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The dance move was engineered and created by Gerald Levy, a reggae dancehall legend.  Levy and his dance move are associated with the genres of reggae, dancehall, or Jamaican music involving the soft playing of instruments such as guitars, keyboards, bass percussion, and horns, which developed in the 1960s, but did not become popular until the 1980s.
The Bogle dance move became popular along with the acceptance of reggae and then dancehall music and is now referred to as an “Old School” dance move, implying that the move was invented some time ago, or used by older people. The bogle dance move is more prevalent in reggae dance halls, a popular gathering place for dancing such as a club or ballroom. The dance move has now developed and branched off into other dances, which continue to be used in music videos such as Rihanna's hit song “Rude Boy".
The Bogle dance move is associated with music in the reggae genre, specifically dancehall music. Original reggae music developed from rocksteady music in the 1960s by the organ shuffle.  The revolution in rocksteady music was brought forth by Bunny Lee and was characterized by fast-paced and rock-like songs. Songs that came from rocksteady include: "People Funny Boy" (1968) by Lee Scratch Perry, and The Pioneers' 1967 hit single, "Long Shot Bus' Me Bet."
Other genres that influenced Reggae’s new sound were R&B, Dub, Toasting, and Ska:  all of which contribute their own instruments, rhythm, or sound to the new dancehall reggae genre. With the instant global popularity of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh’s peaceful and soothing tunes, people started turning their heads towards Reggae because of songs such as “I Shot the Sheriff,” and “One Love.”  Marley’s songs continue to be played on the radio today.
The turn from casually listening to reggae style music to dancing to reggae was brought forth in 1980 through Gerald Levy. Mr. Levy would create moves on the dance floor and then teach others how to do them. Dancehall moves are notable for characteristically suggestive and sensual movements of the hips and rolling of the body. Even though these dance styles quickly became popular in Jamaica, not until the 1990s was the new dancehall style of reggae music welcomed worldwide.
Gerald Levy (22 August 1964 – 20 January 2005), also known as Mr. Bogle, Father Bogle, and Mr. Wacky, was the mastermind behind dance moves that he invented while enjoying himself at Jamaican dancehalls. Many friends and artists attest that Levy could effortlessly create interesting and memorable dance moves. Little did Mr. Levy know that his dances would later become popular and help fuel a new and different Jamaican lifestyle. Mr. Levy invented moves such as the Willie Bounce (named after his  Black Roses Crew member Willie Haggart) and Stuckie.
Levy was murdered on January 20, 2005 at a gas station in Kingston, Jamaica. While sitting in a Ford F-150 with four others two men on motorcycles rode by and shot the car multiple times, sending all to the hospital; only Levy and one other died of their wounds. Former creative rival over the previous year, John Hype, was suspected of the murder after his house had been fire-bombed and burnt down later that evening. People of Jamaica still consider Mr. Levy the greatest dancehall dancer of all time.
Artists who continue to perpetuate Levy's legacy of grace and creativity by giving him shout-outs in their songs include: DJ Bounty Killer, the trio Voice Mail, Elephant Man, and Beenie Man. In his song “L.O.Y.” Beenie Man sings, “Check Mr. Bogle and the Roses Crew, have a new dance they want everybody to do.” At the time of Levy’s death, Beenie Man offered a million dollar bounty for Levy's murderers and said he would raise the bounty to two million dollars after a week. Beenie Man and Levy were very close friends during the time they both spent in dance-halls in the 90’s.
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This is the opening line and the mantra from the Kingstomb representative “ILa” aka “Big Brown” new visual “Mo Betta”, in which this smooth jazz sampled track produced by “Ryan King” is, brought to life by fellow Kingstomb members “Hobo” & “Gates”. Brown gives us a look at how life is in the “Tomb” as he’s surrounded by family & friends as they celebrate the good life.
Drinks, fine women, & good smoke surround Brown as he enjoys the spoils of his hard work. Brown is looking to drop his highly anticipated project “Browns Fargo” on August 14th on TuneCore, and is ready to put the Kingstomb brand on his broad shoulders just as a “Wells Fargo” truck would move millions of dollars! After all life is “Mo Betta” when you’re moving with “Browns Fargo!”


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FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. — Imperial Oil Ltd. is reporting the deaths of 50 birds that landed on tailings areas near its Kearl oilsands project in northern Alberta.
Imperial says more than 100 birds per day, mainly grebes and shorebirds, have landed on the ponds over several days, mostly on open water.
“We very much regret this situation and are making every effort to protect the birds and learn from these increased landings,” Harding said in an email Tuesday.
“Our personnel, with expert third-party support, continue to actively monitor the situation and are taking all prudent steps to safely encourage the birds to avoid and move off landing areas.”
An agreed statement of facts said that Syncrude admitted that an abandoned sump pond in which the birds were found didn’t have deterrents to keep waterfowl from landing on it, even though the pond met criteria for being high risk.
Fencing and bird deterrents were then installed and the ponds were brought under Syncrude’s plan to keep wildlife away from toxic materials at its mine.
In 2010, Syncrude was fined $3 million after more than 1,600 ducks died when they landed on a tailings pond in 2008.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 5, 2020


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d a way to think about streaming data processing that incrementally builds toward human-level data questions with the power for deep contextual explanations (e.g. “Is my system running well?”). In this post, we dive deeper into the first “D”: Draw Connections, to further explore the benefits for data analysis and the groundbreaking result for streaming computation.
Connections for Data Structure
Data is related to other data, and there is value in drawing those connections explicitly; that’s the premise. In practice, this means using edges in a graph structure to encode some of the data[1]. A Node-Edge-Node pattern in a graph corresponds to an Subject-Predicate-Object pattern in natural language. So when we talk about creating edges between nodes, it’s best think of that edge as a predicate.
Data used for edges usually comes from two sources: 1.) values given in the data itself, and 2.) tacit knowledge about what the data means.
Data values as connections
Let’s assume JSON objects are the input data format for a stream processing system. Every new object is a new piece of data to be considered by the system. If a NoSQL document store is used, then you can simply save the object as a new item in your document store. However if you do that, you will need to traverse the object to understand how it’s values are related to other objects in the store[2].
An alternative data representation would treat the JSON object as a node in a graph. The key/value pairs in the JSON object become properties on a node. But with a graph structure available, we have a new data modeling choice: an option to take a property from the JSON data and encode it as an edge to another node. The JSON key is used to create the edge label and the value is stored in the node on the other end of the edge[3]. The choice of which properties to pull out into separate nodes is a data modeling choice. So is the decision to use a single node for all occurrences of the value (i.e. from multiple different JSON objects) vs. a separate node for each occurrence of the same value.
This method becomes especially interesting and powerful when applying it to nested JSON objects. Instead of each nested object treated opaquely as blob, the inner JSON object is the definition for a new collection of properties on a different node—with the edge labelled with the nested object’s key. This process can occur recursively as much as needed.
Tacit knowledge as connections
In addition to the obvious data being the source of connections between data elements, we have often found it useful to reify other assumed knowledge into specific nodes in the graph and connect them to other data. A trivial example might be to create nodes to represent the buckets of time that are relevant to the problem (days of the week, morning/afternoon/evening/night, every second, etc.), and then connect the associated data with those time buckets.
Creating a node to represent an item of tacit knowledge provides a location to store other data for relevant conclusions. Drawing conclusions from that data will be discussed more in the next post in this 3D Data series.
There are many kinds of tacit knowledge, and many kinds of data we often use but don’t literally represent. Choosing insightful examples is very application-specific, but considering the kinds of answers for which the data is being used is often illustrative. In our experience, there are often intermediate objects like “user” or “session” which are the subject of qualitative questions (e.g. “Did all users have a good experience?”) that are easily overlooked when considering data representations. These intermediate objects are easy to overlook because they aren’t the direct subject of any single piece of data but instead are the object or concept that is behind either the data or the questions. Reifying these objects makes them available for computation, as a place to store intermediate answers, and core components in meaningful explanations.
Connections for Computation
The data modeling techniques described above are often enlightening and useful. They can be applied across a broad collection of technologies. Relational databases or document stores can simulate graphs, with some extra computation. Joining two tables in a relational database is akin to traversing across the edges in a graph. This works well for batch operations; but we built thatDot Connect specifically to operate on streaming data. So instead of using extra computation to simulate a graph, we turn this on its head and use less computation over a graph to get iterative results we can produce in real-time.
The result of iterative processing on a native graph means that we can make use of a technique called “semantic caching.” Semantic caching is a technique that uses the structure of the data to inform how computation should be performed. While this topic deserves its own separate discussion, we leave a mention here as a pointer to the deeper computational motivation for drawing connections in data. For those who can’t wait, we touch on this topic and other related concepts in the technology section, and our solutions team is always ready to discuss applications to your problem space.
Both for data modeling and stream processing, the first step for realizing 3D Data is the same: Draw connections between data. You already have the data. Pulling out edges from that data and encoding other aspects you already know is a brilliant way to get started building powerful real-time answers with context to human-level questions.
[1] We are assuming a property-graph model where nodes in the graph are distinguished with IDs and contain a set of key-value pairs called “properties”, and edges connect exactly two nodes and have an edge label with an optional direction. Variations on the property-graph model are in wide use in differing contexts. Sometimes edges themselves are allowed to have properties as well as nodes, but in our model, we do not assume that is always true.
[2] Most object stores will index some values in these objects so they can be found more easily. This is an important step, but does not change the structure of the data stored. The need to pick carefully choose what to index becomes a critical consideration.
[3] This is very similar to how the W3C RDF spec represents what are often stored as node properties. https://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-schema/#ch_properties
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Here’s our take on “The Night Before Christmas”….Season’s Greetings everyone!
Twas the night before Search-mas, and all through the office,
The Meta was placed in the title tag with care,
In hopes that St. Google soon would be there.
Young Steve was dosing in his office chair,
Sam with his porridge and wafer thin jacket,
When little site crawlers reviewed content in bold,
More numerous than bad links and from link farms they came,
“Now Penguin! Now Panda! Now Hummingbird and Pigeon!
On desktop PC, tablet and iPhone.
To the top H1 tag! To the footers of them all!
Now crawl away, crawl away, crawl away all!”
And then with an inkling we sensed on the site,
The ranking adjustments, changes ever so slight.
We finalised content, built links, changed categories around,
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The stump of a manual action he held tight in his teeth,
He had a huge domain authority, and a large citation flow,
He was loaded and plump, a right jolly old search engine,
Some PPC advice and a word in Kathryn’s ear,
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But how do you consent?Just clicking away a "We use cookies" popup or ticking a checkbox under 1832 pages of legalese can't be a meaningful way to consent into anything: Do you know what all those words and phrases mean in a legal context?Are you sure?Are you even sure which juristiction the service you are using is in?
Sure, we could try making TOS shorter, more concise and clearer but even if that saved us some time, would it save enough?And would these dense, information filled documents be even remotely comprehensible for people like me who have no formal legal education?
So if you want to save …no, create …consent into data processing something needs to change. It is it borderline evil to expect every person to read all those TOS, understand them and "take full responsibility". We don't expect people to study mechanical engineering to test whether the pipes in their house are safe. We have standards for that. Binding standards allow people to make good decisions. Because they know that companies who don't follow them will be punished. Why can't we have that for data processing?
Of course every company will now yell that they are so unique in the way they handle data that no standard could ever capture. That's always their way of fighting standards and keeping consumers/users in a less powerful position. The question is: Why would we allow that for data when we do not allow that for pipes or motors or brakes or heatings?


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You may be used to thinking of XL102’s Chili Cookoff as a haven for past-its-prime dad-rock, and don’t get us wrong–it’s been that in the past. However, this year’s lineup might surprise you with its overall relevance and quality.
Perhaps this has to do with their return to their longstanding name, XL102, which they’d abandoned for 10 years, going by “102.1 The X” starting in 2002. Then again, our childhood memories of the original XL102 involve more dad rock than you could shake a stick at, so who knows, really?
But for those of you who are still with us here in the land of relevant music, there’s plenty to look forward to as well. Most notable is Brooklyn-by-way-of-Minneapolis raconteur-rock band The Hold Steady, who are currently on tour supporting their sixth album, Teeth Dreams. Singer Craig Finn’s got some stories to tell you about a girl named Hallelujah and her little hoodrat friend, and although we know you’ve heard all those stories before, they’re always nice to hear again. Plus you can expect kick-ass new material like the first single from their new album, “I Hope This Whole Thing Didn’t Frighten You,” on which Finn sings about introducing his new girlfriend to his old crazy punk rocker friends, who immediately stir up some trouble.
Then there’s A Day To Remember, who should please all the former Warped Tour attendees among you. Their brand of tough yet melodic hardcore has been a standout on the scene for the past decade or so, and they’re still at it, having released their fifth album, Common Courtesy, late last year.  Expect these dudes to put a smile on your face even as they sing about lost love and all that other typical emo stuff.
This year’s XL102 Chili Cookoff takes place on Saturday, April 19, with gates opening at 10:30 AM. Music starts at 11, so again, get there early. Sometimes we lose sight of what this event is really about, but the true meaning of the Chili Cookoff will always be found in eating tons of different varieties of spicy bean/meat/tomato sauce combos (don’t worry, there’ll be plenty of bathrooms for you to run to inbetween sets later). So donplan on spending your day at Richmond International Raceway, checking out some actual good bands and eating one of the best foodstuffs ever created by man. Tickets to the Chili Cookoff are $18 in advance, $40 at the door (clearly they want you to buy the advance tickets), and can be ordered HERE.


Hair salon chain refused £500,000 insurance claim
A CHAIN of hairdressers says it could fold after it was refused a £500,000 insurance claim to help cover its costs during the coronavirus crisis.
Marc Antoni has five branches, including one in Henley and another in Caversham, and claimed £100,000 for each of these.
Thn – the UK’s two biggest Hiscox policy holder action groups – have formed an alliance demanding it pays out quickly and in full.
The letter says: “We have applied for the grants, the rates relief for all five of our salons, and have been told to apply for a £300,000 loan in order to pay all our running costs, rent, rates etc.
“We are now going to have extra costs and when we go back we will all have to wear PPE and have a gown for each client and this is when the NHS staff can’t get the resources they need and they are the priority.”
“At Hiscox, we strive to pay“The coronavirus pandemic itself and the different government measures taken to mitigate its impact do not involve insured damage to the property that is covered under the policy.
“The Government understandswhich are facing a difficult situation.”
Henley MP Howell said: “The Association of British Insurers can double-check the contract to see whether Hiscox is right.”
Marc Antoni was started byMrs Giamattei father-in-law, Bruno. His four sons have been running the business for nearly 40 years and many other family members now work for it
The Henley branch in Hart Street was opened in 1984 after it was purchased by Bruno Giamattei snr, who put his son Bruno in charge. The other salons are in Bracknell, Fleet and Woodley.


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3. His average fastball velocity of 92.3 miles per hour was the lowest single-game average of his career, according to FanGraphs data. Gausman said he felt fine physically, but his average fastball velocity was 95.0 last season. That’s something to monitor.
5. No matter how unhappy you want to be with the Orioles bats, Jose Berrios deserves much credit. The 23-year-old was terrific in nearly pitching a “Maddux” before finishing with a three-hit shutout on 107 pitches. That’s quite a statement after a solid 2017 campaign.
6. Just imagine if Eddie Rosario hadn’t misplayed Chance Sisco’s fly to the left-field wall into a double in the third inning. The Twins could have taken a no-hitter into the eighth inning two days in a row and Berrios might have had a perfect game into the ninth.
7. It’s too soon for Buck Showalter to pull the plug on the Chris Davis leadoff experiment after committing to it in the first place, but an 0-for-12 start doesn’t bode well for his early-season confidence.
4. Twelve of Bundy’s 15 swinging strikes came on his slider, which had terrific downward movement. All seven of his strikeouts came on that pitch. What a weapon.
5. Bundy’s best work came in the fifth inning after Byron Buxton stole second base with one out. That’s when a starter needs to bear down in a scoreless game, and he proceeded to strike out Jason Castro and Brian Dozier to end the threat.
9. An 0-for-4 performance in the leadoff spot is nothing over which to fret, but two defensive miscues — including one that started the Twins’ ninth-inning rally — and nearly getting thrown out at second base on Machado’s ninth-inning single made for a forgettable day for Chris Davis.
10. Craig Gentry starting in right field over Colby Rasmus raised a few eyebrows, but watching him rob Eddie Rosario of a home run in the second inning made Buck Showalter look like a genius. That was a tremendous catch.
12. The Orioles have won eight straight season openers under Showalter. It’s one of 162 games, but the manager always talks about wanting to send a big crowd home happy in hopes that they’ll come back, and that’s certainly been the case with the last three openers ending in walk-off wins.
5. Mike Wallace didn’t always have the best reputation on some of his previous NFL stops, but I admire his strong desire to go back in the game after being concussed. And I’m glad he wasn’t allowed to.
6. How ironic it is that a litany of injuries at wide receiver left Michael Campanaro as the No. 1 guy still standing. He’s already set a career high for games played in a season, and I’m glad to see him stay on the field for an extended stretch.
7. After years of being the Achilles heel of the defense, cornerback has been its biggest strength as Brandon Carr has been a quality acquisition and grabbed his third interception of the season. It’s a shame to see the drop-off elsewhere.
8. Which was the more embarrassing moment for the offense Sunday: Buck Allen needing to line up at wide receiver or Joe Flacco tripping over his own two feet in the pocket? It’s a shame Todd Heap couldn’t come down from the radio broadcast booth to catch some passes.
10. How many times have you heard game broadcasters note the lack of urgency in Baltimore’s two-minute offense over the last couple years? It’s more like a two-hour offense too many times.
11. I’ve chuckled seeing some ask whether this offense is worse than the 2000 one. The answer is a resounding yes, and it’s not close. That group had the league’s fifth-ranked running game and a much better offensive line. This year’s offense might be the worst in team history.
12. I suppose it depends how the Ravens fare against Miami Thursday, but I don’t know how John Harbaugh doesn’t at least consider making some significant change with the extra break looming and the bye soon after that. How do you maintain the status quo with things trending this poorly?
For the second straight week, Baltimore doesn’t have a single healthy scratch on its inactive list for Sunday’s road encounter with the Minnesota Vikings. The wide receiver position is in especially poor shape with wide receivers Jeremy Maclin (shoulder), Breshad Perriman (concussion), and Chris Matthews (thigh) out and Mike Wallace at less than 100 percent with a back injury.
The offense struggled immensely without Maclin last week, and it faces an even bigger challenge on the road Sunday against the Vikings’ fifth-ranked defense. Pro Bowl cornerback Xavier Rhodes will likely match up with Wallace as much as possible, leaving Michael Campanaro, Chris Moore, and the recently-signed veteran Griff Whalen to try to make plays for quarterback Joe Flacco.
The good news for the Ravens is the return of star defensive tackle Brandon Williams, who had missed the last four games with a foot injury. The presence of Williams as well as the return of top reserve Carl Davis should pay dividends for a run defense that’s plummeted to 30th in the NFL.
Tight end Benjamin Watson is also active despite missing practices this week with a knee issueenjoying a 3-2 advantage. However, the Ravens lost their only game in Minnesota back in 2009.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — As if a poor performance in the Chicago loss weren’t bad enough, the Ravens offense remains banged up at the pass-catching positions ahead of their trip to Minnesota on Sunday.
Wallace expressed optimism about his availability in the locker room after Thursday’s practice.
Tight ends Benjamin Watson (knee) and Maxx Williams (ankle) were also absent for the second straight day. Williams re-injured his left ankle in Sunday’s loss and is once again wearing a walking boot, making it unlikely that he’ll play against the Vikings.
Meanwhile, the Vikings welcomed back standout outside linebacker Anthony Barr (concussion/ankle) to practice on a limited basis. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs (groin) and quarterback Sam Bradford (knee) were non-participants once again, but Diggs reportedly did some work off to the side of the practice field.
The Ravens designated second-year cornerback Maurice Canady to return to practice 2 1/2 months after he underwent knee surgery early in training camp. Canady will now begin a 21-day practice window and could be activated for the Week 9 contest at Tennessee at the earliest.
The Ravens hope the defensive tackle’s return brings a superhero-like impact to their struggling run defense. It’s certainly needed with Baltimore ranking an unheard-of1.3) and 21st in yards per carry (4.3). Both marks would shatter franchise-worst records for a defense that’s prided itself in shutting down opposing running games for two decades.
With the defensive line banged up and relying heavily on inexperienced backups, nose tackle Michael Pierce laughed at the notion of Williams proclaiming himself to be “just a guy” for a defense that had extraordinary expectations entering the 2017 season.
The blame for the porous run defense doesn’t fall solely on the defensive line as both Davis and second-year defensive tackle Willie Henry have performed admirably despite their limited NFL experience. But plugging in solid rotational contributors isn’t the same as having the man who was awarded a $52.5 million contract in the offseason to be the anchor in the trenches.
The “next man up” mantra is the refrain uttered after any injury, but Williams is a difference-making talent on a team frankly in need of more game-changers.
It’s all been a frustrating experience for the 2013 third-round pick, who hadn’t missed a game since his rookie season.
5. The Orioles won’t use it as an excuse, but the lineup went 2-for-14 with seven strikeouts in their four turns at the plate after the Twins tied the game in the fifth. Yes, they’re professionals, but the pitching staff continuing to blow so many sizable leads has to be deflating.
6. It’s a shame that Adam Jones becoming the all-time home run leader at Camden Yards didn’t come with a winning result. He passed Rafael Palmeiro with his 125th career long ball in the ballpark to give Baltimore a 5-0 lead in the second inning.
9. Minnesota starter Kyle Gibson receiving the win despite allowing six earned runs in five innings is another example why a pitcher’s win-loss record is such a useless statistic compared to countless other measures of performance. Kill the win, please.
10. Jonathan Schoop’s sixth-inning error led to two unearned runs a day after his first-inning miscue opened the door for three unearned runs in Sunday’s 3-1 defeat. His defense hasn’t been as sharp this season as we’ve seen in the past, and he entered Monday at minus-three defensive runs saved.
12. On a personal note, after missing the weekend series against Toronto because of a wedding, I couldn’t help but watch Monday’s performance and wish my sister could just get married all over again. That was brutal.


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I think there are a lot of Christians out there that see little point for the exaltation of Christ. Sure he goes back into heaven--but it can easily be conceived of as a retreat (at worst) or a moment of relaxation (at best).  Certainly Jesus is God the Son and so he came from heaven, but so often we miss the stark difference about the way that he goes back into heaven: it is in human form.
Christ does not retreat from human form. It is not as if, having put on humanity, he now sheds his human nature like an uncomfortable itchy sweater we all just get wait to get out of so we can relax in our home. Christ's exaltation is not merely a return to normal--God is back in heaven, alls well that ends well.
It is certainly true that his his deity he is eternally God the Son. It is of no surprise that he is welcomed back into heaven, that all things are put under his feet--indeed he is sovereign over it all by virtue of being the creator of it all. What is of great surprise and shock is that God would appoint such power to a man. Of course their is something unique about Christ in his deity--but what makes the exaltation and ascension of Christ so special is that God would do this to a man--to one who would stand to represent us as being totally human.
That same dynamic should drive our thinking about the ascension. This is a human being, one truly human--who is truly God and at the same time one who is truly human that in his humanity is having these honor bestowed upon him. We should marvel and rejoice that God would do this to a man--this ascension gives us a little picture of our destiny. If God could do this to the man Jesus, how much more can he do it to those of us who are united to this man--Our King.
Athanasius writes concerning the exaltation of Christ:
So Brian McLaren says it this way:
For this cause, then, death having gained upon men, and corruption abiding upon them, the race of man was perishing; the rational man made in God’s image was disappearing, and the handiwork of God was in process of dissolution. 2. For death, as I said above, gained from that time forth a legal hold over us, and it was impossible to evade the law, since it had been laid down by God because of the transgression, and the result was in truth at once monstrous and unseemly. 3. For it were monstrous, firstly, that God, having spoken, should prove false—that, when once He had ordained that man, if he transgressed the commandment, should die the death, after the transgression man should not die, but God’s word should be broken. For God would not be true, if, when He had said we should die, man died not.
Athanasius The Incarnation of the Word 7.1-5
Mere repentance is not enough. As Athanasius argues in chapter 8, 9 and 10, the debt of the law must be satisfied by the death of Christ. The law which causes ruin because of the transgression of men must be undone. When Christ offers up his body, made like us in every way except without sin, he thus "satisfied the debt by his death." Of course, the atonement is impossible unless Christ is truly human.
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Standard Orthodox theology holds that Jesus Christ rose bodily from the dead and ascends bodily into heaven. This has been held from the days of the New Testament, but the church Fathers argued this. This is particularly in cases where they were often arguing against Gnosticism or Greek thought that denied the bodily resurrection and despised the ascension of a body into heaven. This ties into much of what I said in "Heaven in a Worldview." Christ remains incarnate and as incarnate He is in heaven at the right hand of God as our intercessor. The incarnation continues so that Christ can offer mediatation for us.
And the term in question, ‘highly exalted,’ does not signify that the essence of the Word was exalted, for He was ever and is ‘equal to God,’ but the exaltation is of the manhood. Accordingly this is not said before the Word became flesh; that it might be plain that ‘humbled’ and ‘exalted’ are spoken of His human nature; for where there is humble estate, there too may be exaltation; and if because of His taking flesh ‘humbled’ is written, it is clear that ‘highly exalted’ is also said because of it. For of this was man’s nature in want, because of the humble estate of the flesh and of death. Since then the Word, being the Image of the Father and immortal, took the form of the servant, and as man underwent for us death in His flesh, that thereby He might offer Himself for us through death to the Father; therefore also, as man, He is said because of us and for us to be highly exalted, that as by His death we all died in Christ, so again in the Christ Himself we might be highly exalted, being raised from the dead, and ascending into heaven, ‘whither the forerunner Jesus is for us entered, not into the figures of the true, but into heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God for us.’ But if now for us the Christ is entered into heaven itself, though He was even before and always Lord and Framer of the heavens, for us therefore is that present exaltation written.
For I know that after His resurrection also He was still possessed of flesh, and I believe that He is so now. When, for instance, He came to those who were with Peter, He said to them, “Lay hold, handle Me, and see that I am not an incorporeal spirit.” And immediately they touched Him, and believed, being convinced both by His flesh and spirit. For this cause also they despised death, and were found its conquerors. And after his resurrection He did eat and drink with them, as being possessed of flesh, although spiritually He was united to the Father...And thus was He, with the flesh, received up in their sight unto Him that sent Him, being with that same flesh to come again, accompanied by glory and power. For, say the [holy] oracles, “This same Jesus, who is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come, in like manner as ye have seen Him go unto heaven.” But if they say that He will come at the end of the world without a body, how shall those “see Him that pierced Him,” and when they recognise Him, “mourn for themselves?” For incorporeal beings have neither form nor figure, nor the aspectof an animal possessed of shape, because their nature is in itself simple.
In other words, Christ goes bodily into the presence of God and we too will one day be in God's presence bodily.


Correction: Clifford alerts us that she covered magazines and advertising simultaneously for the last two or so years, and did not switch beats midway through. FishbowlNY regrets the error.
Following last week’s news of a changeup at the Gray Lady’s media desk, there are a few more shifts afoot at the paper. The New York Times‘ Stephanie Clifford, who recently covered magazines, then switched over to advertising, has moved on to retail coverage.
“Wanted to introduce you all to my replacement on the ad/marketing beat at the Times, the very talented Tanzina Vega. Tanzina is officially starting in a couple of weeks, but is beginning to meet with people, consider pitches, etc.,” writes Clifford in a memo to fellow Times staffers. Vega’ Times bylines go back to 2006, and her writing has appeared on the paper’s Bucks Blog, City Room blog, and elsewhere.
Jeremy Peters, author of today’s Politico-focused piece on young new-media journalist burnout, is on the magazine beat.


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A documentary called ‘Who’s Aping Who?: Social Climbing’ was broadcast on National Geographic TV on April 2, 2003. The documentary reflected one of National Geographic TV’s most frequently encountered forms of Darwinist propaganda. Yet again, National Geographic TV strove to show similarities between great ape and human behaviour and to make people believe that apes and human beings are related. This article reveals the inconsistency of National Geographic TV’s Darwinist claims.
One frequently finds in evolutionist publications that parallels are drawn between great apes, in other words chimpanzees, bonoboes, orang-utans and gorillas, and human beings. Certain examples of intelligent behaviour, of chimpanzees in particular, are described in these publications.  Thus there is an attempt to portray the chimpanzee, suggested as being man’s closest ancestor, as the closest to man in terms of intelligence, too.
The National Geographic Society, which undertakes the dispersion of the idea of evolution to all parts of the world and distributes millions of dollars in funds to that end, heads the list of those institutions which refuse to abandon this ‘hollow’ propaganda. Evolutionist primatologists have for years been carrying out studies monitoring apes such as the chimpanzee, bonobo, orang-utan and gorilla in their natural habitats in an effort to prove the co-called evolution of man. These people easily secure the funding for their research from National Geographic.
In their research evolutionist palaeontologists record the social relations in great ape communities and the methods used by these animals to resolve problems in their daily lives with great care and attention. They interpret all the information they obtain in the light of their Darwinist beliefs and attempt to equate the relationships they observe among apes with the political, moral and social relationships observed in human societies. These scientists have undertaken to construct similarities between man and great apes.  For that reason they force themselves to exert their imaginations as much as possible and make as wide-ranging claims as they can. That is why they generally come up with exaggerated or even ‘comic’ interpretations. The place where these interpretations, which even a child would find laughable, are aired is National Geographic TV.
Reference is made in the programme to an experiment on this subject. The chimpanzee in question is first shown pictures of mother chimpanzees and then of their young and is asked to put the two together. When the results are evaluated it appears that the animal has scored a 75% success rate.  The film describes how when a child establishes who he will be friends with when encountering a group for the first time he makes use of ‘facial expression,’ an international language. National Geographic TV states that it is easy to tell whether the other side is angry, or excited or calm, and it here resorts to Darwinist terminology.


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Got that – the Wall Street crash actually was started by the French and then spread to the U.K. with the collapse of Northern Rock bank and then Europe's troubles "eventually worked their way across the pond" to the heretofore unblemished markets of America. And, mind you, it wasn't morally corrupt bankers who caused the financial calamity, it was, according to Hanke, the U.K. government's fault for failing "to make 'lender of last resort' loans efficiently and promptly. This fiasco was clearly the result of government, not market, failure," writes Hanke.
The U.S. "securitization market" was shorthand for the practice across Wall Street's biggest firms to knowingly bundle residential mortgage loans (which they knew were destined to default as a result of their own internal warnings from whistleblowers) as AAA-rated securities and sell them to unsuspecting banks, credit unions, public and private pension funds around the globe, and anyone else dumb enough to buy their house of cards.
Hanke is not the only writer peddling this revisionist history of the Wall Street crash. A surprising number of other writers have joined the chorus.
"In February 2007, HSBC, one of the largest subprime lenders in the U.S. at the time, announced that it was increasing its provision for losses by a whopping $1.8 billion. The next month, New Century, which ran a close second to HSBC in subprime loans, said in an SEC filing that federal investigators were 'conducting a criminal inquiryding in the company's securities, as well as accounting errors regarding the company's allowance for repurchase losses.' The following month, April of 2007, New Century filed bankruptcy. Two months later, June 2007, two of Bear Stearns' multi-billion dollar hedge funds were teetering. Bear conceded to counterparties that it lacked the cash to meet the margin calls on the funds and asked for a reprieve. None came. On July 31, 2007, both funds filed for bankruptcy.
Wall Street desperately wants to shed its history of greed and hubris and its starring role in order to get Congress to roll back the weak reforms that exist. The public should pay close attention to these maneuvers and stand ready to call them out.


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Doctor Who projects flood LEGO Cuusoo
It's been about a week since the LEGO Cuusoo team announced that previous licensing conflicts over Doctor Who based sets had been resolved, so they can now accept projects based on the property. As expected, it did not take very long at all for several proposal to make their way on to the site.
Doctor Who holds massive potential for LEGO to create a set with massive geek appeal. Rather than relying on a retro property, such as Back to the Future or Ghostbusters, you have the ability to release a set that's still very much a part of current popular geek culture, even if it is more than 50 years since the series started.
This one falls more under the category of general theme support, showing us a very basic T.A.R.D.I.S. design in the background and custom minifigures based on the 11th Doctor and companion Amy Pond to draw people in. Scrolling down shows a wide variety of other custom figs, with designs based on all of the past Doctors and many other companions and villains. The figures really push this one forward, in my mind, and is likely responsible for it currently being the most supported Doctor Who project on Cuusoo. It will likely be the first to hit the votes need for review, even though it does not have a very detailed T.A.R.D.I.S. model attached to it. That's probably the one glaring weakness of the project.
"Doctor Who and Companions" from AndrewClark2
While it still includes custom figures, I think monkey_roo's proposal has one of the better designed T.A.R.D.I.S. models in minifigure scale. I would like to see the Police Box signs recessed a bit, but it's otherwise a very good representation. The only real flaw is that, once again, the doors do not open properly.


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Dr. Neal G. Breit's Ratings
Dr. Breit saved my life and my fetus's life while I was pregnant. I met him in the emergency room in 2010, and I have been his patient since that day. After years of hospital and doctors trips, I am in the best health ever under his care. He thoroughly reviews all your records, and finds real diagnososes and treatments for sometimes uncommon issues. I like that he listens to your needs and concerns and doesn't always rush to medication. He has called me on several occasions at home and has taken calls very late when I had some emergencies. He has a new office with a much more organized staff as of 2013. Dr. Breit's staff cuts my waiting room time down by calling me the day of and letting me know what time I should actually head to the office. He is a wonderful person and doctor, who is always trying to improve his services for his patients.
Dr. Breit is the best doctor I've even been to. You will have to wait long in his waiting room, but that's only because he spends as much time with you as needed. Each time I went to him, he spent at lease an hour and a half with me. Sometimes more. He never rushes you. Answers all of your questions. He'll let you go on and on and listen to ever word. He's very thorough. He's the only doctor that was able to help me. And Had me constantly laughing. Since I'm the worst hypochondriac, he was just what I needed. I've never in my life gone to a doctor who spent so much time with me and really listed, understood and was so great at what he does! I'd give him 10 stars if I could! I wish I could have given him a 5 for punctuality, but like I said, he's only late because he gives you all the time you need.
Dr. Breit is wonderful. Spent 1 hour with me. I am a diabetic for 4 years and have a thyroid history since 1974. Asked me medical questions no one has ever asked me and seemed very interested in me and said something at the end no doctor has ever said to me about problem I've had; "Don't worry we're going to get you better". I did have to wait but like everyone else said, the wait was worth it.
Dr. Breit is an amazing doctor, but his front staff is the worst I have ever dealt with. They don't pick up the phone, responses take forever, medication refills forget about it. Overall great doctor if you are healthy, do not recommend if you are sick because you will never get your calls answered, and if you do you will never get an appointment.
Essentially, there is a wait to see dr Breit considering how much time he actually spends with his patients. My illness forced upon a life full of doctor visits and I personally- would rather wait to see a doctor who actually cares and spends tins rather than not wait to see a dr who ends up kicking me out of the office after 10 mins. I was a sick, charity care patient facing death at the age of 26 & not a single dr wanted to see me at the hospital, let alone treat me. That's how I met dr Breit. He literally saved my life. He's incredibly smart, caring, and funny too! It's sad that so many doctors forget the hippocratic oath they take. But I thank God everyday for the very few doctors like Dr Breit that actually mean it when they swear I hope he never retires!! :)
The good news is that Dr. Breit was very understanding and spent a long time working through my paperwork to figure out how best to treat me. Since it was a Thyroid problem, I was started on a very low dose and tried to work up gradually. Unfortunately, getting another appointment was almost impossible. I was diagnosed and then waited 6 weeks to up my medication, 30 days plus he went on vacation for an additional 2 weeks. I was so sick for those weeks but waited. Then dosage was increased again. Back and forth we went with limited appointments available. Once I was called while I was on the way to his office to be told that he had an emergency. If I couldn’t make it in the next day, I would have to wait 2 week! He’s staff is difficult, rude and arrogant. Having to deal with them made me finally walk away from Dr. Breit.
Dr Breit is an amazing doctor. He is knowledgable about a variety of metabolic disorders and does his best to thoroughly explain your condition. It is true that you often have to wait for a lengthy period of time, but that is because he devotes so much time to each patient and doesn't rush you out of the room like most doctors. He has been the only doctor to really explain my disorders to me and has helped me to get and stay well. Anytime I have an issue he is there to help, even called me from home once because he was concerned with one of my test results. Highly recommend him, just be prepared to wait.
The only rating below that I think is accurate is the one written on April 24, 2011. A friend recommended Dr. Breit but did warn me that his staff is rude, inaccessible, and "difficult." I have tried for over a week to call the office. Nobody ever picks up the phone. It doesn't matter what time of day you call. I left two messages which were never returned. I guess they do not care about cultivating new patients as the simple courtesy of a returned call would have been the appropriate thing to do. When I called my friend back to tell about what had transpired, she apologized and stated that she decided to no longer go to Dr. Breit because the office was not returning her calls regarding blood work results. This is absolutely unprofessional and unacceptable. Please do not waste your time and energies on this horrific office!
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Zappin, most recently a patent litigation attorney with Mintz Levin, is representing himself in a divorce and custody proceeding in which he seeks unsupervised visitation with his 2-year-old son. To say that the case is “contentious” fails to do justice to the word. Zappin’s courtroom and litigation antics are so over the top that they even made the New York Post. His mother–whom he attempted to depose in the proceedings–must be very proud.
According to the court’s decision, Mr. Zappin “intentionally continues the pattern of delay and disruption” by “barrage” of “never-ending,” “voluminous, citation-strewn, and … largely redundant” motions, subpoenas, letters, and e-mails to the court. The judge noted Zappin made “numerous forays into other courts,” as he recently sued his wife in New York County Family Court; sued his wife, her family, and her lawyrought Article 78 proceedings in the Appellate Division against judges in the case.
 Zappin is certainly doing his best to prove this adage true and in the process is letting the world know the kind of “man” he really is.


17. State whether35/50 will have a terminating decimal expansion or a non-terminating repeating 18. decimal.
19. Find the LCM and HCF of 192 and 8 and verify that LCM × HCF = product of the two numbers.
20. Use Euclid’s algorithm to find the HCF of 4052 and 12576.
Prove that ( √n -1 + √n +1 ) is irrational, for every nÎN
21. Show that any positive odd integer is of the form of 4q + 1 or 4q + 3, where q is some integer.
22. Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the square of any positive integer is either of the form 3m or 3m + 1 for some integer m.
23. Prove that 3√2 5 is irrational.
24. 11. Prove that 1/√2 is irrational.
25. In a school there are tow sections- section A and Section B of class X. There are 32 students in section A and 36 students in section B. Determine the minimum number of books required for their class library so that they can be distributed equally among students of section A or section B.
26. Express 3825 as a product of its prime factors.
27. Find the LCM and HCF of 8, 9 and 25 by the prime factorization method.
28. Find the HCF and LCM of 6, 72 and 120, using the prime factorization method.
29. State whether 29/343 will have a terminating decimal expansion or a non-terminating repeating decimal.
30. State whether 23/ 23 52will have a terminating decimal expansion or a non-terminating repeating decimal
31. Find the LCM and HCF of 336 and 54 and verify that LCM × HCF = product of the two numbers
32. Use Euclid’s division algorithm to find the HCF of 867 and 255
33. Show that every positive even integer is of the form 2q, and that every positive odd integer is of the form 2q + 1, where q is some integer.
34. Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the cube of any positive integer is of the form 9m,9lm + 1 or 9m + 8.
40. Find the LCM and HCF of 96 and 404 by the prime factorization method
41. State whether 64/455 will have a terminating decimal expansion or a non-terminating repeating decimal
42. State whether15/ 1600 will have a terminating decimal expansion or a non-terminating repeating decimal.
43. Find the LCM and HCF of 510 and 92 and verify that LCM × HCF = product of the two numbers.
44. Use Euclid’s division algorithm to find the HCF of 196 and 38220
45. Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the cube of any positive integer is of the form 9m,9m + 1 or 9m + 8
46. Show that every positive odd integer is of the form 2q, and that every positive odd integer is of the form 2q + 1, where q is some integer
47. 10. Show that 3√ 2 is irrational.
48. Prove that 3 + 2 √5 is irrational.
49. A sweet seller has 420 kaju barfis and 130 badam barfis. She wants to stack them in such a way that each stack has the same number, and they take up the least area of the tray. What is the maximum number of barfis that can be placed in each stack for this purpose?
50. Use Euclid’s division algorithm to find the HCF of : (i) 135 and 225 (ii) 196 and 38220 (iii) 867 and 255
52. An army contingent of 616 members is to march behind an army band of 32 members in a parade. The two groups are to march in the same number of columns. What is the maximum number of columns in which they can march? Sol. Hints: Find the HCF of 616 and 32
53. Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the square of any positive integer is either of the form 3m or 3m + 1 for some integer m. [Hint : Let x be any positive integer then it is of the form 3q, 3q + 1 or 3q + 2. Now square each of these and show that they can be rewritten in the form 3m or 3m + 1.]
54. Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the cube of any positive integer is of the form 9m, 9m + 1 or 9m + 8.
55. Consider the numbers 4n, where n is a natural number. Check whether there is any value of n for which 4n ends with the digit zero.
56. Find the LCM and HCF of 6 and 20 by the prime factorization method.
57. Find the HCF of 96 and 404 by the prime factorization method. Hence, find their LCM.
59. Find the value of y if the HCF of 210 and 55 is expressible in the form 210 x 5 + 55y
60. Prove that no number of the type 4K + 2 can be a perfect square.
61. Express each number as a product of its prime factors:
62. 140 (ii) 156 (iii) 3825 (iv) 5005 (v) 7429
63. Find the LCM and HCF of the following pairs of integers and verify that LCM × HCF = product of the two numbers.
64. 26 and 91 (ii) 510 and 92 (iii) 336 and 54
65. Find the LCM and HCF of the following integers by applying the prime factorization method.
66. 12, 15 and 21 (ii) 17, 23 and 29 (iii) 8, 9 and 25
67. Given that HCF (306, 657) = 9, find LCM (306, 657).
68. Check whether 6n can end with the digit 0 for any natural number n.
69. Explain why 7 × 11 × 13 + 13 and 7 × 6 × 5 × 4 × 3 × 2 × 1 + 5 are composite numbers.
71. Use Euclid’s division lemma to show that the square of any positive integer is of the form 5q, 5q+1,5q+4 for some integer q.
72. Show that any one of the numbers (n + 2), n and (n + 4) is divisible by 3.
73. If 793800 = 2 3 x 3 m x 5 n x 7 2, find the value of m and n.
74. If the HCF of 210 and 55 is expressible in the form 210 × 5 + 55y then find y.
75. What will be the value of 0. + 0. ?
76. Given that HCF (135, 225) = 45. Find LCM (135, 225).
77. Solve √18x√50. What type of number is it, rational or irrational?
78. What type of decimal expansion will69/60 represent? After how many places will the decimal expansion terminate?
79. Find the H.C.F. of the smallest composite number and the smallest prime number.
80. If a = 4q + r then what are the conditions for a and q. What are the values that r can take?
81. What is the smallest number by which √5 - √ 3 be multiplied to make it a rational no? Also find the no. so obtained.
82. What is the digit at unit’s place of 96?
83. Find one rational and one irrational no. between √3 and √5.
84. If the no. pn never to end with the digit 0 then what are the possible value (s) of p?
85. State Euclid’s Division Lemma and hence find HCF of 16 and 28.
86. State fundamental theorem of Arithmetic and hence find the unique fraternization of 120.
87. Prove that 1/(2 - √5) is irrational number.
88. Check whether 5 × 7 × 11 + 6 is a composite number.
89. Check whether 7 × 6 × 3 × 5 + 5 is a composite number.
90. If the H C F of 657 and 963 is expressible in the form of 657x + 963x - 15 find x.
91. Express the GCD of 48 and 18 as a linear combination.
92. Prove that one of every three consecutive integers is divisible by 3.
93. Find the largest possible positive integer that will divide 398, 436, and 542 leaving remainder 7, 11, 15 respectively.
94. Find the least number that is divisible by all numbers between 1 and 10 (both inclusive).
95. Show that 571 is a prime number.
96. If d is the HCF of 30, 72, find the value of x & y satisfying d = 30x + 72y.
97. Show that the product of 3 consecutive positive integers is divisible by 6.
98. Find the greatest number of 6 digits exactly divisible by 24, 15 and 36.


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"He said he was open to improving the system and improving C-69," said Nenshi. "That means I will continue to be a thorn in the side to make sure this thing works better."
"I'm very keen to get going," Carr said on Thursday. "We have to cut through a sense of alienation, a sense that there isn't full potential that's being explored and exploited in the region and that's the task at hand."
Asked about what it will take to enhance national unity and keep the peace with provinces, Freeland said "it's got to start with us."
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How to Do Things How to Stop Racial Discrimination
It has been noticedpracticing racial discrimination against human beings. It is one of the most shameful practices that are still followed by the so called civilized and secular nay are facing a racial discrimination and due to unawareness of their rights, they are not able to fight. It is important to educate people against racial discrimination. How to stop racial discrimination? For that, it is important that government should actively participate in the awareness program to stop racial discrimination.
Racial discrimination occurs on the basis of caste, creed, color or domicile. There are many forms of discrimination such as verbal discrimination, physical discrimination, and mental discrimination. There are many ways by which people often discriminate others. It is mandatory for every individual to fight against everyday racism. It is required that the government, notable lawyers, educationalist to come together to reform the bad practice of racial discrimination.
Many intellectual people work against racism. It is very important to safeguard the human rights of the people. Many high profile officers, politicians from the diversified parties, students, religious scholars, university teachers, social activists, legal experts (lawyers, judge, advocates) and media need to work uniformly to achieve the common goal. It is required to follow some of the key points that work efficiently to reform the society:
Political system and institutions needs to be stabilized in the state and closely monitored by the government and the judiciary.
The educational curriculum must be liberal and preach importance of human rights and its value among the people.
It is required that the police and the legal experts should come forward and draft a strict measure for those who want to disturb the harmony in the country.
Religious leaders and reformers play a pivotal role in setting up the public mind and treat every human being equally. It is very important to handle caste and creed issues within an open conscience and everyone gets justice and right to live with respect. The best way to overcome the practice of racial discrimination is only solved by religious leaders, as they need to convey the message of equality and diversity among their people.
It is also important to provide employment opportunity to those who are oppressed and take affirmative action that insures employment opportunities.
NGOs and government should work together to get access to provide full-fledged information of the relevant causes of racial discrimination. It is important to collate all the information about the causes and make a full proof plan to overcome such acts in the future with the help of law enforcing bodies. It is the best practice to spread awareness programs among children and mold them so that they become a bright future of the nation and follow the methodology of equality and diversity. It is also required that the entire leading corporate model implements corporate social responsibility and give their time in making this practice mandatory. It is very important to arrange the funds for the leading gan effective way.
It is also important to display the presentation in all the leading offices, organizations and schools. This practice makes them aware of the bad effect of racial discrimination on people. It has been noticed that discrimination sometimes turns into an violent act that turns into a threat to the national security. It’s a responsibility of the government agencies to keep an eye on any form of racial acts that might be turned violent and cause a disturbance in human harmony. It is important that every citizen should make a joint effort and battle against racism along with NGOs and government. It is important to expand your horizon and try to find novel ways of spreading awareness among the public and stop hatred among each others. In these times, many websites and organizations have joined hands to offer equal opportunities to the entire sector in the society.
In an ideal society, it is mandatory that there is no biasing against the people and every one gets an equal opportunity in all the sectors. How to stop racial discrimination? It is required to follow the voice of your conscience and follow the path of national harmony and integrity. It is very important to refurbish your moral value and work towards the growth of the nations.
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the Sifri) explains that the "P'nei haM'norah" refers not to the front (as we translated it), rather to the "center" - the middle light. In other words, Aharon was commanded to light the lamps of the Menorah in such a way that the outer six lamps would face inward, towards the middle lamp.
Why is the entire section of Menorah repeated here - we have already learned about the Menorah in Shemot 25 and Vayyikra 24!
As Ramban explains (in his introduction to Parashat Terumah), the Mishkan was intended to be a continuation of the Sinai experience - with the incense substituting for the cloud, the altar on the outside taking the place of the altar at the foot of the mountain etc. In other words, the Mishkan was a vehicle for continuing the revelation of God's Word - the place where Man encounters the Divine.
THE MENORAH - SYMBOL OF WISDOM
As the Netziv points out (in his commentary at the beginning of our Parashah), the Menorah symbolizes all forms of wisdom. This is why it must be made from one solid piece of gold - not welded together - because all wisdom has one elemental Source. He goes on to explain that the middle stem of the Menorah represents the wisdom of Torah, where the three branches on each side represent other forms of wisdom which are, essentially, included in the wisdom of the Torah. The three wicks on each side must face the center - just as all other intellectual disciplines must serve the wisdom of Torah and its study.
What was on the Shulhan?
We now look across the Sanctuary to the Menorah - which was to house the everlasting flame - the Ner Tamid - and the association is clear. In order to complete the symmetry, the Torah commands Aharon to make a "Panim" for the Menorah - such that the "Panim" of the bread and the "Panim" of the Menorah face each other, creating an outside analogue to the K'ruvim.
So - we have two vessels, facing each other in the Sanctuary - with their focal components consistently present ("Tamid"). What are we to make of this phenomenon?
The Rabbis already taught us:
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“For those with a dream – Beaver comes to support that vision or to give you a nudge not to give up.”    SpiritAnimal.com
“Build your foundations firmly. If the old structure no longer works, walk away and start anew. Change is your friend, as is an adventure with Beaver. Yes, it’s hard work but well worth the effort.” SpiritAnimal.com
I spend a lot of time these days in the Ottawa Valley in my daughter ‘s small bubble. The landscape is beautiful in all seasons. Yesterday we went for a drive in the country, which we try to do as frequently as we can as part of our pandemic mental health regime. As usual my toddler granddaughter fell asleep in the back in her car seat and we chatted away enjoying the scenery. Winter wonderland pristine newly fallen snow on the ground and trees, no other cars or people. Suddenly, we both simultaneously saw a medium sized animal lumbering into the road ahead of us. We had plenty of time to slow down even more and watch a beautiful large beaver with fur glistening with water cross the road.
Awe is always my reaction when I see a non-domesticated animal in its natural habitat. It is so easy to see and feel Spirit in Earth’s creatures. Hayley and I sat silently, briefly, to honour this moment. Fully present in the eternal Now.
As we carried on with our drive, we were both very aware that Beaver had a message for each of us and we chatted about what that might be. We know that the beaver is a master builder, very industrious and persistent. People with Beaver as an animal totem, never ever give up! Are we being guided to persist with an old structure or to walk away and create a new one? We are both meditating on this, knowing the message is rising to the surface as the veil between worlds continues to thin.
Imagine my surprise today when I started wondering what to talk about for this blog and thought I would write about the full moon coming on the 30th and through researching discovered it is called a “Beaver Moon.”  Wow!  This beaver provided us a foreshadowing of a special Gateway coming soon.
A CTV story I read that was written by Elizabeth Gulino said: “Canadians willing to brave the cold this weekend and head outside will be rewarded with a celestial treat when the Beaver Moon passes through part of the Earth’s shadow. This partial penumbral eclipse begins Sunday when the Beaver Moon starts to rise before it becomes full in the early hours of Monday morning.” This Beaver Moon Eclipse will be the fourth and final such eclipse of 2020 and according to NASA it will occur at 4:42 am ET. Stargazers should try to watch it away from city lights and at a higher elevation if possible. A telescope or at least binoculars are recommended due to the slight dimming of the moon which might make it difficult to see.
Why is this full moon called a Beaver Moon? There are a few interpretations but the one I am choosing is it is simply because beavers are very active animals during this period as they prepare for winter.
As we get closer to this eclipse, we can feel the energies start to build and information and events related to it begin to occur. Narayana Montufar of Astrology.com says the energy surrounding this eclipse is about three times more powerful than a regular full moon. Therefore, this can potentially affect how the rest of 2020 will go. Full moons are usually about letting stuff go so the new can come in. Nature abhors a vacuum.
Research shows that a remarkable transit will occur during this full moon that points to good fortune. According to Montufar, the moon will be conjunct a fixed star named Alderbaran – a special transit that ancient astrologers believed to be favourable for business and public success. If you have an idea you think could propel your career forward – now is the time to go for it! The power of this full moon eclipse will back you up.
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I was driving home just now and admiring the moon! (Also Mars which is still close to us in the Southern sky). Happy to know it’s a Beaver Moon that I was admiring, thanks!
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Fresh off a fifth consecutive double-digit victory, No. 19 Marshall ht takes on winless Florida International in Miami on Friday night.The Thundering Herd (5-0, 3-0 Conference USA) got by Florida Atlantic 20-9 last weekend, holding an FBS foe The Herd won 17-7 over visiting Appalachian State on Sept. 19.”Wg,” coach Doc Holliday said. “We  are. We’re still right on track. The leadership on this team is as good as any team I’ve been a part of at Marshall or anywhere.”Even with No. 1 receiver Broc Thompson sidelined with a foot injury, quarterback Grant Wells passed for 251 yards and two touchdowns and Brenden Knox posted his fourth consecutive triple-digit rushing game with 101 yards on 25 carries. Knox also had a 58-yard touchdown reception, taking a short pass in the flat to the house in the first quarter against FAU.Holliday called it a “grind-it-out” victory.”Defense played lights out again,” he said. “and-0. We weren’t sure exactly what we were getting into. It was like a first game for us.”FIU will be making its second consecutive Friday night appearance after losing 19-10 to an FCS team, Jacksonville State, at home last week. The Panthers (0-3, 0-1 C-USA) have been dealing with COVID-19 issues throughout the season after their opener was delayed to Sept. 26.FIU lost that game 36-34 at Liberty and then lost 31-28 to visiting Middle Tennessee on Oct. 10 before their scheduled conference opener against Charlotte on Oct 17 was postponed.Among sick or injured FIU players for the loss to Jacksonville State were left tackle D’Antne Demery, starting center Shane McGough, and running back Shaun Peterson. Peterson rushed for 117 yards in the loss to Middle Tennessee.


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A small island community off the coast of the Washington state mainland, Orcas Island isn’t the sort of place you’d expect to be especially well-connected, internet-wise.
And, well, it wasn’t. As reported in a 2015 Ars Technica story, for years the island struggled with connection slowdowns and outages, a situation that eventually led a group of localsf the island’s Doe Bay area established the Doe Bay Internet Users Association, building a wireless internet network from a series of radios hung from houses, trees and an area water tower. Launched in 2014, the network sells access at rates ranging from $45 to $75 per month and counts over 60 subscribers.
And for small towns and their residents, that gap can translate into lost development and economic opportunities, as reliable internet access has become a must for many businesses.
In Greenfield, Mass., a town of around 17,000 in the western half of the state, the local government decided to build out its own broadband infrastructure after losing a tech startup in 2011 due to a lack of reliable high-speed internet access. Two years ago, the town and Massachusetts state government approved the formation of GCET, a community-owned network for voice, data and internet that aims to provide coverage for all the town’s residents and businesses.
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Cabaret - The best musical of the spring
I sound like a broken record, I guess, but I can't believe that the year is almost half over. And I can't believe that a new season is starting! Yes, the 2014 - 2015 season has begun, even though as I write this, we still have some last season business to finish up this coming Sunday. And this summer, like the past several summers, will have plenty for us theatre lovers to chew on. But before I look ahead, let me look back for just a bit at the spring - a jam-packed spring at that. Of the shows I was looking forward to this time 3 months ago (HERE), I was lucky enough to see one of the plays I listed and all six of the musicals I listed, plus two more plays and two more musicals. How did that turn out? Well there were some very pleasant surprises, some disappointments, and a ton to think about. It has been years since there has been so much to appreciate, even if there wasn't much to be all Next to Normal over, or anything to be all Soul Doctor over, either. Just about every show had some superb elements balanced by some truly baffling (for lack of a better word) elements at the same time.
Casa Valentina - The best play of the spring
Of the plays, Casa Valentina (A+) was my favorite, and I'm really glad I got to see The Cripple of Inishmaan (A) and Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill (B+). The biggest musical disappointments were off-Broadway's Heathers (C) and Bullets Over Broadway (C-). Most underwhelming, though I wasn't shocked at just how bad it was, was Les Miserables (D). The most pleasant surprises were Hedwig and the Angry Inch (A-) and Violet (B+), and the most thought-provoking and interesting ended up being Rocky (B-) and the love it/hate it show of the season, If/Then (A) (I loved it!). The most entertaining show of the spring was Aladdin (A-). But it was Cabaret (A+) that was - by far - the gold standard of 2013 - 2014, just as it was in 1998. The spring average was A- not bad!
So this summer, I am looking forward to some up-and-coming musicals, Broadway's newest musical, and a vastly revised all-time favorite of mine that is getting a huge regional showing. I have little interest, really, in the first Broadway play of the season, This Is Our Youth. A hot summer day in the city filled with 20-something angst just doesn't appeal. Sorry.
The New York Musical Theatre Festival (Off-Broadway) - Various Venues Seeing shows at NYMF has become a tradition that Mike and I look forward to each year. While the quality of these shows varies greatly (and we haven't yet seen our "Feeling Electric"), the one thing they all have is that very special excitement shared by everyone in the room, onstage, backstage, and in the house as a new musical is born before our very eyes! Here are the two we will be seeing:
The Travels (Click the logo above to go to their website!) Any show that bills itself as "genre-defying" automatically gets my attention, and add words like "dystopian," "eclectic," and "epic," count me in as I hum songs from Urinetown! Besides, I don't see that many sci-fi musicals, either, and that has to be interesting, right?
Mr. Confidential (Click the logo above to go to their website!) I love shows that harken back to the 50's, and I love those scandalous films of that period. But even more, I love musicals that are about yesterday that have implications for today. And if the people behind this show have put as much effort into the show as they have with their website, it is going to be very good!
Holler If Ya Hear Me (Broadway) - Palace Theatre
Side Show (Regional) - The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
This show is one of my all-time favorite shows. Dark, frightening, funny and romantic, with a killer score, I am still sad that it never found an audience. And now it is back, re-envisioned, revised and re-staged, and looks as thrilling as ever! I am so excited by this, I can't put it into words. I'm trying to temper my excitement so that I'm not setting myself up for disappointment...
If/Then (Broadway) - Richard Rodgers Theatre
I loved it the first time, and thought about it for weeks after. Now that I am getting reacquainted with the show via the cast recording (CD review coming later this week), I am even more excited to be returning in a month. Love Idina, but I am looking forward to really concentrating on everyone else this time around, and enjoying the score even more now that I know it better.
Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Broadway) - Belasco Theatre
Before I saw this a few weeks ago, I wasn't really all that excited by it. But having seen it now, I can't wait to feel the electricity in the Belasco Theatre again. I am particularly looking forward to "Origin of Love," seeing Lena Hall's brilliance, and the last 10 minutes with the perplexing and completely thrilling finale (not to mention Neil Patrick Harris' rockin' bod!).
2014 - 2015 Season,
CD Review: Bullets Over Broadway
CD Review: If/Then


David Morgans Rail Systems, will be a featured speaker at this year's Strictly Sail Pacific sailboat show in Oakland, Calif. David Morgan's seminar, Cable Railing How To, will focus on how to install a safe and simple cable railing system. The seminar will be held at 1 pm on April 10th. The seminar is free for all ticket holders at the show.


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Let us first consider the first limit $\mu^{(6)}=V_s/2=0.015$ meV.
This situation is the same as shown in Fig. \ref{fig:nlsv} (a2), but
$V_s$ is much larger in magnitude. According to Fig.
\ref{fig:purecurrent}(a), as the magnetization changes from $-S_0$
to $S_0$, the spin-down current gradually becomes favored and the
spin-up current unfavored, which is consistent with the spin
selection rules Eq. (\ref{CGcoefficient}). Remember the
configuration of chemical potentials remains unchanged during the
reversal as shown in Fig. \ref{fig:nlsv} (a2). As a result, the
magnitude of spin-down current will keep growing during the
reversal, and even after the magnetization is reversed to $S_0$,
there will still be a steady spin-down current flowing from lead (6)
to lead (4,5). Although not shown in our result, one can expect, for
sufficient long time, the spin-down current leaking from region (6)
will eventually shift $\mu^{(6)}$ down to $-V_s/2$, much like the
same situation as shown by Fig. \ref{fig:nlsv} (b2). Then the
spin-down current will cease to flow.
The second limit is shown by Fig. \ref{fig:purecurrent} (b). At the
start, $S_z=-S_0$, so spin-up current is favored to flow from lead
(4,5) to lead (6). As the reversal from $-S_0$ to $S_0$ goes on, the
spin-up current will gradually become unfavored, and drop to zero
after the reversal is accomplished. Although the spin-down current
is favored when $S_z=S_0$, the Fermi levels for spin-down electrons
on both sides of the grain are the same, so neither the spin-up nor
-down current will be flowing after the reversal.
After considering the above two limits, it is natural to expect that
a real situation should be between them, i.e., $\mu^{(6)}$ should
float gradually from $V_s/2$ to $-V_s/2$, and there should be a
spin-polarized current instead of the anticipated pure spin current
flowing through the grain during and after the reversal, until the
accumulation or drainage in floating region (6) is accomplished.
The extra charge part of the current is produced along with the
electron accumulation or drainage process in region (6). To prove
this point, we decouple region (6) completely by letting
$\Gamma_{(6)}=0$.\cite{Lu2009.prb79.174419} The results are shown in
Fig. \ref{fig:purecurrent} (c). In this case, the spin-up and down
currents are always the same in magnitude and opposite in direction,
i.e., there is only a pure spin current flowing. Besides, by
integrating the current over time using the data of Fig.
\ref{fig:purecurrent}(c),
Q_{\uparrow/\downarrow}=\int_0^{\infty}
I^{\uparrow/\downarrow}_{(4,5)}\ dt,
we obtain that both the spin-up electrons that tunnel into the grain
and spin-down electrons off the grain are $2S_0$. This is consistent
with the change of $S_z$ by $2S_0$ during the reversal, where half
is from the $2S_0$ incoming spin-up electrons and half the $2S_0$
outgoing spin-down electrons.
\subsection{\label{sec:validjg}Validity of approximation $I^G=0$}
Because surrounded by insulator, the grain is connected to the leads
via the quantum tunneling. The reference 20 of Ref.
\onlinecite{Kleff2001prb64_220401} estimates that the tunneling rate
for Ref. \onlinecite{Gueron1999.PRL.83.4148} is around $\Gamma =
10^9$ $\mathrm{s}^{-1}$. According to Fig. \ref{fig:hysteresis},
where either the magnitude of spin-up or -down current is smaller
than $e\Gamma$. Therefore, we estimate the current in and out the
grain $I^G$ are well smaller than
e\Gamma = 1.6\times 10^{-19} \mathrm{Coulomb}\times 10^{9}s^{-1} =
1.6 \times 10^{-10}A
This value is 6 - 7 orders smaller than, e.g., the driven current
$I_c$ ($\sim 10^{-3}$A) shown in our Fig. \ref{fig:hysteresis}. So
it is valid for us to ignore $I^G$ in our
numerical calculations, though we explicitly kept it in Eq. \ref{Vs}.\\
\section{\label{sec:summary}Summary  }
In this work, we theoretically studied the magnetization switching
and detection of a ferromagnetic nanograin in a non-local spin valve
(NLSV) device.
Different from the original experiment,\cite{Yang2008.NatPhys} our
nanograin is much smaller in size and at much lower temperatures,
thus subjected to strong Coulomb and magnetic blockades. We describe
the grain as a Stoner particle, whose ferromagnetism comes from the
exchange interactions between itinerant electrons inside it. Because
of the ultrasmall size, the one-particle levels inside it are
quantized. Because of the ferromagnetism, the level spacings for the
majority and minority electrons are unequal.
As shown in Fig. \ref{fig:setupmodel}(a), the grain is coupled to
regions (4)-(6) of the NLSV device via quantum tunneling. Regions
(4) and (5), and region (6) can be regarded as two nonmagnetic
leads, respectively. In the lead formed by regions (4) and (5), a
spin-dependent splitting of chemical potentials (spin bias) is
induced by the spin-polarized current $I_c$ injected from
ferromagnetic injector (1), as shown in Figs.
\ref{fig:Yang2008_gamma_jle_spinbias}(a) and
\ref{fig:Yang2008_gamma_jle_spinbias}(b). The other electrode (6) is
floating and connected to region (5) through a voltmeter.
By applying a $I_c$ and measure the voltage difference $\Delta V$
between regions (5) and (6), the magnetization of the grain can be
read out by the NLSV signal $R_{\mathrm{NLSV}}=\Delta V/I_c$.
Because of the unequal level spacings for the majority and minority
electrons and Coulomb blockade, the NLSV signal in the tunneling
regime depends not only on the magnetization of the grain, but also
on whether the majority or minority band of the grain is favored to
contribute to the electron transport. The results when the minority
band is favored are right opposite to when the majority band is
favored. In the presence of an angle $\theta$ between the easy-axis
of the grain and the spin-quantization direction of the electrode,
the NLSV signal is proportional to $\cos\theta$ and vanishes when
$\theta=\pi/2$.
the grain can be switched reversibly by the spin bias generated by
the $I_c$. Because of the strong Coulomb and magnetic blockades, the
electron flowing between the grain and the electrodes is not
possible unless both blockades are lifted, then the angular momenta
carried by the flowing electrons can be transferred to the grain.
Therefore, the critical value of $I_c$ to drive the magnetization
switching is determined by: at what gate voltage $V_g$ and spin bias
$V_s$, both the Coulomb and magnetic blockades can be lifted. We
also show that the current accompanying the switching may not be a
pure spin current


While in Europe, President Parker also will be meeting with students, alumnae, parents and friends of the College at a series of events. Receptions will be held Monday, March 14 in Seville, Spain, and Wednesday, March 16 in Paris. A brunch will be held Saturday, March 19 in London. Anyone from the Sweet Briar community interested in attending one of these events may e-mail Dawn Gatewood at dgatewood@sbc.edu or call (434) 381-6161.
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