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As of now, there is no official release date for Unauthorised Living season 3 since it has not been renewed yet. Besides, it's unlikely that a third season will even happen since the second season ended on a good note thus covering up every portion of the story with no room for further continuation. The series director also confirmed in an interview that the show was established on a book which very much concluded everything in the second season. So we highly doubt that there is more to the story to release a new season although it is quite possible if the show makers divert the story.
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Together for the Gospel
Dr. Ligon Duncan | February 18, 2007
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The Lord's Day Morning
Missions Conference 2007
Together, For the Gospel
Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III
Amen. If you have your Bibles, I'd invite you to turn with me to Philippians, chapter one. The verse that the Missions Conference Committee has chosen to base our Missions Conference Week theme upon is Philippians 1:27, specifically the phrase in which Paul calls us to "stand firm in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel." And I'm delighted that our Missions Conference Committee has chosen this particular verse and this particular theme, for a variety of reasons.
For one, it stresses the importance of our unity in this work. The Apostle Paul is clearly concerned in this passage about our being united together, all of God's people in the congregation working towards the great end. And very frankly, that has been a prayer of the elders, and of our Missions team, and of our Missions Conference Committee for a number of years: that our whole congregation would together be united in the work of the gospel in missions.
Now this is so because for over forty years this congregation has had a core, a growing core, of people who really have been bitten by the "missions bug." They have a commitment to missions. They pray for missions, they give to missions, they're involved in the support of missions in a variety of ways, and they care greatly about the work of spreading the gospel around the world. But what we would like the whole congregation to be characterized by is that same commitment to missions that is expressed often in a subgroup of our congregation that is very, very committed to the work of global missions. And so being united together in this great work of the gospel and the spreading of that gospel, and the making disciples from every tribe and tongue and people and nation–men and women and boys and girls from around the world–unity in that work is something that I care about, that our elders care about, that our Missions team cares about, and that this large core of folk in our congregation have a great heart for. So I'm appreciative of Paul's emphasis on that.
But the second thing I love about this passage is the way that Paul emphasizes the hard work of missions. I'm going to address that later. We often use the idea of "praying, giving, and going" as the specific things that you are exhorted to do as congregation members in the support of missions and your involvement in missions. In fact, the final song that we'll sing today…if you'll look at the last stanza of it, it pretty much outlines praying, giving, and going as one of our responses to God's gospel call to His own people to become involved in making disciples around the world. And those things are important. But it's interesting to me here how Paul will characterize gospel work as hard work. He'll use military language — striving together for the faith of the gospel. And this is what this morning's sermon is going to be about.
As we look at Philippians 1:27 today, I want you to notice that we're going to look at the whole verse even though our theme is focusing on the second half of the verse, and I want you to be looking for three themes in this verse. Paul calls the Philippian Christians to understanding about the life that goes along with the gospel; to understand the unity that is necessary to do gospel work; and, to understand the endeavor that is required in the gospel work of missions. So I want you to be on the lookout for the life, and the unity, and the work that the Apostle Paul calls us to do in this passage.
Let's pray before we read God's word.
Lord, this is Your word. We ask that You would open our eyes to behold wonderful things in it, and that by Your Holy Spirit You would open our hearts to believe and act on it; and that You would make all of us to be missionaries, and all of us to have a missionary zeal for the making of disciples from every tribe, tongue, people, and nation, around this world, for Your glory. We ask it in Jesus' name. Amen.
This is God's word:
"Only conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ; so that whether I come and see you or remain absent, I may hear of you that you are standing form in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel."
Amen. And thus ends this reading of God's holy, inspired, and inerrant word. May He write its eternal truth upon our hearts.
We live in a time in which the nature of missions and the arena for missions is changing, and that change brings us a new opportunity even as we are called to a continuing obligation. I say it's a changing time because beginning at the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century (the end of the 1700's and the beginning of the 1800's), when British and American churches began to send out in an organized fashion missionaries to other parts of the world where there were not numerous gospel churches…where the Bible was not available, where the gospel message itself was not readily accessible to the indigenous peoples of those parts of the world…beginning at that time, it was our conception that because in Britain and America there had been an extensive spread of the gospel, the establishment of many faithful Bible-believing churches that were preaching the Scriptures, preaching the gospel, preaching Christ…it was our conception that we were leaving "here" and we were going "somewhere else" to the mission field; that the mission field was "out there"…that we were on home turf here.
Well, one of the things that has been changing in the last fifty years is that "out there" has begun to come "here" so that the world is coming to us; so that right in our own back yard…the mission field that you used to have to travel 25,000 miles to get to is in your own back yard. It may be at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, or at Jackson State University, or in some of the graduate programs in the area. But what we're finding is that people who did not have contact with the gospel in their own culture or ready availability to Bible-believing churches are suddenly coming, and they're right in our back yard.
But the other and more significant thing that is happening is that our own world, our own culture, our own nation, is shifting under our feet. Whereas when the missions movement began we could legitimately say that the gospel had permeated our culture to the point that the gospel was a significant influence on our nation, on our society, on our culture, on our communities, we live in a day and age where the gospel's influence on our nation is unfortunately receding, at least in some ways, to the point where some people are beginning to talk about us living in a post-Christian culture; so that we need to begin to think in terms of being missionaries to our own culture.
Now some Christians, observing this and looking at the staggering and sometimes discouraging statistics that one finds with regard to the loss of embrace of Christ and Christianity in our own culture – some Christians are arguing that means what we need to do is we need to pull our troops in, we need to quit concentrating on world missions and we need to work on being missionaries to our own back yard.
Now I want to suggest that that's well-meaning, but it's wrong. And I want to give an illustration from our own history about why it's wrong.
In the late 1600's, Christians in Northern Ireland, particularly Presbyterians, were under tremendous duress. Many churches did not have ministers, because the ministers were under persecution. Many ministers were in prison. During that time frame, the Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland decided to send one of its finest, most promising young candidates for gospel ministry to America to do missionary work — to plant churches. His name was Francis Makemie.1 And Francis came to the United States, even though he was desperately needed by the Presbyterian churches of Northern Ireland. I have always thought that that was a signal example of the missionary experience. They could have made all sorts of justifications for keeping him for themselves. He was needed. He could have been very usefully employed for the gospel, but they had a vision for the gospel going to the Colonies. And it did — and in what a marvelous way.
Or think of the same way, when the Anglicans or the Baptists began to send missionaries to what we now call the global south, and 200 years later there are far more Christians there than there are here.
Now, that doesn't mean we ignore our own back yard! No, no! In fact, I'm going to argue today that the first thing that the Apostle Paul wants us to understand is that we must be missionaries in our own culture. It's not just that you're going to pray for missionaries and give to missionaries (and some of you may consider being short-term missionaries yourselves): it's that all of us need to understand that we have a gospel responsibility to live the gospel and tell the truth, and share the gospel in our own culture as missionaries.
But in addition to that, we're going to have a vision (because Jesus said so in Matthew 28 and Acts 1)…we're going to have a vision of the gospel reaching not just to our "Jerusalem", but to Judea and Samaria, and to the uttermost parts of the earth. Yes, our resources are stretched thin, but God says 'Extend your supply line. Extend the battle front. Go to the very corners of the earth, and do both: be faithful missionaries here in your culture; reach around the world with the gospel.' And the Apostle Paul is laying the lines of order for that down in this passage.
We often say as a part of our missionary exhortation that we want you to "pray, give, and go." But I want to suggest to you that even before you get to praying, giving, and going, you need to understand what Paul is saying here. Paul says 'Live…be united…and endeavor for the gospel.' And it's "praying, giving, and going" that comes under the "endeavoring" part of his three-part command. So there are two parts that come before you even get to "praying, giving, and going." It's living and being united in this common mission of the gospel: then, you endeavor, you strive, you exert yourself, for the faith of the gospel. That involves praying, giving, and going. So let's think about what Paul is calling us to in this passage as he exhorts us to living and uniting and endeavoring for the gospel. Look at the life, the unity, and the work that he calls us to.
I. Live up the gospel.
First of all, the life. Look at the very first phrase of Philippians 1:27:
"Only conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ…."
There Paul is calling on believers to have a life that fits the gospel. He is exhorting us to live out the gospel in our lives, to live up to the gospel in our lives. And in this passage he wants the motivation of the Philippians to be not that he's going to come check on them, but that the gospel has transformed them and that they long to live out the gospel. Have you ever, young folks, had your mother say to you, "Now I'm coming up to your room in one hour, and I'm going to see if that room is clean. And if that room is not clean, you're not playing with your friends this afternoon. Understand me?" And the motivation is very clear: clean my room, because Mom is coming to check; and, I'm not going to get to play unless I clean my room.
Well, the Apostle Paul is saying to the Philippians 'That is not the motivation that I want you to have for missions. That is not the motivation I want you to have for gospel work. I do not want you to think 'Oh, no. Paul's going to come check on us, so we've got to be together in the work of the gospel.'' No, he says 'Look, whether I get to see you or not, I want you to be about the work of the gospel; and so that you're about the work of the gospel, you need to be living a life which fits the gospel.' The Apostle Paul is saying live in such a way that you are a credit to the message of Christ.
My friends, that is absolutely vital. We can pray and give and go on short-term mission trips and develop relationships with missionaries, and our efforts at the work of the gospel will be crippled if our congregation as a whole is not living lives that are a credit to the gospel, lives that befit the gospel, lives that go along with the gospel, lives that flow forth from the transformation of our hearts by the gospel. For Christians, all of our lives (individually) and all of our lives (collectively) are to fit the gospel. They are to bear witness to it, they are to adorn it, they are to show it forth. Paul is calling us to gospel lives, and that means whether you're at recess or whether you're out on Friday and Saturday nights with your friends, or whether you're going through rush at university, or whether you're alone working on your computer, or whether you're talking with your friends over a cup of coffee and the conversation could turn to gossip, or whether you're placing certain priorities in your life about vocation and you're trying to measure what your obligations are to the work of the church in relation to your vocation, or whatever else you're doing, your life is to be showing forth the gospel. Your life is to befit the gospel. And if our lives do not fit the gospel, are not coordinate with the gospel, then our gospel work and our missions work will be compromised. So the very first thing that Paul calls us to is a life that fits the gospel.
And by the way, living that life will be impossible unless the gospel is a consuming passion and joy for you. We sang a few moments ago "I love to tell the story…" and I would not dare to take a show of hands as to how many of us really believe that when it comes to sharing the gospel with an unbelieving friend, relative or neighbor…that we love to talk about the gospel with unbelievers. But we won't be able to live the gospel life unless the gospel itself is a consuming passion and joy for us, unless we really do love the gospel — because we did not deserve grace, and God gave it to us in Jesus Christ and welcomed us into His family and made us to be His own children, and forgave our sin and gave us a tremendous privilege of working together in His great mission in this world. No, it will be impossible to live the gospel life unless the gospel itself is a consuming passion and joy.
II. Stand firm in one spirit.
But here's the second thing I want you to see, and you see it in the very next phrase in verse 27: "…Standing firm in one spirit." Here's the unity Paul is talking about. He's talking about a unity that fits the gospel. If our life is supposed to fit the gospel, so also is our unity. He's saying 'Philippian Christians, I want you to have a unity of heart and soul and spirit. I want you to be united, singular in vision. I want you to have one heart and affection.' The Apostle Paul is reminding us here that in our gospel work in the work of missions our unity is essential.
Imagine that none of our great public universities in the state have booster clubs supporting athletics. And suppose it fell upon you to organize an athletic support system that would enable the athletic programs of one of those universities to succeed, to do better. And suppose at the very first meeting — you've gathered these folks who were going to be supporters of the athletic program, and somebody stood up and said, "You know, I'm actually a whole lot more interested in opera. Why are we giving all this money to coaches when we could be buying opera tickets to the Seattle Opera and the Chicago Lyric?" My friends, you would have a big problem with that athletic booster club, because you wouldn't have a unity of purpose! You've got one guy over there who wants to do opera through the athletic booster club.
And then suppose somebody else comes along and says, "You know, actually I've always pulled for Alabama." You'd have a huge problem, because you don't have a unity of purpose! And the Apostle Paul knows that in any organization, but especially the church, if there is not a unity of purpose, there is trouble down the road! And so he says 'I want you to be standing firm in one spirit.'
And I want you to see, my friends, how especially glorifying this is, because in the church when you can have African-Americans and white Americans who love the same Lord Jesus Christ, love the same gospel, working together towards the mission of the church…we can have Syrian, and Lebanese and Jewish Christians working together for the sake of the gospel…where you can have Korean and Japanese Christians working together for the sake of the gospel, it glorifies God when He brings together these diversities of people into one church for one mission. It bears witness to the truth of the gospel, and so the Apostle Paul is emphasizing here how important it is that we have a unity of heart and soul and spirit, but he's also emphasizing the truth that the Christian life can't be lived alone, and Christian mission can't be accomplished alone. It doesn't matter. We could have five or ten people with a burning zeal for missions in our church; we could have five or ten people with a burning zeal to share the gospel in our church, and that would not cut it! Because we all need one another, the Apostle Paul says in this. He says to the Philippians, not 'Look, when I come back I'm really hoping that about five percent of you are on fire for the work of the gospel.' That's not what he says. He says 'I want you to be united together, every single one of you, standing firm, of one spirit, singular in vision, one in heart and affection, focused on the work of the gospel.' He's wanting to see a unity that flows out of the gospel. If the gospel causes Jew and Greek and slave and free and male and female to be one in Christ, to the glory of the Father, the mission of the church should express that; and Paul wants to see the church united in its mission; and so, he wants to see a unity that flows out of the gospel, that is fitting for the gospel, that is focused on the gospel. And that means, my friends, that our personal indifference to the gospel's work is not inconsequential.
You know, if I am a member of this congregation and missions is 'That's just not my thing. Gospel work is just not my thing. Missions is not my thing'…that is not inconsequential for the whole work of the whole congregation in the work of the gospel, because gospel unity — the unity of the whole body — is necessary in order for the gospel work to accomplish what it's intended to do. That's not just because your faithfulness may well be a motivation to me, or to one another; it's because God has not intended us to grow and work in the Christian life alone. And any diminution of the vision of the whole congregation working together, even if it's 95 percent or 80 percent or 75 percent of the congregation working together…so that five percent, or twenty percent, or 25 percent of the congregation isn't participating…any diminution of the whole congregation working together has consequences for the gospel work as a whole. There is a real sense in which your life, your priorities, your commitments strategically influence the whole — for good or for ill.
And so the Apostle Paul wants us to have a unity that befits the gospel as we do the work of missions together.
III. Work together for the gospel.
But finally, notice what he says at the very end of Philippians 1:27: "…With one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel…." Here he is talking about a gospel goal that unites our endeavor. He's talking about hard work. He even uses the term striving, and that word striving can bring a lot of things to mind. When my dog was a little bit younger, you didn't walk her; she walked you. I mean, you put the leash on and you had the collar, but she drug you around the neighborhood! And that picture of striving is something that is akin to what the Apostle Paul is talking about here — just can't wait to get at it! And he's talking about our exertion for gospel work. He's saying that our gospel work, our missions work, requires a self-conscious, deliberate exertion. We've got to work together for the gospel.
But he's not only reminding us of the exertion that we have to put forth for the sake of the gospel, he is talking about the unity that there ought to be in this exertion – that together we ought to be exerting ourselves for the gospel.
Many of you know that the largest non-Catholic denomination in the United States of America is that family of churches that gathers once year, called The Southern Baptist Convention. There are some sixteen million or so of them in the United States, and they've been involved in missions work around the world. Quiz: What was the historic cause of the formation of the Southern Baptist Convention? It was gathering together to support the missionary work of Adoniram Judson2 in 1814. A group of people came together. Get this name: The General Missionary Convention of the Baptist Denomination in the United States of America for Foreign Missions; Better Known as the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions, or the Triennial Convention. No wonder they call it the Southern Baptist Convention now! But what got them together? Missions. And what did they do together? They exerted themselves, together, for the gospel.
We could tell the same story all across the board of the world missions movement as it was organized out of Protestant churches from, say, around the 1780's through the 1820's. We could tell the story of the Presbyterians or the Anglicans. What did they do? They banded together in order to send missionaries all around the world, because this work requires collective, corporate work. It is too big for any of us. And that's the beauty of it, isn't it? Because we have to work together, because the objective is so staggeringly large…staggeringly large. What? Around six billion people or so on the planet? Of that six billion, roughly two billion of them Christian. That's four billion people to tell about Christ. No one Christian, no matter how great…no one church, no matter how faithful…could possibly match that challenge. But together, collectively, corporately, striving together we take the gospel to the ends of the earth.
That's what you're going to be exhorted to this week. That's what Paul is calling you to do: to live a life that fits the gospel; to express a unity that displays the gospel, that matches the gospel, that flows out of the gospel, that is focused on one gospel goal: glorifying God and enjoying Him forever, as we make disciples of all nations. And we do it with hard work together. "Together for the gospel" — that's a good motto for us. May God make it a reality.
Let's pray.
Heavenly Father, what we sing in a few moments — make us to mean it in a radically transforming way, by Your Spirit. In Jesus' name. Amen.
[Congregational Hymn: O Zion, Haste]
As you strive together for the faith of the gospel, seeking to make disciples of all the nations, remember all authority has been given to Jesus, in whose name this benediction is pronounced: Grace, mercy, and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
Ligon Duncan (MDiv, Covenant Theological Seminary; PhD, University of Edinburgh) is the Chancellor & CEO of Reformed Theological Seminary, the John E. Richards Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, and the President of RTS Jackson. He has authored, co-authored, edited, or contributed to numerous books. You can follow him on Twitter.
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Diana Model 56 is a sidelever-operated spring-powered rifle that minimises felt recoil due to an integrated sled system. Mike Morton discovers whether this Diana really is a goddess
The Model 56 is a no-nonsense rifle that's been built to perform
Maker: Diana, www.diana-airguns.de
UK Distributor: Edgar Brothers, www.edgarbrothers.com
Model: 56 TH (Target Hunter)
Type: Spring-piston sidelever
Calibre: .177 and .22 (on test)
Loading: Single-shot, direct to breech
Overall Length: 113cm
Barrel Length: 44cm
Stock: Thumbhole
Length of pull: 36cm
Trigger: Two-stage, adjustable
Trigger Weight: 1lb 1oz
Safety: Automatic, resettable
Power: 11.37ft lb
If the Model 56 was a Game of Thrones character, it would be Brienne of tarth
When people think of spring-powered rifles, their thoughts usually turn to the traditional break-barrel or the underlever – but there is a third option. And that's the sidelever.
Like an underlever, a sidelever rifle has a fixed barrel, which some people feel makes the rifle more accurate than a breakbarrel – but that's a conversation to be had on another occasion. The main difference between a sidelever and an underlever is the fact that – unsurprisingly – the cocking mechanism is mounted on the side.
The contoured butt pad is height-adjustable and is made of a type of rubber that feels firm, but is nevertheless very grippy
Sidelevers were very popular years ago, but have somewhat fallen out of fashion. Diana is one of the few major manufacturers to keep sidelever rifles in its modern-day inventory.
There's a lot more to the Diana 56 than just its sidelever, though: it features a type of sled system that turns the rifle into a semi-recoilless design. When the gun is fired, the entire action slides inside the stock, absorbing almost all felt recoil. More on this later.
The chequering on the Diana 56 is well-executed, and is nice and sharp on both the pistol grip and the twin panels either side of the forend
German manufacturer Diana takes its name from the Roman goddess of hunting. Diana is usually portrayed as a slim, nymph-like woman, while the Diana Model 56 is anything but. It's a big, heavy rifle, measuring 113cm long and weighing in at a hefty 5.1kg – and that's without a scope. But it's solid and dependable, and is also a beauty – just not necessarily in the conventional sense.
If the Model 56 was a Game of Thrones character, there's no way it would be Daenerys Targaryen, but it'd be a perfect match for Brienne of Tarth. And which one would you rather have next to you in a fight?
The safety catch is automatically engaged when the rifle is cocked – just push it forwards to set it to 'fire'
Analogy over, let's look at the specifics. The Model 56 features an ambidextrous wooden thumbhole stock with a lacquered finish. I love the look of oiled walnut and blued metalwork, but the Model 56 is a no-nonsense rifle that's been built to perform, and as such the metal has been treated to a practical fingerprint-friendly matt black finish that complements the lacquered wood. The butt pad is adjustable for height and is a little more curved than normal, which does help lock the rifle in place in your shoulder pocket.
Just like an underlever, sidelevers can take a longer scope because the barrel doesn't hinge up and get in the way as it would with a break-barrel during the cocking stroke. This works well with the stock design, because the Monte Carlo comb lifts your head quite high, promoting the use of a larger optic with this scope-only gun.
The 11mm dovetail rail measures 15.5cm overall, and offers a choice of four locator holes for a scope mount arrestor pin
The pistol grip has a moderate amount of palm swell, and felt great in my hand, even though my hands are tiny. The grip has two small panels of laser-cut multi-directional chequering on each side, and these feel really grippy. The forend also features two panels each side, but while the chequering looks identical to that on the pistol grip, it didn't have the same grippy feel for some reason. This is less important than it sounds, however, because of the shape of the stock.
The Diana Model 56 Target Hunter, to give it its full title, is designed for precision hunting and target shooting, and the underside of the forend is completely flat, with a pronounced shelf just forward of the trigger guard that lets you adopt the artillery hold, should you wish, while the flat section forward of the shelf lets you rest the rifle directly on a shooting bag or backpack – something that rarely works well with springers.
…And then released the anti-bear trap mechanism, letting the sidelever be returned to its starting position
The metalwork's even matt-black finish is set off well by the shiny compression chamber, while the sidelever has been tipped with a rubberised black cap – partly to protect the metal as it lays flat against the side of the action and partly to offer a bit more comfort during the cocking cycle. The barrel has been fitted with a muzzle weight, which makes the gun slightly muzzle-heavy when scoped up. This adds to the overall weight, but does make it more stable when held on target – at least for short periods of time.
A different action
The Diana name, along with some more chequering, has been laser-etched into the palm shelf, offering a nice design touch as well as more grip
The test rifle came supplied with an Edgar Brothers 5-20×50 scope, which was a good choice for squeezing the utmost accuracy from the Model 56. The 11mm dovetail rail is 15.5cm long, enough to achieve good eye relief.
One big problem I had was running out of elevation as the rifle was shooting very low. I tried two other scopes, a Bushnell Elite 4200 and a Hawke Airmax, and ran out of elevation with these scopes too, so ended up swapping back to the original Edgar Brothers optic. The scope was shimmed for the shooting part of this review, and the problem was eventually solved by fitting adjustable Sportsmatch mounts, which restored the full range of adjustment to the scope.
It may be heavy, but it can be held one-handed – just!
The scope rail isn't machined into the action – it's a separate part – so I'd like to see Diana introduce an optional 20 or even 30 MOA rail, which would avoid the need for shimming or seeking out specialised scope mounts.
Cocking a sidelever is distinctly different from an underlever, and you'll need to adopt a system that works for you. I tried various methods, and the one that worked best for me was to brace the rifle with the butt pad against my upper right thigh. The sidelever takes quite a lot of effort to cock – but then, it has quite a lot of work to do, as the cocking stroke also sets the automatic safety and shifts the entire action 15mm forwards inside the stock. This is initially quite unnerving, but is part of the Model 56's recoil management system. As with anything new, it feels a little unnatural at first, but after a few hundred pellets you won't even notice it's happening.
You'll have to experiment yourself to find the cocking method that suits you best – I preferred bracing the butt against my thigh …
Loading the rifle is direct to breech, and the loading area is more generous than usual due to the extended cut-out necessitated by the location of the sidelever. The excellent Hawke scope I fitted was very long, overhanging the loading bay, but seating a pellet was still really easy to do, and the job was even simpler with the shorter Edgar Brothers and Bushnell scopes.
The sidelever is on the right-hand side of the action, and although the rifle is fitted with an anti-bear trap mechanism, it's always good practice to keep the lever under full control while loading the gun. I found the simplest method was to hold the rifle in my left hand while hooking my right elbow over the top of the lever and loading the pellet with my right hand. When it's time to close the lever, you need to depress a catch on the left-hand side of the action to let the compression chamber ride over the ratchet as the lever hinges forward.
…After which I hooked my right elbow over the lever as an added safety precaution while loading a pellet directly into the breech …
The safety catch is a shotgun-style affair, comprised of a tab that pops out the rear of the action. When you can see both a white dot and a red dot, the safety catch is engaged. To take a shot, push the catch forwards until only the red dot is visible and the rifle is now ready to fire. Should you wish to cancel the shot and re-apply the safety, just pull the sidelever back until the auto safety engages once again. The two-stage trigger is a delight to use and belies the overall heft of the Model 56. The weight was a respectable 1lb 1oz out of the box, as measured with my Lyman digital gauge. The first stage was long, while the second stage was short and crisp – and that was without making any adjustment at all. Length of pull was a comfortable 36cm.
Weird but wonderful
Firing the rifle is an enlightening experience. I mentioned earlier that this rifle can be shot off bags. This is due to the recoil management mechanism that lets the rifle itself recoil while the stock stays fairly still. The gun is muzzle-heavy, which helps hold the crosshairs over the target, while the trigger is relatively light. It's a noisy gun, and noise is usually a prelude to large amounts of recoil, but the sled system combined with the rifle's overall weight means the Model 56 is a spring-powered rifle that thinks it's a PCP. That opens up a whole world of possibilities for taking rested shots, as well as the regular springer-friendly shooting stances.
The firing cycle was so unusual that I decided to make a slow-motion video using my iPhone. Sure enough, the rifle recoils as normal, while seeing the stock remain still in your shoulder is anything but normal. It's a weird but wonderful system, and it really does work!
The top of the action features a beautiful rendition of the company's logo – Diana, goddess of hunting, casting aside her bow and arrow in favour of a rifle
Over the chrono, the .22 Diana 56 on test was superb, delivering an average velocity of 555 feet per second with a variation of just 3 fps over a 10-shot string using weighed pellets. I've taken to weighing all my pellets for chrono testing: it means the results are a fairer representation of what the gun is capable of achieving, as they are not skewed by any external factors such as inconsistency in pellet weight. (There will always be some in any tin, no matter how high or low the quality.) This rifle is more than raw data, however, and its accuracy was excellent, easily passing the 5p group test at 30 yards, and outshooting a .22 PCP that was being shot at the same time at the same range into the bargain.
The Model 56 is subtitled the Target Hunter. Could it be used for hunting? Certainly, although its weight means it would be better suited to static hunting than a roving shoot. But on the range or in outdoor competition are where this rifle excels, where its weight and centre of balance can be used to help rather than hinder, especially in conjunction with that flat-bottomed stock.
Is this rifle the right purchase for the first-time airgun buyer? No. It's too heavy, expensive and specialised for that. But it's an excellent choice for the serious airgun enthusiast who's prepared to put in the time and money to exploit the features this rifle has to offer. It may be a bit of a beast, but it performs beautifully.
Verdict? 82/100
Look & Feel: 8
Build Quality: 9
Sights: 7
Cocking: 8
Trigger: 8
Handling: 7
Accuracy: 9
"The Diana Model 56 TH is a rifle that defies convention and doesn't just dare to be different, but revels in it. If you're looking for something truly out of the ordinary, this is it."
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Vatican Journalist: "Francis and Benedict no longer on Speaking Terms"
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Andreas Englisch is Germany's most celebrated Vatican insider and "papal" biographer. In a lecture given on March 16, 2017 in Limburg (the diocesan headquarters where Benedict appointee "Bishop" Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst was removed by Francis in 2014), Englisch made some explosive claims about the relationship between the "Pope" and the "Pope Emeritus": The two men are at complete odds with each other and are no longer on speaking terms; Benedict XVI only makes a public appearance when Francis orders him to, according to Englisch. A summary of the highlights of the talk can be found on Vaticanist Giuseppe Nardi's web site:
"Andreas Englisch: Papst Franziskus und Benedikt haben sich völlig zerstritten" (Katholisches)
We had already reported on this on March 20 in our mini podcast TRADCAST EXPRESS 009, as well as in our Twitter feed at the time. We were not going to publish an entire blog post on the matter since this sort of thing only serves to fuel the illusion that Benedict XVI is the orthodox Catholic counterpart to a heterodox Francis -- when the truth is that both of them are Modernists who deny Catholic dogma -- and it will once again let speculations flare up that Benedict XVI's resignation in 2013 was not valid, a phenomenon we've nicknamed "Resignationism". However, since then we have noticed -- contrary to our expectations -- that no one has as of yet put together a proper English translation of the report published by Mr. Nardi, and so we decided to go ahead and produce one, which you can find below. Embed from Getty Images
It should probably be noted that Englisch is a big fan of Francis. Although his theology is a disaster, however, he is entirely credible in his work as a reporter and journalist. In April of 2012, Englisch went on the record predicting the resignation of Benedict XVI, less than a year before it occurred. After the release of Francis' chaos document Amoris Laetitia last year, Englisch maintained that a schism with Benedict XVI as anti-pope, although he personally believed it to be improbable, was not out of the question. But be that as it may, here is our translation of Giuseppe Nardi's report of March 20:
Andreas Englisch: Pope Francis and Benedict are at complete odds with each other
Pope Francis and his predecessor Benedict XVI are reportedly in complete disagreement: "They do not speak a word with one another." This is the startling message which Vaticanist Andreas Englisch presented on March 16 during a lecture in Limburg. For many years, Englisch was the Italy and Vatican correspondent for the [German] Axel Springer media conglomerate in Rome. With 30 years of experience in Rome, he is considered to be a renowned Vatican expert. At [Limburg's] Josef Kohlmaier Hall Englisch told the inside story on the topic of "Francis - Fighter in the Vatican" [the title of his latest book], according to a March 18 report of the Nassauische Neue Post [newspaper]. The look behind the scenes at the Vatican which Englisch offered his audience was even more dramatic than the Nassauische Neue Post conveyed in its article. "Francis and Benedict do not speak a word with each other" It was not necessary for the journalist to hide his esteem for Francis, which is well-known already. Englisch knows how to fascinate his audience. Yes, Bishop Tebartz-van Elst has a new job at the Vatican, he said, at the "post office" -- because under Pope Francis, that's all there is for people who "put themselves above the doctrine of Jesus Christ and do not interact with the common faithful at eye level." [These are] daring statements -- by Englisch about the Pope and by the Pope about a brother bishop. What Englisch didn't say: Who is suited for nothing more than the "post office" is not so much determined by real or imagined "golden bathtubs" [which Tebartz-van Elst was rumored to have purchased before his removal] than by one's ideas about the Church. The social component with its myth about commitment for the poor is always well received by a public audience, but it is not very meaningful in terms of the actual issue; rather, it makes matters more obscure. What's more explosive -- because it's of much greater significance in its extent -- than the Limburg case is what Englisch said about the relationship between Francis and Benedict XVI: The current and the former Pope have completely logged heads, he claimed, [adding that] the two are no longer on speaking terms. And that [has been the case] not just since yesterday. What does this mean? According to his own testimony, Benedict XVI only appears in public at Francis' express request. What is displayed on these few occasions, then -- if we follow Andreas Englisch -- is simply [Benedict] putting up a good front, with an exchange of pleasantries. Englisch mentions the Limburg case as the reason for the rift, in which Benedict reportedly intervened to get Bishop Tebartz-van Elst to stay [in office as the bishop of Limburg]. That is one aspect at best. Limburg is certainly not the main reason for such a fundamental break in the relationship between two Popes. Francis "knows what he wants" and does "what he wants" The Rome correspondent described Francis as a strong personality. He "knows what he wants" and makes it known. Benedict, by contrast, is a "solid theologian", but was a "weak leader", Englisch said. For decades, however, this sounded quite different when in the German media the talk was always about the "tough armored cardinal" ["harten Panzerkardinal"]. In order to push a certain narrative, it seems that at any given time more or less anything goes, back then as well as today. In any case, Englisch says, Benedict allowed many others to make decisions, whereas Pope Francis does "whatever he wants". If we reflect on Englisch's testimony, this would mean that Benedict XVI was publicly demoted to [the role of] a mere supernumerary who barely has anything in common with Francis, but whom Francis needs every so often for the sake of [good] appearance, and whom he deploys as needed. Against this background, Benedict's absence for the most recent elevation of cardinals on November 19 appears of greater significance. Francis' creation of cardinals belongs to those few events for which the current Pope calls his predecessor to appear in public. Benedict XVI appeared at St. Peter's Basilica for the elevation of cardinals in 2014 and 2015. For the third elevation, however, he was missing, whereupon Francis took the new cardinals and quickly drove them over to [see] Benedict at the Mater Ecclesiae monastery. Apparently [he did this] also in order to preventatively ward off the kind of conclusions which Englisch has now drawn. Francis apparently suspects a demonstrative act [on Benedict's part] behind his no-show. Pressure on Benedict XVI to resign In any case, the timing does not suggest it was a courtesy visit, which is how the Vatican spun it; rather, it was highly explosive. Five days before the consistory the four cardinals Brandmüller, Burke, Caffarra, and Meisner had made public their dubia (doubts) concerning the controversial post-synodal document Amoris laetitia, because Pope Francis had failed to give them an answer for two months. With the dubia, they squarely put themselves in Francis' way, who has since been trying to ignore the issue, which has forced his closest collaborators and supporters to [engage in] sweat-inducing verbal acrobatics. Francis has prevailed with his [strategy of] silence, yet he emerges weakened from the conflict as a Pope who refuses to answer questions that concern central issues of faith and morals. The damage [this has caused to his] image has greatly overshadowed his pontificate. What the Nassauische Neue Post did not report: According to Englisch, different ecclesiastical forces pressured Benedict XVI to resign. This statement has explosive force. The circumstances which led to the papal resignation, in this form quite unique in Church history, have been feeding serious doubts since then. Exactly where is the line between legitimate influence and coercion? Benedict himself has assured [us] that he resigned freely. Until the contrary is proven, these words retain their validity. At the same time, aside from the legal aspect, there is a strange stalemate in the air. Even more so if one takes into consideration Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini's all-out demand, [made] in June 2012, that Benedict XVI resign, and the role played by the secretive Saint Gallen group, founded by Martini, at the election of Jorge Mario Bergoglio. The fact is that Benedict XVI has left the stage, a stage that was afterwards occupied, like the staff of a military general, by [members of] Team Bergoglio of the clandestine Saint Gallen group, and which does not think of leaving it. (Giuseppe Nardi, "Andreas Englisch: Papst Franziskus und Benedikt haben sich völlig zerstritten", Katholisches, Mar. 20, 2017; our translation.)
Yes, this is all very interesting, but this whole Francis vs. Benedict narrative is a mere distraction from the real issue: the apostasy of the Vatican II Church from the true Faith. The unpopular truth is that neither Benedict nor Francis are Catholics, and neither of them is or ever was Pope. Thus, any potential schism within the Novus Ordo Church will only make the illusion worse:
Although a Novus Ordo schism would be a positive occurrence insofar as it would make plainly visible to all that the supposed "unity" in the Vatican II Church is illusory and thus get a lot of people to re-evaluate if they should perhaps look into Sedevacantism after all, there would also be a very grave danger that could allow people to continue to be blinded for decades to come: Those who, in the event of a schism in which Benedict XVI plays Francis' "conservative" counterpart, flock to the "Pope Emeritus", would be under the serious but emotionally satisfying illusion of having escaped the Modernist deception, which they would see only in Francis' sect, whereas the truth is, of course, that it began long before Francis, namely, in 1958 with the election of Cardinal Angelo Roncalli as the first false pope ("John XXIII"). Thus a Ratzinger-vs.-Bergoglio schism could actually prevent a number of conversions to Sedevacantism because the Ratzinger adherents would with great satisfaction believe themselves to have eluded the false Modernist Church, when the truth is that they would only have adjusted rooming arrangements within the the same deadly anti-Catholic sect. The Ratzinger sect and the Bergoglio sect would be but two wings of the same bird. ("Amoris Laetitia and the Coming Schism: Retrospect & Prospect", Novus Ordo Wire, May 2, 2016)
Pray much, then, that you will not fall victim to the illusions the Vatican II Counterchurch may still have in store for us: "For there shall arise false Christs and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders, insomuch as to deceive (if possible) even the elect. Behold I have told it to you, beforehand" (Mt 24:24-25).
Vatican Journalist: "Francis and Benedict no longer on Speaking Terms"
Reportedly "at complete odds with each other"…
Vatican Journalist:
"Francis and Benedict no longer on Speaking Terms"
Andreas Englisch is Germany's most celebrated Vatican insider and "papal" biographer. In a lecture given on March 16, 2017 in Limburg (the diocesan headquarters where Benedict appointee "Bishop" Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst was removed by Francis in 2014), Englisch made some explosive claims about the relationship between the "Pope" and the "Pope Emeritus": The two men are at complete odds with each other and are no longer on speaking terms; Benedict XVI only makes a public appearance when Francis orders him to, according to Englisch.
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Dress is made of stretchy jersey fabric of 100% viscose. PICTURE MAY LOOK SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT BECAUSE OF THE SUN LIGHTS AND OTHER SHADES.
Genuine PHASE EIGHT with all inner labels intact. Soft stretch jersey. Slip over fit. Bust - armpit to armpit - 18"/19". Waist - 15"/16". Length shoulder to hem 40".
Whistles Jersey Bodycon Dress Size 8, Multicolour. Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail 1st Class.
Genuine BASLER with all inner labels intact. Fully lined. The fabric is stretchy. Other Stuff. Length shoulder to hem 39".
Oasis Black Floral Bird Sheath Jersey Dress Size M Stretch Fabric.
Super flattering and stylish snakeskin print jersey dress from Cotton Traders. Lots of stretch so would fit a 16 comfortably. Lots of drape in the fabric which finishes below the knee, mid calf( I am 5"4') please do ask any questions and check photos carefully as I am unable to accept returns non smoking household BNWT Animal Print Stretch Midi Dress Cotton Traders UK14. Condition is New with tags. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
Brora jersey stretch dress. Colour is like magenta pink or raspberry with white floral print. Size UK 12.
Genuine PHASE EIGHT with all inner labels intact. Lightweight stretch jersey. Size UK 14. Slip over fit. Length shoulder to hem - 42".
Mantaray pink mix floral stretch jersey. Fitted midriff band with long side ties to fasten at the back. Pink mix floral on grey stretch jersey fabric. dress UK 14. Excellent condition - worn once.
Monsoon blue mix floral stretch jersey dress UK 8. Side ties to fasten at the back. Colourful exotic floral print on a fluid stretch jersey fabric. Sequin trim to the hemline. Excellent condition - worn once.
Lovely blue, black and cream printed wiggle dress in a light weight stretch jersey fabric by M&Co. Dress has a half lined upper to waist, has ruching at left side waist and is worn over the head.
COS SIZE S 10/12 MARL GREY THICK STRETCH JERSEY DRESS . Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
BNWT Blue Jersey Strapless Sun Dress With Stretch From M&S Size 20.
TOPSHOP Blue Ribbed Jersey Stretch Bodycon Midi Dress - Uk 6. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
ABOVE THE KNEE HEMLINE, SCOOP NECK. LADIES MAX STUDIO DRESS. 3/4 SLEEVE, LOOSE FITTING SHIFT DRESS. THICK QUALITY STRETCH JERSEY MATERIAL. SIZE XL, UK 18.
This is a lovely White Stuff green floral stretch Jersey style dress that is in excellent condition and has lovely detailing and design. The dress has 3 /4 length sleeves with a v neck neckline that has a invert.
River Island Black Bodycon V Neck Dress Size 16. Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail 1st Class.
Boden Dress size 12 R. Grey and Lilac Floral Stretch Jersey Fabric. Slip Over Style. Machine Washable. Pit to Pit.18". Length. 39".
LADIES COS NAVY STRETCH JERSEY OVERSIZED PINAFORE DRESS. SIZE SMALL (UK 8). LENGTH: 36".
Navy Blue Dorothy Perkins Stretch Jersey Summer Dress Size 16. Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
Joules Ladies Riviera Print Jersey Dress White Indienne Floral. Simple but comfortable, the Riviera is a great go-to for a relaxed, casual outfit. The Joules Riviera Print is a relaxing, stylish t-shirt dress.
Hip to hip across the front 26in (66cm).
No fasten, just pull up. Dress is made of jersey fabric of 95%polyester,5%elastane. Hand wash only. PICTURE MAY LOOK SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT BECAUSE OF THE SUN LIGHTS AND OTHER SHADES.
Stylish navy & white floral print in a stretch jersey material. Machine washable.
THE BEST THING ABOUT THIS DRESS IS THAT IT HAS THE SLIMMING LINING THAT GIVES A LOVELY SMOOTH SILHOUETTE WHEN WORN. THIS IS A LOVELY DRESS FROM PER UNA RANGE AT MARKS AND SPENCER. IT IS A STRETCHY JERSEY TYPE MATERIAL AND IS A TEXTURED BODY CON DRESS.
Womens Long Sleeve BodycOn Plainprinted Jersey Midi Maxi Dress Size Midium to larg Condition is New with tags. Dispatched with Royal Mail 1st Class.
MONSOON - Lovely Black & White Jersey Stretch Dress - Size UK 12. 100% Modal. Bust Measures 36", Length Measures 43". Features A Deep V Crossover Neck, Flattering Light Ruching On One Hip, A Bold Geometric Print, And Pull On Style. Worn A Handful Of Times, But Still In Good Condition.
Selling a gorgeous new look royal blue bodycon dress! Fab for a night out or the office in the summer with a pair of sandals! Looks gorgeous on as it's stretch material and really fitting to your curves!


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IT & Web-tech
Flipkart raises a staggering $210 million in fresh round of funding
iPhone 5C 8GB now available in India for ₹ 37,500
Published on 26 May 2014, 23:47 Asia/Kolkata
asia,
flipkart,
flipkart fund raising,
In a fresh round of funding, just after the Myntra acquisition, Flipkart has raised a staggering $210 million, it announced today. The investment was raised by a new funding round led by DST Global, with returning investors Tiger Global, Naspers, and Iconiq Capital also participating.
Just a few days ago, Flipkart had acquired Myntra, India's largest online fashion store in a deal, reportedly considered to be worth $330 million. Interestingly, in that very announcement, Flipkart had announced that they would invest a further $100 million in fashion business.
This new funding has brought the total amount raised by Flipkart, till date, to $750 million, which is by far, one of the largest in India. Flipkart, although being the leader in e-commerce in India, faces tough competition from Indian arms of international giants like Amazon and eBay.
Flipkart is likely to make further smaller acquisitions in e-retail space, in order to maintain its dominance in the Indian market, which is expected to be worth $22 Billion in the next five years.
Another Indian e-retail site, Snapdeal, had raised $100 million, bringing the total raised amount to $400 million.
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Oost-Watergraafsmeer est l'un des quinze anciens arrondissements (Stadsdeel) de la ville d'Amsterdam, aux Pays-Bas. Né de la fusion des anciens arrondissements de Oost et Watergraafsmeer en 1998, il a été consolidé avec l'ancien arrondissement de Zeeburg situé au nord pour former le nouvel arrondissement de Amsterdam-Oost en 2010. Situé à l'extrême est de la ville, il est délimité par l'Amstel et le Singelgracht à l'ouest, et la ligne de chemin de fer Amsterdam – Hilversum et les communes de Diemen et Ouder-Amstel à l'est.

Le Oosterpark constitue le centre du nouvel arrondissement de Oost qui abrite notamment le Tropenmuseum. Le quartier du Dapperbuurt situé le long du parc accueille le Dappermarkt qui constitue avec le Albert Cuypmarkt l'un des marchés les plus célèbres de la ville. Le quartier abrite également une partie importante du campus de l'Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA).

En ce qui concerne les transports, le quartier est traversé par deux lignes de chemin de fer principales: Amsterdam-Central – Utrecht-Central, et Amsterdam – Hilversum. Deux gares ferroviaires y sont situées : Amsterdam Amstel et Amsterdam Muiderpoort.

Depuis 2009, la mairie de l'arrondissement (stadsdeelkantoor) a déménagé vers le nouveau quartier de Oostpoort, où un nouveau bâtiment multifonctionnel a été bâti. l'ancienne mairie était située dans l'hôpital désaffecté de Burgerziekenhuis, situé sur la Linnaeusstraat. C'est en face de ce bâtiment que le réalisateur néerlandais Theo van Gogh fut assassiné en 2004.

En 2007, le nouvel arrondissement de Amsterdam-Oost a été placé sur une liste de quarante quartiers problématiques au niveau national (De 40 wijken van Vogelaar), pour lesquels l'Etat s'engage à débloquer plus de fonds et à accorder plus d'attention.

Références

Quartier d'Amsterdam

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Q: How to Insert arraylist having multiple object in Hibernate? I'm very new to Struts2 & Hibernate and I have the following question:
During the exception caught during the execution unknown entity java.util.arraylist
While i have create DAO & Pojo Using Hibernate Reverse Engineering. So i did Not Made any changes in Pojo

A: package basic;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.hibernate.Session;
import org.hibernate.SessionFactory;
import org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration;

public class Runner {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        SessionFactory sessionFactory = new Configuration().configure("/basic/hibernate.cfg.xml").buildSessionFactory();
        Session session = sessionFactory.openSession();
        session.beginTransaction();

        List<Student> students = new ArrayList<>();

        students.add(new Student("Michael"));
        students.add(new Student("Dave"));
        students.add(new Student("Tom"));
        students.add(new Student("Dinesh"));
        students.add(new Student("Lakshman"));
        students.add(new Student("Cruise"));

        session.save(students);

        session.getTransaction().commit();
        session.close();
    }

}

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Robert Pattinson Describes Putting on the Batsuit For the First Time
We are still a long ways away from Robert Pattinson's first movie as Batman, which might be called The Batman and might be called, Batman: Darkness, No Parents. (I mean, at this point, who's to say, really?) That doesn't mean we can't start getting excited about the prospect of the film, though. Especially since Pattinson himself sounds pretty excited about the whole thing.
Talking with Variety about his upcoming movie The Lighthouse, Pattinson did also discuss a little about his Batman movie, which he's making with director Matt Reeves. Pattinson talked about putting on the famous Batsuit for the first time, calling it "maybe the craziest thing" he'd ever done in his professional career.
Saying the whole experience was "transformative, he continued:
"You do feel very powerful immediately. And it's pretty astonishing, something that is incredibly difficult to get into, so the ritual of getting into it is pretty humiliating. You've got five people trying to shove you into something. Once you've got it on, it's like, 'Yeah I feel strong, I feel tough, even though I had to have someone squeezing my butt cheeks into the legs.'
Well, that's a mental image that's going to linger.
It'll be interesting to see what the Pattinson Batsuit looks like (although this could have been some old Batfleck they had lying around for a screen test, who knows). We might not see it for months and months, though; The Batman is currently scheduled for release in June of 2021.
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Sebastien Loeb (Team Peugeot Total) finally captured his first World RX victory in 2018 today at Circuit Jules Tacheny in Mettet, Belgium, following two second-place finishes in the first two rounds of the 2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship.
The rally legend at the wheel of the #9 Peugeot 208 WRX Supercar clinched his second World RX win in a career by defeating Petter Solberg (PS RX Volkswagen Sweden) and his teammate Timmy Hansen in the Final. Three other finalists were Mattias Ektrom (EKS Audi Sport, P4), Johan Kristoffersson (PSRX, P5) and Andreas Bakkerud (EKS, P6).
The victory in Belgium promoted Loeb from P4 to P2 in the championship standings after three events. The winner of the first two events Johan Kristoffersson leads with 75 points, nine more than Loeb. Solberg is just a point behind Loeb, Bakkerud is further four points down.
The next event on the calendar is scheduled for May 26-27. Silverstone will host the World RX for the first time.


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In-Country Partner
Culinary By Justin Gibson
A Taste of the Baltic Sea's Cuisine
Lining the shores of the Baltic Sea are countries with deep, deep wells of timeless culture and tradition. Here, history hangs in the air like a static charge—innovations of the latest and greatest seem infused with the regal spirits of yesteryear. Cuisine is no different: every country has their own unique balance between paying respects to the classic staples and paving the way for the new and novel. Each city seems to draw inspiration directly from the surrounding countryside and sea, with the school of New Nordic cuisine acting as a culinary mirror to the modern life and times of the Baltic.
Below you'll find an appetizer of information regarding the foods and flavors of the Baltic's ports. The best part of all? Any sampling of these delicacies comes accompanied with complimentary shore events and a litany of other exclusive benefits when you book through the SELECT Distinctive Voyages program. If you're curious as to what to taste while discovering the Baltic's ports, look no further than below.
As storied as the many chapters of Russia's history have been, be it the Russian aristocracy to the Soviet Union to the current day, the one constant through it all is St. Petersburg's cuisine. Which makes sense, as the other constant is St. Petersburg being the nexus for Russia's culture. Russian delicacies are as prominent in the modern day as they have been in the last two centuries. Borscht and Beef Stroganoff can be found on just about every menu, but for a truly authentic delve in the motherland, seek out blini. Russia's take on pancakes, a traditional blini is made with buckwheat flour and topped with savory staples such as sour cream and caviar. As you stroll the city in between meals of blini, bouncing from art museum to palace, the perfect treat to hit the spot is morozhenoe—Russian ice cream made from pure milk. It's substantially richer than what you're used to, which aptly sums up most of St. Petersburg's cuisine.
New Nordic cuisine is just as prominent on this southern side of the Baltic as it is to the northeast: local produce, the freshest ingredients and seafood that is as ethical in consumption as it is delicious. This new take on ingredients is ever present in Estonia's capital, but especially so in Tallinn's Old Town. There's no wrong venue to peruse, but just like castles, some are more rooted in the essence of the land than others. Kuldse Notsu Korts sports the most thorough Estonian fare, offering a succulent sausage feast to quell even the heartiest of appetites. For a more modern approach to local food, try to find either NoKu or Rataskaevu 16. Both are hidden away from visitors, and both sport menus of Estonian classics enjoyed in modern-day: fried herring fillets, elk roasts and whole selections of local beer make for a meal you'll remember for years after you leave.
Nestled on the northern shores of the Gulf of Finland is Helsinki—the country's capital and central hub of culture. It's here that traditional ingredients find new life in modern dishes with a unique flair to New Nordic cuisine; food halls and markets sprinkle the streets like salt on a perfectly seasoned dish. Reindeer, Baltic herring and Russian blini hold their own as centerpieces of a dish, but more unique Finnish delicacies present themselves if you know what to order. Any visit during the summer season (aka berry-picking season) simply demands a sampling of lingonberry pie to wash down the other summer staple of grillimakkara (grilled sausages)—both of which are easily attained from a market. Other sweets to keep an eye out for include the rum cake known as Runeberg torte (usually only sold at the beginning of the year in anticipation for Runeberg Day in early February), pulla (the Finnish take on a cinnamon roll, perfect with tea), and salmiakki—the ultra-savory salted licorice.
Stockholm often seems to fall in the shadow of Copenhagen's culinary scene: the world-renowned Noma restaurant resides just across the waterway. But, Sweden is a practitioner of the New Nordic cuisine movement in its own right—local produce, fresh ingredients and ecological seafood are the soul of many endeavors, be it traditional stket strömming (pan-fried herring), or something more modern ordered at a backficka restaurant. Backficka translates to "back pocket," and would sound out of place for a restaurant, except it refers to Michelin-starred chefs creating high quality food in a restaurant that is easily accessible to everyone—no table reservations needed. Throw in the tradition of fika (delectable treats and coffee all throughout the day) and the abundance of Asian-fusion restaurants employing Nordic ingredients, and every meal in Stockholm could be delicious in a completely different way.
These are all sample Exclusive Shore Events that are complimentary on a SELECT Distinctive Voyages departure, which also includes a Distinctive Voyages Host and an Invitation to a Private Cocktail Reception. View all voyages to Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea here.
As stunning and enchanting as every city may be, you wouldn't be alone in thinking you needed more time in Stockholm to truly savor the flavors. For this reason, it's not uncommon for most travelers to tack on a few extra days in the city before or after traversing the rest of the Baltic ports—a stay in one of SELECT's exceptional hotels elevates an already delectable trip to utterly gourmet. Not only can your travel advisor secure a charming abode fit for royalty, but also provide perks and amenities that prove to be the cherry on top to an already luxe experience.
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Q: Merge all space into one volume I wanted to delete all my partitions and merge all the space to the Macintosh HD but I made a mistake by taking the Macintosh HD volume out of the physical storage list. I don't know what happened:

I just want to delete all the space that's not in the Macintosh HD and merge all the free space too.

A: After trying to reboot, your main partition (disk0s2) won't be recognized as APFS container because the partition type is wrong (FFF...) and consequently your Mac won't boot to the login screen.
You have to boot to Internet Recovery Mode and remove the Apple_Boot volume (now disk0s4 - after a reboot probably disk0s3), repair the partition type of disk0s2 and finally expand the APFS container.
Under certain circumstances SIP has to be disabled to modify the GUID partition table.

*

*Boot to Internet Recovery Mode (or a third party drive).

*Open Terminal in the menubar Utilities > Terminal

*Get an overview with diskutil list

*Get an overview of your internal disk with the disk identifier found in the previous command. Below I assume the disk identifier of your internal disk is disk0 (SSD) (replace it with the one you have found in your environment).
gpt -r show disk0

*Remove the 134 MB "Apple_Boot" partition:
diskutil eraseVolume "Free Space" %noformat% /dev/disk0s3

*Unmount disk0 with diskutil umountDisk disk0

*Then remove and re-add the second partition with the same size but proper type (APFS):
gpt remove -i 2 disk0
gpt add -i 2 -b 409640 -s 774363776 -t 7C3457EF-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC disk0

*Verify disk and volume:
diskutil verifyDisk disk0
diskutil verifyVolume disk0s2

*Expand the APFS container to fill the free space.
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 0

*Verify disk and volume:
diskutil verifyDisk disk0
diskutil verifyVolume disk0s2


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require "rails_helper"

# Anaemia Audit
# - Refactor helpers into an AuditHelper mixin as some duplication here with other audit tests.
# - Remove rubocop disable above
# - Rename bone audit describe block
# rubocop:disable RSpec/ExampleLength
module Renalware
  describe "Anaemia Audit", type: :model do
    include PatientsSpecHelper
    let(:uom) { create(:pathology_measurement_unit) }
    let(:user) { create(:user) }
    let(:audit_view_name) { "reporting_anaemia_audit" }
    let(:request_description) { create(:pathology_request_description, lab: lab) }
    let(:lab) { create(:pathology_lab) }

    def create_observation_description(code)
      create(:pathology_observation_description, code: code, measurement_unit: uom)
    end

    def create_observation(patient:, description:, result:)
      request = create(
        :pathology_observation_request,
        patient: patient,
        description: request_description
      )
      create(
        :pathology_observation,
        request: request,
        description: description,
        result: result
      )
    end

    def create_hd_patient
      create(:pathology_patient, by: user).tap do |patient|
        set_modality(patient: patient,
                     modality_description: create(:hd_modality_description),
                     by: user)
      end
    end

    def create_pd_patient
      create(:pathology_patient, by: user).tap do |patient|
        set_modality(patient: patient,
                     modality_description: create(:pd_modality_description),
                     by: user)
      end
    end

    describe "json from reporting_aneamia_audit view" do
      describe ":data" do
        context "when there are no rows in the audit" do
          it "is nil" do
            json = Reporting::FetchAuditJson.call(audit_view_name)
            result = JSON.parse(json)
            expect(result["data"]).to be_nil
          end
        end

        context "when there are rows in the report" do
          it "is correctly generates json" do
            # We will just add path data to 2 HD patients in this example.
            # We just create a PD patient to test that PD patient_count is correct
            # in the view output.
            hd_patients = Array.new(4) { create_hd_patient }
            create_pd_patient

            # HGB
            hgb = create_observation_description("HGB")
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[0], description: hgb, result: 9)
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[1], description: hgb, result: 10)
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[2], description: hgb, result: 11)
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[3], description: hgb, result: 14)

            # FER
            fer = create_observation_description("FER")
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[0], description: fer, result: 140)
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[1], description: fer, result: 150)
            create_observation(patient: hd_patients[2], description: fer, result: 205)

            # hd_patients 1 and 2 have an EPO drug so no_on_epo should eq 2
            immunosuppressant_drug = create(:drug, :immunosuppressant)
            hd_patients[0, 2].each do |patient|
              create(:prescription, patient: patient, drug: immunosuppressant_drug)
            end

            # hd_patients 1 and 2 also have an a drug starting with Mircer
            mircera_injection = create(:drug, name: "Mircera Injection")
            hd_patients[0, 2].each do |patient|
              create(:prescription, patient: patient, drug: mircera_injection)
            end

            # hd_patient 3 has a drug starting with Neo
            neomycin = create(:drug, name: "Neomycin Elixir")
            create(:prescription, patient: hd_patients[2], drug: neomycin)

            # hd_patient 4 has a drug starting with Ara
            arachis_oil = create(:drug, name: "Arachis Oil")
            create(:prescription, patient: hd_patients[3], drug: arachis_oil)

            json = Reporting::FetchAuditJson.call(audit_view_name)
            result = JSON.parse(json).deep_symbolize_keys!

            expect(result[:data].sort_by { |a| a[:modality] }).to eq(
              [
                {
                  modality: "HD",
                  patient_count: 4,
                  avg_hgb: 11.0,            # avg_hgb (9 + 10 + 11 + 14) / 4 = 11
                  pct_hgb_gt_eq_10: 75.0,   # pct_hgb_gt_eq_10 = all bar 1 = 75%
                  pct_hgb_gt_eq_11: 50.0,   # pct_hgb_gt_eq_11 = 2 = 50%
                  pct_hgb_gt_eq_13: 25.0,   # pct_hgb_gt_eq_13 = 1 = 25%
                  avg_fer: 165.0,           # avg_fer = (140 + 150 + 205) / 3 = 165
                  pct_fer_gt_eq_150: 66.67, # pct_fer_gt_eq_150 = 2 of 3 = 66.66
                  count_epo: 2,
                  count_mircer: 2,
                  count_neo: 1,
                  count_ara: 1
                },
                {
                  modality: "PD",
                  patient_count: 1,
                  avg_hgb: nil,
                  pct_hgb_gt_eq_10: 0.0,
                  pct_hgb_gt_eq_11: 0.0,
                  pct_hgb_gt_eq_13: 0.0,
                  avg_fer: nil,
                  pct_fer_gt_eq_150: 0.0,
                  count_epo: 0,
                  count_mircer: 0,
                  count_neo: 0,
                  count_ara: 0
                }
              ]
            )
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end
# rubocop:enable RSpec/ExampleLength


Forget Britain's Got Talent, there is more than enough in Dunmow... so school pupils have proved.
Dancers, singers, musicians and comedians all wowed the crowds at Great Dunmow Primary School for the now, traditional event.
The competition was open to all of the Key Stage 2 children in years 3, 4, 5 and 6. Two auditions were held for younger and older children which resulted in the final of Dunmow's Got Talent on Saturday, June 14.
There were some impressive acts and it was a tough job for the judges to pick a favourite.
But it was Year 6 friends, Mia Catton and Lily-Domino Waters, who sang a rendition of She Said, who got the top vote.
In second place was E-Squared – aka Year 4 pupils Ella-Mae Weston and Erin Flynn – who performed a complex dance routine with humour and drama to 'Bad Guys' from Bugsy Malone.
And in third place was Sophie Atkinson, who performed a solo dance routine to Who's Laughing Now?