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I Was A Magazine Editor Who Hated Bloggers…Now I'm One Too. Here's What I've Learned So Far
by Juliette Baxter July 15, 2016 2 comments
My new desktop is in a corner of my house and the boardroom is the dining room table.
I was the beauty director at a big national magazine when bloggers started attending press events with their Lauren Conrad brand of grins and floaty, boho tops. They were so so giddy and excited to be invited to the launch of a new lipstick. The rest of us, the editors, stood by with with our free designer bags on our arms watching their naive fervour with disdain. After all, we were hardworking journalists, not blasé work-from-home bloggers. We came to ask serious questions about the ingredients and the development process. We had a huge audience to satisfy and big publishing companies to report to. We were not there to simply swoon. We were print. Hear us roar.
That was almost 10 years ago. Since then digital publishing, blogging or whatever you want to call it has ballooned (to say the least). Everyone has something to say. Everyone has an opinion. Everyone wants to ask a question or give an answer. Everyone wants to show you a how-to. Everyone wants to gush on youtube, snapchat et al.
And guess what? Now, I'm a blogger. Now I'm everyone and I love it. And I'm sorry to all the bloggers before me for being such a snob.
I still don't possess a Lauren Conrad game face (those who know me will whole heartedly agree), however I have started wearing floaty boho tops, only to hide my middle which isn't as lean as it was when I was working full-time (we won't discuss the fact that that was only two years ago and I've already gone up a size, crikeys).
Best of all, I'm writing with less headaches, less pressure, less anxiety and admittedly, less income. I trust the money will come (fingers crossed) but more importantly, I'm finding my voice again. Like so many writers and editors willing to admit it, my voice got buried under years of fine-tuning it to satisfy my EICs, reader focus groups and advertiser expectations
Wanna know the most liberating creative a-ha moment I've had so far?
I've learned short sentences are okay. (Full stop).
My phrases no longer have to be laden with of-the-moment metaphors and insider references trending on Vogue, Vice or The New York Times. For example, I can write: "I like this painting because it makes me feel happy." As opposed to: "The bold and unapologetic strokes of this post-post-modern example renders a state of higher consciousness and glee that Alain de Botton would applaud." Not to say that blogging has to be dumb or simple. It just allows a freedom of expression sans the scrutiny of a well-meaning house style or healthy writerly competition.
I've learned digital swooning, which used to make me feel gross and cheap, is simply online etiquette. During a time when the interwebs is breeding headline hate, scorn, bullying and racism, the worldwide cult of encouraging comments is a welcome pick-me-up. Even when a happy face emoji seems lazy or inauthentic, I'll take the accolades, especially if it makes me feel #uh-mazing. Cos here's a #realbloggingtruth, especially when you're just starting out: Comments are your pay cheque. Cash them in when you can.
I've learned it's awesome to write for a few women—just like me—and not a million or more women who may not share my beliefs (which is basically a non-dogmatic version of let's be good to one another), point of view (liberal, obvs) or style (more LA than NYC as I get older). After years of being trained to boost readership and web site clicks with watered down repartee that straddles millennials and baby boomers (a nearly impossible task by the way because one team doesn't know who Gigi Hadid is and the other doesn't know who Gidget is), it's a relief to reach out to just enough women who get my jam. They know there was Charo before Sofia Vergara and C. Thomas Howell (a.k.a Pony Boy) before there was Zac Efron and they were in high school or college when they vividly remember Marc Jacobs did grunge for Perry Ellis as reported by CNN's Elsa Klesch, naturally.
I've learned blogging is as important as the printed word and image, which was a really big mind game I had to overcome. Sure there may be grammar and spelling mistakes and the photos may not always be worthy of a ream of paper at the printers, but people are reading, commenting, liking and following. We've heard from moms and dads in London, LA and Hong Kong. They have their hearts and minds open to what Tracey and I have to say and not because we're a big brand seeking eyeballs but because they appreciate we're two moms who are trying to figure out this whole life, work and motherhood thing from our little corner of the world.
I've learned everyone feels better when we share mistakes and triumphs in real time, especially when we're all trying to do our best.
I wish I could also say I've learned all about search and social media strategies and Google analytics—but I haven't. That'll come later, after I've finished telling all the stories I want to tell and after meeting all the amazing personalities we like to feature.
Hopefully once I'm good and done with this blogging thing (if ever), all those numbers and stuff won't matter anyways.
You can read all about my full-time to freelance transition here.
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Shoppinggal NYC July 18, 2016 - 9:01 pm
What great insights! I also hail from the publishing world (I retired to be a SAHM) and now that my kids are in school I reinvented myself as a blogger. Sure there's no real money for us newbies but I love having a voice again. The freebies are pretty cool too 🙂
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Ola Kotowska July 18, 2016 - 10:03 pm
Amazing to hear all that – I'm just at the beginning of the whole journey, experimenting with blogging and trying, as you pointed out, to find my way of communicating and to become friends with my audience. In the end it's all about interacting with real ppl on the other side rather than focusing on the relationship with The Search Engine 🙂


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Beyond Preemption, Toward Metropolitan Governance
Stanford Environmental Law Journal, Vol. 39, No. 2, 2020
UC Irvine School of Law Research Paper No. 2020-67
75 Pages Posted: 13 Nov 2020
See all articles by Alejandro E. Camacho
Alejandro E. Camacho
University of California, Irvine, School of Law, Center for Land, Environment, and Natural Resources (CLEANR); Center for Progressive Reform
Nicholas Marantz
University of California, Irvine - Department of Planning, Policy and Design; University of California, Irvine School of Law
Date Written: November 11, 2020
Although U.S. metropolitan areas are increasingly economically and culturally inter-connected, legal authority over core substantive areas remains largely decentralized, divided, and uncoordinated. Scholars have long recognized that this configuration can yield substantial benefits, but also exacerbates social problems that transcend local boundaries, such as traffic congestion, pollution, and segregation. Though some have called for state preemption or the formation of metropolitan governments, such reforms have proved elusive and may often be normatively undesirable. More recent theories of "metropolitan governance" lack a comprehensive framework for describing and assessing such authority, and neglect the role of formal legal strategies in inducing effective governance.
Building on insights from literatures on institutional design and governance, this Article reveals the traces of an alternative approach. Based on three in-depth case studies involving housing, water pollution, and transportation, it identifies misunderstood and underexplored reallocations of authority that destabilize existing municipal incentives. Each case illustrates how states have set standards for local governments, and promoted implementation and attainment of these standards, by establishing third-party enforcement rights and/or instruments for intergovernmental coordination. Such targeted reallocations may be more politically plausible than broader institutional changes and more likely to simultaneously leverage the benefits of local and more centralized institutions.
More broadly, the Article argues that distinguishing the extent authority is centralized from the levels of overlap and coordination better facilitates assessment of the potential tradeoffs among different institutional configurations. Ultimately, this framework reveals a range of opportunities that may better promote more effective metropolitan governance.
Camacho, Alejandro E. and Marantz, Nicholas and Marantz, Nicholas, Beyond Preemption, Toward Metropolitan Governance (November 11, 2020). Stanford Environmental Law Journal, Vol. 39, No. 2, 2020, UC Irvine School of Law Research Paper No. 2020-67, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3728369
Alejandro E. Camacho (Contact Author)
University of California, Irvine, School of Law, Center for Land, Environment, and Natural Resources (CLEANR)
401 E. Peltason Drive, Suite 1000
Center for Progressive Reform ( email )
500 West Baltimore Street
University of California, Irvine - Department of Planning, Policy and Design ( email )
300 Social Ecology I
HOME PAGE: http://socialecology.uci.edu/faculty/nmarantz
University of California, Irvine School of Law ( email )
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Building a local workforce is essential in Hawai'i. People hired from the mainland are twice as likely to leave within a few years, compared to local hires. With two new telescopes planned for Hawai'i (Thirty Meter Telescope and Daniel K Inouye Solar Telescope), the need for local scientific and technical talent is growing. It makes sense to invest in developing a local workforce from many perspectives, including that it provides good jobs for the communities that host the telescopes.
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Sponsored by USENIX, the Advanced Computing Systems Association
WOOT '15 will be co-located with the 24th USENIX Security Symposium (USENIX Security '15) and take place August 10–11, 2015.
Submissions due: Monday, May 25, 2015, 8:59 p.m. PDT Deadline Extended!
Notification to participants: Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Final papers due: Friday, July 24, 2015, 8:59 p.m. PDT Deadline Extended!
Program Co-Chairs
Aurélien Francillon, EURECOM
Thomas Ptacek, Starfighter
Matt Blaze, University of Pennsylvania
Juan Caballero, IMDEA Software Institute
Lorenzo Cavallaro, Royal Holloway University of London
Lucas Vincenzo Davi, Technische Universität Darmstadt
Zakir Durumeric, University of Michigan
Rachel Engel, Facebook
Christina Garman, Johns Hopkins University
Travis Goodspeed, Bloomberg
Joe Grand, Grand Idea Studio
Andrea Lanzi, University of Milan
Olivier Levillain, ANSSI
Martina Lindorfer, Vienna University of Technology
Kelly Lum, Tumblr
Collin Mulliner, Northeastern University
Dmitry Nedospasov, Technische Universität Berlin and Telekom Innovation Laboratories
Samuel Neves, University of Coimbra
Trevor Perrin
Neal Poole, Facebook
Marsh Ray, Microsoft
Stephen Ridley, Xipiter
Chris Rohlf, Yahoo
Christian Rossow, Saarland University
Natalie Silvanovich, Google
Roel Verdult, Radboud University
Jacques Vidrine, Apple
The USENIX Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT) aims to present a broad picture of offense and its contributions, bringing together researchers and practitioners in all areas of computer security. Offensive security has changed from a hobby to an industry. No longer an exercise for isolated enthusiasts, offensive security is today a large-scale operation managed by organized, capitalized actors. Meanwhile, the landscape has shifted: software used by millions is built by startups less than a year old, delivered on mobile phones and surveilled by national signals intelligence agencies.
In the field's infancy, offensive security research was conducted separately by industry, independent hackers, or in academia. Collaboration between these groups could be difficult. Since 2007, the USENIX Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT) has aimed to bring those communities together. In 2015, WOOT aims also to reflect the increased role of security across the entire industry and to attract contributions from security experts in the software industry as a whole.
WOOT '15 will feature a Best Paper Award and a Best Student Paper Award.
Computer security exposes the differences between the actual mechanisms of everyday trusted technologies and their models used by developers, architects, academic researchers, owners, operators, and end users. While being inherently focused on practice, security also poses questions such as "what kind of computations trusted systems are and aren't capable of?," which harken back to fundamentals of computability. State-of-the-art offense explores these questions pragmatically, gathering material for generalizations that lead to better models and more trustworthy systems.
WOOT provides a forum for high-quality, peer-reviewed work discussing tools and techniques for attack. Submissions should reflect the state of the art in offensive computer security technology, exposing poorly understood mechanisms, presenting novel attacks, or surveying the state of offensive operations at scale.
WOOT '15 accepts papers in both an academic security context and more applied work that informs the field about the state of security practice in offensive techniques. The goal for these submissions is to produce published works that will guide future work in the field. Submissions will be peer reviewed and shepherded as appropriate.
Submission topics include but are not limited to:
Offensive applications of formal methods (solvers, symbolic execution)
Practical attacks on deployed cryptographic systems and kleptography
Offensive aspects of mobile security (including location, payments, and RF)
Attacks on content protection and DRM
Hardware attacks and attacks on the "Internet of Things"
Internet-scale network reconnaissance
Application security (web frameworks, distributed databases, multi-factor authentication)
Malware design, implementation and analysis
Vulnerabilities in browser and client-side security (runtimes, JITs, sandboxing)
Mass surveillance and attacks against privacy
Workshop Format
The presenters will be authors of accepted papers. There will also be a keynote speaker and a selection of invited speakers.
Regular Submission
New this year! WOOT '15 welcomes submissions without restrictions of formatting (see below) or origin. Submissions from academia, independent researchers, students, hackers, and industry are welcome. Did you just give a cool talk in the hot Miami sun at Infiltrate? Got something interesting planned for Black Hat later this year? This is exactly the type of work we'd like to see at WOOT '15. Please submit—it will also give you a chance to have your work reviewed and to receive suggestions and comments from some of the best researchers in the world. More formal academic offensive security papers are also very welcome.
Systematization of Knowledge
Continuing the tradition of past years, WOOT '15 will be accepting "Systematization of Knowledge" (SoK) papers. The goal of an SoK paper is to encourage work that evaluates, systematizes, and contextualizes existing knowledge. These papers will prove highly valuable to our community but would not be accepted as refereed papers because they lack novel research contributions. Suitable papers include survey papers that provide useful perspectives on major research areas, papers that support or challenge long-held beliefs with compelling evidence, or papers that provide an extensive and realistic evaluation of competing approaches to solving specific problems. Be sure to select "Systematization of Knowledge paper" in the submissions system to distinguish it from other paper submissions.
All accepted papers will be available online to registered attendees prior to the workshop and will be available online to everyone beginning on the first day of the workshop, August 10, 2015. If your paper should not be published prior to the event, please notify production@usenix.org.
Papers must be received by 8:59 p.m. PDT on Thursday, May 21, 2015.
New this year! Submissions should be in PDF format. Apart from this, there is no mandatory formatting requirement. Even though the submission format is open, the program committee will have to evaluate the submissions, and the guidelines below will help the program committee to evaluate the quality and originality of the submission.
Papers should be succinct but thorough in presenting the work. The contribution needs to be well motivated, clearly exposed, and compared to the state of the art. Typical research papers are 4–10 pages long (not counting bibliography and appendix). Shorter, more focused papers are encouraged and will be reviewed like any other paper. Papers whose lengths are incommensurate with their contributions will be rejected. The submission can be formatted in 2 columns, using 10-point Times Roman type on 12-point leading, in a text block of 6.5" by 9". Please number the pages. If possible, use the USENIX templates for Conference Papers when preparing your paper for submission.
Authors of accepted papers will have to provide a paper for the proceedings following the above guidelines. A shepherd may be assigned to ensure the quality of the proceedings version of the paper (but not to write the paper for the author).
All submissions will be electronic and must be in PDF. Submissions are single-blind; author names and affiliations should appear on the title page. Submit papers using the Web form.
Selected papers from WOOT '15, after further revisions, will be published in a special issue of the International Journal of PoC || GTFO.
Submissions accompanied by non-disclosure agreement forms will not be considered. Accepted submissions will be treated as confidential prior to publication on the WOOT '15 Web site; rejected submissions will be permanently treated as confidential.
Policies and Contact Information
Simultaneous submission of the same work to multiple competing venues, submission of previously published work without substantial novel contributions, or plagiarism constitutes dishonesty or fraud. USENIX, like other scientific and technical conferences and journals, prohibits these practices and may take action against authors who have committed them. See the USENIX Conference Submissions Policy for details.
Note: Work presented at industry conferences, such as Black Hat, is not considered to have been "previously published" for the purposes of WOOT '15. We strongly encourage the submission of such work to WOOT '15, particularly work that is well suited to a more formal and complete treatment in a published, peer-reviewed setting. In your submission, please do note any previous presentations of the work.
Authors uncertain whether their submission meets USENIX's guidelines should contact the program co-chairs, woot15chairs@usenix.org, or the USENIX office, submissionspolicy@usenix.org.
Registration for Authors
One author per paper will receive a discount on registration. If the registration fee poses a significant hardship for the presenting author, contact conference@usenix.org.


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The sculptures and reliefs are, in instances, extensions of the artists' persona and – their own physicality. In both Fattal and Pyszczek's work there are apparent and very direct links to their personal heritage, which ties into larger histories – that of European history: WWII and the decline of the Iron Curtain. Whereas Safavi creates a red thread between exterior influences, building and surfaces, with the exterior of the human body, establishing a very intimate and personal meeting point within her metal sculptural structures.
Amir Fattal focuses on the exterior imagery of the imaginary German Village. In 1943 a military experiment with Erich Mendelsohn at the helm. Using Mendelsohn's experience as an architect in Berlin, the American army constructed life-size versions of Berlin tenements. With the intention to – in the artists own words, 'efficiently destroy them'. The images were taken from the American army archive and are juxtapositioned against blocks of color. These colors were taken from the Mendelsohn archive, and originally used in buildings Mendelsohn designed and built in Berlin during the 1920s, prior to escaping Germany for the U.S. Here, Fattal examines his current surroundings. Through the reliefs the artist express's a complex relationship between pre and post war architecture, and the usage of architecture as a tool for both construction and destruction.
Vanessa Safavi surveys bodily form and how it can be expressed through material and elements often connected with exterior functionality. Safavi combines several layers of art historical references along with cultural references, mirroring her own background. The artist uses the myriad of cultural influences, married with her constant travel, expressing these in her approach to sculpture. Working with hard metals to create soft properties. Here, originality mingles with exoticism, pooling into a colorful pop culture take on minimalism. Allowing these 'bodies' space to breath, deliberately playing with the contradictions that arise in her practice. The sculptures represent a somber approach to a vivid exploration of creating a dialogue between the exterior of say a building and the familiar embrace of a recognizable entity, a safe space.


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PM Modi to inaugurate 10th edition of Defence Expo
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 10th edition of Defence Expo in Chennai today.
The expo, which will be attended by over 670 exhibitors, including 150 from abroad, will showcase India's capability in the export of defence systems and components.
Major manufacturers like Tata, Bharat Forge, Mahindra, DRDO, HAL, Ordinance Factories will participate from the Indian side.
International companies participating in this event include Lockheed Martin and Boeing of the United States, Airbus and Rafale of France, Rosonboron Exports and United Shipbuilding of Russia, BAE Systems of United Kingdom, Sibat of Israel, Rhode and Schwarz of Germany.
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Just like Windows Movie Maker, you may also edit the text by changing the color, type the size and font. But with Wondershare Filmora, you can incorporate an animation effects to every single word. After adding the text and effects click export in order to save the video. It is a better way to create a visually stunning text on your video.
In the 'Home' menu, there are at least 3 ways on how you can add text in Windows Movie Maker. The 'Title' is designed to add text before the video. You may use this to introduce the title of the video. 'Caption' is displayed on the video or photo. This is a great feature for adding subtitles or explanation of the video. Finally, 'Credits' will add a blank credit to final part of the video.
If you want to edit the previous text, go to the 'Format' Tab and find the 'Edit Text'. You may also simply choose the text and hit the Edit Text feature or double click the text showing on the preview and it will direct you to the 'Format Menu' where you can see different text tools. You may now access and alter the location, transparency, color, size and the font of the text. Besides having the capacity to add text in Windows Movie Maker, you may also apply different text effect in your text which can make them more visually appealing. To change the location of the text, you may just drag and drop it into your desired place. You may also set the start time and the duration of the text.
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Belgium's diversity and individuality mark it as one of the world's greatest brewing nations
Belgium's small size is misleading, because there's plenty of "there" there. The country is divided into two primary administrative, historical and cultural entities called Flanders and Wallonia (Flemish and French speaking, respectively). These regions connect with divergent traditions in Netherlands and France, while another area of Belgium to the east is inhabited by German speakers. As a meeting point for Dutch and German traditions of brewing and the French knack for wine and cooking, Belgium boasts elements of all these pleasurable pursuits, with the pinnacle of its achievement being reached in the country's beer and brewing heritage. A considerable component of cantankerous individuality remains a hallmark of Belgian brewing, with numerous styles, variations on styles, unclassifiable styles and just as many different methods of production combining to create perhaps 800 brands. These are served in Belgium's 35,000 pubs, the best of which use a different glass for every beer and stock vintages of some lambics and Trappists. We've chosen 55 fine Belgian ales to try and illustrate the amazing diversity of the country's beers, and we're always looking for others as they become available to us. Most are bottle-conditioned and will continue to evolve with time. If you've come to the point where you're ready for tastes you've never experienced, start in Belgium.
Belgium: Ales from Flanders
Geographically, Flanders is the northern part of Belgium. It borders the Netherlands to the north and France to the south. Beer styles associated with Flanders include wit (wheat ale), old brown and old red. For the beer hunter, there are many locales of interest in Flanders.
The fields around Poperinge, near to where some of the worst fighting in World War I took place, are home to Belgium's hop growing industry. Cities like Antwerp and Brugge (Bruges) boast several of the world's finest beer bars. There are breweries at two Trappist monasteries, where religion finally seems to make sense in bottle conditioned form.
Roeselare is a tremendously boring commercial town in most respects, but it is the home of Rodenbach, and any place where a beer traveler can step into almost any bar in town and get a draft Rodenbach for a buck and a half is worth visiting.
Drinking cheap Fall City neighborhood bars in Louisville during the 1950's just couldn't have been as good.
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Daring Flavorful Wallonian ales are capturing temptations
Wallonia is the French-speaking, southern half of Belgium that borders on France, Luxembourg and Germany. Although there are large cities, Wallonia is more rural than Flanders, and this would seem to lend itself to traditions of small scale, farmhouse brewing that result in a wide variety of individualistic, eclectic, artisanal ales that is impressive even by Belgian standards.
No Belgian brewery has harnessed Wallonian imagery better than Brasserie d'Achouffe, which operates in a tiny village in the Ardennes and would have you think that it is run by the gnomes that are its namesake. However, it is a thoroughly modern brewery with a letter perfect marketing scheme that makes fantastic ales and exports a large percentage of them.
Nearby is the little known Fantome brewery, serving an almost entirely local clientele, housed in a converted barn, and brewing wonderful ales. To the southwest, in Hainaut, three country breweries stand within a few miles of each other (Dupont, Vapeur and Dubuisson), and each specialize in very different styles of ale, which are sold locally as well as exported far and wide.
The Wallonian influence extends across the border to Northern France, where bieres de garde impressively dash the prejudices of bibulous Francophobes with their malty complexity and suitability with food. See the section on France for more information.
A good place to start on the web:
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Al-Hasan Al-Basri said with regard to Allah's statement From the evil of the envier when he envies, "This was the first sin to have been committed in heaven." [A reference to Satan's jealousy of Adam, `alaihis salam].
bringing out faults and hiding the good.
while his heart conceals his true feelings.
yet he accepts no excuses while he attacks.


On August 20, 2014, The Computer Security Division of The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released Interagency Report 7966 (NISTIR 7966). This report provides guidelines for the security of automated access management using Secure Shell (SSH). The report explains how those guidelines map directly to the security controls mandated in NIST 800-53 and the President's Cyber Security Framework.
These new developments within NIST have great significance for CISOs and other executives responsible for IT security. This white paper explains why NIST has taken these steps and what it means for IT security management not only within federal government agencies but also within the commercial sector.


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Richard Bentley (27 January 1662 – 14 July 1742) was an English classical scholar, critic, and theologian. He was Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.Bentley was the first Englishman to be ranked with the great heroes of classical learning and was known for his literary and textual criticism. Called the "founder of historical philology", Bentley is credited with the creation of the English school of Hellenism.
Items by Richard Bentley
P. Terentii Afri Comoediae (1829) | Richard Bentley
Nova editio stereotypa; ex recensione Bentleii.
View at Ghent University Library
History of the conquest of Peru with a preliminary view of the civilization of the incas | Richard Bentley
Illustrations: Illustrations; Illustrations: Maps; Illustrations: Plates; Edition: 3
View at Complutense University Library of Madrid
The Island of Sardinia including pictures of the manners and customs of the Sardinians, and notes on the antiquities and modern objects of interest in the island: to which is added some account of the House of Savoy (1849) | Richard Bentley
By John Warre Tyndale, ... In three volumes..; Microfilm; London; British Library; 1999; 1 reel(171fr.); 35 mm
History of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, the Catholic of Spain | Richard Bentley
History of the conquest of Mexico with a preliminary view of the ancient mexican civilization and the life of the conqueror Hernando Cortés | Richard Bentley
Illustrations: Illustrations; Edition: 4
Phædri ... Fabularum Æsopiarum libri quinque. Huic ed. accessere Publii Syri et aliorum Sententiæ, ex recens. cl. Bentlei (1818) | Richard Bentley
Ed. altera, castigata.; [Sig. M5 is mutilated].
P. Terentii Afri comoediae, ad ed. R. Bentleii expressae. Ed. stereotypa (1819) | Richard Bentley
The life of Richard Bentley, D.D Master of Trinity College, and Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge (1833) | Richard Bentley
Edition: 2; 2nd ed., revised and corrected.; with an account of his writings, and anecdotes of many distinguished characters during the period in which he flourished by James Henry Monk, D.D.; Includes index.
Memoirs of Sir Robert Peel | Richard Bentley
Publicado con autorización de Su Majestad.
M. Tullii Ciceronis Tusculanarum disputationum libri v. Cum comm. J. Davisii, et R. Bentleii emendationibus. Accedunt R. Bentleii emendationes hactenus ineditæ (1805) | Richard Bentley
Ed. nova.


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Rooms at the Motor Inn hotel provide modern appliances, such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and cable TV reception. They all include private bathrooms with hairdryer and some are equipped with a spa bath.
Guests can enjoy the hearty food served at the restaurant of the hotel or benefit from an attentive room service. Many cafes and pubs are in close proximity.
Riverview Motor Inn offers many outdoor activities, from fishing to sailing to horse riding in the natural surroundings. Khappinghat Natural Reserve is less than 3 km away.


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HARD NEWS 22/12/00 - The Gateway to Summer
Friday, 22 December 2000, 10:31 am
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GOOD DAY MEDIAPHILES .. and what a long, strange trip it's been. The Great Confidence Crash of 2000, the Winter of Discontent, soaring petrol prices, the Brain Drain the diving dollar, the failure to win an unspecified number of medals at the Olympics.
These were dark times. And then the Paul Holmes album came out and it appeared that our nerve as a nation might finally fail. That we might just slide into the ocean to the strains of 'Where Do You Go to My Lovely?'.
But we didn't. And suddenly the surveys show soaring confidence, the polls suggest public satisfaction and the sun is shining. GDP growth has recovered from its mid-year stall-out to hit 4.5% for the year to September.
Petrol has dropped 20 cents a litre in three weeks and the dollar roared back to 44 cents US this week - which is actually quite far enough, thanks. Getting there was pretty scary, but the dollar's readjustment to a level more commensurate with our place in the world has been the year's pivotal event.
The farmers, flush with export receipts, have begun to spend again and their money is washing down Queen Street and Lambton Quay. Theatro has closed but the Viaduct is alive again.
We're by no means out of the woods economically: the productive sector's failure to increase capacity to exploit the dollar boom; the tricky problem of how hard to squeeze inflation; and the prospects for the US economy, which was too hot for us this year but might be too cold the next. All these things - and to be honest, a bundle more besides - loom as challenges for us.
But we can head for the beach safe in the knowledge that the country won't be foreclosed in our absence. Actually, it never was going to be - no matter what Rich Poole and Roger Kerr told the world.
Their 'Young New Zealanders' scam was a turning point; things could not get more stupid and ugly and self-destructive. For me, it was having the agenda set by someone as just plain dim as Richie Rich. For Tony O'Reilly, it was a desire to avoid his assets flushing themselves down the toilet - hence the New Zealand Herald's overnight lurch to the centre. For the business leaders courted by the government it was the chance to become the new establishment. For most people it was just a chance to stop the national flagellation.
We finish the year with a government which has certainly had its whoopsies - more often to do with word rather than deed - but which is competent, stable and well led. It has, for better or worse, fulfilled all the senior partner's pre-election promises and has now hopefully settled into a more measured legislative style. It had better hope the image of prudence and ability to address the issues sticks, because it doesn't have a whole lot of money to spend itself to victory in two years' time.
I could go on about the national psyche, but I've done that at quite some length for the January Metro, so I suggest you read that. And I could go into an endless namecheck of admirable New Zealanders, but the December issue of Loop has already done that, so you should buy that too. And the Loop Select Edition, too. Feed Mark Cubey and you feed a nation.
I'll limit myself to showering thanks on everyone at and around bFM, which remains a force for all that is right about Auckland andNew Zealand. To the people who help distribute Hard News: Alastair Thompson at Scoop, Chris Hocquard at mp3.net.nz and Mark Proffit and Michael Witbrock at nz.com. To Ray Mills and Jonathan at the Goldmine for all the bargains. To everyone I work with in my various jobs and joblets. To Fiona, my partner in life and in Dubwise Arrangements Limited, purveyor of professional media solutions for discerning publishers. The directors have decided that the employees' Christmas bonus should take the form of a flash new espressso machine, and I can tell you that the workers - both of us - are most excited.
And thanks, in a broader sense, to everyone who makes something. In bigger economies you can - in fact you're pretty much obliged to - sit back and be a consumer. If life here at the end of the earth is to stack up to anything at all, we need to produce, especially in the cultural domain. The money's secondary - the work's the thing.
And so, of course, is the play. Auckland's party inclination is peaking as I speak and for the next month or so it's only going to get partier. But as you prepare to party like there's no tomorrow, do bear in mind that there is a tomorrow; you actually do have your whole life in front of you. Look after your friends too.
The Hard News Health Warning out of the way, I'm up for it. See you at Roger Sanchez tonight, Outdoor Styles tomorrow and the beach all summer long. I can hardly tell you how much I'm looking forward to kicking back and sleeping in. It's been a long year on the job. But it is Christmas in New Zealand; the Gateway to Sumnmer. And, in more ways than one, I'm so glad to be here ... G'bye!
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Since the writing of Predestination and Freewill, in 1964, many other presentations on this and allied topics have been forthcoming in various parts of the volumes making up "In Praise of Christ Jesus," and these the author now desires to arrange somewhat, taking from one chapter, another section of a chapter, arranging them in a sequence of topics, with what seems best in terms of some connective tissues of words for these various organs, while providing some slight revision, some amplification, some addition to present an easily accessible and select group of additional writings.
It is arranged in logical sequence in terms of its topic, with the sole validity of biblical predestinative perspective attested, its coherence, cohesion, non-reductionist treatment of all species of human data, and the conspectus of life; and its application in certain fields. Here its rightness sings in the silence of the dead philosphies which jangle futilely in the cultural palaces of this secular world.
as shown summarily in SMR Ch. 5.
Whether, then, the secular or the religious adventurism be in view, there is one resolution, one source and one resolution for them all, taken one by one, or in principle with their precepts.
Let us now consider the latter case.
One biblical mainland covers the coasts of the islands with one integral integrity: no phrase of redundancy, this attests the need for fidelity to the text of God's word and the cohesion of doctrine and concepts which results on all sides when this is done. In this way, the far-flung extremes which have for long sought to inflict themselves, sometimes indeed resulting from considerable provocation in the first place, on the biblical teaching, are shown met not with intemperance and reaction, but the word written in the Bible. To this all must return.
When this is done, it is little short of amazing how often its teaching is found to come not in the middle of the extremes, for this is no mere arithmetic exercise: but without their distant departures, in their midst. They fled like hounds at the sight of rabbits. They must come back to the word of God. Some went this way, some that; some were aroused by the errors of others; but there is only one place for return: to the word of the master, and that, it is the biblical text. The surprise at finding such all but uniform trend to go one way, on the one hand, and something like the opposite, on the other, thus making conflict assured, is after all, merely one further attestation of the word of God. You come back not to nothing, not to something new, but to what was the origin, the source.
This as always in all reason must now be taken as the only authoritative written resource, as before: the Bible. It does not alter: man's vagaries, give it no mutation, and himself no alternative.
When people with religious bent and some biblical background flee or rush this or that way, they disperse, about a central point. Some go further this way than others that way; but all come back only to one place: what is written. This serves both to explain their declivities, sometimes justly aroused by other declivities, and to attest that reality which is the central and certain teaching that lasts, outlasts and works.
When they move in mere philosophic adventurism, mouthing nullities and bespeaking the factually denied, embracing nothings as if old friends and calling on the powers of nature which ignores such babble as if it were disdainful, but in fact merely does what it was constructed to do, and that, it does not include the role of architect of its own being: they return to the land in another sense, perhaps. As crashes from the skies of merely metaphysical ramblings, without ground, with even possibility of truth (cf. SMR Ch. 3), they reach the mainland in another way.
Neither the islands of vacation from the word of God nor the skies of surveyal without His vision provide escape, solution or help. One Lord with one declaration to mankind continues alone viable for life; and the other option is merely death delayed in various drab colours, sometimes fashioned in psychedlic extravaganzas, till the Night Club of Illusion breaks under the weight of its own provocations.
Praise the Lord for His word, that anodyne to the futilities of arrant philosophy (as Paul shows it to be in its own wisdom in I Corinthians 1 and Colossians 8), as to the action-reaction complexes of misled ecclesiastical practice as it so often develops to become. Here is the resource of reason, which meets that created light in man with the uncreated light of God who has given us His own word, the Bible, for our instruction in truth and peace of heart; and here is the answer to this world's perplexities.
In the Reformation, man had to come back to it, and the follies which were wrongly wrought even in Christ's name as well as without it, were immense, the suffering most grievous, and the Inquisition was but one of these follies, the subduing passion of Islam another, just as the various secular imaginations of power and deceit in Statecraft, constitute a third (cf. News 122).
When man returns to the word of God, however, it is not however to pet theories about the Bible, that one must come, but to what it actually says.
"Making the word of God of no effect through your tradition, which you have delivered..."
That tradition of flesh, whether pseudo-ecclesiastical as in the direct target of Christ's censure, or secular with its own broken idols in its fallen midst, is man's Babel, as well as his babble. Some is pretentious, some directly delusive. And when it is done, man suffers, as in recent years, not least with the ludicrous passion of the Darwinists, that became so obviously racial in application as some thought they would have the pre-eminence, in this absurd pretension of a naturalism never with evidence, contrary to all evidence and all the major scientific laws!
Some fashioned themselves on survival with panache, as with Hitler, filled with fittest mythology; some on embracement with cohesion of the race, ex-class conflict while creating the greatest class abuse of all time in Communism. The two were opposing extremes with a central heart in secular naturalism, delused, delusive to many, and now dethroned in their intimate intimacies a Nature which neither claps its hands when one 'class' replaces another, in rebellious mouthings of the modern highwayman, nor when one race seeks to show its pre-eminence, which is far from this, when it reposes itself upon itself, and forgets the birthplace of all races and races.
What then, let the Slav or the Aryan show its pre-eminence and get on with the serious business of evolving... or the masses become a dictator to whom dictation is given on a scale almost unique in history... But what is the result ? Superb super-men ? Scarcely, but devil-deluded humanistic devices debasing man and persecuting him to the grave in writhing millions.
What comes ? War and pain and depravity and deprivation and the subordination of man to man; and to whom is he subordinated ? It is to what is less than bestial, what, in accord the spiritual pith of man, rather resembles the devilish. Man abandoning normal restraints even of the dimmest kind with his own kind, breathing fire and inflamed with futilities, has dismembered man, but found nothing super-mannish in the process. He merely submerged into his own proud midst, and dies in the dust; and where he is not yet so immolated, he is mortified with the follies (usually of others), while some new variant thing of some old theme pursues its new arrant passion, whether this be internationalism, humanism or some other broken idol of pretence (cf. Aviary of Idolatry); for man is no better is the aggregate when the foundation is not built; and founded on himself, he is merely living a lie.
It is not man who made man, nor yet nature, which writes no books, but is written (TMR Ch.1). Even large churches have gone astray, sucked into the moral and logical vacuum of such vacuousness, tediously trying to manipulate their heritage into the new look.
Like gliders soaring on hot air currents, man in his philosophic craft has been wandering, now with religious colour patches on the wings, now with mere straight aluminium, and aloft it gets cold so that in the frigidities and rigours of his ascension, a mere mockery without foundation, he surveys the scene imagining that technology gives wisdom, or that philosophic currents provide truth, that existence within the system donates royal rule over it, that being an inventive and cogitative being, he has neither source nor recourse, that all is his, and that the non-sovereignty of his often devilish past in its clouds and shrouds, is a prelude to the wonders of his future.
Even when the fultility is evident, as in Milton's Paradise Lost, he seems to chant like some mantra, Better to rule in hell than serve in heaven!
But alas for the elevated thoughts of his gliding ascent, there is no rule in hell, for it is mere judgment where the follies of the past making companions out of those of the present, present their fatal emptiness in the absence of light (cf. Ezekiel 32:16ff.). Not their preference, it simply becomes their environment, as for cockroaches which scuttle from events. Man's outreaches do not after all control what they see, and they return to earth, after the excursions, if anything, colder than when they left (cf. News 152). Nature does not agree with its subordination to this flesh (cf. TMR Chs. 1, 8, A Spiritual Potpourri Chs. 1-9, Wake Up World! Your Creator is Coming ... Ch. 5, Spiritual Refreshings Ch. 13); and it is non-co-operative with regal illusion on the part of parts of our race (cf. SMR pp.140ff., TMR Ch. 8), which seeking to control its thought, bring many to that delusion which destroys with them.
After a generation, yes 3 generations illustrating the supreme and superb truth of the word of prophecy, in the falling away of many former bastions of church power (as in II Thessalonians 2, foretold), together with the multitudinous arousing and arising of various sects* wresting the word of God with manifest error to their own downfall, it is beautiful to see the still, small voice that is divine, these millenia teaching us its biblical truth, in that sole authorised, written declaration of God to mankind, requiring attention. The shouting of various extremes does not drown it, for it persists in the quiet of the night, and is constant in the writhings and sores of mankind, as it deludes itself in the folly of idolatries both secular and religious, and moves in its hopes to some amalgam, with the dangerous mercury content so difficult for dentists facing the errors of the past in this day.
No amalgam of the word of God works, even when errors occur in too rapid reaction to other errors, as is so common. That is one of its multiplied and constantly attested marvels: mistreat it and you suffer for it. It is just the same if you misuse your wrist, and sprain or strain it. It must be used justly!
The church of Jesus Christ, meanwhile, continues as at the first, persecuted, despised, but contributing massively to the peace and beauty that remains in this world, alone showing that way which is not a submergence of church in the state, or the philosophy of the times (as in some of the failing churches shown in Revelation 2-3 - though emphatically NOT ALL were such!), but in the word of God, dynamised by the Spirit of God, receptive of divine love and impelled to disperse it to man, where he will receive it, operating alone in the name of Jesus Christ, who has given His Church His own mandate, until He comes.
Hate does not help where life still abides; and its proper application for man is in the detestation not only of biological and medical woes as they form the predicted plagues, now AIDS, now SARS (cf. Matthew 24:7 in its environmental setting - SMR Ch. 8), but of those that being spiritual, have far worse application, and need far greater avoidance.
That word of God, the Bible, continues its ineffaceable testimony, its ineradicable truth and its summary execution of folly on the block of reality, efficacy and empirical actuality, reinforced with absolute solution of all problems and the declaration of the vacuous pretension of the alternative which imagines but never provides (cf. Spiritual Refreshings ... Ch. 16, Repent or Perish Ch. 7, SMR Chs. 1, 3, 5, and 10). It not only solves the chronic torments of philosophy in all fields, but exposes with judicious splendour, the errors of man, tracing the prognosis which now transpires with delicious ease (cf. Answers to Questions Ch. 5), and verifiable accuracy not years, not decades, not centuries, but millenia beforehand.
Meanwhile, let us return to our current vital subject, in terms of the marvels of PREDESTINATION and the WAYS of WILL. The hyperlinks on our Home Web Page at http://webwitness.org.au/indexes.html will continue to provide the INDEXES which enable a broad access not only to nearly all that is included here, but more also. This new volume, however, is selected and arranged, to enable readier thought access and greater cohesion and comprehension, with some extension in the midst of the wonders of this engaging and inspiring field. .
There is a first chapter also, which will usefully introduce some of the emphases for the reader.
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c) That Magnificent Rock, Ch.7.
* For this phenomenon, see Index, but also Things Old and New Chs. 9, 10, Epilogue and Appendix. For more on apostasy, see index as above (this time at unity), World Council of Churches, together with such items as News 121, 122, and the many references therein.
By presenting this selection, sometimes a whole chapter with interpretation and application, sometimes a part or on occasion, a small part, sometimes with a substantial review or addition, it is hoped that the reader may find the stimulus of continuity, instead of a spread series of works, the convenience of proximity and the additional application of some of these topics, precisely to the area and arena of predestination and the wonders of will.
Further, application will be made or provided more fully. Thus, this will complement as well as compile.
In addition, the examples of work on these topics listed above with the relevant hyperlinks are to enable easier access to yet more material, while the contents for both SMR and The Rest, give yet broader references.
Simply for convenience, the original volume's index is also added below, after the contents list for the present volume, which now follows.
contrasted with the damaging pollutions of profane inventions that splutter and do not move. An exhibit of foul and fair in predestinative precincts and the majesty and scope, harmony and sufficiency of the biblical deposition.
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Development economics: from classical to critical analysis
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Engel, S. N. (2010). Development economics: from classical to critical analysis. In R. A. Denemark (Eds.), The International Studies Encyclopedia Volume II (pp. 874-892). West Sussex: Blackwell Publishing.
When development economics emerged as a sub-discipline of economics in the 1950s its main concern, like that of most economic theory, was (and largely remains) under-standing how the economies of nation-states have grown and expanded. This means it has been concerned with looking at the sources and kinds of economic expansion measured via increases in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the role of different inputs into production (capital, labor, and land), the impact of growth in the various sectors of the economy (agriculture, manufacturing, and service sectors), and, to a lesser extent, the role of the state. These concerns are at the heart of classical and neoclassical development economics. In contrast, most radical development economics starts from the other side of the coin -how to improve the welfare of the population and the planet -although much development economics in the Marxist and neo-Marxist vein ultimately also focuses on national income. Nevertheless, what can be seen here are two fundamentally different approaches to the core issue of what exactly "development" is, which is what underlies this exploration of the key ideas of classical, neoclassical, neo-Marxist, and critical approaches to development economics.
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Fed Chair Powell to launch listening tour to revamp Fedspeak
Brian Cheung
Yahoo Finance November 16, 2018
Get ready for a new era in Fedspeak.
The Federal Reserve announced Thursday that it will be reviewing its "strategies, tools, and communication practices" it uses with regard to its dual mandate of maximum employment and price stability. The review could invite big changes to how the Fed arrives at its policy decisions and how it explains those decisions to the public.
"With labor market conditions close to maximum employment and inflation near our 2 percent objective, now is a good time to take stock of how we formulate, conduct, and communicate monetary policy," Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a statement.
The Fed will embark on a listening tour through its reserve banks, in addition to a research conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in June. In 2020, the Fed will wrap up its review and report its findings.
The timing of the review appears to line up with the Fed's runway on its approach to the level of "neutral" interest rates at which the economy is on a sustainable path. Some Fed speakers think it will be another two to three more 25-basis-point increases before the central bank can end its commitment to a gradual path of rate hikes.
Vincent Reinhart, chief economist for Standish Mellon Asset Management, told Yahoo Finance that the timing of the Fed's broad review falls in line with the Fed's timeline on getting the economy to its neutral rate. Reinhart said an easy victim of the change would be the dot plot of each FOMC member's projected rate paths included in the quarterly summary of economic projections. He argued that once the economy is at neutral, the Fed should not have to promise higher or lower interest rates.
"Don't promise more than you can deliver," Reinhart said. "And in that case, in conventional policy, you shouldn't be able to predict what you can do next."
The "dot plot" showing FOMC participants' projections of the rate path as of the most recent summary of economic projections, released September 26, 2018. Source: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
The review has wide enough a net to cover more than just the SEPs; the Fed could also revisit the models that it consults in its policymaking and the definition of its inflation target, among other things. The findings will ultimately depend on the feedback that the Fed solicits in its year-long process, which could involve town hall-style public sessions.
Powell has prioritized transparency since becoming Fed Chair.
"We strive to explain our actions in a way that enhances our actions in a way that enhances the public's understanding of our goals and methods," Powell said in his swearing-in ceremony. "We will continue to pursue ways to improve transparency both in monetary policy and in regulation."
Powell has already changed the Fed's policy on communication by pledging press conferences at each of the Fed's eight FOMC meetings; currently the Fed only gives the media the opportunity to question the Fed Chair in four meetings each year. He said Wednesday that the press conferences will make each meeting "live" for possible rate increases. Since raising from the zero-bound, the Fed has generally aligned rate hike announcements with FOMC meeting with a press conference.
Morgan Stanley published a note Thursday saying that the 2019 press conferences will give the press plenty of opportunities to ask Powell for updates on the ongoing review of its strategies, tools, and communication.
Brian Cheung is a reporter covering the banking industry and the intersection of finance and policy for Yahoo Finance. You can follow him on Twitter @bcheungz.
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BBC Sport's Oliver Brett talks to umpire David Shepherd ahead of his third successive World Cup final.
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Shepherd has stood in 126 one-day internationals and 69 Tests since 1983
He scored 10, 672 runs during a 14-year playing career for Gloucestershire
Awarded an MBE in 1997
Q. David, it's your third World Cup Final. When you stood in your first in 1996 did you think you would be here seven years later?
A. Oh no, not for one moment. It's a great honour to be asked to do it for a third time.
Q. How much has the World Cup changed over the years?
A. In 1983 I stood in my first World Cup. I had only just started umpiring in those days. The first three tournaments were all held in England and we just used English umpires then but it's grown tremendously.
I think the first World Cup lasted about a fortnight whereas we are out here in South Africa and it's lasting eight weeks. So that's how much the game has grown worldwide.
Q. Steve Bucknor of the West Indies is also standing in his third World Cup final. The two of you must be very experienced at working with each other?
A. Yes, we have umpired a lot together. We know each other's habits. He's known as Mr Slow Death. He gives the nod and then the finger, but he's a great guy to work with.
Q. Is the final being played between the strongest two teams in the competition?
A. I think so. India and Australia have played the best cricket so they deserve to be there. I felt a bit for the West Indies, though. They were really knocked out by rain.
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Q. Did you notice less buzz about the place once South Africa were knocked out?
A. I certainly did. There was a marked difference in the attitude of the whole country. Everything seemed to fall a lot flatter but I suppose that's understandable.
Q. Are you too experienced to get nervous before a big match?
A. Certainly not. I always get nervous and if I didn't I would feel there was something wrong. It's just like the players.
Q. Can you explain why you hop about when the score is 111?
A. I developed it really playing club cricket back in Devon.
I'm a bit of a superstitious character so I carried on doing it when I played for Gloucestershire - nobody noticed of course - and when I started umpiring I carried on doing it and I thought nobody would notice it but of course they did.
Q. What was it like having to take Waqar Younis out of the attack for bowling beamers in the Pakistan-Australia match?
A. We have regulations in cricket. A beamer is a lethal delivery and has no part in the game of cricket and it's up to umpires to see they aren't bowled.
If he bowls one he is warned. If he bowls another he has to be taken out of the attack. I was just going by the regulations though it was the first time I had had to do it.
Q. And finally, what will happen in the final?
A. Well they are two very strong sides and let's hope it's a strong final. It's not for me to say who will win the match. I just hope it's a great game of cricket.
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'The Lord is Good': Boy Tossed from Mall of America Balcony Moved from Intensive Care
Michael Foust | ChristianHeadlines.com Contributor | Tuesday, August 6, 2019
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The family of a 5-year-old boy who was thrown off a balcony at the Mall of America in April is thanking God after he was moved out of intensive care and into a physical rehab program.
The boy, known only by his first name, Landen, was nearly killed four months ago when a stranger picked him up and tossed him 40 feet from the third-floor balcony to the first floor below at the Minnesota mall. The stranger, Emmanuel D. Aranda, pled guilty to attempted first-degree murder and said he had gone to the mall "looking for someone to kill."
Noah Hanneman, a family friend, posted a statement last week from the family on their GoFundMe page.
"The Lord is good, and we are thankful," the statement read. "We are happy to report that our son is no longer in intensive care and has been moved to an inpatient, physical rehab program at another hospital to help him continue to heal and focus on the next phase of his recovery.
"There is hard work ahead! And, our beautiful boy has endured much already, but he is strong and his spirit remains vibrant," the statement said. "We continue to be eternally grateful for every prayer, every act of kindness and the love this world has [shown] us throughout this journey. Thank You."
The GoFundMe fundraiser netted just over $1 million from more than 29,000 donors for Landen's medical bills and recovery. He had more than 15 medical procedures or surgeries, according to a June 25 update from the family.
The family has been open about their faith. The June 25 update said they "thank Jesus" for his survival, which they call a "miracle."
In April, they thanked people for praying.
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Find a Heart is an album by Denise Donatelli. It earned Donatelli a Grammy Award nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Album.

Track listing
 "Big Noise, New York" (Marcelle Clements, Donald Fagen) – 6:17
 "Love and Paris Rain" (Russell Ferrante. Will Kennedy, Brenda Russell) – 5:26
 "Spaced Out (En Babia)" (Geoffrey Keezer, Susan Marder) – 4:23
 "Practical Arrangement" (Rob Mathes, Gordon Sumner) – 3:56
 "Find a Heart" (David Crosby) – 5:32
 "Not Like This" (Jeremy Lubbock) – 4:10
 "Eyes That Say I Love You" (Denise Donatelli) – 5:10
 "In This Moment" (Billy Childs, Donatelli, Marder) – 5:38
 "Troubled Child" (Jonathan Cain, Steve Perry, Neal Schon) – 5:31
 "Midnight Sun" (Sonny Burke, Lionel Hampton, Johnny Mercer) – 6:21
 "Day Dream" (Duke Ellington, John Latouche, Billy Strayhorn) – 5:35

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