I recently found out about a couple who booked a romantic getaway to Hawaii. Rachel and Colin booked this trip to celebrate the end of a stressful semester packed with papers and units. In addition to commemorating Rachel's graduation from UC Berkeley, Colin and Rachel booked this romantic trip to Hawaii, as a short getaway from their three lovely pugs at their home in Antioch, California. Here is the story behind an unintended engagement, as told from the bride and groom to-be.
This unintended engagement followed some major life changes for Rachel. She described the sequence of events that led up to her and Colin's Hawaiian vacation. According to Rachel, "Everything just happened so quickly!" A matter of weeks before their trip, Rachel quit her job at Trader Joe's, was offered employment at a new company, and graduated within the Sociology department at UC Berkeley. A couple of days later, Rachel and Colin left the Bay Area and flew out to enjoy their tropical getaway.
To share his side of the story, Colin began by telling me that he actually had no intention of proposing until they were on the Big Island. In fact, he decided to get the ring while they were on vacation. Rachel and Colin had been dating for 4 years and they bought a home in Antioch, where they raised three pugs. They both worked at Trader Joe's to pay for their home and Rachel's tuition. This past year was one of the toughest for them, as they focused on work and classes, which meant that they hardly spent time together. But that all changed when they traveled to Hawaii. Rachel and Colin instantly fell in love with the Big Island, so much so that neither of them wanted to leave.
When I asked why Hawaii, Colin answered, "It doesn't get any better than this. It was like paradise." Colin came up with a plan for the proposal and it all started with purchasing a ring. To surprise Rachel, Colin told her that he was going out to run "errands," which was just an excuse to step outside and purchase the engagement ring. He also told her to stay at the beach while he called her parents to ask permission for her hand in marriage. Once he got their approval, Colin kept the ring in his pocket and waited for the right moment.
Once all the details were settled, Colin met up with Rachel again and they drove to a secluded beach. They walked along a private beach near their hotel, as they waited for the sun to set. In the meantime, they also called their house sitter to make sure that the pugs were fine.
Colin told us that as he was waiting for the right moment, Rachel happened to set it up perfectly. His sister, Jenna, always gave them beef for living together and not being married, so Rachel suggested that they play a joke on her with a "fake" proposal without even knowing that Colin already had an engagement ring right in his pocket! Without delay, Colin reached into his pocket and asked Rachel, "You mean something like this?" Then, he got down on one knee and asked her for her hand in marriage.
I asked them whether they had any ideas for their wedding. Rachel and Colin said that they would love for their wedding to be in Hawaii, but that it would be too difficult to have their families travel there and to have their pugs, Pickle and Zoey, at home. While they may not be able to have their wedding in Hawaii, Rachel and Colin both agreed that they'd definitely have it by the ocean. Since they want their wedding to be a smaller affair that is "somewhere at the beach for sure," I recommended that they check out Carmel or San Luis Obispo for local and more convenient locations.
In addition to the wedding details, I asked them if they had any plans for their bachelor and bachelorette parties. Rachel and Colin explained that they'd rather have a "Bring your dog to our place for dinner" get-together than the traditional bachelorette and bachelorette parties. Since Rachel hates big parties, they'd prefer to have an engagement party together. Rachel said that having a bachelorette party would be too much attention on her, which she doesn't really like.
Although their engagement was unintended, Rachel and Colin both saw their trip to Hawaii as a romantic experience and something that they suggest every couple take. Their trip provided them with many benefits, from being able to leave their worries behind to finally getting quality time together. Rachel and Colin both advise planning ahead and setting money aside for a romantic getaway. In doing so, they were able to relax and enjoy some quality time together, which were things that they desperately needed, especially after working non-stop for the past 3-4 years.
Eat loco moco, a Hawaiian dish that consists of white rice, topped with a hamburger patty, a fried egg, and brown gravy.
Discover and enjoy the fresh seafood.
Check out Paia in Maui, which is in the countryside and has a slower pace than the major cities.
Visit the Maui Ocean Center, a beautiful and educational aquarium.
Talking to the locals and you'll find some amazing spots through their recommendations!
Bring sunscreen and UV protection clothing.
Try the shave ice! It's delicious.
Drink lots of Mai Tais and Hawaiian Sun Juices (especially the Pineapple Orange Guava kind).
All in all, this romantic getaway to Hawaii provided Rachel and Colin with some much needed quality time together and sealed the deal for these two love birds. So for anyone looking to get away, how about planning your next group trip to the big Island?
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Early Abstractions 1946
AnimationExperimental
Early Abstractions is comprised of six films that vary in length from 2 to 5 1/2 minutes. The works were produced over a 7 year period from 1946 to 1952. As Jonas Mekas has said, "You can watch them ...
Spiritual / Mystical
Catalogue	/ Early Abstractions
Early Abstractions is comprised of six films that vary in length from 2 to 5 1/2 minutes. The works were produced over a 7 year period from 1946 to 1952. As Jonas Mekas has said, "You can watch them for pure color enjoyment; you can watch them for motion- Harry Smith's films never stop moving; or you can watch them for hidden symbolic meanings, alchemic signs. There are more levels in Harry Smith's work than in any other film animator I know." Inspired by Native American cultures, jazz, the Kabbala, and surrealism, Smith assembled his own cinematic universe of shape, color, light and time. Early Abstractions reveals the whimsical, mystical side of experimental animation. To create No: 2 Message From the Sun, a film that Smith said "takes places either inside the sun or in Zurich, Switzerland," the artist applied round, removable stickers to the filmstock, painted the film, and then coated the surface with Vaseline. When the stickers were removed, the circles remained in outline and another layer of paint was applied. Thus as the film is projected, the circle' rhythmic patterns seem to travel and grow in intensity through the layering and merging of colors.
Heaven & Earth Magic
Late Superimpositions
Mirror Animations

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Merit School of Music was founded in 1979 on the desire to provide life-changing experiences for children through music. This year, the School will reach more than 6,000 young people at dozens of locations throughout Chicagoland. Merit is committed to helping children realize their full musical potential, while helping them to excel academically and grow personally.
Merit is devoted to giving children throughout the Chicago metropolitan area the opportunity to grow through music, especially children living in economically disadvantaged communities. Merit offers a full range of music programming for children, ages newborn to 18 years, including early childhood classes, beginning, intermediate and advanced instrumental and vocal group instruction, private lessons, theory classes and music ensembles. Merit's classes are offered at dozens of sites throughout Chicago and Northwest Indiana, including Chicago Public Schools, private and parochial schools, community centers and homeless shelters, as well as at Merit's own 40,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility in Chicago's West Loop, the Joy Faith Knapp Music Center.
Last year Merit provided nearly $3 million in support to its students through program subsidies, need-based tuition relief, low-cost instrument rental, music supplies and more. Because of our focus on removing barriers to participation in music, Merit's student body comes from more than 140 Chicagoland ZIP codes and is diverse culturally, geographically, and in skills and aspirations. Our students and faculty create a dynamic learning environment that deepens the impact of music education as they influence and inspire one another.
The rigor and effectiveness of Merit's programs has been demonstrated year after year, as scores of students go on to acclaimed summer music festivals and camps. The most advanced students win prestigious city, state and nationwide competitions, and receive praise from audience members and the public for the skill and maturity of their performances. We are proud that alumnus Anthony McGill was a featured performer during the 2009 presidential inauguration.


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Cliff Richard will perform in Derbyshire during a tour to celebrate his new album.
Tickets go on sale later this month for his show at Catton Hall on June 22 next year.
Cliff has returned to his roots to record an album of his favourite songs from the golden era of rock 'n' roll including Great Balls of Fire, Roll Over Beethoven, Sweet Little Sixteen and his very own debut single, Move It.


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Glad to hear, we will make sure we keep up our participation in future.

So keep up with the great work !!!

We would like our community to be active in helping or solving issues on the
forums, developer mailing list which will give us all the chance of building a
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In 1993 we reflected on the grace of God which has come to us "unasked, unforced, unearned," (CW 54). In 2008 we marveled that "on the cross, as Jesus died, the wrath of God was satisfied" (CWS 752). The next milestone for gospel-centered worship in WELS is 2024 when a new hymnal will be released. What will the world look like in 2024? The future "Class of 2024" is only seven years old today. Children whose first day of school is in 2024 won't even be born for another six years. What changes will you have seen by 2024?
We know one thing won't change. The grace of God displayed in Jesus Christ. We will always need his forgiveness. We will always need his love. We will always need his gifts.
Christ's church on earth has always been blessed by people who think not only of themselves, but of those who worshiped before them, those who worship with them, and those who will worship after them. For it is in worship that Christ himself approaches us to forgive our darkest sins and bring us a glorious hope.
How will this new hymnal project help a new generation of Christians to reflect on the grace of God? Time will tell. For now, we humbly undertake this project to bring glory to God and to proclaim Christ's saving name. We begin our task so that worshipers now and long into the future can both hear for themselves and proclaim to God and the people around them the saving work of Jesus Christ.


Here's a little photo recap from the AGM we held last week. Thanks to everyone that came out, and big thanks to those that volunteered to help with the Brigade this year. We managed to get through the night successfully, and 2008 promises to be another great season of paddling around Pee-Gee. Check the our forum link to the right to find more specific information on the meeting, and there's lots of info on paddling in our area in the blog posts below.


Living near green spaces can help urban dwellers live longer, according to a new study that could change how cities are designed.
A team of 11 researchers — 10 based in Canada and one in the U.S. — looked at the data from 1.3 million people over 11 years to determine how greener environments affect mortality rates in cities across Canada.
They found being around trees and other vegetation reduced the risk of dying from several common causes of death — including cardiovascular and respiratory diseases — by between eight and 12 per cent.
More affluent populations have not only greater exposure to greenness, but also increased benefits to their health, compared with those in less-affluent groups, the study found.
"I expected we would see some benefit," based on the results of previous similar small studies, said Dr. Dan Crouse, an epidemiologist and sociology research associate at the University of New Brunswick's Fredericton campus.
"But the results that we got were a lot larger than I was expecting," said Crouse.
"We thought we would see more like one to five per cent reduced risk of mortality."
But the large sample size and "richness" of the data, based on the 2001 long-form census and Canadian mortality database, stretched over so many years makes for reliable evidence, said Crouse.
He believes there are multiple reasons behind the findings of the report, entitled Urban Greenness and Mortality in Canada's Largest Cities: A National Cohort Study, published this month in the Lancet Planetary Health journal.
For example, vegetation can reduce the exposure to air pollution by cleaning the air to some extent, he said. Vegetation can also protect against traffic noise and have a cooling effect in big cities.
In addition, living in a greener area tends to encourage physical activity, said Crouse.
"If it's a really nice green area, it's sort of a pleasant spot, people are more inclined to go walking, even just walking their dog, not necessarily getting … intense physical exercise."
Crouse said just having a view of nature can make a difference, citing the study findings of having "greenness" within both 250 metres and 500 metres of people's residences.
"So you're not even necessarily out there interacting in the environment or getting any exercise, but just having a view can be really restorative and stress-reducing and you know if you feel less stressed then you might sleep better and then if you sleep better, you're able to concentrate and you feel better, and it just sort of it all comes together."
The findings support the development of policies related to creating greener and healthier cities, and could be used by urban planners, said Crouse.
Until now, there's been a focus on having specific green spaces, such as parks, he said.
"The findings here are really suggesting that everyday exposures are having an important benefit."
The greenness doesn't necessarily have to be concentrated, said Crouse, citing having more trees on road medians as an example of "general greenness."
He hopes to look at the health benefits of living near water next.


Construction on our new production buildng is going forward!
With the footings poured last fall and permit in hand, we hit the ground running this spring. Forms were in place by the 25th of February, but we waited for a cold spell to pass before pouring the barrel room walls on the first of March. Steel beams and pan deckng for the barrel room will be delivered this comng week and we hope to pour the barrel room roof by mid-March. Our master stonemason, Felipe, wll be laying concrete block this spring.
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Maps Page - coming soon
The World on Mercator's Projection
By George Philip & Son
Germany has annexed Austria, but Czechoslovakia is still independent.
British Empire prominently in red.
My least favourite projection.
G.W. Bacon & Co.
c. 1939.
Czechoslovakia has been annexed by Germany. Baltic countries are still independent.
Having India in the centre of the map, rather than the UK or North America is unusual.
No representation of Antarctica.
A.D. 1828. End of the General Peace.
Unsure of the historical context. Seems to relate to the expansion of the French Empire.
Link to David Rumsey Collection and a high quality scan.
1828. North America Close Up
Vancouver area is identified as "New Hanover". The Columbia region is claimed by the U.S. It's the British claimed portion that would become British Columbia.
1828. Europe Close-up
The World on Mercator's Projection by J. Bartholomew.
On Ellesmere Island, there is a "United States Sound" which is no longer recognized.
"Corea" (sic) is spelled as shown.
Hawaii is known as the Sandwich Islands.
Antarctica is almost completely missing.
Contact/Rentals


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Zamek Książęcy w Lwówku Śląskim – średniowieczna budowla o charakterze obronnym w Lwówku Śląskim, niezachowana do czasów współczesnych. W miejscu zamku książęcego stoi obecnie Browar Lwówek. Jedyne pozostałości po zamku piastowskim to kamienne fundamenty w piwnicach lwóweckiego browaru.

W prawobrzeżnej część Lwówka Śląskiego – Płakowicach – znajduje się drugi zamek z okresu renesansu.

Historia
Zamek powstał na początku XIII wieku jako miejska siedziba książęca. Była to kamienno-drewniana rezydencja z murowana wieżą obronno-mieszkalną. Zamek ulokowany był na południowy zachód od miasta, ale został włączony w obręb jego fortyfikacji. Prawdopodobnie od samego miasta założenie było oddzielone wałem z palisadą i fosą. Fundatorem zamku mógł być Henryk Brodaty. Z czasem nastąpiła rozbudowa rezydencji. W 1261 roku zamek posiadał już kamienną wieżę oraz dwie bramy: północną od strony miasta i południową od zewnątrz. W drugiej połowie XIII wieku zamek należał do księcia lwóweckiego Bernarda Zwinnego. Na zamku często przebywali książęta świdnicko-jaworscy, między innymi Bolko I. Zniszczony w czasie pożaru 1381 roku, który strawił budynek mieszkalny, kaplice i inne budynki. Zamek decyzją z 1385 roku odbudowany został osiem lat po pożarze (w 1389 roku) i od tego czasu trafił jako lenno w ręce Raussehndorfa aż do 1424 roku. Po nim właścicielem został rycerz Kunz z Niemczy, a następnie jego spadkobierca Konrad, który dobra zamkowe podarował swej córce, mniszce z klasztoru w Lubomierzu. W 1444 roku pełnomocnik klasztoru sprzedał rezydencję i wszystkie uprawnienia stały się własnością rady miejskiej Lwówka Śląskiego. Zamek po raz kolejny strawił pożar 1472 roku. W 1475 roku za zgodą ówczesnego króla Macieja Korwina – formalnego właściciela zamku książęcego w Lwówku Śląskim, zamek został zniesiony, a rada miejska wydała nakaz jego rozbiórki, natomiast władze miasta zostały zobligowane do wybudowania Szpitala św. Macieja i Kościoła św. Macieja (obecnie nie istnieją, do wojny trzydziestoletniej znajdowały się za murami miejskimi, na Złotoryjskim Przedmieściu, przy Baszcie Bramy Złotoryjskiej, w miejscu obecnej siedziby Poczty Polskiej w Lwówku Śląskim). W 1478 roku kamienie z zamkowego pogorzeliska wykorzystano do budowy Kościoła św. Macieja. Tego samego roku na placu zamkowym nie pozostały już żadne gruzy. Obecnie po zamku nie ma praktycznie żadnego śladu. Plac, który w trzecim ćwierćwieczu XV wieku przejęła rada miejska, wykorzystano do budowy szkoły i browaru, dla wzniesienia którego miano wykorzystać zamkowe piwnice. Dodatkowym atutem ulokowania browaru w tym miejscu był fakt, iż od XV wieku, obok zamku, stała słodownia.

Współcześnie w miejscu zamku znajduje się Browar Lwówek, a nieopodal wielokrotnie przebudowywana, obecnie nieczynna słodownia.

Zobacz też
 Browar Lwówek
 Mury Obronne w Lwówku Śląskim

Przypisy

Zamki w województwie dolnośląskim
Obiekty budowlane w Lwówku Śląskim

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Andrew Moffatt, teacher behind 'No Outsiders' programme, has a stern message for Tory government at PinkNews Awards
Emma Powys Maurice October 16, 2019
Andrew Moffat winning Role Model of the Year at the 2019 PinkNews Awards
Andrew Moffatt, the Birmingham schoolteacher and creator of the LGBT-inclusive No Outsiders programme, is the winner of the Role Model award at the 2019 PinkNews Awards.
Moffat's teaching programme educates children on all aspects of the Equality Act 2010, including gender and sexuality, through 35 picture books.
It was introduced at Parkfield Community School in Birmingham where it sparked months of protests from parents and religious groups.
The assistant headteacher remained defiant in the face of ongoing demonstrations, which an official probe found were stoked by Muslim extremists for the purpose of dividing the community.
Protesters against the 'No Outsiders' programme outside Parkfield Community School in Birmingham (Christopher Furlong/Getty)
"It's very hurtful," Moffat said previously. "I think the worst part for me was when adults who weren't actually parents were getting children to chant, 'Get Mr Moffat out.' Now that was awful."
Andrew Moffat persisted, and the government has since ruled that LGBT-inclusive education will be compulsory in all UK schools from September 2020.
The PinkNews Award was presented by the mayor of the West Midlands, Andy Street, and sponsored by TSB.
After accepting the award Moffat urged the courts to maintain the injunction preventing protestors from gathering outside the school, but said the government also needs to do more to address the issue.
Demonstrators gathered as the High Court heard arguments against the Birmingham School protestors. (Twitter/Balvinder Sidhu)
"It's very important that the injunction continues … But what if [the protestors] just go to a different school? Where's this going to end?
"For me it's about the Department of Education and the government being really clear and robust teaching children that it's OK to have two mummies and two daddies, and that it's OK to be gay, because you know what, it is OK to be gay."
His used his platform to deliver a pointed message to the government.
"If you really do [care], stop hiding behind words in your guidance: saying we 'encourage' schools to teach LGBT, or if you think it's 'age appropriate', or if the headteacher decides it's OK to do it, because that's not good enough.
"My message to the Department for Education is: get off the fence."
This is the seventh annual PinkNews Awards, sponsored by Amazon, and taking place at Church House, headquarters of the Church of England.
More: LGBT-inclusive education, No Outsiders, Parkfield Community School, PinkNews Awards
Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott, John Barrowman, Baga Chipz and more stars from PinkNews have one thing to say: 'Gay rights!'
Here's all the winners and presenters from last night's historic PinkNews Awards
Lily Wakefield - October 17, 2019
If there was one key message from this year's PinkNews Awards, it's that religion is no excuse for homophobia
Owen Jones calls out mainstream media's 'anti-trans hatred' that's 'destroying people's lives'


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Taxi Dancers, Tokyo, c. 1930.
1930s • Amusements & Recreations • Commerce • Theaters & Entertainers
"Taxi dancers" at a Tokyo dance club, c. 1930.
"Ginza Dance Hall boasted a revolving band-stand, while the most opulent and celebrated establishment of Japan's Jazz Age, Ballroom Florida (named after a Parisian dance hall), took up the entire third floor of Akasaka's Tameike Hall. Large halls such as Ginza, Florida, and Teitoza in Tokyo employed more than one hundred dancers apiece, bringing the total number of professional dancers in Tokyo to nearly eight hundred, according to a 1933 survey. Florida was known for contracting elite foreign bands to play the night shows, and Douglas Fairbanks, Charles Chaplin and other celebrities from the worlds of politics and entertainment entered their names on the police-mandated guest register.
"While foreign bands would remain a staple during Florida's golden years, after 1930 the best native bands, such as Kikuchi Shigeya's group, performed matinees for early-bird dancers. The dance hall craze propelled Japan's most talented musicians into the ranks of high-paid entertainers, at a time when unemployment afflicted college-educated people nationwide … Jimmy Harada recalled making nearly twice the starting salary of a college-educated corporate employee, and music writer Horiuchi Keizo has estimated that dance hall musicians made as much as ¥200 to ¥300 a month at a time when ¥50 was considered a good income.
"… Well before hostilities between Japan and the United States formally began, jazz was labeled 'enemy music,' and local and national law enforcement did not hesitate to to harass dance halls and other establishments that featured jazz. Police dropped in on jazz coffeehouses on a whim and scolded customers as they sipped their coffee: jazz was a 'decadent drug,' they bellowed, insisting it corrupted anyone seduced by its siren song … By 1939 dance halls began closing for lack of business, as social censure effectively inhibited customers from patronizing them."
– Blue Nippon: Authenticating Jazz in Japan, E. Taylor Atkins, 2001
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Who are you? A simple question at first - but when we consider it further, it's a more difficult question than you might think. Often, you'll start describing yourself with either of two extremes: your successes or your failures.
We should strive to set goals for ourselves and to accomplish them, that is very good to do. If you aren't already, imagine that you are a student in college. Perhaps receiving a doctorate in your intended field is by far your biggest goal. When you finally reach it, you'll feel great about yourself. But you are not the doctorate you have received.
Maybe you are a student having financial problems. That can cause you to stress, you lose focus and your grades begin to go down. The next thing you know, you've failed a core course. Because of your grades, you are unable to receive the financial help you once had, and now you can't continue school, so you are unable to graduate. But you are not your failed course, or your inability to graduate.
We are very susceptible to become attached to strong emotions, like self-importance or unworthiness. If you're the student who received the doctorate, it is okay to feel good about yourself, but you must be careful not to become arrogant toward those who don't have the title that you do. On the other hand, if you're the student who is unable to graduate, you may become too shameful about yourself and give up trying.
Neither the sum of our success nor the sum of our weakness is who we are. Our success is the accomplishments that we've achieved by working diligently toward a certain goodness. Our failures may come so that we may be able to learn valuable lessons and re-focus on our goals.
"It is Jesus in fact that you seek when you dream of happiness; he is waiting for you when nothing else you find satisfies you; he is the beauty to which you are so attracted; it is he who provokes you with that thirst for fullness that will not let you settle for compromise; it is he who urges you to shed the masks of a false life; it is he who reads in your hearts your most genuine choices, the choices that others try to stifle. It is Jesus who stirs in you the desire to do something great with your lives, the will to follow an ideal, the refusal to allow yourselves to be grounded down by mediocrity, the courage to commit yourselves humbly and patiently to improving yourselves and society, making the world more human and more fraternal."
Think of what you want to do with your life, what is it that you most long for? How are you currently living your life? How do you treat other people, whether you know them or not? Do you care for nature? What are the things and the people that inspire you? Do they leave you feeling happy? Take a moment to reflect on these questions, they'll help you know who you really are. Be honest with yourself, and do not get discouraged if the answers you find are not what you thought. You are not alone; allow God to guide you in the path He has made for you, and you'll become an instrument of His peace!


In a hemlock grove atop a snowy mountain, silence blooms. Minutely needled branches quiver. Water drips from a crotch of snow between crossed logs into a black pool. More silence. Nothing is as beautiful as this. No poem, no words, no sculpture, no painting. Nothing human-made can approach this three dimensional physical plane, where the points of depth and dimension are plotted by each hemlock needle.
Don't listen to the theorists who have traveled so far from the physical that their heads float like balloons above their bodies, attached only by a tiny string. They have tried to convince us that reality is perception, that we shape what we see with our language, and therefore can never truly see the world as it is.
We know better. If you stop, breathe and look, you will see.
They got it backwards. We are part of nature. The landscape shaped us, shaped the brains that made the language. Landscape shaped our stories. The fallen logs beside the still water tossed up the elves. The creek burbled fairy laughter, the snow-covered boulder created Hansel and Gretel's frosted house impossibly far from the path of human treading. When you hear a woman screaming in the forest and follow the sound into the mouth of a mountain lion, a thousand myths are born. The seal's soft round eyes created the selkies who shed their skins and became us. The change of seasons, the unceasing variety of bird call and flower petals commanded our tongues to shape new sounds. The order of the needles divided our sounds into segments, giving birth to language. And now, when we go back to the source, the land speaks us, and we call it magic.


The Agape House was started at the end of 2013 when Stephen and Autumn Byxbe of Together We Can–Haiti were asked to prayerfully consider assuming responsibility of 14 children in a local children's home. The Byxbes had known the children for years having served as house parents for them in 2011 and part of 2012. It was also the home where they had found their son, Josiah, in 2011. When approached with this need and the opportunity to continue to invest in the lives of these children, the decision was very clear. The Byxbes have always considered the Agape House children as an extension of their family.
The prayer and heart of The Agape House is to provide a home for these incredible children in which they all grow up experiencing the love of Christ. While some of them may be adopted into loving families, TWC-Haiti recognizes that (due to the difficulty of international adoption out of Haiti) many of them may not, so our goal is to offer these children unconditional love and security through a family unit approach to their care.
In a country where there is no functioning foster system, the goal of the Agape House has always been first and foremost to fight to keep families together whenever possible. The Agape House has successfully fostered, rehabilitated, and reunified multiple children with their birth families when their health had deteriorated due to serious malnutrition or health issues and they needed temporary foster care. The Agape House also fights to help families stay together when severe poverty compels desperate parents to bring children our way by providing micro loans to help them get back on their feet and provide for their children. Unfortunately there are cases in Haiti – just as in any other country – where no matter of intervention can ensure that a child could safely stay with their birth families in circumstances of abuse at the hands of their parents. Sadly, that's why safe places like the Agape House are needed when vulnerable children are left with no other options. At the Agape House, we make every effort to provide homes that are small enough to function as family units where the children's care can be very focused. In an effort to help foster healthy attachment and bonding for children who have virtually all endured terrible trauma, we have intentionally structured these homes so that the Haitian mamas serving as the primary caregivers can be constants in the children's lives rather than employing a continually rotating staff.
Education is a very important aspect of The Agape House's efforts to nurture these children as well. The Agape House children have classes in Haitian Creole, French, and English on a daily basis. Discipleship and biblical training are also central pillars of their education. For the children in our care who struggle with learning disabilities or special needs, the Agape House is also striving to provide life skills and career training in an effort to afford each child with every opportunity to reach his or her fullest potential both now, and in their futures.
The Agape House's main objective is to provide Christ-centered homes in which these children come to find their greatest purpose, identity, and eternal worth in belonging to a Heavenly Father who has promised to never leave them and whose love will never fail.


We designed the tickets and marketing assets for The Hockey Shop's Meet & Greet Kevin Bieksa event last week. 50 lucky fans were able to attend this closed door event. We were also there to cover the event with photography and video.


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L'Oréal has launched a bot named Beauty Gifter that asks both the gift giver and the recipient questions in order to sell personalized makeup and skin care gifts via Facebook Messenger.
The bot was first made available in a soft launch last week.
Beauty Gifter is one in a series of conversational experiences L'Oréal plans to create together with Automat Technologies, a Montreal-based startup that has operated primarily in stealth since its launch last year.
Upcoming initiatives could include the use of in-store QR codes to promote conversational experiences, Automat CEO Andy Mauro told VentureBeat in a phone interview.
"There's a lot that can be done with that capability, and what I would say is stay tuned for where we're going to go with that, because that's a big part of where we're headed," Mauro said.
With the debut of Messenger Platform 2.0 last month at Facebook developer conference F8, the Messenger camera is now able to scan QR codes. Recent changes to Facebook Messenger mean QR codes can be linked not just to a bot or profile, as was the case before, but to a broader range of destinations including a specific conversational experiences within a bot, like someone who wants to look for a gift as opposed to someone who can jump directly to sales.
The bot then asks the gift receiver a series of questions about their skin tone and type, what color combinations they prefer, and whether dry or oily skin are concerns. Once questions are finished, the bot then sends a series of gift options to the gift giver.
According to Mauro, asking the gift receiver what they want doesn't spoil the surprise because L'Oréal owns dozens of brands, from The Body Shop to Giorgio Armani.
Both L'Oréal and Automat were mentioned onstage at F8 last week during the keynote speech from Messenger VP David Marcus as examples of innovative bots being made on the Messenger Platform.
Marcus referred to Automat as one of a handful of companies that play crucial roles in the early Messenger bot ecosystem.
Also mentioned at various times during the annual Facebook developer conference were Messenger Platform 2.0 were Epytom Stylist, a fashion recommendation bot, and a Sephora makeover appointment scheduler bot, two bots that also help with beauty and fashion tips.
In another sign of the rush to combine fashion, bots, and ecommerce, last week Amazon launched its Echo Look, which combines Alexa and computer vision to help people pick outfits.
Marketing and sales are due to play a large role in the future of the Messenger platform. Last month in an interview with Recode prior to F8, Marcus said Messenger's business model is centered on advertising, while earlier this year Messenger began testing advertisements on Messenger.
Mauro thinks conversational marketing could give people an experience more like what you'd find in a store and reshape the business-customer relationship as brands begin to have more direct conversations with customers.
L'Oréal also recently committed to "establishing a new center of excellence for AI in Montreal." Montreal is a city increasingly associated with the growing AI industry. In recent months companies like Microsoft and Google have also made investments in AI centers in Montreal.
Last fall Google opened an AI lab in Montreal and announced plans to grow a team there to beef up its representation in the city's deep learning community, while Microsoft doubled the size of its AI presence in Montreal earlier this year.
Beauty Gifter will initially be available for sales in Canada only, though L'Oréal may deploy the bot in additional markets like the United Kingdom in 2018, Mauro said.
Up until now, Automat has mostly run in stealth mode, but Mauro told VentureBeat his startup is beginning to gel around what it believes is the biggest opportunity in the age of bots on chat apps like Messenger: conversational marketing that delivers direct sales or a salesperson-like experience over digital channels.
In some of its initial projects, Automat also created a Kalani Hilliker bot for fashion advice on Kik and a bot to educate people about the dangers of digging in your yard without identifying things like gas or water lines for California 811.
"Ecommerce in the last 25 years has built web and mobile storefronts that are just devoid of people, and I think conversational marketing is going to start populating those digital storefronts," he said.


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Remembering J. Reilly Lewis
In the late summer of 1994, twenty-two years ago, I was recently graduated from the University of Virginia and desperately missed singing. I had sung in the Virginia Glee Club for four years and hoped that I could find a similar experience in a chorus in Washington DC. I didn't find something similar, but I did find J. Reilly Lewis.
Several other Glee Club members had sung in Reilly's Cathedral Choral Society and spoke highly of it. I had fond memories of the National Cathedral from a young chorister's field trip when I was in elementary school. It seemed like a good idea. A few weeks later, I was frantically studying my score on the Metro and wondering if I had lost my mind.
You see, I had been exposed to comparatively unusual repertoire as a Glee Club member: lots of Renaissance and medieval music, some modern works (my lifelong love of Arvo Pärt's music dates to the 1992 Tour of the South), spirituals and Virginia football songs. But very little of the symphonic repertoire for chorus. We had sung a few works in collaboration with other choruses: Mahler 2, the Fauré Requiem, the Duruflé Requiem, and Orff's Carmina Burana. But that was about it.
So imagine my surprise when the first piece we sang was Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, a challenging work even for mature singers, much less someone straight out of college. Piling on the difficulty, I had spent the summer unconsciously stretching my range, singing along to a lot of female singers (Tori Amos and Shannon Worrell among them). So when I auditioned for Reilly he cast me as a first tenor, not the second I had sung since high school. Suffice it to say I was in over my head.
But I loved it. And I loved singing with Reilly. And that made up for a lot.
Reilly was a musician's musician. Unlike many conductors I've sung with since, he had a keen appreciation for the possibilities and limits of the human voice. He liked to lead us in a warmup borrowed from Robert Shaw in which we sustained a four or eight part chord on a neutral vowel, then shifted to a bright "ah" and heard the harmonic overtones bloom forth in the resonant acoustic of the Cathedral. He led us in other Shaw-inspired exercises over the years: lots of staccato on "doo," the occasional marching-while-fuguing to ensure that we locked in the parts and could keep the rhythm, and other slightly crazy exercises. He was almost unflappable, so much so that when he lost his temper at a soloist who didn't make it for a dress rehearsal it was striking.
But most of what I remember singing with Reilly was the repertoire, and the musicians, he introduced me to. I sang my first Mozart, Brahms and Verdi Requiems with him. I will always remember the Modern Mystics concert we did in 1997 or 1998, with music of Tavener, Gorecki and Pärt—in particular the Pärt set ("Solfeggio," "Cantata Domino canticum novum") that we sang in the side of the nave next to the positive organ. Copland's "In the Beginning" from the balcony under the rose window in the rear of the nave. The Bach St. Matthew Passion.
And the Christmas concerts. For a man who legendarily had difficulty choosing Christmas music—he associated the season with the death of a family member—he put together some stunning programs, including the Pärt Magnificat, the Tavener "God is With Us" and "Thunder Entered Her," Kenneth Leighton's spine tingling setting of the Coventry Carol, and many more.
Of course, there were the guest musicians. Robert Shaw, first with Hindemith's When lilacs last in the door-yard bloom'd, which he had commissioned many years before, then with a return to the Missa Solemnis a year before Shaw died. Sir David Willcocks, who grew so frustrated with our altos' inevitable inability to follow his beat in the resonant echoes of the Cathedral that he turned around and beat time with his ass, shouting, "Follow this!" And, of course, Dave Brubeck, who came to play his "To Hope!" with us, and who—far from laughing when Reilly jokingly said "I've always wanted to do this" before playing the first few bars of "Blue Rondo A La Turk" for him—said "Keep going!"
Inevitably, too, I remember the disappointment when I told Reilly I was taking a leave from the Cathedral Choral Society. I had started singing with the Suspicious Cheese Lords—I was never a founding member, but joined a few months into the group's existence and found there repertoire that I had missed, starting of course with the Tallis Lamentations of Jeremiah. And I was working crazy hours and newly married and applying to business school. We discussed it over dinner at the Lebanon Taverna. He was so completely consumed with music that he couldn't understand why I, and other young singers, would want to back out and let our lives be consumed with other things.
I hadn't seen him since I left Washington. Now I won't see him again until we meet together with Bach, and Brubeck, and Shaw, and Sir David, and all the others on the other shore.
Author Tim JarrettPosted on June 13, 2016 August 8, 2016 Categories MusicTags cathedralchoralsociety, obit, reillylewisLeave a comment on Remembering J. Reilly Lewis


We're smitten with these glossy point-toe pumps from Miu Miu. The contrasting plain black and gingham ribbon ties give the classic silhouette an elegant lift, while the patent finish to the leather locks in that slick edge the brand is revered for. Style yours with a midi skirt as seen on the runway.


I accidentally published this too early, but given the nature of trackbacks, and other such privacy-invasive technologies, its too late. You know my secret. I accumulate and then (try to) post in the morning.
Midnight Special asks "Where's the accountability" and talks about government outsourcing and incentives in a well written post.
Why Now has a couple of good posts, one on Who Owns Your Copyright, and another, Who Wins & Who Loses, asking why can't these companies that collect data about you notice that you're a victim of ID theft?
When I look over my shoulder is a long, well thought through history of privacy by Lotus, Surviving a Dark Time.
Michael Zimmer point to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article that points out that the old "big three" credit agencies are dripping with disdain for consumers trying to reach annualcreditreport.com. Following a link brings you to a blocking page, and apparently they failed to provide proper capacity for their phone banks. However, if you type in the URL https://www.annualcreditreport.com/cra/index.jsp, or copy and paste it, it will work. I suggest you call or write, rather than applying online, to make them spend the money on printing and mailing your report. It's only a little, but every penny comes out of the profit they make gossiping about you.
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I didn't have much difficulty using annualcreditreport.com. It's not real obvious, but you just select your state where it says, "Find out when Free Annual Credit Reports are available in your state through this website." This takes you to the page where you can then look at your credit reports. The other links on the front page are a runaround.
The MJS article you link to claims they are blocking referrer links, but I followed the referrer link in that article without any problems. Anyone else see any evidence that they are doing this?


Photography 2 is a basic course in digital photography which will include a unit in b/w photography and analog darkroom techniques. Emphasis will also be given to parts of a camera, modes, history of photography, iconic photographers/photographs, alternative photo methods and weekly photo challenges.
Lens, view finder, body, shutter speed, aperature, image sensor, memory card, lcd screen, flash, user controls, battery, usb connector.
Automatic, portrait, macro, landscape, sports/action, night, aperature priority, shutter priority, program, manual.
Peer Portraits, elements and principles, photo alpha, forced perspectives, fruit/vegetable, architecture, compelling narrative, photojournalism, pets/animals, sports/action, botanicals, landscapes, macro, color still lifes, surrealism, senior portraits, stop motion, quote and idiom illustration, etc.
e-Portfolio and actual black binder portfolio.
Google site to store all final photos.


Get a new Windows 10 PC, preferably one without Intel onBoard graphics.
Once you have a Windows 10 PC, run Windows Update until there are no more updates left to be installed.
If you have an existing working installation of AutoCAD running on Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 and are thinking about upgrading your currently Windows version to Windows 10 – be cautious! You see, with every new version of Windows (and its updates) comes a new set of compatibility issues, registry changes, file system security updates, internet browser updates, etc which if you blindly upgrade will most likely render your working AutoCAD useless.
With that said, with care, it is totally possible to upgrade to the newest version of Windows and bring your old AutoCAD with you (that's the point of our Longbow Converter solution) – we 100% fully support Windows 10. We specifically tested the Windows 10 64bit Enterprise and Windows 10 32bit Education versions with a combination of around 850 different install combinations.
First uninstall all AutoCAD versions on your system; it's very important that you do this, if you don't the Autodesk licensing system may get corrupted when you upgrade to Windows 10 at which point you will have to wipe the computer and start again.
What happens if you already upgraded to Windows 10 with your existing AutoCAD installation – most likely your AutoCAD will not run, nor will you be able to repair it. The best thing to get your AutoCAD running again is to carry out a Windows Reset.
If you have a working Windows 7 machine and you are thinking to upgrade to Windows 8.1 best just stay where you are. Better to upgrade to Windows 10, aside from being a free upgrade, it seems to be a much better platform too.
With that said, if you must upgrade your working Windows 7 system to Windows 8.1, then it is of course possible using our Longbow Converter tool – you ***must*** first uninstall all AutoCAD products before doing the upgrade. Once Windows 8.1 has been installed, just use the Longbow Converter to re-install your 32bit AutoCAD software as before.
What happens if you already upgraded to Windows 8.1 with your existing AutoCAD installation – most likely your AutoCAD will not run, nor will you be able to repair it. The best thing to get your AutoCAD running again is to carry out a Windows Reset.
If you are doing a clean install of Windows 8.1, once Windows 8.1 has been installed, simply use the Longbow Converter to re-install your 32bit AutoCAD software as required.
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My only solution to Microsoft's removal of support for XP was to buy a separate computer with XP-Service pack 3, install my AutoCAD R-14, and not connect to the Internet. Everything has been working since.


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Antony Gibbs (sometimes credited as Tony Gibbs;  17 October 1925 – 26 February 2016) was an English film and television editor with more than 40 feature film credits. He was a member of the American Cinema Editors (ACE).

Career
Gibbs' editing career began in the mid-1950s as an assistant to Ralph Kemplen and to Alan Osbiston, and through them he became involved with the brief "New Wave" of British filmmaking at its beginnings. In particular Osbiston (and Gibbs) edited The Entertainer (1960), which was directed by Tony Richardson; Richardson was one of the most prominent of the British New Wave directors. Gibbs was then principal editor for several of the subsequent "New Wave" films, including Richardson's A Taste of Honey (1961), The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1962), and Tom Jones (1963), and also The Knack ...and How to Get It (1965), which was directed by Richard Lester.

In his 1995 book, Film and Video Editing, Roger Crittenden notes the influence of this first phase of Gibbs' editing career, "The generation of American editors of which Dede Allen is a part has given considerable credit for the inspiration of their work to Antony Gibbs, the English editor of films directed by, amongst others, Tony Richardson, Nicholas Roeg, and Richard Lester. There is a daring and energetic quality to Tony Gibbs' work, especially in some sequences of The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Tom Jones, The Knack, and Performance, which must have given a shot of adrenaline to aspiring editors on both sides of the Atlantic at the time. Dede ascribes her work on Bonnie and Clyde directly to the influence of Tony Gibbs." Bonnie and Clyde (1967) "marked a turning point in the editing of feature films that sent reverberations through the entire American cinema."

Gibbs was the "supervising editor" for Richardson's 1965 film, The Loved One, that was produced in Hollywood. Gibbs relocated from England to California in about 1970. From 1971–1989 he had an extended collaboration with Norman Jewison that commenced with the well-received Fiddler on the Roof (1971) and ultimately extended over five films. Gibbs retired from filmmaking in 2001.

Gibbs' editing of Tom Jones (1962) was nominated for an American Cinema Editors Eddie award. Tom Jones won the Academy Award for Best Picture, and Richardson received the Academy Award for Best Director for it. Subsequent to his "New Wave" films, Gibbs was nominated four times for the BAFTA Award for Best Editing, for the films Performance (directed by Donald Cammell & Nicolas Roeg-1970), Fiddler on the Roof (Jewison-1971), Rollerball (Jewison-1975), and A Bridge Too Far (Attenborough-1975). Gibbs has never been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Editing. Gibbs was nominated again for ACE Eddie awards for Fiddler on the Roof and, much later in his career, he won Eddie awards for the television films George Wallace (Part II) (1997) and for James Dean (2001). Gibbs had been elected to membership in the American Cinema Editors, and was the recipient of the American Cinema Editors Career Achievement Award in 2002.

Gibbs died on 26 February 2016 at the age of 90.

Filmography as editor
This filmography is based on the internet movie database; the director and release date for each film are indicated in parentheses.
 James Dean (Rydell-2001) (TV)
 Reindeer Games (Frankenheimer-2000)
 Ronin (Frankenheimer-1998) (as Tony Gibbs)
 George Wallace (Frankenheimer-1997) (TV)
 Crime of the Century (Rydell-1996) (TV)
 A Case for Life (Laneuville-1996) (TV)
 Don Juan DeMarco (Leven-1994) (as Tony Gibbs)
 The Man Without a Face (Gibson-1993) (as Tony Gibbs)
 Devlin (Rosenthal-1992) (TV)
 The Taking of Beverly Hills (Furie-1991)
 In Country (Jewison-1989) (with Lou Lombardo)
 Stealing Home (Kampmann, Porter-1988)
 Russkies (Rosenthal-1987)
 Tai-Pan (Duke-1986)
 Agnes of God (Jewison-1985)
 Dune (Lynch-1984)
 Bad Boys (Rosenthal-1983)
  (Zanussi-1981) (with Paolo Fabbri and Waldemar Król)
 The Dogs of War (Irvin-1980)
 The Wildcats of St Trinian's (Launder-1980)
 Yesterday's Hero (Leifer-1979)
 A Bridge Too Far (Attenborough-1977)
 The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea (Carlino-1976)
 Rollerball (Jewison-1975)
 Juggernaut (Lester-1974)
 The Black Windmill (Siegel-1974)
 Jesus Christ Superstar (Jewison-1973)
 The Ragman's Daughter (Becker-1972)
 Fiddler on the Roof (Jewison-1971) (with Robert Lawrence)
 Walkabout (Roeg-1971)
 Shangani Patrol (David Millin-1970)
 Performance (Cammell & Roeg-1970)
 The Birthday Party (Friedkin-1968)
 Petulia (Lester-1968)
 The Sailor from Gibraltar (Richardson-1967) (as Anthony Gibbs)
 Mademoiselle (Richardson-1966) (as Anthony Gibbs)
 The Knack …and How to Get It (Lester-1965)
 The Loved One (Richardson-1965) (supervising editor; with Hal Ashby and Brian Smedley-Aston)
 The Luck of Ginger Coffey (Kershner-1964)
 Girl with Green Eyes (Davis-1964) (uncredited)
 Tom Jones (Richardson-1963)
 The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (Richardson-1962)
 Tiara Tahiti (Kotcheff-1962)
 During One Night (Furie), 1961)
 A Taste of Honey (Richardson-1961)
 The Snake Woman (Furie-1961)
 Doctor Blood's Coffin (Furie-1961)
 Offbeat (Owen-1961)
 Oscar Wilde (Ratoff-1960)
 The Unstoppable Man (Bishop-1960) (as Anthony Gibbs)

See also
List of film director and editor collaborations

Notes

References

External links

American Cinema Editors
British film editors
1925 births
Place of birth missing
2016 deaths


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THOUSANDS OF POSSIBLE RESULTS FROM JUST ONE IMAGE!
Thanks to the METIS DC SynchroLight patented lighting technology, all METIS DRS DCS scanners have the unique ability to make a SuperScan. A SuperScan is a special acquisition mode in which the scanner automatically repeats several acquisitions of the original with different lighting settings.
Therefore, from a SuperScan file information related to the incidence of the light over the original can be calculated (a light gradient image which contain highlight and shadows variations).
Furthermore, from the SuperScan file 3D information (a 3D Depth MAP image) can also be calculated using a Photometric Stereo technique.
SuperScan images are saved into the METIS MDC proprietary format and can be processed with the METIS Light Inspector Tool that is directly integrated into the scanner software and is also available as a standalone package.
METIS Light Inspector software allow re-mixing different light directions and intensity without having to rescan the original; this is done by changing the light direction and intensity parameters in the Light Inspector software and the result is previewed in real time on the screen (thousands of different combinations are possible). This is a very useful feature because it allows finding optimal results very quickly and without having to rescan the original several times with different light schematics. Once an optimal result have been found the user can export it into a standard TIFF format directly from the Light Inspector.
The user can record different "light schematics" and export different versions of the same image at once (in TIFF format).
the 3D Depth MAP can also be flattened in order to optimize the file for 3D printing/engraving purposes.
The 3D Depth MAP can be evaluated in real-time thanks to the integration of a realistic 3D simulation and preview tool. The main application for 3D Depth MAP is for embossing/engraving/printing purposes. Finally, the Light Inspector is now also capable of extrapolating a Glossiness MAP from the scanned original.


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Chap. CVII.—An Act providing for the better organization of the Treasury Department.
Act of March 3, 1817, ch. 45.
Act of March 3, 1797, ch. 20.
An officer to be designated by the President, as agent of the treasury.Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That it shall be the duty of such officer of the Treasury Department as the President of the United States shall, from time to time, designate for that purpose, as the agent of the treasury, to direct and superintend all orders, suits, or proceedings, in law or equity, for the recovery of money, chattels, lands, tenements, or hereditaments, in the name, and for the use of the United States.
The agent to issue a warrant of distress against delinquent and sureties to the marshal.Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That from and after the thirtieth day of September next, if any collector of the revenue, receiver of public money, or other officer who shall have received the public money before it is paid into the treasury of the United States, shall fail to render his account, or pay over the same in the manner, or within the time required by law, it shall be the duty of the first comptroller of the treasury to cause to be stated the account of such collector, receiver of public money, or other officer, exhibiting truly the amount due to the United States, and certify the same to the agent of the treasury, who is hereby authorized and required to issue a warrant of distress against such delinquent officer and his sureties, directed to the marshal of the district in which such delinquent officer and his surety or sureties shall reside; and where the said officer and his surety or sureties shall reside in different districts, or where they, or either of them, shall reside in a district other than that in which the estate of either may be situate, which may be intended to be taken and sold, then such warrant shall be directed to the marshals of such districts, and to their deputies respectively; therein specifying the amount with which such delinquent is chargeable,Marshal or deputy to proceed to levy and collect by distress and sale of goods and chattels of delinquent.
Ten days' notice of sale, at two or more public places, &c.
Goods, &c. being insufficient, the person of the officer is liable, &c. and the sums, if any, which have been paid. And the marshal authorized to execute such warrant, shall, by himself or by his deputy, proceed to levy and collect the sum remaining due, by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of such delinquent officer; having given ten days' previous notice of such intended sale, by affixing an advertisement of the articles to be sold at two or more public places in the town and county where the said goods or chattels were taken, or in the town or county where the owner of such goods or chattels may reside; and if the goods and chattels be not sufficient to satisfy the said warrant, the same may be levied upon the person of such officer, who may be committed to prison, there to remain until discharged by due course of law. Notwithstanding the commitment of such officer, or if he abscond, or if goods and chattels cannot be found sufficient to satisfy the said warrant, the marshal or his deputy may, and shall proceed to levy and collect the sum which remains due by such delinquent officer, by the distress and saleWarrants remaining unsatisfied by proceedings against delinquent.
Amount due by delinquent officer, a lien upon lands, &c. of himself and sureties.
For want of goods, &c. lands, &c. may be sold.
Three weeks' notice of sale of lands, &c. of the goods and chattels of the surety or sureties of such officer; having given ten days' previous notice of such intended sale, by affixing an advertisement of the articles to be sold, at two or more public places in the town or county where the said goods or chattels were taken, or in the town or county where the owner of such goods or chattels resides. And the amount due by any such officer as aforesaid, shall be, and the same is hereby declared to be, a lien upon the lands, tenements, and hereditaments of such officer and his sureties, from the date of a levy in pursuance of the warrant of distress issued against him or them, and a record thereof, made in the office of the clerk of the district court of the proper district, until the same shall be discharged according to law. And for want of goods and chattels of such officer, or his surety or sureties, sufficient to satisfy any warrant of distress issued pursuant to the provisions of this act, the lands, tenements, and hereditaments of such officer and his surety or sureties, or so much thereof as may be necessary for that purpose, after being advertised for at least three weeks in not less than three public places in the county or district where such real estate is situate, prior to the time of sale, may and shall be sold by the marshal of such district or his deputy; and for all lands, tenements, or hereditaments sold in pursuance of the authority aforesaid, the conveyance of the marshals or their deputies,Conveyance of the marshal to give a valid title to lands sold, &c. executed in due form of law, shall give a valid title against all persons claiming under such delinquent officer, or his surety or sureties. And all moneys which may remain of the proceeds of such sales, after satisfying the said warrant of distress, and paying the reasonable costs and charges of the sale, shall be returned to such delinquent officer or surety, as the case may be: Provided, That the summary process herein directed shall not affect any surety of any officer of the United States, who became bound to the United States before the passing of this act; but each and every such officer shall, on or before the thirtieth day of September next, give new and sufficient sureties for the performance of the duties required of such officer.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That, from and after the thirtieth day of September next, if any officer employed, or who has heretofore been employed, in the civil, military, or naval, departments of the government, to disburse the public money appropriated for the service of those Officers employed to disburse public moneys, being delinquent, in rendering account or paying over, &c., the 1st or 2d comptroller to state and certify the accounts, and the agent of the treasury to proceed against them by warrant of distress, &c.departments respectively, shall fail to render his accounts, or to pay over, in the manner, and in the times, required by law, or the regulations of the department to which he is accountable, any sum of money remaining in the hands of such officer, it shall be the duty of the first or second comptroller of the treasury, as the case may be, who shall be charged with the revision of the accounts of such officer, to cause to be stated and certified, the account of such delinquent officer, to the agent of the treasury, who is hereby authorized and required immediately to proceed against such delinquent officer, in the manner directed in the preceding section, all the provisions of which are hereby declared to be applicable to every officer of the government charged with the disbursement of the public money, and to their sureties, in the same manner, and to the same extent, as if they had been described and enumerated in the said section: Provided, nevertheless, That the said agent of the treasury, with the approbation of the Secretary of the Treasury,Proviso. in cases arising under this or the preceding section, may postpone, for a reasonable time, the institution of the proceedings required by this act, where, in his opinion, the public interest will sustain no injury by such postponement.
Persons aggrieved may prefer a bill of complaint to a district judge, &c.
The judge may grant an injunction.
No injunction until bond and security.
Injunction not to impair the lien of the warrant.Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That if any person should consider himself aggrieved by any warrant issued under this act, he may prefer a bill of complaint to any district judge of the United States, setting forth therein the nature and extent of the injury of which he complains; and thereupon the judge aforesaid may, if in his opinion the case requires it, grant an injunction to stay proceedings on such warrant altogether, or for so much thereof as the nature of the case requires; but no injunction shall issue till the party applying for the same shall give bond, and sufficient security, conditioned for the performance of such judgment as shall be awarded against the complainant, in such amount as the judge granting the injunction shall prescribe; nor shall the issuing of such injunction in any manner impair the lien produced by the issuing of such warrant. And the same proceedings shall be had on such injunction as in other cases, except that no answer shall be necessary on the part of the United States; and if, upon dissolving the injunction, it shall appear to the satisfaction of the judge who shall decide upon the same, that the application for the injunction was merely for delay, in addition to the lawful interest which shall be assessed on all sums which may be found due against the complainant, the said judge is hereby authorized to add such damages as that,Damages, if application for the injunction was merely for delay. with the lawful interest, it shall not exceed the rate of ten per centum per annum on the principal sum.
Injunction, &c., either in or out of court.Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That such injunctions may be granted or dissolved by such judge, either in or out of court.
Persons aggrieved by the district judge, may apply to a judge of the Supreme Court, who may grant relief.Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That if any person shall consider himself aggrieved by the decision of such judge, either in refusing to issue the injunction, or if granted, on its dissolution, it shall be competent for such person to lay a copy of the proceedings had before the district judge before a judge of the Supreme Court, to whom authority is hereby given, either to grant the injunction, or permit an appeal, as the case may be, if, in the opinion of such judge of the Supreme Court, the equity of the case requires it; and thereupon the same proceedings shall be had upon such injunction in the circuit court, as are prescribed in the district court, and subject to the same conditions in all respects whatsoever.
Attorneys of the United States to conform to instructions from the agent of the treasury.
Attorneys, at the end of every term, to forward a statement of cases decided, &c. and information, to the agent, &c.Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That the attorneys of the United States, for the several judicial districts of the United States, in the prosecution of all suits in the same, in the name and for the benefit of the United States, shall conform to such directions and instructions, touching the same, as shall, from time to time, be given to them, respectively, by the said agent of the treasury. And it shall, moreover, be the duty of each of the said attorneys, immediately after the end of every term of the district and circuit courts, or of any state court, in which any suit or action may be pending, on behalf of the United States, under the direction of any district attorney, to forward to the said agent of the treasury a statement of the cases which have been decided during the said term, together with such information touching such cases as may not have been decided, as may be required by the said officer.
Clerks of circuit and district courts, within 30 days after term, to forward a list of judgments and decrees entered, to the agent, showing the amount, &c.
Marshals, within 30 days before terms, to make returns, to the agent, of proceedings on writs of execution, &c.Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the clerks of the district and circuit courts, within thirty days after the adjournment of each successive term of the said courts, respectively, to forward to the said agent of the treasury a list of all judgments and decrees which have been entered in the said courts, respectively, during such term, to which the United States are parties, showing the amount which has been so adjudged or decreed for or against the United States, and stating the term to which execution thereon will be returnable. And it shall, in like manner, be the duty of the marshals of the several judicial district of the United States, within thirty days before the commencement of the several terms of the said courts, to make returns, to the said agent, of the proceedings which have taken place upon all writs of execution or other process which have been placed in his hands for the collection of the money which has been so adjudged and decreed to the United States in the said courts, respectively.
Nothing in this act to impair any right or remedy, under preceding laws.Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That nothing in this act contained shall be construed to take away or impair any right or remedy which the United States now have, by law, for the recovery of taxes, debts, or demands.
The Treasury Department of the United States, on the 14th of July, 1829, issued a warrant of distress, directed to the marshal of the District of Columbia, commanding him to levy and collect, by distress and sale of his goods and chattels, a sum of money alleged to be due to the United States, on a treasury transcript, by Joseph Nourse late register of the treasury. This warrant was issued in pursuance of the 2d, 3d, and 4th sections of the act of May 15th, 1820, "providing for the better organization of the Treasury Department." Under the provisions of the 4th section of the act, Mr. Nourse obtained an injunction from the chief justice of the District of Columbia to stay all further proceedings on the said warrant. The bill presented by Mr. Nourse to the chief justice of the District of Columbia asserted that the United States was indebted to him for compensation for extra services he had rendered to the United States, in a sum exceeding the amount claimed by the United States: which claim was denied in the answer filed by the district attorney of the United States, both as to the legality and the amount of the claim.
The court determined that Mr. Joseph Nourse was entitled to compensation for the extra services he had rendered to the government, in the agencies mentioned in the bill; and appointed auditors to ascertain the value of his services and compensation, and to report thereon without delay. The report of the auditors allowed to the complainant a commission of two and a half per cent. on the sum of nine hundred and forty-three thousand three hundred and eight dollars, and eighty-three cents, disbursed by him in the several agencies in which he had been employed, leaving a balance due to him from the United States. The report was confirmed, and the injunction made perpetual.
The United States then instituted their suit against Joseph Nourse in the circuit court for the District of Columbia, in the county of Washington, on an account authenticated according to law, by the proper accounting officers, being the same account, and claiming the same amount as in the warrant of distress, and on which the decree of the Chief Justice was pronounced. It was agreed that the defendant should have the benefit of the proceedings in that case, as if the same had been pleaded and given in evidence. The circuit court adjudged the proceedings in the former action a bar to this action.
By the Court. It is a rule to which no exception is recollected, that the judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction, while unreversed, concludes the subject-matter as between the same parties. They cannot again bring it into litigation. The United States v. Nourse, 9 Peters' Rep. 8.
An execution is the end of the law. It gives the successful party the fruits of his judgment, and the distress warrant is a most effective execution. It may act on the body and estate of the individual against whom it is directed. Ibid.
It would excite some surprise if, in a government of laws and of principle, furnished with a department whose appropriate duty is to decide questions of right, not only between individuals, but between the government and individuals, a ministerial officer might, at his discretion, issue this powerful process, and levy on the person, lands, and chattels of the debtor, any sum he might believe to be due, leaving to that debtor no remedy, no appeal to the laws of his country, if he should believe the claim to be unjust. But this anomaly does not exist; this imputation cannot be cast on the legislature of the United States.
Under the act of Congress the chief justice of the District of Columbia had full jurisdiction over the case. Ibid.
After a reference to auditors, according to the course of courts of chancery in matters of account, a final decree was pronounced against the United States, and a perpetual injunction awarded. This decree is now in full force, and was in force when this suit was instituted. The act of Congress gave jurisdiction in the specific case to the district judge. He might have enjoined the whole or a part of the warrant. His decree might have been for or against the United States for the whole or a part of the claim. On the sum which he found to be due, he is directed to assess the lawful interest; he may add such damages, as with the interest, shall not exceed the rate of ten per cent. per annum on the principal sum. Had the district judge finally enjoined a part of the sum claimed by the United States, and decreed that the residue should be paid with interest, all would perceive the unfitness of asserting a claim in a new action to that portion of the debt which had been enjoined by the decree of the court. And, yet between the obligation of a decree, against the whole claim, and against a part of it, no distinction is perceived. Ibid.
The relief which is given by the act of Congress on which the warrant of distress may be issued, by application to any district judge of the United States for an injunction to stay proceedings on such warrant, is not confined to an officer employed in the civil, military, or naval departments of the government, to disburse the public money appropriated for the service of those dpeartments respectively, who shall fail to render his accounts, or pay over in the manner required by law, any sum of money remaining in the hands of such officer. Ibid.
When the legislature turns its attention to the individual against whom the warrant may issue, the language of the law is immediately changed. The word person is substituted for officer; and it declares, "that if any person should consider himself aggrieved by any warrant issued under this act, he may prefer a bill of complaint, &c.," and thereupon the judge may grant an injunction, &c. Ibid.
The character of the individual against whom the warrant may be issued is entirely disregarded by that part of the law. Be he whom he may, an officer or not an officer, a debtor or not a debtor; if the warrant be levied on his person or property, he is permitted to appeal to the laws of his country, and to bring his case before the district judge, to be adjudicated by him. Ibid.
The district judge had full jurisdiction over the case, and his decision is final. The judgment on the warrant of distress, and the proceedings upon it are, consequently, a bar to any subsequent action for the same case. Ibid.
A party was arrested and held in custody, by virtue of a distress warrant, issued from the Treasury Department, under an act of Congress passed the 15th of May, 1820, "to provide for the better organization of the Treasury Department." The act provides, in substance, for the issuing of this warrant by the agent of the treasury, against all military and naval officers, &c., charged with the disbursement of the public moneys, who shall fail to pay and settle their accounts at the Treasury Department. The party in custody, was a lieutenant in the navy of the United States, and had officiated as acting purser of a national ship, supplying a vacancy occasioned by the death of the regularly commissioned purser of the ship, on the Mediterranean station, and had executed no official bond as purser. On his return to the United States, he had settled his account at the proper department, viz., in 1828; and in 1833, the then fourth auditor, opened and re-stated his account, on the ground that it had been erroneously settled in the first instance, and the account as re-stated, exhibited a large balance against the party, due to the United States. Upon this re-stated account, the distress warrant was issued, by virtue whereof, the party was arrested and was brought before the circuit court under a writ of habeas corpus, directed to the officer, who executed the warrant, and held the petitioner in custody. Held, That the account of the petitioner as acting purser, having been once stated, and settled at the Treasury Department, the law invests the auditor with no power to open and re-settle it, of his own mere authority. The act creates a special and limited jurisdiction; and after the accounts of any class of officers, on whom it was intended to act, have been adjusted, however erroneously, that special jurisdiction is functus officio, and any process issued upon a re-establishment of such accounts, is absolutely null and void.
Barbour, J. That, assuming the act, under which this arrest was made, does not violate the Constitution of the United States, which declares, that "the judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one supreme court, and in such inferior courts as Congress shall, from time to time, ordain and establish; the judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during good behaviour," and extends the judicial power to "controversies to which the United States shall be a party:" yet, the authority vested by this law in certain agents of the treasury, and all acts done in pursuance thereof, are purely ministerial. The statement or certificate, authorized by the act, is not a judgment, and the warrant which coerces payment, is not judicial process. They are ministerial acts, (for, otherwise, they could not be sustained,) and the general principles of construction require, that the authority vested by the act, shall be strictly and literally pursued. Per Marshall, C. J. The act does not apply, in sound construction, to every commissioned officer of the army or navy of the United States, to whose hands any public money may be intrusted, but only to those regularly appointed disbursing officers, who have given official bonds, with sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties of their office; it does not embrace a mere acting purser in the navy. The construction put by the court upon this act does not affect the responsibility of a temporary acting disbursing officer of the army or navy, but simply denies his liability to the particular process authorized by the act. The responsibility of such an officer is precisely the same with that of the regularly appointed officer, who has given his official bond with surety; and if his account has been erroneously settled, it may be opened, and any balance remaining due from him to the United States, may be recovered in a regular course of legal proceeding. Per Curiam. In case of an erroneous settlement, a bill in equity would lie to surcharge and falsify, as in the case of a settled account between individuals. If even at law, though the settled account would be prima facie evidence, might not the true balance be recovered upon proving mistakes and omissions? Per Barbour, J. Ex parte Randolph, 2 Brockenb. C. C. R. 447.
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