I need to keep this brief, as I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed, and time on the computer may be limited for awhile. But basically, John is back in the hospital, with an infection, inflammation, or disease of undetermined origin, which isThey're bombarding him with lots of big-guns type meds, and doing lots of tests (CAT scan yesterday, and bronchoscopy and biopsy tomorrow) in the hope of finding and treating whatever it is.
We're remaining positive, and focusing on how much he's come through already, how many other challenges he's faced successfully, and how skilled his doctors and caregivers are. I'm trying to visit daily, and painting every other hour God sends, with a little housecleaning thrown in as needed - and trying to pay extra attention to the furkids too, who seem to be confused by his absence.
As far as the painting goes (which must continue) I'll share the latest pieces here - a trio of original paintings, two sold and one remaining...
That shared, I'm off to feed and water the menagerie now, and to begin work on another piece.
Thanks so very much to all those on facebook who have offered prayers, positive energy and well wishes. You have no idea how much we appreciate them.
What a wonderful month this is shaping up to be!
It began with a near week-long visit with dear friends from the Carolinas. It's always fun to see friends, but this week, I had the chance to show them around beautiful Lancaster County. I took my camera, but we were having so much fun, I'm afraid I only remembered to use it sporadically. A few decent shots were captured though.
We visited a number of shops and galleries, including Carsons in the Cornfield, where I drooled over the architectural salvage and hardware...
The day after our friends departed for points north, John and I were visited by a local pastor and his wife, who work with a local organization doing home repairs and maintenance for people in the community with challenges (my leg and John's multiple health issues). The upshot is, they'll be back with a bigger crew the week after next to clean gutters, repair fenceposts, tear down our old eyesore of a shed (seriously, the only thing holding it together is rust), and do a bit of weeding and mulching. What a blessing!!
And today I saw one of my oldest and dearest friends for lunch and coffee. So although it's only the 9th, June is sure shaping up to be a fabulous month, and so filled with blessings - not the least of which is lots of fresh painting inspiration...
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In the meantime, we're off to Lancaster this morning, where we'll visit Central Market and few galleries and shops for First Friday...


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However, Ubisoft didn’t mention in a tweet that it also won’t be making any more NFT drops for the game. The company later thanked players who bought the so-called Digits on the Quartz website:” (via GamesIndustry.biz).
The final NFT drop for Breakpoint was released on March 17, just a few months after introducing its platform Quartz. Although it received huge backlash and didn’t become commercially successful, some players who claimed these NFTs might now feel deceived by the publisher’s decision to stop Breakpoint content support.
Despite this news, Ubisoft is now working on “future drops coming with other games.” The company continues to ignore player feedback and seemingly won’t stop its foray into the blockchain area. As Ubisoft Strategic Innovations Lab VP Nicolas Pouard said last month, gamers just “don’t get” what NFTs can bring to them.


The Skull Hawaiian shirt is the ultimate outdoor garment for that island vibe. This shirt combines a Hawaiian print with the traditional skull print and has become one of the most popular shirts in the world. It’s also a great shirt to layer with your favorite pair of jeans, shorts or even slacks. It’s perfect for any occasion!
I love wearing Hawaiian shirts. The tropical imagery, the warm weather and just the overall feel of having a shirt you can wear all year round. So when I saw that my favorite shirt brand was now selling clothes in multiple coloa couple more styles with you guys. This is what I’ll be showing you today – Skull Hawaiian shirts! Get your brand noticed by wearing this style of shirt!
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1 LESSON 7 -- CREDIT REPORTS AND CREDIT SCORES LESSON DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND Using the Better Money Habits video What s the Difference Between a Credit Report and a Credit Score? (www.bettermoneyhabits.com), this lesson explains the differences between credit reports and credit scores. It is designed to be used as either an introduction to, or a review, of Lesson 13: Applying for Credit in Financial Fitness for Life, Grades It includes basic information on credit scores, the three credit reporting agencies, and the importance of monitoring your credit history. The video is about 3 minutes, and this activity takes one 45 minute class period to complete. BETTER MONEY HABITS VIDEO Credit: What Is Credit?: What s the Difference Between a Credit Report and a Credit Score? (2:46) FINANCIAL FITNESS FOR LIFE CONNECTION, GRADES 9-12 Lesson 13: Applying for Credit ECONOMIC AND PERSONAL FINANCE CONCEPTS Credit History Credit Report Credit Score NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR FINANCIAL LITERACY Standard 4. Credit, Benchmark: Grade Lenders make credit decisions based in part on consumer payment history. Credit bureaus record borrowers credit and payment histories and provide that information to lenders in credit reports. 6. Lenders can pay to receive a borrower s credit score from a credit bureau. A credit score is a number based on information in a credit report and assesses a person s credit risk. BETTER MONEY HABITS: HIGH SCHOOL 1
2 OBJECTIVES At the end of this lesson, the student will be able to: Explain the differences between credit scores and credit reports. Identity the three credit reporting agencies. List the five components of a credit score. Compute the debt to credit ratio. TIME REQUIRED One 45 minute class period MATERIALS Handout 7.1: Credit Reports and Credit Scores Handout 7.2: Why a Credit History Is Important Posterboard and markers Computer access if possible PROCEDURE 1. Tell students to imagine they are applying for a job or a scholarship at the local university. Ask them to name some of the qualities potential employers or scholarship committees would use to evaluate them. Put the list on the board and discuss the answers, asking students to explain why they are important criteria to consider. 2. Tell students to imagine they are applying for a loan to buy a car or for a college education. Ask them to name some of the qualities potential lenders would use to evaluate them as a borrower. Put that list on the board and compare it with the list in Procedure 1. Encourage students to discuss the importance of having good character, whether applying for a loan or applying for a job or scholarship. Remind them that people use various ways to determine what type of person we are, and many of those decisions are made by people who do not know us personally. 3. Use this discussion to introduce the video. Tell them this video will help explain credit scores and credit reports, two important parts of their credit history. Distribute copies of Handout 6.1 for students to complete while watching the video. 4. Show the video. After watching the video, review the student answers to Handout 7.1 and answer any questions students may have. (Note: You may want to collect Handout 7.1 or allow them to use it as a guide to answer questions on Handout 7.2.) BETTER MONEY HABITS: HIGH SCHOOL 2
3 5. Put students in small groups. Distribute copies of Handout 7.2. Tell students they are going to discuss what they learned in the video by answering the questions on Handout After they have completed Handout 7.2, have each group prepare a poster with information about credit scores and credit reports to hang up in the classroom. CLOSURE To summarize this lesson, review the information included on their posters and discuss any additional questions they have about the importance of a good credit history. ASSESSMENT Refer to Procedure 6, with the poster activity serving as the assessment. EXTENSION Refer to Lesson 13, Financial Fitness for Life, Grades View additional videos from Better Money Habits, including What Really Goes into Your Credit Score?; What Is a Good Credit Score?, and How Credit Scores Affect Interest Rates. Distribute copies of the Better Money Habits poster Your Credit Score: How It s Calculated for students to use with this lesson. BETTER MONEY HABITS: HIGH SCHOOL 3
4 HANDOUT 7.1 CREDIT REPORTS AND CREDIT SCORES GUIDED NOTES: WHAT IS A Complete this handout while viewing Better Money Habits: What is a Credit Score? (www.bettermoneyhabits.com) A credit report is a compiled of all your accounts and payments. It can include a loan, credit, student loans, and a mortgage. Credit reports are maintained by three credit reporting agencies:,, and. A free copy of your credit report can be obtained every. A credit score is a that helps lenders assess your ability to repay a loan. A credit score consists of components. Payment history: % Debt to credit ratio: % Length of credit history: % Types of credit: % New credit accounts or inquiries: % The most common credit score is call the. Credit scores range from on the low end to on the high end. BETTER MONEY HABITS: HIGH SCHOOL 4
5 HANDOUT 7.2 WHY A CREDIT HISTORY IS IMPORTANT Write a paragraph that answers the following questions about the importance of having a good credit history. 1. What is a credit history, and how is it used? 2. How does a person s credit history affect their future decisions? 3. How does a person s credit history impact their ability to reach their future goals? 4. How does a person s credit history influence their future purchasing power? 5. What steps can a person take to protect their credit history? BETTER MONEY HABITS: HIGH SCHOOL 5
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“Thoroughly check your venue for what types of technology it can accommodate. Ask yourself if you’re going to use TV monitors versus projectors?Do you want 720p resolution or HD?Your venue might have complicated A/V setup, and that can get difficult to manage if you’re not prepared. After checking your equipment, do everything you can to ensure the venue can support WiFi for your interactive digital signage. I also advise against using a WiFi network with ‘splash screens’ (like a hotel’s guest network) because it makes it harder to keep an internet connection.”


We are equal. Diplomat Ž.Juška toured Lithuania with a single-gear bicycle – what did he discover? | Life
Ž.Juška is from Klaipėda. Although he already lives in the sixth state, he considers Klaipeda as his native home. The man holds a doctorate in law and is currently a European Union diplomat in Ukraine. What already, and the travel diplomat really doesn’t miss. Only stability is lacking.
“Living in different countries and constantly changing the circle of those around me, I had to find a hobby that was constant and accompanied along the way. The bicycle has become a tool that helps to “pass” the feeling of the clock and get to know places that not only tourists do not visit, but also know about the desired rare local, “says the interlocutor.
I implemented 3 sports challenges: in 4 days I cycled 600 km, ran a marathon and cycled around Lithuania.
In addition, cycling, according to the man, is rarely monotonous, because it is well possible to cover very long distances – even 200 kilometers per day.
“Unlike other vehicles, the bike can travel off-road as well as easily maintain speeds above 20 km / h, so you need to focus on the road surface to keep your tongue off,” he smiles.
It is for this reason that the legendary Dutch bike he has brought to the country in Ukraine so far, and almost every weekend in the host country where he currently lives, the train is a standard mountain bike vehicle.
“Recently, I covered the longest weekend 650 km along the Dnieper from Kiev to Kremenchuk, and return through Cherkasy on the other side of the rivers. The images are really captivating, because due to the dam the Dnieper in places looks like the sea. But Ukraine is not a native Lithuania, but a new stop in the world, so there is no place for a legendary bicycle, ”says the interlocutor.
On a trip with the studio “buddy”
Still, the legendary Dutch bike did a great job this summer. After returning to Lithuania, the man decided to go on an unconventional trip around Lithuania, fulfilling a dream cherished for ten years.
“This year I defended my doctorate in law in the Netherlands, and the path towards it required a great deal of effort. I told myself: when, if not now to celebrate life? In this way, I promised myself and between Kiev and Odessa, ran a marathon and cycled around Lithuania, ”he said openly.
It was this unnecessary choice of bicycle for the trip. He joked with his friends that the legendary trip should be a legendary bike.
“The best year of studies in the Netherlands has been spent with this bike, so he wants to become a mocking object among his friends with a lot of funny moments. Although I have a good mountain bike, there was no doubt that by realizing the old dream, the old bike will give that necessary sense of irony to the whole trip, “the diplomat explained.
Photo from personal archive Start of trip
The man on the route did not scramble thoroughly before the trip. Gathered during his trip. Want, says the man, travels impromptu – it makes you feel free, not stuck in a frame.
When the trip started in Vilnius, it was followed by Dzūkija, Suvalkija, Klaipėda, northern Lithuania, the edges of lakes and the return to Vilnius via Molėtai. “I used different types of accommodation: a tent, an Airbnb, a friend’s shelter and cheap hotels,” he said.
I was fascinated by Dzūkija
The main purpose of the interlocutor’s trip was not to rush too much, to get to know the towns and villages and to appreciate life in Lithuania after cycling in Kosovo, Ukraine and other countries. The man was most impressed by Dzūkija, who, according to the interlocutor, has an exceptional aura, and it seems that people cherish their environment.
“I couldn’t believe how beautifully small towns in Lithuania got along. I thought that Marijampolė, Rokiškis or Naujoji Akmenė would be forgotten corners, but the view pleasantly surprised me: a lot of young people, well-being and many renovated houses. However, it must be emphasized that with the help of the EU, such changes would be naive to expect.
I made sure that active physical activity is a must for every individual; it allows you to train inner peace.
Lithuania has been hung with hundreds of EU signs, and financial assistance for one or another project has been announced. However, there is no need to drive God into the tree: Lithuania has changed greatly with its efforts, its desire to align with the West, not the East. The overall picture was strengthened by my trips to Ukraine this year, where there are more towns that have changed since Soviet times, and the roads are often in a tragic condition, ”he says.
In contrast to towns, rural areas in Lithuania, according to the man, have a lot of room for improvement, because r identified collapsing houses, a large number of unpaved roads (especially in northern Lithuania) and alcoholism, which is seen with the naked eye.
Traveling around Lithuania was different than abroad. “In fact, Lithuania is very advanced in terms of tourism. Our terrain is relatively flat, so it is not so easy to get out of the comfort zone, it is possible with other states. In Kosovo, for example, they had to run away from stray dogs, drive through littered oases, breathe heavily polluted air or scrape steep mountains.
It is true that a new experience was provided by an overnight stay in a tent in a rye field in Vilkaviškis district and by wolves marching nearby, which could be felt by the pushes of other animals and speeded up by hearing the stories of those around them, ”the diplomat compares.
Photo from personal archive Living in a tent
The man from his bicycle trips continued to be remembered by Vietnam – after the towns, not all tourists visit. “Feel like a Hollywood star because people are trying to touch you and take pictures, even very intrusively,” he says.
Surrounders wonder what the purpose is to harm themselves in this way
And how does a person greet a traveler by bicycle? They, according to the man, often fail in any way to understand how such distances can be covered and to ask what the purpose is to thus save the damage.
“I had a similar opinion about 8 years ago. True, during that time I assured that active p, ”said the interlocutor.
In addition, according to the man, another thing is very important: to want to overcome great sports challenges, there must be psychology and will, and only then physical preparation.
Bicycle Sigismund does not push far into the basement and already draws new directions in his mind. “A few days ago he returned from Kenya, where he celebrated his father’s anniversary, but this time he traveled only in traditional tourist ways. “I am very fascinated by Africa, so now the idea of cycling in Madagascar or Botswana is flowing, but I would not go to these countries alone,” the diplomat smiles.
Photo from personal archive End of trip
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Aris is one irritable man in their thirties who works as a courier. He was a trainee lawyer, trying to work again in the field of legal vain, sitting up, always in the shadow of his father, who is a famous lawyer, with whom relations are bad. One day, while carrying a parcel in an abandoned mansion is attacked by unknown and anesthetized. When he wakes up, is belted with explosives, a mechanism to count backwards, and a handset from which he is talking to a mysterious man. Forced to follow the instructions, Aris will be run throughout the city to collect keys to stop the mechanism, while trying to discover the identity of the man and why he was chosen. Will review what he knows about the past and will be in a marathon survival and action between police and criminals of the time who is more dwindling.
Directed By: Andreas Lampropoulos, Kostas Skiftas
Cast: Apostolis Totsikas, Evgenia Dimitropoulou, Tasos Nousias, Nikos Orphanos, Nikos Kouris, Constantinos Markoulakis, Yorgos Karamihos, Irini Balta, Thodoris Atheridis, Manos Gavras, Giorgos Roustemis


The Centre for Robotics and Neural Systems hosts the CRNS talks series with prestigious and passionate invited speakers from both research communities and industry.
The seminars are held online, open to the general public and free to attend. For further details, please contact Dr Amir Aly; the coordinator of the CRNS talk series.
Dr Alessandra Sciutti - Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Italy
Dr Rachid Alami - National Center of Scientific Research (LAAS-CNRS) - France
Dr Séverin Lemaignan - PAL robotics - Spain
Professor Mehul Bhatt - Örebro University - Sweden
Dr Michael Spranger - SONY AI - Japan
Professor Jochen Triesch - Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies - Germany
Dr Harold Soh - National University of Singapore (NUS) - Singapore
Dr Ben Robins - University of Hertfordshire - UK
Dr Ben Robins - University of Hertfordshire, UK
Wednesday 11 May 2022 - 11:00-12:30
Robots as therapeutic tools: Encouraging social interaction skills in children with autism
There is no video due to confidentiality.
The talk will present several robots including the childlike robot KASPAR which was developed at the University of Hertfordshire, UK, and the ways in which the robots can engage autistic children in simple interactive activities such as turn-taking and imitation games, and how the robots assume the role of a social mediator - encouraging children with autism to interact with other people (children and adults).
The talk will also present several case study examples taken from the work with children with autism at schools and at family homes, showing the possible implementation of KASPAR for therapeutic or educational objectives. These case studies show how the robot can:
help to break the isolation,
encourage the use of language,
mediate child-child or child-adult interaction,
help children with autism manage collaborative play,
compliment the work in the classroom,
provide the opportunity for basic embodied and cognitive learning (e.g. cause an effect; exploring basic emotions such as ‘happy’ and ‘sad’; Visual Perspective Taking skills),
at home – bring the family together.
Wednesday 4 May 2022 - 11:00-12:30
Human Models for Trust and Communication
At CLeAR, we believe human models are crucial for fluent human-robot collaboration. When coupled with planning/learning, human models enable robots to display intelligent interactive behavior. However, crafting good human models remains difficult.
In this talk, we’ll discuss facets of human modeling, starting with our efforts in capturing human trust in the robot. We’ll discuss a perspective that views trust as function learning and the impact this has in multi-task scenarios. Next, we will cover MIRROR, a new approach to quickly learn human models that are useful for (communication) planning. MIRROR is inspired by social projection theory, which hypothesizes that humans use self-models to understand others. In a similar manner, MIRROR leverages robot self-models learned using RL to bootstrap human modeling. We will examine how MIRROR performs relative to state-of-the-art methods using simulations and a human-subjects study. Finally, we’ll discuss how MIRROR can be extended towards real-time human-robot collaboration, and take a broader perspective of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Wednesday 27 April 2022 - 11:00-12:30
Learning to see without supervision
Biological brains can learn much more autonomously than today’s AI systems and robots. How does this work and can we reproduce such autonomous learning abilities in artificial systems? Over the last years we have been studying this question for the case of visual perception. We have constructed models of how human infants learn to see the world in three dimensions, begin to track moving objects and learn to recognize them without any supervision. We have compared these models to biological data and validated them on physical robots. Studying the computational principles underlying these learning processes, we highlight effective information compression as the central driving force behind our brain’s ability to learn to see without supervision.
Wednesday 30 March 2022 - 11:00-12:30
Many potential applications of artificial intelligence involve making real-time decisions in physical systems while interacting with humans. Automobile racing represents an extreme example of these conditions; drivers must execute complex tactical manoeuvres to pass or block opponents while operating their vehicles at their traction limits. Racing simulations, such as the PlayStation game Gran Turismo, faithfully reproduce the non-linear control challenges of real race cars while also encapsulating the complex multi-agent interactions.
Here we describe how we trained agents for Gran Turismo that can compete with the world’s best e-sports drivers. We combine state-of-the-art, model-free, deep reinforcement learning algorithms with mixed-scenario training to learn an integrated control policy that combines exceptional speed with impressive tactics. In addition, we construct a reward function that enables the agent to be competitive while adhering to racing’s important, but under-specified, sportsmanship rules. We demonstrate the capabilities of our agent, Gran Turismo Sophy, by winning a head-to-head competition against four of the world’s best Gran Turismo drivers. By describing how we trained championship-level racers, we demonstrate the possibilities and challenges of using these techniques to control complex dynamical systems in domains where agents must respect imprecisely defined human norms.
Artificial visual intelligence: Perceptual commonsense for human-centred cognitive technologies
This talk addresses computational cognitive vision and perception at the interface of (spatial) language, (spatial) logic, (spatial) cognition, and artiﬁcial intelligence. Summarizing recent works, I present general methods for the semantic interpretation of dynamic visuospatial imagery with an emphasis on the ability to perform abstraction, reasoning, and learning with cognitively rooted structured characterizations of commonsense knowledge pertaining to space and motion. I will particularly highlight:
explainable models of computational visuospatial commonsense at the interface of symbolic and neural techniques;
deep semantics, entailing systematically formalised declarative (neurosymbolic) reasoning and learning with aspects pertaining to space, space-time, motion, actions & events, spatio-linguistic conceptual knowledge; and
general foundational commonsense abstractions of space, time, and motion needed for representation mediated (grounded) reasoning and learning with dynamic visuospatial stimuli.
The presented works –demonstrated in the backdrop of applications in autonomous driving, cognitive robotics, visuoauditory media, and cognitive psychology– are intended to serve as a systematic model and general methodology integrating diverse, multi-faceted AI methods pertaining knowledge representation and reasoning, computer vision, and machine learning towards realising practical, human-centred, computational visual intelligence. I will conclude by highlighting a bottom-up interdisciplinary approach –at the conﬂuence of cognition, AI, Interaction, and design science– necessary to better appreciate the complexity and spectrum of varied human-centred challenges for the design and (usable) implementation of (explainable) artiﬁcial visual intelligence solutions in diverse human-system interaction contexts.
Wednesday 2 March 2022 - 11:00-12:30
Teaching robots autonomy in social situations
Participatory methodologies are now well established in social robotics to generate blueprints of what robots should do to assist humans. The actual implementation of these blueprints, however, remains a technical challenge for us, roboticists, and the end-users are not usually involved at that stage.
In two recent studies, we have however shown that, under the right conditions, robots can directly learn their behaviours from domain experts, replacing the traditional heuristic-based or plan-based robot controllers by autonomously learnt social policies. We have derived from these studies a novel 'end-to-end' participatory methodology called LEADOR, that I will introduce during the seminar.
I will also discuss recent progress on human perception and modelling in a ROS environment with the emerging ROS4HRI standard.
Wednesday 9 February 2022 - 11:00-12:30
A cognitive robot is a robot capable to adapt, predict, and pro-actively interact with the environment and communicate with the human partners. Our research leverages on the use of the humanoid robot iCub to test how to build such a cognitive interactive agent. We model the minimal skills necessary for cognitive development, such as the visual features that enable to recognize the presence of other agents in the scene, their internal state and their responses to robot behavior. In a dual approach, we are trying to understand how to modulate robot movement to make it more transparent and understandable to non-expert users. As a next step, we are focusing on the development of simple cognitive architectures that could integrate the sensory and motor capabilities developed in isolation together with memory, internal motivation and learning mechanisms, to achieve personalization and adaptation skills. We believe that only a structured effort toward cognition will in the future allow for more humane machines, able to see the world and people as we do and engage with them in a meaningful manner.
Dr Aly co-organises the 31st IEEE International Conference on Robot & Human Interactive Communication (Ro-Man), 2022.
Workshop (Towards Socially Intelligent Robots in Real-World Applications: Challenges and Intricacies) in conjunction with the IEEE International Conference on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (Ro-Man), 2022.
Workshop (Machine Learning for HRI: Bridging the Gap between Action and Perception) in conjunction with the IEEE International Conference on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (Ro-Man), 2022.
Workshop (Cultural Influences on Human-Robot Interaction: Today and Tomorrow) in conjunction with the IEEE International Conference on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (Ro-Man), 2022.
Workshop (Context-Awareness in Human-Robot Interaction: Approaches and Challenges) in conjunction with the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), 2022.
Workshop (Robot Behavior Adaptation to Human Social Norms) in conjunction with the IEEE International Conference on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (Ro-Man), 2021.
Workshop (Robotics for People: Perspectives on Interaction, Learning, and Safety) in conjunction with the conference Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS), 2021.
CRNS is excited to launch CRNS@Webinar, our first series of virtual research workshops for the 2020 Autumn semester. In this series you will have the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research topics delivered by some of the world's top-cited research scholars from the fields of artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics.


Qualifier Gemouchidis Reaches Boys Orange Bowl Final; Buzarnescu and Wozniacki Vie for Girls Title
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The frustration was growing for eighth seed Mihaela Buzarnescu of Romania. Although having an excellent year-- climbing into the ITF top twenty, reaching the semifinals of the U.S. Junior Open in September-- she had failed to reach a tournament final. On Saturday, she finally broke through, upsetting fourth seed and countrywoman Alexandra Dulgheru 6-3, 6-0 to join Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark in the Orange Bowl girls final.
"This year I've played like seven semifinals of Grade 1 and Grade A, and I've always lost," said the voluble lefthander from Bucharest. "This is one of my last tournaments this year and I said, I want to win this semifinal to get into the final, at least now, at the end of the year."
Across the net on Sunday, Buzarnescu will find the fifth seeded Wozniacki, who defeated seventh seed Alisa Kleybanova of Russia 6-4, 6-0 in Saturday's other semifinal. Wozniacki and Buzarnescu did not expect to meet in the Orange Bowl final but Wozniacki's father had it all worked out in advance.
"I'm very good friends with her and her parents," said Buzarnescu, "and her dad said, beginning the tournament, 'you two will play in the final.' I was like, yeah, yeah... okay, we'll see, but I don't think so. But now it happens. It's really cool."
Wozniacki has beaten Buzarnescu the last two times they've played--on clay at Roland Garros and on grass at Roehampton. But Buzarnescu is confident, saying she prefers hard courts to those surfaces.
"I'm playing well right now," said Wozniacki. "and if I continue, I'll have a good chance. But she's playing well too. I'm going to be aggressive and play my game and I hope that's going to be enough."
Roshardt, 17, avenged his third-set tiebreak loss to Sergeyev last week at the Eddie Herr International, but was unable to pinpoint the reason for the about face.
"He makes no mistakes, and plays everything with his forehand to my backhand, with spin, spin, spin. Last time we had so many rallies and it was a long match for 6-4, 6-2."
Gemouchidis is not likely to want to change much about his game; his 7-6 (3), 6-2 victory over Botti is one of the few in his run that didn't go three sets, but he is showing no sign of fatigue. The long first set proved his mettle once again.
Gemouchidis, the ITF's 173rd ranked junior, credited both his recent completion of high school and the heavy training he has done since as the primary reasons for his unexpected run.
"From October until now I spend many hours on the tennis court and on physical conditioning, and I was waiting for a good result. And it came. Reaching this point is unbelievable for me," he said. "A lot of effort, many hours on the practice court and I am happy for this, very happy."
In the boys doubles final, Marin Cilic, still with a mathematical chance to win the ITF World Junior Champion's title, and Nikola Mektic, the second seeds, take on the top seeded team of Emiliano Massa and Leonardo Mayer of Argentina.
The girls 16 singles finals features unseeded fifteen-year-old Oksana Kalashnikova of Georgia against ninth seed Maria-Luiza Craciun of Romania. The 16s doubles final finds Japan's Erina Kikuchi and Kristy Frilling of the U.S. taking the court against Craciun and her partner Ioana Ivan, also of Romania.


The newly-approved sale of the Miami Marlins has set off a surge of excitement about the team’s future.
It’s no wonder why. Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria and his front office had a contentious relationship with the Miami community – ridiculing fans, parting ways with beloved players, and misleading the public about the club’s financials on the way to securing a taxpayer-funded stadium.
Needless to say, the Marlins are ready for a fresh start. The arrival of a new ownership team is a chance to change the way Miami perceives the club and win back a passionate fan base.
Prioritize Transparency: The new owners have an opportunity to project transparency and earn the public’s trust right out of the gate. Swift actions will carry more weight than words, so they should begin by sending a message of change by parting ways with club president David Samson, who h and his front office team.
Community Partnerships: The Marlins must get to work earning the respect of fans by engaging the community in a meaningful, organic way. The club should forge partnerships with nonprofits that are tackling Miami’s most pressing challenges – from affordable housing and job training, to youth violence and the need for more green space.
Local Investments: Another visible sign of progress would be making investments in Little Havana. By subsidizing the cost of retail leases, bringing in pop-up stores and restaurants, introducing free programming and fixing-up commercial properties, the Marlins can create opportunities for local businesses and usher in a vibrant (long-awaited) ballpark district in s.
Winning: Above all else, the Marlins have a baseball team to run and no amount of community outreach or investment can match the goodwill derived from fielding a winning product. Filling seats will require ownership to make baseball moves that get fans excited about the team’s long-term future. In the end, what’s good for baseball is good for the brand – and the business.
Underpinning these tactics must be a wholesale shift in how the Marlins tell their story. The team has made a habit of playing defense when communicating with the public; changing the way the franchise is perceived will require getting proactive with a coherent message.
A thoughtful, aggressive campaign combining media relations, marketing, digital media and compelling content will give the Marlins’ new ownership a platform for connecting with key audiences and driving the conversation surrounding baseball in Miami.
Owning a Major League Baseball team in one of the nation’s most dynamic, fastest-growing cities is a privilege. Seizing that opportunity will mean projecting change, becoming entrenched in the local community, and making an unmistakable commitment to winning. Only then will the Marlins win back local fans.


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Conference – Wednesday till Friday
Cultural program – Wednesday evening
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Local Chair: Margot Peters, margot.peters@ns.nl, 0031630027536 </s> Centers
The Center brings together faculty from across UCCS as well as many providing unique multidisciplinary expertise to bridge the gap in research and development for current industries, increase the speed of innovational and technological break-through of industrial partners, and leverage knowledge and expertise for best R&D investment payoff.
Center for Plasmonics, Nanophotonics, and Metamaterials </s> Market Commentary
- Themes: Inflation, COVID outbreaks.
- Ahead: Manufacturing, housing data.
- Indices are lower but holding up well.
At the same time, supply-side disruptions continue with coronavirus outbreaks in Asia; Taiwan’s benchmark index fell nearly 4% during overnight trade.
In terms of releases, participants are looking forward to Empire Manufacturing and the NAHB housing market index for May. Also, an Atlanta Fed conference begins, today.
It is important to touch on the push-pull dynamic in markets, over the past few weeks.
Historically speaking, equities are in a seasonally weak period. At the same time, inflation and uninspiring economic


The Buffalo Public Schools have been in the spotlight as of late. There are many parents that really would like to see schools back to full capacity. The reasons why parents would like to see schools fully open have been expressed many times by people in the community. In order for Buffalo Public schools to open there are several things that have to happen, but the main reason is keeping 6 feet of social distance.
The Buffalo Public Schools say they are staying with the 6-feet of social distancing instead of the new 3 feet, which is recommended by the CDC. Although it is still recommended that 6 feet of space should still be used in lobbies, and students should still keep that same distance when masks can't be worn, like when lunch is being eaten.


This is hands-on computer course to teach staff who are unfamiliar with the University recordkeeping software system, TRIM (Content Manager), the basics of creating, recording and managing records in the system.
Staff who have to use TRIM (Content Manager) for their work, and who have not yet had any previous training.


21 and I probably made the same resolution.
I think that‘s it, too. I owe you so much. So many thank you’s. So many responses to your faithful checking in on me. You know the road I’m walking — and you know how to encourage me on it. Have I ever thanked you for all that?
Because I do have so many things I want to say to you — most of them centered around gratitude. You’ve been a good friend.
I dearly love the word blithering. It just covers so many random bits of beloved conversation. But not quite as much as I love your writing. Which pales in comparison to how much more you are dearly loved.
I am sure you will write every day . All the best😊
Thanks for the encouragement! I’m certainly going to try! 🙂
Dearest Sally, I miss your communications… no matter what the subject. Seems like the world has lost the means to communicate! You encourage me, THANK YOU posts!!
Thanks so much for joining in, Sally! I’ve resolved to write on my blog every day this month, too. (The prompts don’t count since I can schedule those ahead of time.) Let’s do this together! 😀
Dear Kim, You are more than welcome to imagine that I’m writing these letters to you personally. Love, Sally
🤗😘 </s> Women are leading commercial real estate — setting strategy, building teams, plotting investments and charting the course in dozens of different ways — and Bisnow wants to hear all about them.
Bisnow held its inaugural Houston Power Women event in 2019.
Please fill out the form below to nominate a woman you think deserves to be recognized. Nominations will be open until Sept 23. </s> Robbie Williams and Metropole Orkest entered the albums chart at number one in the Netherlands and England with their collaborative album. It was sold more in England in the early days after its release than the rest of the top ten combined. Robbie is making history instantly: he beats Elvis and is the most successful solo artist ever on the British chart.
The 48-year-old singer has re-recorded his songs with the Dutch Orchestra to celebrate his 25th birthday as a solo singer. the plate twenty-fifth He came out a week ago and although Queen Elizabeth’s death left Williams barely able to get promoted in his country, he flew over the counter.
‘I’m so happy that my new album came in first,’ replies the singer, who has been awarded the achievement shield. “While it is strange to receive an award at this sad e this award to my fans, who have never come naturally to me. I really appreciate it, thank you very much.”
Only one act has more albums in 1, The Beatles (fifteen). The person with the highest positions is Paul McCartney, who has topped the list 23 times single-handedly, with the Beatles and with the Wings.
to the Netherlands?The EFF has thrown its weight behind the military in troubled Zimbabwe by calling for a peaceful transition of power and for South Africa to offer President Robert Mugabe political asylum.
It said that it was high time the southern African country “transits to a post-Mugabe era”, adding that “all progressive forces all over the world should support the transition


by Martin Wiles | Apr 15, 2020 | Christ-in-me, Christ-in-us
.” Numbers 13:33 NLT
Quan was struggling with a foreboding sense of insignificance. His people were celebrating a feast for their gods. They didn’t want them to send evil spirits to punish them. Quan, however, wasn’t participating. He would rather spend time with the local Christian missionaries, the Folicks. They had arrived on his island two years ago to tell his people about a greater God. Only a few listened. Quan was one of them. His life had radically changed, but he felt insignificant. What could one person do to influence the actions of so many?
Joshua and Caleb no doubt felt insignificant as well. Among twelve spies Moses had sent to spy out the Promised Land, they were the only two who returned with a favorable report. Yes, the cities were walled, and yes, the people were fierce, but they had God on their side. They could conquer the land. God rewarded their diligence. Joshua was chosen toCaleb was given a parcel of land.
I-like Quan, Joshua, and Caleb-have felt the creeping fingers of insignificance. I listen to media sources, and it appears evil is overwhelming good. What can I possibly do to stem the flow? Christians are in a minority, and I circulate in a very small part of the world. How much of an influence could I possibly exert?
Lack of trust will keep me feeling helpless, and this is exactly where Satan would love for me to camp. God, on the other hand, wants my faith. Faith-even as small as a mustard seed-can move mountains because it is placed in the One who has the ability to shift them. I can do great things because the One who lives in me is greater than the One who lives in the world. What appears small to me, He can use to make a major impact.
One thing we have that Quan, Joshua, and Caleb knew nothing about is technology. we can send the gospel-along with spiritual encouragement, across the world. Think of one way you can use your technology to overcome feelings of insignificance.


It’s 30 years today since 20,000 people flocked to Windy Hill to watch a Legends match between Richmond and Carlton.
Was a great day! Highlight of a a very grim time in RFCs history. Others have said it but we wouldn't be shooting for a third flag in 4 years if SOS had failed.
I hadn't heard of this before! Perhaps because I was born a month after it happened. Thanks for posting.
I didn’t go, but my old man bought the video from the club. Legends games hadn’t settled into a comedic faux-footy feel by that stage so I remember thinking that plenty of players were having a bit of a dip. I reckon KB showed a few tricks, from memory. I’m pretty sure the old boy’s still got that old VHS.
It was good of them ... and most who played for both sides were from the late 60s to early 80s era when we were the fiercest of rivals. And as said some of the boys still had the white line fever.
Benny Gale drop kicks in a competition.


Alpha Version of my duel map called Depot
Movement Speed: 125%
Ammo Capacity: 70%
Loadsout are disabled
Player Respawns: 5
Weapons available: 7 for pickup / 8 (with Starting Weapon)
Starting Weapons: Combat Shotgun
Weapons Available for Pickup:
Combar Shotgun (starting weapon)
EMG Mark V
Burst Rifle
Weapons contain the following ammo count after pickup:
Combat Shotgun: 28 Shells
EMG Mark V: 35 Cells
Lighting Gun: 140 Cells
Ammo available on the map:
Cell Ammo: 4
Ammo Boxes: 3
Ammo refill count by ammo type:
Shell Ammo gives 4 Shells
Bullet Ammo gives 10 Bullets
Cell Ammo gives 20 Cells
Grenade Boxes gives 1 Grenades
20 Shells to Combat Shotgun and 16 to Super Shotgun
28 Bullets to Burst Rifle
1 Armor Shield (gives 25 Armor)
1 Armor Suit (gives 50 Armor)
1 Mega Health (gives 100 Health and 100 Armor)
20 Small Healths (give 5 each)
3 Medium Healths (give 25 each)
Mega Health and Large Health 60 Seconds
All other types (weapons, ammo boxes, health meaning small and medium health, grenades respawn in 20 Seconds)
There should also be an Overtime System included. Meaning when the timer hits 10 Minutes and the players are tied it should reset the timer to 5 minutes and you should go again.
Let me know what you think about the map


Comparing cloud storage prices is a baffling business. Providers list their prices for inconsistent storage amounts, and some list monthly charges, others yearly; some in pounds, some in dollars. We did all the hard work of comparing prices and found huge differences between the charges for services like Dropbox and SkyDrive
I’m not good at backing up, but I also worry about a dead laptop one day. I back up important files onto a USB stick or two, but don’t have huge files. Bullguard (security software) has on-line storage free, but I haven’t got round to using it – worry a bit about leaving sensitive information in someone else’s care, same as Cloud – maybe irrational, but a bit like the comments on a previous conversation about “midata”.
I think you are right to be concerned about cloud storage, Malcolm. If banks have problems with security, it seems likely that online storage of data could be vulnerable too.
And when your phoneline/cable gets disrupted, or your ISP has issues, you can send all your staff home. Both of these scenarios have hit our clients in the past year. Also beware that many of these ‘cloud’ storage outfits have no facility to let you have a hardcopy backup of your cloud drive, in many cases not even a full download option to get a copy yourself.
Hi Wing Commander – that sounds like a nightmare for any business! I can’t speak for business-level cloud services, but most of the home-user cloud storage providers we tested do let you access your files offline if you’ve saved them to a synced folder on your computer. If you make any changes to those files, they’ll update and sync the next time your internet connection is up and running.
However, as you’re right to point out, they’re not all quite so handy, and some of the cloud storage services we tested don’t allow offline access, which would be a complete pain if your internet went down!
I don’t know what Rich is doing to his hard drives. I have only had one external hard drive fail in the past 15 years, though some were pensioned off because they were too small to be useful. I may have been lucky or it may be due to the fact that I have bought expensive drives with FireWire interfaces, and SCSI before that.
It is so easy to do backups that there is really no excuse for not having one or more backups. I use Time Machine to back up my Apple laptop and desktop. It is better than the backup software that I used to pay for.
When I was working I kept a copy of my home files at work and vice versa, to ensure that I had an off-site backup. Now that I am retired I should get another hard drive and ask a friend to look after it for me. Although I make extensive use of Dropbox to share files and photos, I don’t feel comfortable using cloud services for backup and the cost is rather high at present.
Today’s backup of my laptop was completed in less time than it took to write this message.
Hard drives are generally very reliable and what do you think “cloud” storage providers use?
Sorry but it’ll be a long while before I store my treasured photos and personal correspondence on a hard drive in foreign country over which I have no control.
The convenience factor of having files and photos online if fantastic. It makes a lot more sense to distribute links to large numbers of photos rather than clogging up people’s email with a lot of large files that they may not even be interested in. I always have a local copy of whatever I upload, so it does not matter if online storage failed or was temporarily inaccessible.
For those who want to keep information for a long long time these could be the answer. Only £3 per disk and with a Cheap LG writer the odd thousand years rather than than the 5-10 years of most DVD’s. And if one decides to encrypt with TruCrypt then storing the back-up off-site should not be a problem.
However an easier method might be the Transporter which is now on sale..
If you really want to keep something – like paperwork – use good old fashioned paper! If your computer fails you still have your backup paper copy. Believe me having had two computers totally crash and burn at work our office couldn’t have survived without the paper files – we were solicitors so needed instant access. Very old-fashioned i know but it works!
You can keep paper copies, but surely it is better to have a proper backup strategy so that you have a series of backups of different ages in case a file becomes corrupted without you being aware of the problem.
I use a bit of a hybrid. On my main computer I store everything locally, but then use a service from CrashPlan that backs everything up to the cloud, which is then accessible to me from any device anywhere. It has unlimited storage and will retain even deleted files if you’d like. Excellent and good value service.
On my more mobile devices like tablets and phones I use skydrive, which works perfectly and even allows me to edit files in office online on any device.
my group is glad of the cloud – we exchange files a lot; keeping them in the cloud saves us doing this. Of course we all keep back-up copies of the cloud content. All of our stuff is ‘text’: this means we can get everything into the cloud without going over the space limit and incuring charges. Great!
I started life designing disk controllers and computers and in my experience it is not IF but WHEN something fails – its natures way! I too amsomeone’s cloud facility.
So I use Sky Drive to store teaching materials and to give shared access to selected people to chosen uploaded photo’s. I use Dropbox to share stuff between the family. And finally I use a Synology NAS which gives us an in-house Cloud Station (running on 2x2Tb green disks in Raid 1 mode) so we are independent of anyone else’s hardware and even the internet – though I would miss it.
As to why, it is because it took two years (spare time) digitising just some of my slides and negatives and together with the digital photos they amount to several tens of GB. So I store them on two separate disks within the computer and on a USB disk kept in a fire safe (and a DVD copy too). And they are backed up to the NAS and available via the Synology DLNA server so we can view them in comfort on the TV. Its probably overkill but it was fun working it out.
If you really are worried about online security, go for a TNO (Trust No One) architecture. You specify a security key, and only the person who enters that key can unlock it. I’ve been using Carbonite for my online backups for several years. The annual cost is roughly £40, which gives you unlimited space. Only I can access my data using my password as it is not stored anywhere. Without the password, the cloud data is just noise.
The problem is that you lose functionality doing this. The easy thing about skydrive, google drive, dropbox, etc is that you can access them much more easily from within your OS. As they store your password, in theory they can be hacked or coerced into sharing it, so your data is theoretically less secure. So you trade off security for functionality. I use these for sharing files with others – dropbox for my family and skydrive for running a club – stuff I’d share anyway.
I also backup daily to my PC and weekly to DVD. It takes no effort once the backup plan is in place (apart from changing the DVD every week!), but it gives extra peace of mind. You have to think what would happen if I lost all my files – photos, emails, critical documents.
The cloud has made my life so much simpler. I recently discovered a service called Grepolis – a great big filing cabinet-c*m-notebook in the sky. I can scan important documents to it – invoices, insurances, bank statements, contracts, passport details & co, take screen clippings from any webpage through a Grepo button added to my browser, compile a shopping list as I run out of things in the kitchen, keep favourite recipes and have all these notes immediately synched between my PC, laptop, tablet and smartphone. I shop with my mobile clipped to the Waitrose trolley (using the handy checkboxes to tick off items as they go in the basket), rifle through photos and press cuttings when writing a magazine article, and when I want to check what my water rates are I can do a simple search for ‘water’ in my money notebook to bring up the latest payments that went through my bank account. (You can do global searches of your files, search notebooks within those or individual notes.) I can import spreadsheets, word processed files and databases and store them as individual notes with tags.
It has simply been life changing.
Forgive the asterisks above. I tried to type the Latin for ‘with’!!!
Michael are you sure you have the right name?


La tangara azuleja (en Costa Rica, Panamá y Perú) (Thraupis episcopus) también denominada tángara azulada (en Nicaragua), azulejo de jardín (en Venezuela), azulejo común (en Colombia), tangara azulgrís (en México), simplemente azulejo (en Honduras), viudita (en Costa Rica), sui sui o suy suy (en la Amazonía peruaMéxico, América Central y del centroMéxico (San Luis Potosí) hacia el sur, porendiente del Pacífico de los Andes hasta el norte de Perú y por la pendiente oriental, por Ecuador, Perú, hasta el noroeste de Bolivia y el norte de Brasil, en toda la cuenca Amazónica (al este hasta Piauí y al sur hasta Mato Grosso). áreas semi-abiertas y urbanizadas, y en una variedad de hábitats forestales, , en pequeño número hasta los 2000 m. Si bien en Perú es una especie propia de la Amazonia, recientemente se han encontrado ejemplares en Lima, donde se han adaptado muy bien sin intervención humana aparente.
Mide 18 cm de longitud y pesa en promedio 35 g. Los adultos tienen la cabeza y las partes inferiores del cuerpo color gris azulado claro, las partes dorsales son azules oscuras, con verde azul brillante en las alas y la cola, y los hombros con diferentes matices de azul. El pico es corto y grueso. Los dos sexos son similares, pero los inmaduros son de plumaje de color más deslavado. Se reconocen numerosas subespecies, de acuerdo a las variaciones en el matiz de azul en el hombro con respecto al resto del plumaje; pueden ser grisáceos, verdosos o azul púrpura con hombros color lavanda, azul oscuro o blanquecino.
Su dieta consiste principalmente de frutos, pero también de néctar e insectos.
El canto es débil y chirriante, mezclado con notas de llamado «chuip» y «chooochiii».
La especie T. episcop episcopus; su localidad tipo probable sayaca, y episcopu o raupis episcopus cana (), 1834 – del sureste de México al norte de Venezuela; isla Pearl, Panamá.
 Thraupis episcopus caesitia , 1959 – costa caribeña del oeste de Panamá (Escudo de Veraguas).
 Thraupis episcopus cumatilis , 1957 – isla Coiba (litoral del Pacífico de Panamá).
 Thraupis episcopus quaesita , 1918, oeste de Ecuador y noroeste de Perú.
 Thraupis episcopus coelestis (), 1825 – sureste tropical de Colombia al centro de Perú y oeste de la Amazonia brasileña.
 Thraupis episcopus major (), 1896 – centro de Perú (valle de Chanchamayo en Junín)
 Videos, fotos y sonidos de Thraupis episcopus en eBird.
 Fotos y sonidos de  Tangara episcopus en Wikiaves.


Somos el Futuro is best known for its two yearly conferences. The spring conference takes place in March, in the capital of New York State. Albany provides a convenient location for representatives from across the state, in both the public and private sector, to meet. For a brief but densely scheduled weekend, there are over 20 workshops, discussions, and panels addressing various issues pertinent to the Hispanic community.
For all information about specific conferences, please visit the conference index. .


Tell us about your life during the Covid pandemic!
We are compiling an illustrated record of 2020,to document the lives of Cornwall WI members in the momentous year we have just passed through.
This is history in the making and you were there! So tell us about it!
If you’re stuck for ideas, here are some samples:
David Chapman, Adviser to our Arts & Leisure Sub-committee, sent this photo of some brazen bunnies in his garden during lockdown.
This is not a competition; there will be no prizes, no joining fees, and no judges, just a chance to be part of something memorable.
We want to know how the past year has impacted on real women trying to abide by th.


universal metaphor. They said they were
Going to Stop Chasing Rainbows.
So I have been again enjoying listening to a great
Audio called ‘Creating Your World The Way You Really
Want it To Be’ by Dr. Wayne Dyer & Dr. Deepak Chopra.
Wayne Dyer mentions one of his earliest teachers was
Abraham Maslow. Wayne goes on to offer three characteristics
Of ‘Higher Consciousness’ or Self Actualising or Highly
I trust these are characteristics that you know you have already
Ways of being into even more aspects of your life.
- Detached From Outcome
- No Investment In Power And Control Over Others
My friend had stopped chasing rainbows and this had some
Above three principles in his human interactions. You can too.
Enjoy chasing your rainbows and following your bliss.
Namaste and … NLP Practitioner August details right here … </s> R, DC discuss drawings on paper in their upcoming lecture, “Appreciating Paper: Art’s Best Supporting Actor”, on Thursday, August 31 at 4:30 pm in Kresge Auditorium. Juliette Dankens ’18 recently interviewed Fine about her work with drawings.
Do you see the identity of drawing changing in the future?
RF: Why draw? Every artist probably would give you a personally nuanced answer. But speaking broadly, I think drawing is a means of thinking that is basic to the visual arts. Maybe drawing is basic to human visual experience. Given the opportunity, I think all of us want to draw as children, and do so if provided with the tools. In that sense drawing is a means of self-expression. Some of us develop the practice as part of a profession and others do not. But most of us at one time or another make an image as a way to explain something we want to put across to others. Artists do it with complex sophistication based on a lifetime of thought and practical experience. </s> ! </s> Element – Fire, Color – Red, Nature – Yang, Movement – Up and Outward
Summer is Fire, one of the Five Elements. It is symbolic of the most maximum activity and the greatest Yang; a time of heat and movement. Nature is at its peak of growth in summer, and all is moving in upward motion. In anatomy, the heart, mind, and spirit are ruled


Chamomile?i grew Chamomile in my garden, and i want to use it. what part do i use?how do i do it, and what all can i use it for?
How do I harvest chamomile?Is wild American chamomile the same as Roman or German chamomile??How do I harvest and dry the chamomile for tea?I don't really understand the difference btween both chamomile and daisy. Because i was searching it up google and the images r exactly the same. SO r dey the same but wit different names?


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1. Yeshua surely would have brought sacrifices on various occasions to the Temple.
2. The gospels never depict him doing so.
Let’s suggest that the reason is simple: the gospels assume many things about the Jewish world in which its characters lived and moved and assume the readers will share in these assumptions.
Put another way: it did not occur to the evangelists that any audience would ever imagine Yeshua as something other than a Torah-keeping, Temple-worshipping Jew. Things like the sacrifices are part of the shared world which did not seem to require any notice in the accounts of Yeshua’s life.
Thank you for addressing this topic. As a Roman Catholic I have witnessed and experienced the sacrifice of Yeshua in every Mass. What I found in the past several years is some resources on 2nd. Temple worship that has helped me better understand the role of sacrifice remaining within Catholicism. I highly recommend a book called “The Temple; It’s Symbolism and Meaning Then and Now” written by Joshua Berman copyright 1995. In Catholicism, the sacrificial offering is a thank offering – Eucharist. As I learned more of the Sedar liturgy, I began to understand more what Yeshua was doing that last Passover. I’ve also read another work (I think by a Tim Gray???) who suggests that the Eucharistic meal in Catholicism is a Todah sacrifice. Another gentile Catholic source to understanding Yeshua’s sacrifice is “The Fourth Cup” by Dr. Scott Hahn. Finally, challenged by a gentile friend who did not know of Catholicism roots in Judaism, I finally read the 613 Laws. What I found within the area of Temple worship and sacrifices – coupled with my own Catholic experience – opened my eyes to percieve how Gentile Catholics are keeping Torah…recognizing all it does not keep as non-Jewish people.
What I love about the Gospels is Yeshua’s presence in the Temple area from birth until his death. They “went up” on Feast days and Jesus taught. I see no incongruity with him offering sacrifice; especially in light of the Letter to the Hebrews.
Guess there is probally still a major difference between the eucharist and the animal sacrifices in the second temple. So can see the resemblence if you assume the eucharist isn’t just ment to be a passover, but in reality can’t see any resemblence of why sacrifices would continue in the form of a eucharist. As there is no blood sacrifice or offering on an altar taking place. Doesn’t eating unclean meat and there being no temple to bring sacrifices to, kindoff defeat saying that torah is followed in gentile churches. The eucharist to me only makes sense in it being a passover, celebrating what he has done, but I can’t share the view of it being a sacrifice.
Another Question is also wheter Yeshua didn’t just follow torah to furfill it, but after he went to the cross, how much of the torah does a gentile need to follow? Also agian would sacrifices be needed after Yeshua was the final sacrifice? I guess I have also addressed how if you assume the eucharist to be a sacfrifice and not just passover, then can see it somehow continueing, but when comparing the eucharist to the temple sacrifice, there is major differences. I like the article on Passover.


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