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Miagolose rumors for years sex cinema Seventy: alleged "papal heresies" on Communion for divorced, Cristina Siccardi the Savoy, Andrea Tornielli pilloried …
17 September 2016 7 October 2016 isoladipatmos
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MIAGOLOSE ITEMS FROM CINEMA EROTIC SEVENTIES: ALLEGED "Heresies PAPAL" THE COMMUNION TO DIVORCED, CRISTINA SICCARDI THE SABAUDA, ANDREA TORNIELLI TO GOGNA …
there is no sin so serious, from which you can not break free and divine forgiveness. We should not assume that the divorced and remarried are always in a state of mortal sin. This would be a rash judgment, that would deny free will, as did Luther, and the power of divine grace.
John Cavalcoli, OP
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Dear Father John.
The ban on communion for divorced and remarried is not a mere ecclesiastical law that the Pope can abolish, but it depends directly on the divine right, which requires a student to be in the grace of God to communion. For thus says the Council of Trent: "If anyone says that faith is sufficient preparation for receiving the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, let him be anathema ".
Dear David,.
the post-synodal exhortation of the Holy Father Francis
The Pope has already explained in 'The joy of love that remarried divorcees, though it is in an irregular status, which strongly induces to sin and though they can also commit mortal sins, however, if they repent and do penance, They can regain the grace. That is why, in principle, They could go to Communion.
Remember that there is no sin so serious, from which you can not break free and divine forgiveness. We should not assume that the divorced and remarried are always in a state of mortal sin. This would be a rash judgment, that would deny free will, as did Luther, and the power of divine grace. If they fall into sin, they can always regain grace.
The Supreme Pontiff signed the Post-Synodal Exhortation
The Pope, once it was to give Communion to divorced and remarried in a canonically correct document, not attenterà to any divine law. Indeed, in this matter the divine laws in play are two: the law of the indissolubility of marriage and the sanctity of Holy Communion.
To understand the meaning of the ecclesiastical law change, that the Pope were to set about doing - the prohibition of Communion to the permission of the Communion -, We have to make the following considerations:
1) It should be noted an underlying theme, now it is known to all, which it is the basis of the pontificate of Pope Francis, and is that of mercy, understood here as research and willingness to do everything possible, even better than the past, to make available salvation to those who are most at risk. And it is the case of divorced and remarried along with many other cases.
2) It is true that God can save even without the Sacraments [cf. WHO]; but if you can open the door of the sacraments to a greater number of people available, without offending the dignity of the Sacraments, it's better, and indeed it is right;
3) Pope Francis invites us, on this issue, to turn our gaze in a different direction from that of the past. Up to San Giovanni Paolo II [CF. Family company n.84] The Church, about the problem of pastoral care for the divorced and remarried, he had under his eyes the dignity of the Sacrament and the public scandal given by the divorced and remarried ("It was irregular", "public sinners").
The reigning Pontiff, instead, without of course aside these considerations, It invites us to take rather that God may grant to remarried divorcees, in some cases - to be specified by the new law -, to be in grace, despite their irregular status.
4) The granting of the Holy Communion in those particular cases would not be offensive to the sacrament of marriage, but it would safeguard the dignity, although in different ways and even it is contrary to what so far has followed the ministry to divorced and remarried.
This is the most difficult point to understand. The moral principle says so: "One and the same moral law, intelligently interpreted, It can be applied in ways materially inconsistent, depending on the circumstances'.
Take the case of the commandment Do not kill. Just this command allows you to kill the unjust aggressor, but there is not space here to explain this apparent paradox, for which reference to a treatise of moral theology.
Regarding our case, we can then say that the law of the indissolubility of marriage may continue to be respected in certain circumstances, not only with the prohibition of Communion, but also by making it, provided that the divorced and remarried are in a particular situation, to be specified by the new law.
Ariel S. Levi Gualdo
Father Ariel Caro.
This war on the field of the Communion for divorced and remarried is getting stronger. Some say that you should not obey the Pope because it is wrong. Then I wonder: who can judge if the Pope is wrong, do not obey him and invite to disobey? I, as a woman, as well as Piedmontese, I am irritated by certain comments carbolic covered with honey written by Cristina Siccardi on various blogs, then cited by others as a truth of faith. This writer is probably a star of theology? As a priest, how she reacts, in front of certain subjects?
daisy Altieri
dear Margaret.
Edwige Fenech, film poster The doctor of the military district, left Alvaro Vitali, very talented stage actor discovered by Federico Fellini. But how he had this to say: « … the theater is an art that does not pay, while with light flicks I could support his family »
Years ago I explained in my book that everyone is able to obey an authority figure with a strong personality, spirituality and holiness of life, but this is not the challenge of faith addressed to priests and religious, nor to lay Catholic. The challenge is to obey a bishop or major superior to a fragile, limited and mediocre, provided that he does not command things contrary to the doctrine and the Magisterium of the Church and do not use its authority to commit crimes and offenses, because in that case you are required to disobey imperative for the Christian conscience and to inform the supreme ecclesiastical authority of its abuses, order is restored justice violated.
where the Roman Pontiff He gives me a wrong order and I was aware of what, First I would try to convince him of the error and demonstrate the substantial mistake the given command, But if it were to maintain in this case the eseguirei, unless it was not contrary to the Deposit of Faith and Catholic morality. He said this would add: I do not know who can demonstrate how many commands given by the Roman Pontiffs in the course of Church history results are in conflict with Deposit of Faith and Catholic morality, because I personally do not know of any case.
Why is it better to make a mistake to make an order that may appear incorrectly, instead of making the right choice by disobeying the Roman Pontiff? Because in the second case the error would be more and more serious. Then the Roman Pontiff will have to answer before men and history, but especially before God, if it had imposed the wrong order.
Cover the film The high-school student, with Gloria Guida in a fancy school in Cinecittà …
state this, and maybe blind obedience in contrast with the logic, free will and human dignity, as some tend to believe, marching on those "good intentions" whose streets are paved Hell? anything, assert that means to proceed on the path of prudent wisdom. The Roman Pontiff in fact enjoys a special assistance of the Holy Spirit, therefore a grace which was not enjoyed by individual bishops, priests and even lay Catholics. If in the history of the Church has no memory of erroneous commands imposed by contrasting with the Popes Deposit of Faith and Catholic morality, Instead they have abundant evidence of how right they later were seen in the years ahead of the choices on the spot hotly contested. This is based on the obedience of Christi fideles and Ministers in sacris : the prudent and wise understanding that the Roman Pontiff has a special grace of state and entitled to special assistance of the Holy Spirit that makes it infallible in matters of doctrine and faith [refer to the article of John Cavalcoli: The tasks and the degrees of the infallibility of the Supreme Pontiff, WHO]. And who does not accept this, assuming, if anything, to be invested for greater grace was the power of judgment on certain decisions of the Roman Pontiff on matters of doctrine and faith, or is a heretic, or simply a fool, I saw that the heresy in itself calls for intelligence and talent. And if you always heretics I take them seriously with due respect, fools take them instead around …
The reigning Pontiff, that "deserves" respectful criticism with the devotion due to the Successor of the Prince of the Apostles and Vicar of Christ on earth, He has never given orders, in no act of their supreme magisterium, which are contrary to Catholic faith and morals; and whoever claims otherwise shows at best not to be able to make elementary distinctions between private doctor, the ordinary pastoral ministry, the supreme Magisterium of Peter. Or better understood: It is shown not to know the basics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, then giving rise to questions only intended to disorient and simple to sow the poison of confusion among the people of God [I refer to my previous article, WHO].
For this I have never raised the issue "This Pope we do not like" [Gnocchi & Palmaro, cf. WHO], and I never fell into the traps of some strong criticism in this pontificate, brandishing towards it charges more or less subtle heresy, formulated through the theories served up by overt heretics unrepentant, how those Lefebvre to be discovered in the aforementioned Christian Siccardi recalled from our Reader, and to which I come now with joy and happiness …
Nadia Cassini, film poster The teacher dances with the whole class. Top another great actor of Italian theater: Renzo Montagnani [1930-1997]. He, too, had this to say: "In Italy with the theater he caught you hunger, with light flicks you shop for the home kitchen '
… I do not know who this Lady who writes about Siccardiana correspondence, already Correspondence Romana, on which occasionally has delighted readers with articles rose on the Royal House of pirates, anticlerical Freemasons and these were the Savoy [cf, WHO, WHO, etc..], or on levied Siccardiana, already Levied Christian, where articles are published every year to commemorate with the tear to the eye of that figure holy man Benito Mussolini [cf. WHO, WHO, WHO etc..]. At this point I note passing, before proceeding over, at what levels reach the spirit of these people that thunder for two years against any sacrilege of communion for divorced and remarried persons, including accusations of heresy and some columnist who even invites to resist with disobedience to the Supreme Pontiff. Well, despite their rigor toward adultery and cohabitees, to keep as far away from these Eucharistic canteens, If the adulterer is however the former Duce of Italy, married with children, or her lover and accomplice close friend in adultery, heard what sweetness and Christian charity express the tender souls of levied Siccardiana:
"The exact circumstances, the place, time, where they were killed Mussolini and Claretta Petacci, whose only crime was love for Duce, It was in turn covered by a part of history that had a vested interest in spreading a stereotyped vision of events in which there was very little decent and honest " [cf. WHO].
Poster of the film busted, gassed completely melted, behind Edwige Fenech actor Enrico Maria Salerno [1926-1994] famous for being one of the greatest actors of the Italian theater of the most gifted in the interpretation of many different roles
Oh, poor Claretta, sweet unhappy creature, considered by bloody rabble partisan and by historical dishonest guilty of having given to adultery with Benito Mussolini. In fondo, what's wrong? What's wrong, to love a married man, husband and father of four children?
Once written similar amenities, the same people then go to comb through old articles of the Vatican correspondent Andrea Tornielli, these days in the pillory because "reo" It had reported the news reports about the events of the IOR Ettore Gotti Tedeschi and so "uneven" the antecedents of 2013 [cf. WHO]. Well, to give 2013 to the 2016 the accounts given by the Holy See or by the Archbishop Georg Gänswein it differs, It is not the fault of the Vatican correspondent who reported the facts as they were presented, but who over time has changed version. This is perhaps a Vatican "guilty" not to have pointed out this discrepancy, as Roberto de Mattei says so right on a formal level [cf. WHO]? I honestly do not know which of us, He is having written in the space of three years beyond 200 goods, can remember the precise passage and the exact detail of one of them; What this is true of all the publicists, but for all, including Andrea Tornielli working alone, What I doubt rather face Roberto de Mattei, on the basis of a simple calculation based on his writings and activities. Indeed, Roberto de Mattei, He is engaged as an academic at the European University, Director of Correspondence Romana, director of the monthly Christian roots, director of Lepanto Foundation, promoter March for Life, consultant to several institutions, author of an average of two articles per week with extra articles published also on La Repubblica and The Gazette, author of two books a year, He engaged in numerous appearances as a lecturer in Italy and abroad … it is not by chance that this man of the help of collaborators ready to seek benefits sighs and commas of articles written to three years away from a Vatican expert who works alone, so all in all honest and without paleologi–impallinatori on its payroll? Come, you monsters to Andrea Tornielli least the same pity that certain subjects show for Benito Mussolini and Claretta Petacci sweet, which it was not - as many might think, obviously wrong - his mistress, her his concubine, she who helped him to commit adultery at the expense of the legitimate wife Donna Rachele. Absolutely not! Claretta was the only woman who "loved the Duce" and that perhaps the columnists of levied Siccardiana they would not hesitate to admit to the sacraments, together with all well-known womanizer of the House of Savoy, including the last king of Italy, Umberto II, an "honest man" dear to the pink of journalism Siccardi [cf. WHO], also separated from his wife and a nidata of children along with their children have plunged this house of pirates ridicule of the tabloid press and deserved the talk show television [see the last glorious heir to the House of Savoy, video WHO].
film poster The teacher, with the inevitable Edwige Fenech and Alvaro Vitali
… But back to the Siccardi, whose crass ignorance, with regard to the Church's history and fundamental theology, to me indeed to spare. And it's not my judgment ungenerous, because such crass ignorance oozes from his books, articles and video-conferences, which are public documents, non-confidential material or material covered by Privacy Act. But since you can bacchettare the reigning Pontiff up to accuse him of heresy, I just want to see if it is not to criticize this lady claims the legitimate freedom to bacchettare like a conductor the entire teaching of the Church of the last fifty years, again according to his books and articles, I repeat that public acts are and shall remain. Therefore worth revisited told: "Who acid injures die by acid".
I was then asked how I react before certain figures. To understand this it should first be given that I am not only the son of Dante Alighieri, but also by Giovanni Boccaccio, Pietro Aretino, Cecco Angiolieri and so. Accordingly, They say they are not accustomed take seriously some people, I tend to make fun of them and the Profitable circulate the tradi–Protestants which they are derived in part their place in the sun and part of their publishing market, between halberdiers boasting quarters of nobility among the laces&laces of Masses in the ancient rite and aspiring Contessine by Liala novel that poignant recollections of the House of Savoy. I prefer to throw it into a joke, also because this lady from the voice miagolosa, It reminds me of certain actresses erotic film of the seventies. Obviously I am referring to the item, mind you: only to the Voice. Also because we are talking about a sex cinema that nowadays is accordingly punished and modest point that these old films could be screened in cinemas schools for children of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians.
Lilli Carati, film poster Professor of Natural Sciences. Also in the program of this lightweight comedy, stand out the names of some of the largest and most talented actors of the Italian theater of the twentieth century
Hearing the voice miagolosa the Siccardi - Objective observation, certainly not irreverent mockery [cf. audio WHO] - I have come back to the mind of the actresses who also spoke with voices miagolose : Edwige Fenech ago The doctor of the military district [cf. WHO]; Glory in the shoes of the Guide night nurse [cf. WHO], Nadia Cassini in the shoes of Professor dancing with the whole class [cf. WHO], to follow with other actresses and soubrette who troubled the sleep of most of us, today fifties, in the seventies when we were teenagers, children in our turn of healthy fathers whose sleep was rather upset in their teens from the image of Wanda Osiris, who wore dresses much more monastic than those worn today by rebel American nuns who have had unfortunate as teachers and spiritual directors the Jesuits of the new East India Company. Even for this many years later we became healthy priests, fell into the world of faith and the real, pace of prudish Lefebvre theater that one out fragrance virginity of heretics which in itself and by itself is more impure adultery [cf. WHO].
I can not conclude this survey of actresses from voice miagolosa forgetting the beautiful and unhappy Lilli Carati, born Ileana Caravati [1956-2014 – cf. WHO, WHO] I will keep a poignant reminder, while avendoci spoken once, after the disease that tore the life had been diagnosed in 2014, meeting her by chance at a cancer center where I had gone to visit a friend who was in a state now terminal. It would be nice to be able to tell what appeared mild and Christian cross the mind of this woman who was preparing to end his life after a long series of bad choices, but it is those talks and remember that a priest must bring with him to the grave. As the tender conversation I had years ago in Ladispoli, while I was a guest of friends, with that soul as unhappy as beautiful Laura Antonelli [1941-2015], that was an icon of beauty and eroticism, now of poor health and physically destroyed, to which I gave a rosary blessed by the Holy Father, before which he bursts into tears of joy.
The poster for the film The duck à l'orange, main protagonists of this film of the seventies two sacred monsters the theater and the Italian cinema: Monica Vitti and Ugo Tognazzi. In 1975 the vision of the film was banned in theaters for children under 14 years because he could see from a distance a small glimpse of the backside of Barbara Buochet, although it was more prudish of certain images painted within our baroque churches. So it worked in that period, except, however, jump to the other extreme a few years later, when primetime Rai offered a butcher by so much per pound [cf. WHO] …
Who is Cristina Siccardi I then try his writings on the bizarre historical and theological level, and his lectures were built on ignorance castles. Instead about how to take it, I would say that could be taken as one that miagola in lefebvriano, while in his rambling lectures enhances the confused and stubborn Bishop Marcel Lefebvre comparing it to the Holy Bishop and Doctor of the Church Athanasius of Alexandria, ie equating facto the Second Vatican Council to the Arian heresy [cf. WHO, WHO].
Even more so back with human and pastoral tenderness to my mind the memory of the suffering soul of Lilli Carati, ready to admit their past mistakes, those austere papessa lefebvriana as Siccardi would never admit, ie of being wrong for indomitable pride to self-elect to the rank of expert spin doctors in complex and sensitive subjects such as the history of the Church, dogmatic sacramental, canon law and so on, knowing the hurt the Catechism of St. Pius X, and acting accordingly versus the Church instead in Church, versus instead of Pietro under Peter. All because it presumed to be not only a true Catholic, but the Almighty dealership that owns the authentic truth of the Mystery, just like the boutique d'owns the exclusive license for the sale of intimate Via Monte Napoleone in Milan baby doll and guèpiére Christian Dior.
I "immoral moralists " that the result of the Siccardi and related they tear their garments for months about the danger "heretical"Communion for divorced and remarried, to forget their obvious convenience that the first of the deadly sins, It has always been considered the queen of all the deadly sins, not lust, but pride. And this does not teach him the "diabolical secret meeting"Vatican II, to which, as stated by the Siccardi, the heroic Marcel Lefebvre resisted like St. Athanasius of Alexandria opposed the Arian heresy; This teaches the Blessed and always very valuable Catechism of St. Pius X, that they know and teach only when it's convenient to them and where it suits them, to support a pseudo-Catholic ideology increasingly grim, certainly not the Catholic unhappy and unorthodox book published recently by Cardinal Walter Kasper to the praise of Luther [see article by John Cavalcoli, WHO]. This Cardinal is undoubtedly a pro-Protestant and an irreducible rahneriano, with an incorrect theological vision of ecclesiology and ecumenism; in his thought they contain several of the major mistakes of modernism and perhaps it is also the direct proponent of some bad advice given to the Supreme Pontiff, but he would never dare to accuse Peter of heresy or apostasy from the Catholic faith, or break the unity of the Church. This is why, if it really was led to a forced choice with no possibility of rejection, as a devoted son of the Church and devoted priest always I will choose Kasper, never Lefebvre and meows of their acidic kittens and cute that wiggle Masses in the ancient rite, among Halberdiers boasting quarters of nobility and countesses aspirants beatificano not worth the ridiculous historical calamity that was to Italy and the Catholic Church lamented their House of Savoy, advocate of anti-ecclesiastical laws passed by the House of Savoy under the legislative model of Napoleon Bonaparte, as well as written under the direct dictation of Freemasons. All this happened at a time when, at the Royal Senate and the Royal Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Italy, Senators and MEPs state that it was Pius IX calling "pig" and the Pope Leo XIII calling "shitty bone». This is so, if the painful novel siccardiano alla recently per aspiring Contessine dreamy, we want to go instead to the serious historical analysis, What this requires first of all that educated people, competent and above series. E la vera culture, the true knowledge and the true seriousness, born and proceed from the rejection of the arrogance and the extraordinary virtue of humility that leads to listening, What unfortunately impossible for those who hear only the reasons for yourself and then change the first absolute truths, then closed ideologies and aggressive.
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Zamax says:
First, thanks for the posters. I do not remember the most. Wanting to be very magnanimous (on the other hand this is the era of mercy, and I fit myself), I would say that if we compare them to the vulgar and hard exhibitionism of our days seem a tasteful masterpiece. And, from a purely technical point of view, I would say that perform best with their sinuous and insinuating feminine softness the task of awakening a healthy virility in males above the age of fifteen. What the para-pornography today fails to make, because it has forgotten that the fire of sexuality is not only in the body: for this last way you end up straight in the perversions.
Without this important premise, I just remember the ranks "traditionalist" anti-bergogliana of St. Athanasius fans that he, in his battle against Arianism, It was always on the side of the bishop of Rome while the Arian party was often coincides with that of the Emperor, as heretics, as evidence the story of Luther, always end up being tools of worldly power.
Ariel S. Levi Gualdo says:
Dear Zamax.
L 'eros, or the so-called erotic dimension, It evolves and is transformed in the course of time, up to make it morally licit what up till then had had rather immoral as expression of indecency.
What I meant to point through certain posters - and there seems to be managed – what it is the moral costumes evolve over time, Also within a few years.
Today, posters like those of certain "erotic" films of the Seventies, They are really the chaste films suitable for parish cinemas.
Perhaps many do not know it, but in the fifties of the twentieth century, watching a lot of movies in black and white by Antonio De Curtis, Totò, was considered immoral and therefore sinful. In some of these films were, if anything, some actresses with some pronounced cleavage, or dressed in tight-fitting dresses that left to imagine the sinuosity of their forms, but always and dressed rigor. Today, those movies, you can safely buy on DVD from Catholic bookstores of the Pauline Sisters, the same as in the fifties spread the weekly Famiglia Cristiana in which he had devoted a special section to the list of advised film and then prohibited the vision of the good Catholic, namely those films that today they sell in their libraries.
the glorious Famiglia Cristiana, dedicated fire items, in the early seventies, to discourage the vision, and in particular young people, of the film Jesus Christ Superstar. Today the movie you can buy in their libraries, but wanting no more: some priests, believed to be the most refined intellectuals, three years ago it projected during Holy Week on the presbytery of a Sicilian cathedral church.
I must proceed further with similar examples, however all of them documented?
I will try to explain with another example again, an example castigatissimo most chastised you can not.
In August I met a couple of sisters who were dressed in white, with a dress that reached barely cover the knee, the top gown with short sleeves, the headscarf, which obviously let discover the hair on half a head, with clogs, obviously without socks.
Needless to say: in the fifties of the twentieth century, or in any case until the end of the sixties, see the sisters dressed like that would have been unthinkable; It would be a scandal of enormous proportions, although for twenty years before women had shortened her skirts to the knee, but they had shortened the secular women, certainly not the nuns.
The beauty is that I too, dressed in white like those nuns, with my summer cassock, unlike them I had a long dress up your heels (hence the name of cassock, from Latin talus), obviously Long Sleeve, with a high collar 5 cm, with shoes and socks at the foot.
I sincerely, hot or not hot, see the sisters dressed like that do not like, like we do not like to see priests in shorts and T-shirts with short sleeves, because I do not think decent for the sacred priesthood image.
Faced with such a "laxity" by the men and women religious, or the priests I saw coming in the summer several times in the sacristy in shorts and slippers at the foot, bless you with all my heart the posters of the film chastised "erotic" of the seventies, because in their skits, Alvaro Vitali and the beautiful Edwige Fenech, tear many smiles, Today, however, without any malice, view precisely the evolution of morals that there has been. Quite the contrary, the priests who are in the sacristy to prepare themselves for Holy Mass dressed in T-shirt with short sleeves, shorts and slippers at the foot, so those that make me angry, because they are really indecent, however without any hilarious and fun size "erotic".
As for Saint Athanasius bishop of Alexandria, you are absolutely right. And to give her a hand to that effect, I add another: she manages to imagine how such a man as the Holy Pontiff Pius X, decanted at every turn by those impropriamenti "Traditionalists" and related, He would react in front of people who put into question not only the papal authority, but even the relevance of the documents of an entire ecumenical council?
The problem of these people, It is that you have created a St. Pius V has never existed, a Blessed Pius IX incorrispondente to reality, but above all a St. Pius X that before a harvest-signatures against a final decision taken by the Roman Pontiff orchestrated by a group of lay Catholics, He would have given orders to all the bishops and parish priests of Italy never to return as some people in the churches until they had not publicly asked forgiveness with ashes on his head and knees flexed.
But then, when you do not live in the present, some people are scrambling to change the reality of the story and characters from the past, but "beatification" as "gentlemen" even those ruffians of the Kings of the House of Savoy.
19 September 2016 at 8:58
On the issue of the posters I could not resist the temptation to joke. In fact I agree with you on the evolving nature of the costumes, and somewhere I also wrote that – at least indirectly – it was precisely and only Christianity that has undressed the woman with full awareness. After all this process has meant "svestire" gradually the woman's body from the image of sin. A long educational process from the party that teaching the gospel that tells us that it is often the eye that is scandalous man, not what it sees. For nuns and priests of course the question is different. Theirs is not simply a dress, It is not even a sign of belonging to a religion: It is a religious habit. That the confusion is so great it shows the matter of burkinis, He compared by many improperly religious dress of the nuns, that with all their evidence have not recognized as such.
Don Ciro says:
This I have to tell …
Years ago, along elderly priest (now in heaven), of which I was the assistant pastor in Neapolitan coastal area, during an evening held in the territory of our parish, He was also present Mrs. Fenech as a guest.
Dear, a great lady.
The already then senior pastor, when he greeted her made her laugh by telling: "Mrs. Fenech, that honor to meet you in person. knew … she has disturbed us generations of teenagers. Of, in those years, how much work has given us confessors !!".
Matthew B. says:
Dear don Ariel,
a laugh will bury us? Beyond the jokes from comic-erotic films 70s, I fully share his message.
As expected, in this particular ecclesial moment, the liturgical topic (that is strangely set aside in the Holy Father's speeches) He is king: Pasdaran of the Pius V Missal are opposed to Hizbollah of the conciliar reform, with paradoxical results and in some similar verses. Each with idolatry silk chasubles, others with the rite reductions improvisations, trivializing or even baroque teatralizzazioni (heterogenesis ends) recalling that "Pope Francis wants humility and poverty". An example: http://www.ilgazzettino.it/nordest/treviso/show_chiesa_ferrari_parroco_giacometti_godego-1934845.html
I personally believe that the motu proprio "Popes" It has been disastrous, but I also wonder if the current and widespread liturgical trivialization, far from wanting to be attributed to the spirit of Sacrosanctum Concilium, rather than being an explicit tool for those who want to adapt the Church today to modernism and various protestantismi (perhaps in view of the 31 October p.v….). What do you think? Thanks for the answer.
'You should not assume that remarried divorcees are always in a state of mortal sin. This would be a rash judgment, that would deny free will, as did Luther, and the power of divine grace. If they fall into sin, they can always regain grace.'
Ma la Familiaris Consortio dice:
'The church, however, It reiterates its practices, based on Sacred Scripture, of not admitting to Eucharistic Communion divorced and remarried. … There is another special pastoral reason: if these people were admitted to the Eucharist, the faithful would be led into error and confusion regarding the Church's teaching on the indissolubility of marriage.'
I understand that here is of that never remarried divorcees can access the Eucharist. Or being a practice the Pope can modify it to particular cases?
The second part puzzles me: I do not give you the Eucharist not to confuse others. If I'm not in mortal sin to deny me a sacrament as the' Eucharist because someone might confuse? I do not understand (but hopefully I adapt). Being a pastoral reason a pope could decide to eliminate…
John Cavalcoli, OP says:
Dear Henry.
The reason for which the Family company excludes remarried divorcees from Communion is indeed the intent to prevent the couple give scandal to the faithful, They may be tempted to doubt or to despise the indissolubility of marriage.
His remark, according to which this does not seem sufficient reason to exclude from the Communion a couple who might be in the grace, just because it would bring scandal, it's important.
And indeed, I think this consideration, although not the only, is the basis of the fact that, at least as it appears from the Pope's letter to the Argentinean Bishops, he is directing to grant communion to divorced and remarried, even if it will stand the pope to determine the special cases, in which it will be allowed.
piertoussaint says:
Dear Fathers,
The Church, especially under Pope Francis, I think particularly more concerned to reabsorb at all costs marriage situations of the divorced and remarried, rather than to increase virility in men and women in femininity, that is, to ensure that the pairs do not should divorce. Rather, on how to ensure that marriages are solid and fruitful. And this is because the Church favors the consumer society, rather than be his alternative. Let me explain here:
https://lafilosofiadellatav.wordpress.com/2016/04/03/amoris-laetitia-e-la-ruvida-realta/.
That said, I understand that you you support the position that if Francesco seems wrong in his innovations in AL, But since he is acting under the influence of the Spirit, it is good to bring obedience to his teaching, because the current concerns will be clarified over time, When it will prove his foresight.
They would therefore wrong Spaemann, which http://sinodo2015.lanuovabq.it/spaemann-amoris-laetitia-e-in-rottura-con-il-magistero-precedente/,
Dear Reader.
I am preparing an article for our page Theologically in which I try to explain that today, the great test to which we are subjected, It is the great test of faith, in which we are tested in a moment of confusion, confusion and above all intra-ecclesial decay, without historical precedent.
Just a note off topic.
"And this is because the Church favors the consumer society, rather than be his alternative." I point out to the reader "piertoussaint" that the Church in the last half century has always been very critical of the "consumer society", and the Pope Francesco guide against it began to shoot real guns. So what do we do? In my opinion it was very confused offensive also caused by the use of most lovely concepts as capitalism, liberalism or precisely consumerism, nature mostly sociological or political propaganda. old story, moreover. For instance, the concept of "capitalism" basically born with Marx. The opponents "Liberals" Socialism made the serious mistake of accepting the enemy's language in defending "capitalism". Even in the public eye were thus confronted two "system" or two forms of materialism. And also there were born on misunderstandings "third way", which today still we carry with us, so much so that even the clearest Rerum Novarum is improperly defined (see Wikipedia) "via media between capitalism and…
Dear Zamax,
the point is just that, as usual: the Church only in words was against the consumer society, but not in practice, otherwise we would not be in the miserable condition in which we are now. Not to be left on the generic, I propose again the contents of which link to my previous intervention:
https://lafilosofiadellatav.wordpress.com/2016/04/03/amoris-laetitia-e-la-ruvida-realta/
to which I add the terms of the servitude of Avvenire, edited by CEI, to the powers that bankrupts Keynesians, which
https://lafilosofiadellatav.wordpress.com/avvenire-il-detto-male-e-il-non-detto-del-quotidiano-di-ispirazione-cattolica/
https://lafilosofiadellatav.wordpress.com/2014/03/31/paolo-viana-su-avvenire-il-quotidiano-e-attendibile-su-infrastrutture-e-project-financing-brebemiteem/
As for the guns of Pope Francis, those are blanks, as rightly observed Stefano Fontana, which
http://www.lanuovabq.it/it/articoli-il-pastoralismo-malattia-infantile-del-catto-pietismo-14939.htm
about bad-pietism without decent content in terms of subsidiarity and authentic popular participation in power.
But I would have to conclude, dear Zamax, with a known positive MOOLTO, for all those who read us, namely that the famous "third way" of which you speak really exists, although unfortunately still unknown to most- the time is not yet ripe – and it consists in "participatory society" according to the Social Doctrine. And' a complete system, organic, which is also the "Rerum Novarum" to quote, processed by a great intellectual of the '900, unfortunately remained in the shadow… a certain Pier Luigi Zampetti:
http://www.rassegnastampa-totustuus.it/cattolica/?p=26847
and the group of 45 theologians who drew up this theological critique document to AL http://www.corrispondenzaromana.it/lesortazione-apostolica-amoris-laetitia-una-critica-teologica/, carefully evaluating even a narrow range of 19 points, calling "heretics" and "erroneous"?
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Any non-tiered cake with a theme such as a Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, Valentine's Day, etc. including one tier wedding or anniversary cakes. Any sugar mediums or techniques may be used (only three entries).
2-D or 3-D cakes and sculptures. Entries must be real cake. Minimal use of Styrofoam allowed to complete entry. Any sugar mediums may be used. Must submit 3 in-progress pictures.
These are cakes with two or more tiers (stacked or tiered). Novelty/ special occasion cakes do not include wedding or anniversary cakes. Any sugar mediums or techniques may be used.
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There were a lot of entries, but the photos below are the ones I found interesting.
First there was the Blue Horsey, and now there are horses with Gumby legs.
This wedding cake brings out all my girlie instincts. In fact, I would LOVE to build a wedding around this cake if I weren't already married and still paying for my culinary school loans.
And if I can't have this cake, I'd be willing to take the one below instead.
If you look closely, you'll notice that none of the polka-dots actually lie directly on the cake's surface. There's a little drop of something that each dot rests on so there's a three dimensional look to the cake.
I don't think very many people noticed this, which is a shame. It's the details like this that turn my reaction from "cool", to "Wow!" And this was a wow cake.
When my Mom and I showed up early Saturday morning to check in my cake, this was the first thing that caught my eye. The colors seemed like they were glowing in contrast to the chocolate fondant. I couldn't wait to come back later and examine it.
This is another one of Lisette Vergara's cakes. This one used a polymer clay technique for the flames. The note on the card says she used a hydrogenated fat to make the designs. When I asked her about it later, she said that she kneaded it into the fondant to keep it from drying out so fast. Rumor has it that she'll be demonstrating this technique in one of the industry magazines later this year.
I wish I had thought of this one first.
The flowers on this cake are very nice, and I'm a sucker for gum paste flowers. Probably because I'm not very good at them myself.
I really need to find a class that doesn't take place in the middle of my work shift.
This one has flowers AND string work. I'm impressed by string work even more than flowers, and it's even more challenging to do, as you'll see in the Masters division. Sadly, by Sunday many of the strings had broken off of this one, which may have had something to do with it being place on the end of the display tables.


Suppose for a moment that you suddenly received a significant sum of money. The amount of money was more than enough to pay off any outstanding debts you may have or other financial obligations/concerns that you'd have prior to buying swords. With the money left over you have more than enough to buy six Albion swords and take advantage of the seventh one for free. So, assuming this scenario actually happened, which seven would you order?
The Chieftain (brown grip); the Reeve (oxblood grip); the Regent (green grip); the Talhoffer (black grip); the Crecy (magenta grip); the Ritter (black grip); and the seventh for free, the Tritonia.
Not answering this the right way, but if I had that kind of money on hand, I'd probably go after other kit instead of swords at this point. I've got two swords, a dagger, and a pole arm. I've got two more swords and another dagger on order and I have somewhat limited space.
My answer will be very similar to Joe's. Nowadays, I won't buy a new sword until I can sell one of my own first. This makes it easier to pay for the new one, plus gives it a "new home within its new home." Besides I've got my Talhoffer, so I'm happy.
But if I had money leftover to spend on swords, perhaps a St. Maurice-Turin and a Tyrolean. That oughtta do.
Ok, I'm a binge buyer anyway so this question is easy for me.
5) pieces of armour to complete a mixed / transistional mail/ plate suit.
Well, so far, good fortune has smiled on me this year and I am going for seven. Three are done and delivered, four is in queue, five is still a sketch, and I'm still undecided on number six. I haven't even started thinking about the free one yet. . .
. . . and there's a dagger or two, maybe some spears, some armour, and clothes I would like to get together for this coming season of faires. . .
So, assuming this scenario actually happened, which seven would you order?
1) The Huskarl, because I think it's the most under-rated of the whole Viking line. It's curved, without being too "swoopy" (I'll save that for the Thegn), and still keeps a ballsy presence.
2) The Thegn, because good Anglo-Saxon swords are hard to find.
4) The Count (oxblood grip, bronze pommel), because the blade is really cool, and it has the sweetest-looking Type 2 cross I've ever seen!
5) The Vassal, because I am a sucker for a Thorpe-pattern falchion!
6) The Knecht, because it's a frickin' 3-foot-long cleaver!
5. The Squire w/ campaign brown grip - To match my Crecy. $750 - Works out that this is the closest to the average of the other six swords, so this would be my free one.
I had trouble whittling the list down to 7. And If I didn't already have them, the Castellan and the Reeve would be on the list.
Yeah, I know, that's not 7, but I just can't resist the Steward, so I will be ordering one of those in the next month or so. Besides, if I get it, I have at least a representaive from each type from XII to XVII (XIIa, and XIIIb (I consider the Steward to be valid for both XIII or XIIIa) are missing, but I have an MRL XIIa, and other plans to fill the XIIIb role). Without it there is a gap.
The two swords purchased at regular price were the Poitier (I pre-ordered it 2 days before a sale started, too, but it's still worth the extra $100), and the SL Knightly. I sat down and did the math for all of the possible permutations of ordering (after I'd bought the first 3, anyway). I saved $35 buying the SL Knightly at full price, and getting the Sherriff as the 7th. Otherwise, I probably would have picked one of the more expensive swords as my 7th.
5. Svante - what's left to say about this masterpiece?
6. Bayerisches - I hope that the Museum Line piece reproduces the pommel details.
7. Xa.1 - with any luck, it would be ready by the time I get to this point in the list.
And with that hypothetical $82 million, I wouldn't care if the 7th sword was free or not.
Chevalier, Dane, Thegn, Talhoffer, Svante, Regent, Viceroy.
I really love the look of the (drawing of the) Chevalier, particularly the pommel. I like the Dane in general, the Thegn sounds like a lot of fun between its blade thickness and light weight, the Talhoffer just because I like it, the Svane because it's kind of a given, and the Regen and Viceroy because I like them a lot (no specific reasons come to mind).
Well, I'm likely not buying any more swords for a while, but we did just finish off our second group of 7 from Albion. The line up is 2 13th century knightly Squire Lines (blunt, for forms work), 2 Maestro Line Lichtenaurs (still waiting..), 2 Maestro Line I.33 (and likely to be waiting even longer for these), Prince, Berserkr, Constable Laird, Caithness, and just ordered the Crecy, the Talhoffer, and the Squire Line 13th Cent. great sword. I have to say that I'm very pleased with all that have arrived to date.


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Q: vim delete regex: pattern not found This is my first time trying to use a regex for deletion.
The regex:
/net=.+\.net/
as shown here matches a string that starts with net= some random characters and ends with .net
However, when using it in vim:
:g/net=.+\.net/d
I simply get Pattern not found: net=.+\.net
I am guessing that vim uses a slightly different format, or do I need to escape the characters =, . and + ?

A: :help pattern is your friend. In your case, you need to escape + or prefix your whole pattern with \v to turn it "verymagic".
Do not escape =, it would turn it into the same thing as {0,1} in some regexp engine, namely a greedy optional atom matcher.

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This postcard from PostSecret made me laugh, because I feel the same way.
Men who know their keyboard shortcuts turn me on.
It's true, so if you're thinking that all this time you spend learning how to code is wasted on us girls, it's NOT. We notice when you use a quick keyboard shortcut instead of the menu. We notice when you can type 70 wpm. We notice and to be honest, it makes us feel a little flushed.
HP Printer Conspiracy: Is Your Printer Programmed To Kill Itself If You Refill Your Ink Cartridges?
It's commonly known that printer manufacturers make money from selling ink cartridges, not from making the printers. I've even heard that they sell the printers at a loss in order to "get you hooked" on their ink.
Of course, there are options for people who want to enjoy their ink jet printers without shelling out the big bucks for the cartridges. You can refill the ink in the cartridges you already own. Here is a video showing you how to do it.
I've done this on my HP Printer and it has worked rather well. I used the Inktec Refill Kit that I found at Amazon.com with some syringe needles. I inject the ink into the cartridges and the printouts I had were just as beautiful as the ones with the HP ink. The HP ink was never water resistant and neither is this replacement ink, so I'm just as "happy" with my inkjet printer with the refill ink as I was with the original ink cartridges.
I absolutely adore these new commercials from Apple, highlighting their Apple Geniuses. They really show how an Apple Genius can be a calm voice in an electronic storm.
Firstly, Google has made embedding a YouTube video is much easier than it used to be. YouTube will create the embed code for you if you click the Share and Embed buttons.
You can easily edit the width of the video, copy and paste it into your blog or website. Adding the command that starts the video at the 1:38 mark, however requires a little tweaking. Look at the way this embed command is different than the one YouTube gave me.
Did you notice the #t1m38s that was added right after the link to the video? That is how you start the video at the specific spot. The 1m38s indicates the minute mark when the video will start.
That link will open up the video at the exact spot where the fireflies start getting interesting. The way you create it is to right click on the video when it is paused at the spot you want and choose "Copy video URL at current time." That will give you a URL that easily links to EXACTLY were you want the video to start.
The next time you want to link to or embed a video that has WAY too much introduction, here is a handy way to start the video EXACTLY when the video gets good.
Depending on how dusty your home is, this may be a shocking surprise or a nod in understanding. When we lived downtown during the I-80 construction, our home was covered in dust EVERY day. No matter how often I dusted, within hours, it looked like a haunted house again. Our computers suffered as much as my fireplace mantel, so we took a can of air and blew them out every once and a while.
That huge cloud of dust that came out when they first started blowing on that PC was a familiar occurrence to me, but it was FAR more than anything we had ever experienced. Next time you curse your computer for running improperly, take a moment to blow all the dust out of the thing and see if that helps at all.
It used to be so difficult to set up cameras in your house. CCTV was difficult to install and difficult to monitor. Even more irritating, you had to make sure to change the VCR tapes regularly. Fast forward a few years and it suddenly is easy enough for anyone to set up a hidden camera.
When Dru Ackerman broke her hip several months ago, a neighbor offered to help her. Unfortunately, her "friend" was also helping herself to Dru's pain medication. When the woman noticed that some of her pills were missing, she set up a hidden camera in her house to see what was happening. She caught her neighbor red-handed with enough video footage to get her arrested.
She used the Stem IZON Remote Room Monitor, but she could have used the webcam installed on the computer on her desk. There are software options that allow you to monitor your home with your webcam and they will even upload the video to a remote server so if your computer is stolen, you will be able to see who did it.
The next time you are feeling paranoid about leaving your house, whether it's just for a grocery trip, like Dru, or on an extended vacation, look into home monitoring solutions. There are so many options available right now that you're sure to find something to give you peace of mind.
I was interested in these Electric Lift Tables from Anthro. The video for them makes them look like the perfect table for a person who wants to work while standing or sitting. For those of us who get stir crazy sitting all day, a desk that can change like this would be a godsend.
Unfortunately, when I looked at the prices in their catalog, the least expensive of the desks is $2395. That's WAY more than I'd like to spend on a desk, even if it adjusts at the touch of a button. For that price, I can buy the best laptop money can buy and move it to two different desks with different heights.
I love the idea of an adjustable desk, but I'm not willing to shell out that kind of money for one.


We're social media lifers and proud of it. Let's showoff your incredible brand!
Just Kidding. But seriously, don't trust any agency that says they have a degree in social media. You gotta live, breathe, eat, and sweat social media all day/everyday to get what it's all about. And you must have a special knack to translate lifestyle through social media. We got that knack!
Oh, by the way, If someone's reading a text book, they're already behind.


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Desktop virtualization for Windows and Linux
by ogwatermelon · Published December 21, 2009 · Updated July 9, 2010
I recently read an article that talked about desktop virtualization and how these three stacked up to each other. The article is from InfoWorld and was very interesting. Part of the article follows:
VMware Workstation 7 is still king for developers and techs, but innovative VirtualBox 3.1 and easy-to-use Parallels Desktop 4 gain ground
VMware Workstation has long been the gold standard of desktop virtualization. Powerful and sophisticated, yet easy to use, this pioneering tool sets the bar for solutions addressing this niche product category. In fact, VMware Workstation has been so far out in front for so long, it's hard to imagine a world in which this bellwether product isn't the class leader in virtually every category.Yet in the past few weeks, the unthinkable has happened: VMware shipped a new version, VMware Workstation 7, and it wasn't the class leader, at least in terms of scalability — and perhaps ease of use or, for that matter, overall value.
In terms of scalability, VMware has been eclipsed by Sun Microsystems, which is now shipping a version of VirtualBox that supports up to 32 virtual CPUs per guest OS. Similarly, VMware's lead in usability is being challenged by Parallels, which has finally brought the ease of use of its award-winning Parallels Desktop for Mac product to the Windows platform. And since both solutions are significantly cheaper than Workstation 7 (Parallels Desktop 4.0 for Windows retails for $79.99, while VirtualBox is completely free), they've backed VMware into a corner that seems to be getting smaller and smaller. (Kennedy, Infoworld)
I am not an expert on virtualization but I have been using it for almost four years for various things, such as network testing, trying out new operating systems, and test security measures. I have Vmware 5,6, and 7 and I agree that they are some of the best virtualization programs that are out there. However it does cost and you can get a lot of the same features from a free product such as Virtualbox or even Microsoft Virtual PC. I have recently started using Sun's Virtualbox and really like it. First off it is free, and has almost every feature that VMWare Workstation. The one thing I really though was cool was the ability to allot memory for the video of the virtual machine. I had not seen that before until I used Virtualbox and then later with Workstation 7. If I didn't already have most of my virtuals built in Workstation I would use Virtualbox for everything. Although VMWare virtuals are suppose to be able to run in Virtualbox, I have not tried it yet. But I do use other applications such as ESXi server and using Workstation makes uploading easier. I also use Virtual PC which isn't even in the ball park with the others, but I have used it in some of my Microsoft classes and have come to see some of the usefulness it posses. So if you have not tried out virtualization give one of the free applications a shot, such as Virtualbox or Virtual PC. You will find it is really a great way to practice your computer skills and even testing future software implementations. The following are some of the features of each application.
Windows 7 — Create and run Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit virtual machines using VMware Workstation. VMware Workstation has been enhanced for performance and to take advantage of the new Windows 7 features including Live Thumbnails and Aero Peek.
Aero Glass — A new Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) graphics driver has been developed for Windows Vista and Windows 7 virtual machines. The WDDM driver can display the Windows Aero user interface, OpenGL 1.4, and Shader Model 3.0. For more information on the VMware recommended graphics hardware.
Windows XP Mode Compatible — Import a Windows XP Mode virtual machine using VMware Workstation 7.0 and run the virtual machine without being prompted to enter a Windows XP license key. VMware Workstation enables the Windows XP Mode virtual machine to take advantage of more than one processor, render high-end graphics, integrate seamlessly with Unity, and transfer files easily with drag and drop, and shared folders. VMware Workstation also has the ability to run concurrently with Windows XP Mode.
3D Graphics Improvements for Windows XP guests — OpenGL 2.1 and Shader Model 3.0 support is now available for Windows XP virtual machines. The XPDM (SVGAII) graphics driver works with Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. However, only Windows XP virtual machines install the XPDM graphics driver by default. To switch graphics drivers in the guest operating system.
vSphere 4.0 and ESX Support — Install and run ESX 4.0 as a guest operating system. VMware Certified Professionals (VCPs) and technical professionals can install the latest server virtualization software and experiment with server setup, conduct training, show demos, and test production configurations. Running ESX as a guest eliminates the need to have spare hardware available to run ESX natively and enables ESX to run on systems that are not listed on the ESX hardware compatibility list (HCL). For more information on the supported processors and host operating systems. This feature is intended for educational and demonstration purposes only and should not be used in production environments. To use this feature, you must download vSphere 4.0 from the VMWare Web site and follow the installation documentation provided with vSphere to install ESX.
Virtual Printing — Print from virtual machines without mapping network printers or installing printer drivers in the virtual machine. With virtual printing enabled in the virtual machine setting, all of the printers installed on the host operating system are available in the guest operating system.
Four-Way SMP — Create and run virtual machines with a total of four processor cores, which can consist of four single-core processors, two dual-core processors, or one quad-core processor like the new Intel i7.
32GB Guest Memory — Run virtual machines with up to 32GB of memory using VMware Workstation.
256-bit Encryption — Secure your virtual machines with AES256-bit encryption to prevent unauthorized users from accessing or running the configuration files.
AutoProtect —Schedule snapshots of your virtual machine to be created at a regular interval to ensure that you always have a snapshot available to revert to when needed.
Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) — ALSA significantly improves the sound of virtual machines running on a Linux host and streams the audio from each virtual machine on a separate channel so that multiple virtual machines can be heard simultaneously.
Cross-Platform License Keys — Use the VMware Workstation 7.0 license key on both the Windows and Linux versions. Make sure you read the EULA for the terms and conditions that must be met when switching platforms.
Pause a Virtual Machine — Free your CPU resources instantaneously without powering off or suspending the virtual machine.
Expand Virtual Disks — Increase the size of the virtual disk from within VMware Workstation. For Windows Vista and Windows 7 guests, the disk partitions can be adjusted without the use of additional software.
Compact Virtual Disks — Reclaim unused space from a virtual disk so that the host or another virtual machine can use it.
Shared Folder Compatibility — Increased compatibility with many Windows applications that previously were unable to read or write files to shared folders.
On-Demand VMware Tools Download — On-demand download capability provides the latest VMware Tools for the guest operating system. This feature reduces the overall download size of VMware products by downloading only the required set of VMware Tools and and enables VMware to release new versions frequently.
Drag and Drop Enhancements — Drag and drop enhancements include support for new file types including images and formatted text and extend the existing ability to drag and drop files to a broader set of guest and host operating systems.
Virtual Network Editor — User interface enhancements have simplified creating and configuring virtual networks.
Fuse Mount for Linux — Use Fuse to mount .vmdk disks on to the file system of Linux hosts.
Simplified Collection of Support Information — Gather detailed information about multiple virtual machines and the host machine at the same time.
IPv6 Support — Create a bridged connection to an IPv6 network on VMware Workstation virtual machines.
Sun's Virtualbox
64-bit guests (64-bit hosts with CPU virtualization extensions or experimentally on 64-bit capable 32-bit host operating systems)
NCQ support for SATA raw disks and partitions
Shared folders
Special drivers and utilities to facilitate switching between systems
Experimental OpenGL drivers for win32 and Linux to render on Host hardware
Command line interaction (in addition to the GUI)
Public API (Java, Python, SOAP, XPCOM) to control VM configuration and execution
Remote display (useful for headless host machines)
Nested paging for AMD-V and Intel Core i7
Raw hard disk access – allows physical hard disk partitions on the host system to appear in the guest system
VMware Virtual Machine Disk Format (VMDK) support – allows VirtualBox to exchange disk images with VMware
Microsoft VHD support
3D virtualization (Limited support for OpenGL was added to v2.1, more support was added to v2.2, OpenGL 2.0 and Direct3D support was added in VirtualBox 3.0)
SMP support (up to 32 virtual CPUs), since version 3.0
Teleportation (aka Live Migration), since version 3.1
2D video acceleration, also since version 3.1
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) control of VM
USB support, with remote devices over RDP
iSCSI support
Open Virtualization Format (OVF) support (import/export)
MICROSOFT VIRTUAL PC
USB support and redirection – connect peripherals such as flash drives and digital cameras, and print from the guest to host OS printers
Seamless application publishing and launching – run Windows XP Mode applications directly from the Windows 7 desktop
Support for multithreading – run multiple virtual machines concurrently, each in its own thread for improved stability and performance
Smart card redirection – use smart cards connected to the host
Integration with Windows Explorer – manage all VMs from a single Explorer folder (%USER%\Virtual Machines)
Official guest support for legacy operating systems earlier than Windows XP Professional
Drag and drop file sharing between the guest and the host
Ability to commit changes automatically to the VHD when saving or discarding changes. Changes must be commmited to the VHD manually from the settings dialog.
Parallel ports are no longer supported.
Floppy disks are not supported from the user interface but are supported using scripts
Shared folders in DOS virtual machines no longer work. Support for this was removed in Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 but would still work if you installed the VPC 2004 VM Additions for DOS.
I didn't say anything about Parallels Desktop 4 because I have never used it. It is a Mac application.
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Q: Google Graph API change x-axis from left to right to right to left We have Google Graph on our website, everything is working fine but my client is requesting if we can have the dates from right to left.
I went through the Google API as I didn't find anything on this, also their seems to be unsolved questions on this topic.
Example:
Currently its like this
27th  26th  25th  24th  23rd

It should be like this
23rd  24th  25th  26th  27th

I have also attached a screenshot of it.
JS
<script type="text/javascript">
  google.load("visualization", "1", {packages:["corechart"]});
  google.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
  function drawChart() {
    var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
      ['', 'Current Demand'],
      <?php echo $data; ?>
    ]);

    var options = {
            width: 390,
            height: 261,
            isStacked: true,
            legend: 'none',
            colors: ['#fff'],
            backgroundColor: {fill:'transparent' },
            vAxis: {textColor: '#ffffff', title: '', titleTextStyle: {color: 'white'}},
            hAxis: {textColor: '#ffffff', title: '', titleTextStyle: {color: 'white'}}
    }

    var chart = new google.visualization.ColumnChart(document.getElementById('chart_div'));
    chart.draw(data, options);
  }
</script>

PHP
<?php
        global $post;
        $args = array(
            'order' => 'DESC',
            'orderby' => 'post_date',
            'post_status' => 'publish',
            'post_type' => 'demand',
            'showposts' => 5
        );
        if (have_posts()):
            $list_of_posts = new WP_Query($args);
                while ($list_of_posts->have_posts()):$list_of_posts->the_post();

                    $the_post = get_post($post->ID);
                    $date = $the_post->post_date;
                    $date = date("dS M", strtotime($date));

                    $current_demand = get_metadata('post', $post->ID, 'current_demand');
                    $current_demand = $current_demand[0];

                    //$maximum_supply = get_metadata('post', $post->ID, 'maximum_supply');
                    //$maximum_supply = $maximum_supply[0];

                    $data .= "['$date', $current_demand],";
                endwhile;
        endif;
        // Remove the extrea comma from the array which was created above.
        $data = rtrim($data, ',');
?>

A: There are no options in google chart API. But you can achieve this by changing the order of the records fetch from db in php code.
you may need to change
'order' => 'DESC', this to  'order' => 'ASC',


This is being reported widely now that Cech has agreed personal terms to trasnfer across London and become number one at the Emirates, if true this is a brilliant bit of business by Arsene Wenger. Cech is still young , especially young in goalkeeping years and is one of the best keepers in the world. Cech just happened to be unlucky that Chelsea had a wonder kid coming through by the name of Thibaut Courtois who is arguably the best keeper in the world right now. Cech has reiterated his desire to stay in London and therefore looks to have chosen Arsenal ahead of Manchester United.
This is the transfer every Arsenal fan wants to see happen. The brilliant Monaco midfielder is the perfect foil to what Arsenal already possess. Arsenal have needed a combatitive box to box midfielder since Viera left and he has never been replaced this is their chance as Kondogbia looks the perfect fit. Rumours swirl through the footballing world that Ac Milan are on the verge of signing the young Monaco starlet but I have my doubts given the poor season Milan had last year and the larger wage scale on offer in England. If Arsene Wenger can get this deal done then Arsenal in my opinion will be real contenders for the Premier League title next season.
With Raheem Sterling on his way out of Liverpool it appears as if Arsenal are actually his desired destination. Sterling is said to not be keen on a move to a Manchester City team that is maybe too close to Liverpool for comfort. Arsenal and Arsene Wenger in particular is said to interest Sterling and he wants to move to a contender, Arsenal look likely to be that next season if they spend some money and with players like Oxlade Chamberlain and Walcott to maybe offer as a sweetener to Liverpool this one might just happen.
Martinez is an out and out finisher, a player that should be able to adapt to pretty much any league and the Colombian international wants to play in England. All these facts mixed together by the tabloids has left us with the news that Martinez is a target for Arsenal. I'm not sure that is true with Liverpool and Tottenham far more likely to need Martinez skills next season. Take this one with a pinch of salt!
As above but with much more conjecture and less factual evidence. Vidal is at Juventus to stay in my opinion unless a Premier League team offers silly money and silly wages. Cant see either happening.
Arsene Wenger is an admirer of the young german but this transfer makes no sense right now. Firstly Draxler missed almost all of last season through injury, Schalke are not giving up their star player on the cheap and his buy out clause will only be activated with a £32.5 million bid or more. This is highly unlikely this summer but Draxler could find his way to the Emirates in the coming years.
This one is just fanciful fluff in my opinion. Even if Arsenal were interested in Zlatan I just cant see them paying the astronomical wages this Swedish mercenary is bound to ask for. While Zlatan is a terrific goalscoring machine his lack of effort at times is worrying and on the biggest stage (European Cup) he has consistantly disappointed. This one wont happen in my opinion.
Rumour has it that the Ox is headed for the exit sign as he is seen as surplus to requirements, Chelsea (for some unknown reason) are said to be sniffing around but surely if he does leave it will be for a lesser club? Another one that puzzles me at the moment but we will continue to monitor the situation.


Coronary Angiography is an invasive procedure performed in order to observe the coronary arteries, that is, the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle. It was first performed in 1959 by Sones and for the first time in Ethiopia at Addis Cardiac Hospital, in 2007.
It is performed on a conscious patient through the femoral arteries (arteries of the leg) or the radial arteries (arteries in the arm) under local anesthesia to prevent pain during puncture for access. Subsequently a small, soft tipped tube (catheter) is inserted into the artery with a guide to the heart, with contains contrast substance, which allows filming the blood flow through the coronary arteries with X-ray. The aim is for the the physicians to observe flow through the vessels of the heart.


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"The '70s fascinate me as a critical time for women, social justice, and the environment."
Interviews | September 20, 2019
The Ongoing Work of the Writer: An Interview with Beth Mayer
"When I critique the Midwest, my intention is to do so with love and some self-awareness about my own character defects. And some humility." Beth Mayer and Sam Tschida chat about Beth's new collection, We Will Tell You Otherwise, out now from Black Lawrence Press.
I met Beth Mayer a few years ago at the Loft Literary Center. We stood in the liminal space between the café and the classrooms holding beverages, about to head in opposite directions. I confessed to writing smut and she confessed to writing literary fiction. I have been a fan ever since.
When I read her prize-winning short story collection, We Will Tell You Otherwise (Black Lawrence Press), I became an even bigger fan. If you read her answers to these questions, you'll understand why.
Sam Tschida: Speaking of our first meeting, I was delighted and surprised to find that you aren't snobby in the least despite being an author of the literary persuasion. How does this work? What are your thoughts on genre vs. literary fiction?
Beth Mayer: And I was relieved that you, as someone who has published so many books and got paid on the regular, were down-to-earth and humble. So there you go! The idea of hierarchies in the publishing world seems arbitrary and elitist to me. As a reader, I like compelling stories and excellent writing. As a writer, I am fascinated and inspired by the way formerly distinct genres—like graphic narratives, speculative fiction, YA—seem to be melding into new shapes. If it's good writing, then I want to read all of it.
In genre fiction, we are slaves to the "high-concept hook." If you can't sell an idea in less than two sentences, you might as well go back to your cubicle (or that's how it feels at least). Do you feel that pressure in the world of short story at all? If not, how do you think I'd be at writing short stories? JK.
Since I make my living as a college instructor, I don't have some of the external pressure that folks under contract to write a certain project might have. Ideally, as writers we can write what compels and interests us. How would I pitch a short story? An essay? Sure. Not a problem. I love a good writing challenge, a prompt, a word count, a deadline. That's fun. But could I write a short story under contract? Even the idea of that makes me nervous.
And, for real, you would write killer short stories! Do it.
Many of your stories are set in the past. Is there a particular time period that inspires you and why?
Since I came of age in the '70s and '80s, I know them well, so I often just subconsciously land there. Now that I am grown and have some context with history, the '70s fascinate me as a critical time for women, social justice, and the environment. I am going back there as a writer and researcher, which is both strange and kind of inspiring.
Let me just tell you, I love this whole short story collection, and in particular "But I Will Tell You Otherwise." I couldn't agree with Janie more when she said, "I knew right then that Cha Cha McGee was what people would call trouble. And I knew that I wanted to be her friend." Where did Cha Cha come from?
Thank you! I do love Cha Cha McGee. She seems to stay with people, which makes me happy. The seed for this story was reading Nabokov's Lolita, which was a painful and pivotal book for me as a writer and a woman. For those who haven't read the book, forget about the creepy—some would say sexy? no, thank you—movie. That book haunted me and I wanted to save Lolita, to save all of the Lolitas. I wanted to imagine a triumphant redemption for her. Cha Cha is not Lolita, but rather a confluence of many of the vulnerable girls who I knew growing up.
In "Tell Me Something I Don't Know," you write, "The truth is, Lora has always been pretty skilled at being miserable. Ethan's brain tumor has just given her the chance to get better." I love how you don't let Lora get away with any BS. It makes me wonder, are people uncomfortable around you because you can see right through them? They should be.
To be honest? Yes, sometimes! And I have absolutely no poker face. It's terrible.
Many of your characters are super smart and educated. I write about smart people, too, which sometimes intimidates me. Like, can I pull it off? Or is it just going to come off as a dumb character in black glasses with a sham diploma? Do you think you can write a character smarter, wiser, more insightful than you are?
I love this question and have wondered the same thing. When I write these smarty-pants characters, I learn a lot. Our characters can send us to Google or archives or whatever they demand of us. And sometimes I think writing them might help me tap into those parts of my brain that would otherwise be dormant. That's the majority of my brain, right? Says science. Isn't it fun to have those "Where did that come from?" moments? If a character is born and they happen to be a genius, I think we need to let them drive and go for it.
Regarding the following passage from "Tell the Swede I'm Game"—
I had already checked out her website. The black and white headshot didn't fool me, her symmetrical teeth and intelligent nose. She was so pretty. I had already forgiven her for being pretentious.
Were you talking about me?
Yes! Your teeth are ah-may-zing, Sam! Please spill the deets on your skin regime, too.
I love the family road trip to toxic waste site in "Let Her Tell the Way"—who hasn't been on one those? You're brilliant. Did a family vacation of your own inspire this?
My own family usually went to my grandparents' cottage for summer vacations, which we had down to a science and were pretty uneventful. One of the sparks for this story was actually an art exhibit about quintessential vacations in the US. I was immersed in that for a project with a friend's reading series called Talking Image Connection (TIC) when I became obsessed with some iconic Americana and AAA trip-tiks.
Beth Mayer (Mark Riddle Photography)
Are we all Bill Murray in Ground Hog Day, revisiting the same themes in our work over and over again, or is it just me? Sometimes I feel like I'm just reworking the same ideas in every piece. Have the themes in your stories changed over the years?
This is true for me as well. Maybe it's a good thing, though, and we should just let it work itself out.
Here's a metaphor for you. My husband and I recently toured Sam Maloof's home and studio. For those not familiar with Maloof, he was one of the most acclaimed furniture makers—artists, really—in the US. He worked well into his nineties making chairs. He spent his whole life perfecting his chair design. You can see his process and vision through the decades by looking closely at the subtle differences in his chairs. They are all beautiful to me, but they change and evolve over the course of the artist's life. And he did refine and perfect his chair. There is nothing else like it. Thank goodness he didn't talk himself out of that work.
The Midwest is clearly a source of inspiration for you. Are you from the Midwest? How do you see us so clearly?
The settings of my stories often happen organically, for both place and time. I grew up in the Chicago area and moved to the Minnesota when I was fifteen. Summers were spent in Wisconsin at my grandparents' cottage. If I am seeing Midwesterners clearly, which I hope is true, that is an accumulation of experience and observation and curiosity and, of course, speculation and imagination. The ongoing work of the writer, I think. Midwesterners, like me, are ordinary and extraordinary and complicated humans. When I critique the Midwest, my intention is to do so with love and some self-awareness about my own character defects. And some humility.
How much Netflix do you watch? Be honest.
So much! Shows featuring strong female comics are some of my favorites. Lately, I have been watching old episodes of the Carol Burnett Show on Hulu. I love to laugh. In fact, I think I need to laugh every day in order to survive this world.
Was I right? Do you love her now? You should. Beth is an insightful and talented writer and a lovely human being. I can't wait to add We Will Tell You Otherwise to my bookshelf and attend the release party, coincidentally at The Loft where I will be excited to reenact our initial meeting by standing around holding beverages and talking about books.
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