\}$ is open in $C$).
$B$ is countable, not closed (in $\mathbb{R}$) so not compact and all of its points are isolated points.
They hardly can be more different IMHO.

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It's a big floor. People are eating lunch in the large common room. Some are at tables, and others are on the couch watching television, The Price is Right is on. There are some side rooms down the hall with people are playing a card game, listening to music, or drawing. It's loud and energetic in the building. Someone spilled some root beer on the floor, but it doesn't matter too much because everyone is having a good time.
In the common room, Briana wants to talk about her boyfriend. Carly is happy to have had pizza for lunch and can't wait to go bowling later in the day. Debra had her headphones in and is excited about dance classes. On the other end of the building, in the computer room, Zach and Chris are talking about movies.
Almost sounds like a college dormitory, right? You may be surprised to hear that it's a Wildwood day program. A day program is where adults with developmental disabilities can go to receive supports. They take the bus to the day program, and after lunch, they split off into groups to do different activities. Some hang out in the computer room, others go outside to play games, and one group is going to visit the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society because they love animals so much.
These groups form based on individuals' interests in certain activities. The nearly fifty people in the program choose what activities they'd like to partake in, and the program staff creates groups based on that information. These activities could range from cooking, dance classes, pet and horse therapy, gardening, or they could be as simple as playing games. Almost like different clubs at a school. The staff works hard to fit all these different activities in a schedule that works for everyone. There's talk of trying to get the Humane Society group to volunteer at the shelter in the future.
Everyone is friendly and are happy to socialize. Briana was kind enough to offer to make me a sandwich not once, not twice, but three times! However, it's not all fun and games. Sometimes individuals may yell more than usual, sometimes they're a tad rude to each other or even the staff at times, but Diane, a direct support professional (DSP), says they're always very apologetic and very sweet afterward. Now and then, someone has to be put in a room to avoid hurting themselves or others; however extreme events are quite rare.
There's a sense of community in the day program. Walking into the building, you're met with walls filled with pictures of members of the program. The winners of the World Series, Super Bowl, and Olympics pools are proudly displayed.
Outside of the program, everyone has different lives. Some live in assisted residences, and some live with their parents. Some have jobs like Ally who does office work for a law firm. But they seem to have one thing in common.
"Most have a better social life than us staff do," said Kelly, the lead DSP. Admittedly, I am guilty of being unsure of what these individuals do outside of school, the day programs, or employment. "Just because they have a disability, doesn't mean they just sit around," she continues. Kelly says she learns a lot from them, such as being exposed to new movies and music.
I think maybe this shows that those who don't work or socialize directly with these individuals, myself included, tend to define them by their disability, purposefully or not. We can break this wall down by spending more time with them, learn that not only are they some of the friendliest people you'll meet, but they can be quite knowledgeable in areas that interest them.
You'll probably also notice that they're some of the most real people you'll meet. They're excited to meet people and share what they did or what interests them. They don't hide behind their phone screens or feint a smile for their Instagrams or Snapchats.


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Claiming Disability is the first comprehensive examination of Disability Studies as a field of inquiry. Disability Studies is not simply about the variations that exist in human behavior, appearance, functioning, sensory acuity, and cognitive processing but the meaning we make of those variations. With vivid imagery and numerous examples, Simi Linton explores the divisions society creates—the normal versus the pathological, the competent citizen versus the ward of the state.
Map and manifesto, Claiming Disability overturns medicalized versions of disability and establishes disabled people and their allies as the rightful claimants to this territory.
Simi Linton is Founder and President of Disability/Arts, an organization devoted to working with artists and cultural institutions to help shape the presentation of disability in the arts and to increase the representation of work by disabled artists. She is also Founder and Co-Director of the Disability Studies Project, a curriculum development project at Hunter College in New York.
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In a necessary and long overdue need to right the balance of power and decency, a daily spotlight has been shone on the integrity of organizations, both public and private and that of individuals, regardless of celebrity status. As it should.
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To demonstrate that you know your boundaries and maintain a high ethical bar, ensure that all your thoughts and actions are conducted and leveraged through your lens of integrity.
Always pause before acting, whether you hold back in seconds, minutes, hours or days. A cooling off period, whether in terms of discussion, your presence, or simply staying quiet, may assist you in your efforts to maintain self-control.
Be careful about making assumptions. You communicate so your listeners hear and act on your message. Let them do their job effectively.
Consistently steer away from being too cavalier, informal, telling jokes, and making off-the-cuff remarks.
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Q: Run React Native application for Windows without launching Metro I have tried below steps to publish my React Native application for windows:

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*Open the solution in Visual Studio

*Select the Release configuration from the Configuration Manager drop-down.

*Build the solution. You can now launch without first launching Metro.

*If you want to build an APPX package to share or publish, use the Project > Publish > Create App Packages... option.

Took reference from [https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs/getting-started]
I have used below command to create my react-native application:

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*npx react-native init {projectName} --template react-native@^0.71.0

*cd {projectName}

*npx react-native-windows-init --overwrite

*npx react-native run-windows

Here is my package.json looks like:
{
    "name": "SampleRNApp",
    "version": "0.0.1",
    "private": true,
    "scripts": {
      "android": "react-native run-android",
      "ios": "react-native run-ios",
      "lint": "eslint .",
      "start": "react-native start",
      "test": "jest",
      "windows": "react-native run-windows"
    },
    "dependencies": {
      "react": "18.2.0",
      "react-native": "0.71.0",
      "react-native-windows": "0.71.0"
    },
    "devDependencies": {
      "@babel/core": "^7.12.9",
      "@babel/preset-env": "^7.14.0",
      "@babel/runtime": "^7.12.5",
      "@react-native-community/eslint-config": "^3.0.0",
      "@tsconfig/react-native": "^2.0.2",
      "@types/jest": "^29.2.1",
      "@types/react": "^18.0.24",
      "@types/react-test-renderer": "^18.0.0",
      "babel-jest": "^29.2.1",
      "eslint": "^8.19.0",
      "jest": "^29.2.1",
      "metro-react-native-babel-preset": "0.73.5",
      "prettier": "^2.4.1",
      "react-test-renderer": "18.2.0",
      "typescript": "4.8.4",
      "metro-config": "^0.73.7"
    },
    "jest": {
      "preset": "react-native"
    }
  }

Observations:
For building the app it takes a hell lot of time (more than 30 mins) and after completing build successfully I'm not able to launch my RN application without Metro. It gives me error "A connection with the server could not be established" (see below error screen-shot).
System specs: I'm using Windows 11 OS and Visual Studio 2022 professional
After publishing I see there is an react-native application automatically installed into my system with the same name of my application and upon double clicking it I'm getting same error.
Error screen-shot:
error screen-shot
Could you please advice me how we can create React Native application for Windows project, standalone package which will work without explicitly running Metro (without running npm start command).
Thanks in advance!


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We are featuring a great collection of 12 songs by Nimal Rajapaksha for your listenining pleasure.
Nimal Rajapaksha is a talented vocalist now resident in New York area. He put together this debut album of 12 songs with input from talented Sri Lankan musicians and lyricists. Songs were written by Bandara Eheliyagoda, K D K Dharmawardena, Hemasiri Halpita, and Shantha Deshabandu. Music is composed by Upali Kannangara, D I Senarathne, Ernest Sosya, and Samantha Perera.


sandwiches or on top of salads.
Few experiences are so pleasing as serendipity – when some accident results in an outcome more favorable than what you intended. It takes a certain flexibility of mind to recognize; some folks pout when they don't get what they want instead of appreciating what they got.
I went to Tender Greens thinking that it was a vegetarian restaurant and salad bar, having mistaken it for a similarly named place. We might have left, but decided to see what was going on there. The location in an upstairs corner of the Marina Marketplace had me curious – how did a large restaurant in such a strange location survive?
We surveyed the menu at the counter while figuring out the system – order here, pay around the corner, and wait for food at the table. It's the classic quick serve model, but with stylish food and a healthy focus – organic vegetables, wild caught seafood, and free range chicken, but moderate prices.
Our party of five ordered chipotle grilled chicken, steak, ahi tuna and fried chicken, all as lunch plates. You can also get proteins as a sandwich or on top of salad. The plates offer a choice from a variety of vegetables, starches and salads, so it took a bit of time for the ditherers in our party to order. We then moved to the drink ordering area, where the line is arranged in front of a large selection of desserts. Whoever worked out the architecture there knew what they were doing, since we discussed which confection we would sample while waiting to order minted lemonade, hibiscus drink, or more conventional beverages.
Most of our meals arrived quickly – we had been warned that the fried chicken would take a few minutes. That was fine with us – as the Chinese say, it is better for the man to wait for the food than the food to wait for the man. This man had plenty to try in the meantime, most of it very good. The chipotle chicken was a pounded boneless breast in a seasoning so mild that I wouldn't have recognized it as chipotle – the delicate heat could have been a lightly smoked paprika. The chicken was moist and tasty, but I'd have preferred it a bit zippier. I had no complaint about the grilled zucchini, mushrooms and cauliflower that came with it, because they were first rate, and so was the kale Caesar salad. I'm a Caesar purist, but kale instead of romaine worked exceptionally well.
The seared ahi tuna was ordered with mashed potatoes and a bowl of pureed cauliflower soup, a creamy, rich accompaniment to the lightly peppered fish. The "backyard marinated steak" was actually sliced tri-tip cooked Santa Maria style – not most people's definition of a steak. That said, it was cooked a beautiful pink medium-rare and nicely done. The person who ordered it selected roasted potatoes with garlic as a side, which he likes so much that he ordered a double portion. They must have been good because from the look of the plate he might have vacuumed it.
Another in our party had ordered a daily special sandwich – a Philly cheesesteak. This is one of those cult items that I don't get – a good sandwich, but not worth fussing over the way some acolytes do. This version was unusually good – tender beef and toasted cheese with grilled red bell peppers on a fresh toasted roll. I'm still not nuts for them, but would have one when in a sandwich mood.
Partway through our meal the fried chicken arrived, tantalizing us with its aroma for some time before it was cool enough to sample. The crust was crisp and interior moist; I prefer a bit more seasoning in the batter, but found it above average for the Westside. It had been ordered with creamy mashed potatoes and grilled vegetables, and came with a cobette of corn to help make it the all-American favorite.
Our meals were generously sized and we might have departed full, but one of my companions was so curious about the goat cheese panna cotta that we had to go back for one. (Putting the checkout line by the desserts worked). The panna cotta had a delightful texture and flavor, and was richly creamy with the merest hint of goat funkiness to give it character.
Our meal for five ran just under $80 with soft drinks, and tasted fresh even though all but one item was on the table within minutes after we ordered it. It was a rare example of healthy food delivered quickly at moderate prices, and one I'll keep in mind for pre-show meals – and perhaps sometimes when I'm not in a hurry but just crave what they do.
Tender Greens is at 13450 Maxella Ave. in Del Rey – upstairs at the west end of the Marina Marketplace building. Another location is at 201 Arizona Ave. in Santa Monica. Open daily 11 a.m., close 9 p.m. Su-Thu, 10 p.m. Fr/Sa. Parking downstairs, elevator and escalator available, wheelchair access good, patio dining. Beer and wine served. Menu at tendergreensfood.com. 310-827-3777.


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Q: How to connect Visual Studio with Dynamics CRM and do coding to customize the CRM? I am having Dynamics CRM online and Visual Studio Community 2017 installed on my machine.How can I customize Dynamics CRM using the code in Visual Studio and synchronize them?
I have to integrate my instance with Twilio using Visual Studio.But I have no idea about how to synchronize Visual Studio to make changed in the Dynamics CRM.
Can anyone please help me out on this?

A: I'd recommend installing something like CRM Developer Extensions as an addon to your Visual Studio. This will provide you with templates for your extensions and allow you to publish Web Resources and assemblies directly to CRM from Visual Studio.
However for development purposes, it isn't necessary to keep files such as Web Resources synchronised the whole time. I'd recommend only synchronising them once they've been tested and are ready to be deployed, even just to a sandbox CRM Organisation.
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Learn more: Teacher Resources
Lloyd Dobyns: Hi! Welcome to Colonial Williamsburg: Past & Present on history.org. This is "Behind the Scenes" where you meet the people who work here. That's my job. I'm Lloyd Dobyns, and mostly I ask questions. This time, I'm asking Hope Smith, and at Colonial Williamsburg; she's an actor-interpreter, playing roles at Revolutionary City, I think.
Hope Smith: Yes.
Lloyd: So that everybody will know, we knew each other when she was at Great Hopes Plantation, so you've migrated a little bit.
Hope: Yes, I have.
Lloyd: Who do you play?
Hope: Well, my primary character is a woman by the name of Eve. She was the maidservant to the wife of Peyton Randolph, who was a speaker of the House of Burgesses in Virginia, but first president of the Continental Congress. And I have other characters – Kate, who was a laundress at the Raleigh, a secondary character.
Lloyd: Everybody has two or three characters, right, at the Revolutionary City?
Hope: Yes.
Lloyd: Because if you run it seven days a week, you gotta have a day off sometime. Somebody else has to play your character, you have to play somebody else's. So it just goes back and forth, huh?
Hope: Yes, yes.
Lloyd: Okay. What is different doing street theatre on Duke of Gloucester Street and doing interpretation at Great Hopes Plantation? How has your life changed?
Hope: Oh, my goodness. You're playing to a much larger audience. You're drawing them in to the past with you, as well. Great Hopes, we were primarily third person except for special programs when people could meet a character set in a certain time, for a certain period of time.
But here, from the time we hit the streets at 10:30 until the time things wrap up at about 12:30 or so, you are in the past. And you are going through the first day: two years. The second day: six years, rapid fire. So you're engaging guests with what's going on at that time period. Talking about events, whether it's, you know, news from Saratoga that the British have surrendered, or news that Lord Dunmore has taken the gunpowder and it's happening very rapid fire and you have to engage people in an instant now, so it's very different.
Lloyd: Do you like that? Engaging people, talking with them?
Hope: I do. I do, I do.
Lloyd: I keep asking you that because one time I want you to say, "I'm tired of it!"
Hope: (Laughs.) Well, you always have to remember that, for many guests, it's their first time coming to see a certain program. And it may be the 50th time for us, but it's that first time for that guest. Or, if it's somebody who's been before and they've come back because they were so impressed with the quality of what they've seen in the past, you want to make sure that that second, third, fourth, fifth visit is even better and will make them want to come back. So…
Lloyd: You're out on the street, it's hot, which it is in Virginia at this time of year. What do people want to know of you as you are engaging with them and staying in your time period, in character? What are they most interested in?
Hope: They're interested in what the thoughts would be of an enslaved woman. When we get to talking and we can kind of share a little bit more, this is an enslaved woman who's in the household of somebody who is probably second only to the governor, when you look at powerful men in this colony here.
And they want to know, well, what is Eve's perspective, being in the household of Peyton Randolph, hearing the talk of these gentlemen who are revolutionaries. And how is she taking this all in, and how is she processing it, and how are things going to affect her. So, how we're personally affected by the things that are going on when it's coming to the revolution. And then eventually, the war and the consequences of war and sacrifices. They want to know how it personally affects this woman.
Lloyd: Some of the research I did for one of the projects I had actually said that the Peyton Randolph household had 28 servants. The governor's palace had 26. So he may have been more powerful than the governor.
Hope: (Laughs.) Especially when the governor falls out of favor.
Lloyd: Yeah, well, when the governor falls out of favor, that's really more powerful. Do you have any trouble, ever, staying in character?
Hope: No. You have to make certain allowances if somebody comes up to you and asks you where the restroom is, just tell 'em where the restroom is. Those sorts of things. And when people come into the Revolutionary City, before, as they come in, as they're entering into this east end of Duke of Gloucester Street, they're pretty well-informed that they're going to be going into the past. But if it's something where a person does need to use a restroom or needs water or needs some other immediate need, you kind of graciously do that, but other than that, it's the period.
Like this morning, we were awaiting the arrival of our governor at the time, Lord Dunmore, and a lady said, "But, is this really your governor now?" and I said, "Well, yes, ma'am; he's been the governor for three years now!" And her friend kind of whispered to her, "Well, this is, you know, Revolutionary City; it's Lord Dunmore." So, she's getting the information but I'm not breaching the time period.
Lloyd: That's – I think that would be difficult for me. Doing the character would not be particularly difficult, but trying to deal with people's questions and stay in time. I'll bet that can be kind of challenging sometimes.
Hope: (Laughs.) It can be, where you want to maybe tell people things that are going to happen, in the future. Things that you wouldn't know at that time period, but if they're things you know about a certain situation or about your character specifically, you kind of regret not being able to share that with guests. So it can be tough. But you have to maintain. You know the fact that you're in 1774, or whatever the year is at the period, and not break it.
Lloyd: Is it more difficult to deal with adults or kids?
Hope: It depends.
Lloyd: Okay…
Hope: It depends. I would say that … it's not usual that we have difficulties. A lot of times you have children, like we do programs that focus specifically on children and families in the afternoons. And yesterday there was a girl who was, I think she was 7 or 9, and she was asking about, "Well, what does it mean that you're a slave?" And, you know, I tried to explain it to her – it's myself and another colleague there – so for those type of basic questions, it's easy to explain to children a very difficult thing if you're allowed that opportunity to take the time and explain it to them.
Lloyd: You've been doing this for so long now. Do you think of yourself sometimes as an educator?
Hope: Absolutely. I have a mother and her two sisters who are in the education field as teachers and I have one aunt who will still ask me if I want to teach. And I say, "Well, I am teaching." I have a classroom that is Colonial Williamsburg, and I have different students every day. And this is my method of teaching and sharing these women that I portray with hundreds – in the summer, sometimes thousands – of people every day. And that's the best classroom there is.
Lloyd: I would, I think – you are too nice a person to do it – but I think I would say that not only was I an educator in this Colonial Williamsburg where I had this, but I got the kids to remember.
Hope: (Laughs.) Yes. Yes.
Lloyd: In some of the schools now, history is sufficiently dull to offend everybody, I guess. It's just, I don't know…
Hope: I guess, when you look at it – because history was actually always my favorite subject. Social studies, in elementary school – it was always, to me, stories about people. And, you know, when you look at something as dates, or this began here and ended there, I can understand where that's not interesting.
But when you begin to look at it as the story of this person, or this woman, or this child, then it becomes interesting and then people can connect across time. You know, I may not have a lot in common with maybe the mother I'm talking to because we're separated by time and distance or location, but we're still mothers. And that woman can relate to me as a woman who's an enslaved mother and maybe the challenges that I would face, she can sympathize with me and relate to me. So people connect with that, being mothers and fathers and husbands and wives and children.
Lloyd: What's the hardest part of it, for you? Is there a hard part? I've never seen you when you weren't smiling.
Hope: When I wasn't smiling. Just to always maintain the level of quality and to represent the people that I'm portraying with dignity and honor and reverence. Even if, you know, there's a certain amount of information that's going to be available about people at any time, but in the 18th century, someone who's enslaved, someone who's a woman, you may not have all of the facts.
But that you fill out their lives in a way where even if everything isn't exactly right with how old the person was, when they were born, still represents them as truly as we can in the 21st century. So to always maintain that if that person were here and seeing me portray that character, some of the details might be off but I still get across that sense or that essence of whoever I'm portraying.
Lloyd: How long do you see yourself doing this?
Hope: I'm enjoying myself now, and I've been here a long time. So, I'm not sure.
Lloyd: But you still enjoy it?
Hope: I still enjoy it. I still love making connections with people whether they only meet me once, or whether they come back. There's a couple this week that have brought their daughter, they've been coming for 22 years, which is how long I've been here. Now, I haven't known them for 22 years, but they've been coming to the foundation for 22 years. And they brought their daughter to Colonial Williamsburg this weekend and she's also involved at a history museum in Maryland. They're like, "We want you to meet these folks that we've met and we come back every year to see how they're doing." And that's special. Where else can you affect people like that?
Lloyd: They actually watched you grow up!
Hope: They did, they did.
Lloyd: That's amazing! That's Colonial Williamsburg: Past & Present this time. Check history.org often. We'll post more for you to download and hear.
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You post good stuff, but on this one I have to say...who cares?! When you can afford any car, that kind of takes the special out of it. Not to mention that none of those "people" can probably drive any of those cars like they were meant to be driven.


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Google's latest is possibly an iPhone killer
The long-awaited Google Phone could actually out-Apple Apple with its simple-to-use cell phone operating system that encourages users to enhance its workings by developing new interfaces and software.
Oct. 7, 2008, 7:59 PM UTC / Source: TODAY contributor
By Paul Hochman
New York City recently hosted the President of the United States. Ho hum.
But if you were looking for real star power, airtight security and, frankly, much better food, you just had to head across town to the introduction of Google's long-awaited Google Phone, officially called the G1. As in, Google One. Like the president's jet, only with better gas mileage.
Yes, there wasn't a lot of subtlety at the introduction. But there were a lot of very nice surprises — Google could actually out-Apple Apple in its easy, simple-to-use cell phone operating system, called Android, and there were some stunning little developments in the phone itself that bear mentioning.
But first, the lack of subtlety: if you're wondering whether or not Google and T-Mobile are aiming directly at Apple and AT&T (the iPhone's official network), don't. They are. More specifically, Google and T-Mobile want to eat Apple's lunch. There is no question about any of this: when the G1 hits T-Mobile stores in a month, on October 22, for example, it will cost $179, which is $20 less than the iPhone.
When your first phone bill comes in the mail a month later (assuming you're lucky enough to get a G1), it will cost you $25 for your unlimited 3G data plan, which is $5 less than the iPhone. Getting the picture? Oh, speaking of the picture: the G1 has a 3 megapixel camera, while the iPhone only has a 1 megapixel camera. You can almost hear the folks up at Google shouting toward Apple's Cupertino, California headquarters, "So there!"
Finally, and unlike the iPhone, the G1 has a slide-out keyboard. One of my only complaints about the iPhone, otherwise a masterpiece of technology, is that if you want to text someone or type in any kind of address in a search bar, you have to brush your fingertips on a flat piece of glass and pray you've hit the right "virtual" button. With the Google G1, you hit actual keys to tap. Big ones, by the way — they're easy to see and use.
Now brace yourself: what I'm about to say is a little wonky, but hang in there — it directly affects you. The way the G1 behaves right now is not going to be the way it behaves in a couple of months. On purpose: It will be better. Much better than it already is.
How do I know? Because unlike Apple, which is the CIA of consumer electronics, Google has thrown open its so-called "Android" operating system to the whims and creative impulses of the world. Meaning? If somebody really talented doesn't like the way the G1 works, they can rewrite the software and make the improvement available to the world. The code is open to anyone who wants to look at it and better it. Google just about fell all over itself during the introduction to emphasize that unlike Apple, Google wants people to enhance the G1's workings by developing even better interfaces and software.
Apple, on the other hand, which is about as likely to open its operating system as you are to publish your Social Security Number, has a different thought about people developing applications for its iPhone: fuggeddaboutit. Yes, they recently opened up a little bit after legions of customers and software developers complained, but trying to open up an Apple iPhone is still like trying to break into Fort Knox.
Sometimes literally: Apple finally admitted a few months ago that people who illegally put non-Apple-developed software on their iPhone would discover that their iPhone would eventually shut down and stop working, just like that. It was termed "bricking" the phone, as in, turning the thing into a brick by disabling it. Apple just didn't want people messing around with the operating system.
Google is going about it the opposite way: see a way of improving the phone? Go ahead!
That said, it's hard to see how this first shot could be dramatically improved, other than its slightly clunky music player and the fact that its way-fast 3G network is only available in 27 cities. And the fact that it isn't nearly as beautiful as the sleek, elegant iPhone.
But here are some of the advantages: the G1 automatically syncs up with all of your online Google calendar and contacts, so those are immediately in your phone, at your fingertips. No need to connect it to a computer. And the Google Maps function gets an amazing outlet in the G1 — since the phone has an onboard compass, you can literally just spin the phone around and get Google's amazing "Street View" of where you're standing, right there on the screen. And like the iPhone, you can touch the screen and 'flick' through web pages, but amazingly quickly and easily by comparison to the Apple product.
Speaking of touching a screen, here's a cool feature: the G1 actually allows you to save pictures you see online on the phone, just by touching the picture and holding it for a moment. There's lots more to discover. Here's how you do it: just wait until October 22, and look for the (long) line in front of the T-Mobile store. Good luck.
Paul Hochman is the gear and technology editor for the TODAY Show and a Fast Company magazine contributor. He covered the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Athens and Torino, Italy, for TODAY. He was also a three-year letter winner on the Dartmouth ski team and has a black belt in karate. Paul's blog can be found at: