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Like this one even better then your last, it's got an easier flow to it.
For all the kids screaming scientology, the perspective discussed here actually deals with theosophy, both classic and some more modern notions.
I understand this will be hard to verify since the literature describing it is pretty taxing for todays crowd but hey, it's presented very easy to digest here so :3
Keep it up
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eh not into scientology
interesting take on reality, but.... this is scientology
No it's not. It just has that 1 similarity. "Beings inhabiting bodies", not even the type of beings or where they're from, just "inhabiting" really.
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If a polar shift happems when a consciousness happens.....does that mean its going to happen when we wake up the same day the mayan calender ends? (cant remember the excat date, Dec. something 2012 ithink.)
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In the album of sadness there is no sadder melody than "Taps." On Tuesday, America mourned the 13 soldiers who were gunned down in an act as cruel as an ambush in Kandahar.
Yet, the murders last week at Fort Hood are not isolated. This year alone, a husband killed his wife, then himself. They had just returned to Fort Hood from service in Iraq. Another soldier, who served two tours in Iraq, killed himself in a friend's apartment. And the same month, a decorated soldier, just back from Iraq, killed a fellow soldier.
In the past six years, 76 soldiers assigned to Fort Hood have committed suicide, according to an article in The New York Times. There have been 10 suicides this year alone at Fort Hood.
In the past eight years, reports of domestic violence have risen 75 percent. While violence in towns the size of Killeen, Texas, where Fort Hood is located, has declined, violence in Killeen has increased by 22 percent. (Nationwide, there are 1.7 million reported cases of domestic violence a year among civilians, a number that is rising due to the country's economic crisis, according to a survey of domestic abuse shelters. Most of those who are abused are women.)
A Catholic priest told The Times that "fatigue and other strains are `rampant"' on the base. Divorces, too, are rampant, he said. "Every night in my apartment complex some soldier and his wife are screaming and shouting at each other," he said.
A soldier talked of being ridiculed by an officer when he complained about stress. Once back at Fort Hood, he suffered a nervous breakdown and had to be hospitalized.
After another soldier committed suicide, the base commander told Congress the base needed more mental health professionals.
In July, Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a psychiatrist, arrived at Fort Hood to counsel stressed-out soldiers. He is accused of killing 13 fellow soldiers and wounding 30 others in the worst act of violence on a U.S. military base.
The Army has pledged to address care for homicidal, suicidal and other stressed personnel. Congress should supply whatever money is needed to do just that. Before we hear the saddest melody in the album of sadness again.


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BASSETT >> A suggested use of Bassett Unified's under-used Florence Flanner School property for storm water management fell flat when a majority of board members claimed member Laura Santos worked the deal behind their back.
"You haven't spoken to the board, you've spoken to one person, that person has zero authority," said Joe Medina, vice president of the board, after hearing an analysis of uses for the property by pro-bono consultant Drexel Smith.
Smith's analysis backed a joint-venture with the Los Angeles County Flood District to use the property's 6-acres off Walnut Creek for storm-water management, while still retaining ownership of the land and its building for school use.
"To sell is a rather final move," Smith said. "Why make that decision now if you can generate revenue in another area?"
Smith proposed Bassett Unified officials reach out and request expressions of interest for the property to proceed with finding another use for it.
The joint-venture could add to the Emerald Necklace and give the city a permanent open recreational space, Smith said. State Assemblyman Roger Hernandez wrote a letter to the board in support of using the site for recreation.
"I am supportive of any measure that will sustain open space while providing a long term and continuous influx of income to the school district," he wrote.
The Flanner School currently houses Bassett's preschool program, one adult school class and the district's Personnel Commission Offices. The school sits off Le Borgne Avenue in Bassett near Walnut Creek.
Medina said the district has bigger problems to worry about, such as low test scores.
"Our plan can not be worrying about whether or not we have enough water shed for the area," he said.
Asking for an expression of interest would take a baby step toward making use of Flanner, Santos said. Santos worked on the joint-venture proposal for several months and has promoted finding uses for Flanner since 2012. Medina supported her in placing Smith's presentation on the agenda, she said.
"Everything I've done, the superintendent and the board has known about it," she said. "There is interest in Flanner, but the interested parties need to know that the board would be open to receiving proposals."
Smith's presentation listed the district's options as renovating the property, selling it or using it in a joint-venture.
Board member Paul Solano said it was clear where Smith leaned after his presentation and that it seemed like Santos had made a lot of arrangements behind the board's back.
"These are things that are being pursued by an individual. That shouldn't be," he said.
The majority of the board expressed interest in selling the property and voted to bring in another consultant to help them find out what their options are.
A joint-venture could provide a steady source of revenue without losing authority over the property, while a sell would only provide a one-time influx of funds, Santos said.
"We're already down three schools," she said. "I think it is shortsighted to sell public property and I really don't want to."


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To unlock a new ability called "Body Surf," navigate to the Cheats menu (under "Extras" in the Main Menu) and enter this code: RIGHT, RIGHT, LEFT, DOWN, UP, UP, UP, DOWN
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Once you beat Story Mode, you'll be able to play through it again with all of your powers and upgrades.
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A 10-YEAR-OLD boy has been pulled over for driving an SUV on a major US highway - while his grandmother and another woman in the car were drunk.
The women were pulled over on Wednesday and told officers they had the boy drive because they were drunk, police in Kenner, Louisiana, say.
The child's grandmother, 54-year-old Brenda Byrd, and 48-year-old Sheila Joiner were booked with contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile and allowing an unlicenced driver to operate a motor vehicle.
The young driver and a 15-year-old passenger were later released to family members.
Police had responded to a call about an SUV being driven recklessly on Interstate 10 in Louisiana.
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shoes by UP, tops by forever 21, skirt and tights got from mangga dua
I can't believe time flies so fast.
And i have only one hope that is a great year.
I think everyone have a same hope with me, right?
So, how we can make it great?
Well, walking in your path, do some changing,
make it something new.
Love can be everywhere like time.
So, be suprised in every time.


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Elk River-Zimmerman mounted a stern challenge to an unbeaten Park Center team and came up short 1-0 on Thursday evening in Brooklyn Park.
"We gave them all they could handle," said Elk coach Tom Olson, "and we lost a heartbreaker."
Abdulaziz Tahir of the Pirates scored in the 55th minute, pouncing on the ball when it deflected off an Elk defender off a corner kick and driving it low into the corner.
The Elks put some pressure on the net late in the game, most notably when Rob Burger made a nice header off a free kick, only to have Pirate goalie Bryant Brakke get a hand on it.
"Both teams played hand and both teams played clean," said Olson. "It was a really fun game to play in."
Park Center (4-0-2 conference, 7-0-2 overall) has a scoring ace in Francis Korma (10 goals, eight assists). The Elks had Jeremy Carlson sticking with Korma and he did a good job holding him in check, said Olson.
The Elks (1-3-1 conference, 5-3-1 overall) were missing Storm Heyer, who has five of the team's 10 goals, with a stress fracture. He's expected to miss two weeks.
The Elks will host Osseo next Wednesday.


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PASS Summit 13, Day 1 keynote by Quentin Clarke and we're hearing about "redefiniing mission critical in the cloud".
With a move to the Windows Azure cloud comes the promise of capacity on demand, automatic HA, backups, patching and so on, as well as passing responsibility to MS for managing hardware, upgrades and so on. However, for many databases and applications the best route to the cloud is not necessarily obvious. For most, the path of least resistance is IaaS – SQL Server in a Azure VM. It removes the hardware burden but you still have to manage your databases and implementing HA for SQL Server is your responsibility. Also, scaling up comes at quite a cost – the biggest VM (8 CPU cores, 56 GB RAM, 16 1TB drives with 500 IOPS each) weighs in at over over $4500 per month.
With PaaS, in the form of Windows SQL Database, you get a "3-copies replica set" so HA comes out-of the box, and removes the majority of the administration burden, but you are moving your database into a very different environment. For a start, it's a shared environment, with other customers using the same compute nodes in the cluster, and potentially even sharing the same database (multi-tenancy). Unless you pay for SQL DB Premium edition, the resources available for your workload will depends on how nicely others "play" in the shared environment. You'll potentially need to do a lot of tuning, and application rewriting to avoid throttling issues, optimising application-database communication to deal with increased latency between the two, and so on. You'll need aggressive application caching. You'll also need retry logic and to deal with (expected) node failure and the need to reconnect.
In Tuesday's PASS Summit pre-con from the SQLCAT team, they spent a lot of time covering some of the telemetric techniques (collect into Azure storage the necessary monitoring data) to perform capacity planning, work out the hotspots and bottlenecks in your cloud applications. Tools like WAD (Windows Azure Diagnostics), performance counters SQL Database DMVs, and others, will be essential.
Of course, to truly exploit the vast horizontal scaling that is available from the existence of thousands of compute nodes, you'll also need to need to consider how to "shard" your data so Azure can move it between nodes at will.
Finding the right path to the Cloud isn't easy, but it's coming. I spoke to people one year ago who saw no real benefit in trying to move their infrastructure and databases to the cloud, but now at their company, it's the conversation that won't go away.


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When Eidos Interactive in 2000 presented the first game, to me, that had never played anything like it was a good surprise.
I remember perfectly what really captivated me was the soundtrack, and the voice of Agent 47, in terms of history can not say much because it was very weak, only "someone" created genetic to kill, 47 was a empty character.
The character was being molded in the following games, the contrast between his dark side, and the relationship that he creats arround him special with Diana Burnwood , made him a character in change.
Eidos Interactive and IO Interactive did a good job and the "Franchise" began to be recognized with awards and recommendations.
Hitman: Codename 47
BAFTA Interactive Entertainment Awards
Nominated - Best PC Game
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
D.I.C.E. Video Game Awards
Nominated - Console Action / Adventure Game
Hitman: Contracts
BAFTA Games Awards
Won - Best Original Soundtrack
Hitman: Blood Money
BAFTA Games AwardsEdit
Nominated - Best Game
Nominated - Best Original Soundtrack
Hitman: Absolution
Apparently the game had a good exit, ended up selling well, but ended up pissing some fans, who waited six years for a new game.
Eidos Interactive is bought by Square Enix and I think that was also one of the main reasons why some things have changed in the game.
Leave out the Jesper Kyd was a serious error ("possibly as a matter of costs"), but even worse was the attempt to let David Bateson out of it, which was severely criticized by fans.
The game received several awards, but many fans said it was the worst of the series.
According to the IO Interactive Hitman6 will to return to its roots.
We will wait...
And do not forget - Bring back Jesper Kyd - ("Please")
Sorry if my English is not the best.
Make it Good - IO Interactive – You know how to do it..


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Album Rating: 4.5this album burns my blackened brain
Album Rating: 4.0progject livez, awesome review
Album Rating: 4.5Thanks MeatSalad. Have you heard that band/album yet?
Album Rating: 4.0I've heard scheherezizzle and ashes, haven't heard this one yet though
Album Rating: 4.5Well dont miss this one. The trio represents the best they have done.
Album Rating: 4.0I won't man, i've got so much prog to listen to but i'll get to it eventually
Album Rating: 3.5best trilogy of albums ever??
Album Rating: 4.0hmmm maybe
Album Rating: 4.5kingston wall tho
Album Rating: 4.0yeah kw
Album Rating: 4.5This is brilliant material, definate pos for great review.
Album Rating: 4.0
Thank's a bunch for your beautiful editing work, and your habitual magic touch. The summary is great like it is. Bravo, mate. Long live to our ProgJect!
Album Rating: 4.5
best trilogy of albums ever??
... and don't forget Green Day ;)
Digging: Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Luciferian Towers
Jethro Tull (Aqualung, TaaB, Passion Play).
Album Rating: 4.5You must be joking, Greg. But there surely are some good trilogy outside of the prog community, no doubt.
Album Rating: 4.5Agreed for Jethro Tull, Jamie.
Also, Gentle Giant; Three Friends, Octopus, In a Glass House
Album Rating: 4.0hard
Album Rating: 4.5really
Album Rating: 4.0dude does your son jam this
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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ACE Rio Ferdinand has offered to help sprint king Usain Bolt fulfil his dream
of playing for Manchester United.
Yesterday the Olympic 100m champion begged manager Sir Alex Ferguson for the
chance to join his squad, but warned he would have to be quick.
He told of his dream after being asked about his next challenge.
Bolt, 25, said: "People think I am joking. But if Alex Ferguson called me up
and said, 'OK let's do this, come and have a trial', it would be impossible
for me to say No.
"I would not take up the challenge if I didn't think I was good enough. I am a
very accomplished player and know I could make a difference.
"I would be the fastest player in the team — but I can play as well."
The 6ft 5in Jamaican added: "I am in Britain for a few more days. If Alex
Ferguson wants to give me a call he knows where I am."
And this morning Rio tweeted Bolt, writing: "If you want that trial at Man Utd
shout me, I'll speak to the boss!! Well done in 100m."
Bolt replied: "After the Olympics we work on that … lol … thanks man."
Bolt — who thrilled the world with his 9.63 seconds victory on Sunday night —
has been pals with Sir Alex and his stars since visiting Manchester in 2009
to take part in a 150m sprint through the city streets.
He said recently: "I definitely want to see what I could do. I think I could
step up to the Rooneys."
Last night fans backed his call. Adam Haworth, 35, of Bury, Gtr Manchester,
said: "We could have done with a bit more pace and power last season!"
Chris Hicks, 49, from Manchester, said: "We should stick him in the reserves
for a year to train him up — then when Ryan Giggs retires we'll have a
ready-made replacement."
A United spokesman said: "As the fastest man on Earth he would undoubtedly add
speed to the team."
Bolt won the most hotly-contested sprint ever before an 80,000-strong crowd
at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford, East London.
The fans included his cousin Vinette Jones, 53, who travelled from her home in
Bristol with children Matthew and Lemara. Vinette said: "We're so proud of
"Some people seemed to doubt him because he lost a couple of big races
beforehand. But we were confident."
Matthew, 25, said: "I often play against Usain on Call Of Duty on the Xbox.
"My brother Ryan gets his old trainers because they both have size 13 feet."
Bolt's aunt Betsy Davis flew in from Jamaica but could not get a ticket — so
watched on TV at sister Maureen's home in Wolverhampton.
Betsy, 43, said: "It was lovely watching it together with family.
"It was electrifying. I have been speaking to family members back in Jamaica
and they are all so excited."
Bolt wound down by posing for a snap with girls from the Swedish handball
team. He posted it on Twitter at 3am with the words: "A gaza we say hummm
Last night he was presented with his medal at the stadium.
He was cheered along with second-placed team-mate Yohan Blake, 22. But
bronze-winning US sprinter Justin Gatlin — banned for four years in 2000 for
drug-taking — was BOOED.
– USAIN Bolt broke a TV record too — with a staggering 20 million Brits
tuning in for his 100 metres sprint win.
Overnight ratings showed 19.4 million watched on BBC1 with 600,000 more "red
button" viewers — making it the UK's biggest ever Olympics audience.
My skip ban
USAIN Bolt had a go at London 2012 jobsworths who stopped him taking his
skipping rope into the stadium and told him to stand in a straight line
before his 100m race to glory.
He said: "It's just weird small rules." But he said it had been "a great
Olympics" and said he would be at Rio in 2016.


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Contra Costa Mosquito and Vector Control District Public Affairs Director Deborah Bass said that they received the report on June 28. Bass said initially the bird tested negative for the virus, but standard procedure is to recheck any negative reading with an outside agency. In this case, the check showed a positive reading for West Nile. The case was confirmed July 8.
The bird death is the first documented case of West Nile found in the county so far in 2009. She said that her office has received nearly 600 reports of dead birds so far this year. Of those, 79 have been brought in for testing, with only one positive result.
"But each call is important," Bass explained, "each dead bird lets us track incidents of the virus and tells us where human cases could occur." This allows the district to concentrate their surveillance and mitigation efforts to best effect.
Any person who finds a dead bird is warned not to handle the carcass with bare hands. Residents should contact the state hotline at 1-877-968-2473. Bass said that the hotline operator will ask the reporting resident a serious of questions designed to determine the viability of the bird as a vector for West Nile. If the probability is high, the bird will be picked up by a district representative, if not the resident is urged to carefully pack up the remains and dispose of them.
In addition, as summer is the season where mosquitoes are most active, the district is recommending that residents take reasonable precautions, especially at dawn and dusk when the insects are most active. Some of those include: wear insect repellant; drain sources of standing water on properties, check door and window screens and dress appropriately in long sleeves and pants when outdoors.
The Centers for Disease Control said that only 20% of those bitten by an infected mosquito will develop any symptoms. The majority will exhibit flu-like symptoms. Doctors said that in 1 case out of 150 the victim will show severe symptoms such as convulsions and paralysis. Persons over 50 are at greater risk due to a weaker immune system.


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Human Remains Return to Hawaii
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
HONOLULU, HAWAII—The University of Texas at San Antonio will return the skulls of a Native Hawaiian man and woman to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs' Kia'I Kanawai Compliance Enforcement Office. The skulls were donated to the school by the son of a U.S. Air Force airman who took them from the island of Oahu sometime between 1940 and 1960. The remains ended up in a box in the airman's garage and were discovered after his death. They will be reburied in Hawaii.
A prehistoric canoe in Louisiana, the Spanish cat-fur trade, an Egyptian's wooden toe, and escaping Crusader-style


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thanks to a cold i spent my weekend on the couch with my mini stamps. so you can find – earlier than expected – almost all in my dawanda shop right now. the last ones will follow in the next days.
i take it as a warning shot. those come as allways, at the least appropriate time. so i need to strengthen my immune defences as apple and dog walks a day aren't enough any more. for now i'll make some soulfood again. this time: rice pudding with brown sugar and cinnamon. thank you nina for reminding me.
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Tributes pour in for Eagles star Glenn Frey
A number of stars have used Twitter to express their shock at the death of The Eagles star Glenn Frey.
Stars including Judd Apatow and Niall Horan have paid tribute to Eagles founder Glenn Frey, who passed away on Monday (18Jan16).
The guitarist passed away due to rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis, and pneumonia, at the age of 67. His group are renowned for hits including Take It Easy and Tequila Sunrise, with many celebrities taking to Twitter to speak of their shock at his death.
"So sad about Glenn Frey. I used to listen to his solo record No Fun Aloud as a kid and it made me so happy," movie director Judd wrote. He also commented on what a devastating month it's been for music, following the loss of David Bowie on 10 January (16), writing: "I don't think I can handle the loss of any more of my rock n roll heroes."
Proving The Eagles still have broad appeal, many young stars also spoke about the loss of Glenn. Among them was One Direction star Niall Horan, who decided to listen to some of the group's tracks in the guitarist's honour.
""These cloudy days, make you wanna cry. It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don't know why " Glenn Frey," he wrote on the social media site. "Glenn Frey /eagles on repeat tonight !"
Justin Timberlake is also feeling the loss, revealing he grew up on the rocker's music: "My Mom used to play Eagles records for me on my way to grade school. We lost one of the greatest songwriters ever today... #RIPGlennFrey."
Nancy Sinatra added a picture of Glenn to Twitter and appeared to be in shock as she penned a tribute: "Oh, God, I hope Glenn Frey's passing was painfree (sic) and peaceful. He gave so much to the world. Gone way too soon."
Also stunned was US singer/songwriter Melissa Etheridge, who like Judd is struggling to come to terms with the loss of another musician so soon after Bowie's death. "Too soon to be mourning another Rock and Roll loss. #GlennFrey A first class singer songwriter. He will be missed. #TheEaglesBand," she wrote.
Kiss rocker Gene Simmons simply used Twitter to send his heartfelt "condolences" to Glenn's friends and family, while Jamie Lee Curtis showed how much The Eagles meant to her with the remark: "The lights are dimmed at The Hotel California. Thanks for the soundtrack to my youth.
RIP GlennFrey #musicofmygeneration."
The group's co-founder Don Henley paid tribute to Glenn shortly after he passed away, while the band's manager Irving Azoff has claimed medication was partly to blame for his death.
"The colitis and pneumonia were side effects from all the meds," Irving told TheWrap.com. "He died from complications of ulcer and colitis after being treated with drugs for his rheumatoid arthritis which he had for over 15 years."
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Shipwrecks of Lake Champlain
Lake Champlain has been a water highway for hundreds of years, with thousands of vessels plying her waters. Many have sunk due to a variety of factors, including warfare and weather and neglect. Lake Champlain's cold, dark, fresh waters are the ideal preservative environment, giving Lake Champlain an extraordinary collection of intact shipwrecks. Lake Champlain Maritime Museum has been studying these shipwrecks for more than 30 years. These pages are a sampling of stories and images from the more than 300 historic shipwrecks on the bottom of Lake Champlain.
Shipwreck Tours!
See a shipwreck - without getting wet! The museum offers this exciting on-water program, Shipwrecks! An excursion boat takes participants out on the lake to the site of a historic shipwreck. There, the operator deploys a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) like those used by nautical archaeologists. Participants view the ROV as it explores the details of the site, instantly relaying images to an on-board monitor. Read more about Shipwreck Tours!
Dive Lake Champlain: Underwater Historic Preserves
The states of New York and Vermont have established the Lake Champlain Historic Preserve System to provide access for divers to some of the Lake's historic shipwrecks. Get information about depths, dive conditions, and other essential diving information.
History of Lake Champlain
A brief outline of the history of the Champlain Valley, focused on the maritime aspects of Lake Champlain, from the first occupation of the region by Native Americans; the Military Period which included the Colonial Wars, the American Revolution, and the War of 1812; a nineteenth century Commercial Era, and a twentieth-century Recreational Use of Lake Champlain.
Nautical Archaeology Field School on Lake Champlain
A field school experience is a critical component for any student pursuing a career path in nautical archeology. The Lake Champlain Maritime Museum is hosting a rigorous program that offers a mix of both academic instruction and hands-on underwater archaeological research. The diving sessions will teach practical underwater skills using both traditional documentation techniques and cutting-edge technology, while the classroom component will provide students with an opportunity to train in GIS, study CRM practices, and learn about local history and artifact conservation methods.
Read more about our Field School.
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I was jamming this with a couple guys this week.
We played it in G...used the chords from ratdog.org songlist.
Is the basic riff after each line of lyrics walking up to G?.....down to G? up and down?
We tried it a bunch of ways but it was always wrong.
Any help is appreciated.


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This research presents the evidence that Mary Magdalene was the 'Beloved Disciple' whose identity is revealed at the foot of the cross. For almost 2,000 years the incorrect naming of the Fourth Gospel as 'The Gospel According to John' has misled its readers. It would be more correct to say 'The Gospel According to John if you believe Irenaeus.' Just as Church Fathers wanted a line of apostolic bishops linked to Peter and Paul, so they wanted the gospels attributed to people who were accepted by the Church. The Fourth Gospel shows that God views the qualifications for a Beloved Disciple differently to the traditional requirements of men. "But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God, to those who believe in His name: who were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God" (John 1:12-13). The Fourth Gospel has much to reveal to those willing to search it out.
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KCET'S Award-Winning SoCal Connected Analyzes Los Angeles Archdiocese Sex Scandal and Reports on California's Gun Law Loop Holes and the Mayoral Race | KCET
KCET'S Award-Winning SoCal Connected Analyzes Los Angeles Archdiocese Sex Scandal and Reports on California's Gun Law Loop Holes and the Mayoral Race
Airing 5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Nightly
Los Angeles, CA -
February 4, 2013 - This week, SoCal Connected investigates the
sex abuse scandal tied to the Los Angeles archdiocese, why strong gun control
laws in California don't necessarily mean less assault weapons, the impact of
new legislation to curb puppy mills and the latest on the Mayor's race.
February 4
Connected correspondent Jennifer London follows up on
her exclusive report on how a former priest and admitted child molester found
employment with the LAUSD, apparently without the school district knowing about
his past. SoCal Connected anchor Val Zavala and London bring viewers
up-to-date with all the latest developments. They analyze key findings from the
12,000 pages of documents that were released on Friday, February 1st
with the help of SoCal's own Karen Foshay. Lawyer Ray Boucher, who represents many of
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CORNELIUS, N.C. — No. 56 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota driver Martin Truex Jr. makes his final start driving for Michael Waltrip Racing Sunday at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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Back when I first came to Tampa, the city's zoo was a sight to break your heart.
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Monkeys frolicked on their own islands. A jaguar walked in open air with grass under its paws instead of concrete. A manatee hospital soon started taking in the injured.
It looked to be a public-private effort that worked, a place to be proud of. A top official with a national group that accredits zoos called Lowry Park "one of the very best zoological parks of its size anywhere in the country."
Lex Salisbury has been there from the beginning of this transformation. For all the new zoo has become under his watch, he deserves props and maybe even a cut of its legacy.
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In recent months, troubling questions of conflict have been raised regarding animal trades, loans, sales and gifts involving Salisbury's plans for a for-profit animal safari park in Polk County as well as his own ranch in Pasco County.
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Salisbury says he never profited from the zoo.
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Ditto the AZA membership of Salisbury, the zoo's executive director.
This is the latest in not-good news. The AZA is auditing. So is the city. Salisbury is on paid leave.
So what will all this do to the zoo?
The best possible answer is it will do nothing permanent or unfixable, if officials move swiftly to correct what's gone wrong, to dissipate the cloud and restore confidence. Change at the top would be a good start.
This bears repeating: Before these latest revelations, Lowry Park under Salisbury had been a success and a point of local pride. He has for years seemed to have the zoo's best interest at heart.
You hope he still does.
Zoo-related debate around here should be about conservation efforts and animal rights. Maybe it should be about what constitutes "affordable" admission for struggling families in the current economy, or whether rides like the recently added log flume really belong in a zoo. Whether there couldn't be better restaurants at the zoo, even.
We can debate philosophy and direction. We can talk about what's next for the zoo.
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Just a thought: I have made the chords as primary barre chords, but I've seen a video
in the first verse Dan plays the open D chord while playing
the C and Bb acting as bass lines on the 5th string, although on the next verse he then
primary barre chords. Whichever version shouldn't
make too much of a difference, but I think it's cool to have that variation with open
primary barre chords.
I altered some of the lyrics from the booklet just 'cause the song says otherwise.
It's 1/2 step down tuning on the album version, but I've tried transcribing some live
and it's played in standard. It's up to you to decide which one you like, hence why I have
not selected a specific tuning. Anyway, here's the song.
All chords are primary barre chords except when stated otherwise (e.g. "Bm(2)" is my way
saying that this is a secondary barre chord)
D C B Bb G
American Apparel had a special on khaki
D C B Bb G
With a matching balaclava stitched in Northern Italy
D C B Bb G
Well it just got me thinking and I flashed my credit card
C(open) A7(open)
I must admit I might have been a trifle hard
D C B Bb G
I read the weather makers, read some Gandhi too
D C B Bb
And I thought about the space that does exist 'tween me and you
D C B Bb
Then I stole some high explosive from the coffin cheaters club
C(open) A7(open)
Then I vanished like a ninja to the scrub
Bm(2) F#m
I am the Decommissioner
A(open) Em(open)
Guilty of the worst sedition
Helicopters on my trail
A(open) C(open)
I'm dancing like a hare krishna!
(D C B Bb G X2)
Like Steve McQueen on my 250
Bb G
O-er the compound fence
Well the blood had lifted to my head
Bb G
My legs were in suspense
And I rammed a stick of jelly
C B Bb G
'Neath the cooling towers wall
C(open) A7(open)
I crashed the boom gate as the bricks began to fall
Bm(2) F#m
I am the Decommissioner
A(open) Em(open)
Taking the extreme position
Taunting the police commissioner!
Bm(2) F#m
I am the Decommissioner
A(open) Em(open)
Guilty of the worst sedition
Service station cameras catch me
A(open) C(open)
Chantin' like a hare krishna!
(Wacky instrumental high speed chase through Gippsland commences.While this occurs, play
open D for 4 bars)
Road blocks on all the highways
Bb(2) C(open)
I slunk along the creeks
Soon joined by angry scientists
Bb(2) C(open)
And some old Jesus freaks
Collecting strange disciples
Bb(2) C(open)
We hatched a brand new plan
We started pre production
Bb(2) C(open)
On a touring indie band!
We went up the freeway in our black tarago
Bb G
Run on solar power
Decommissioning power stations
Bb G
The cops close by the hour
Reviewers in their leather trench coats
Bb G
Settin' up my buzz
C(open) A7(open)
Say I'll be famous if I just avoid the fuzz!
Bm(2) F#m
Oh Mr. Police Commissioner
A(open) Em(open)
Look at it from my position
Apocalypse is comin'
Bm(2) F#m
And I'm really a concerned parishioner
A(open) Em(open)
Acting on my own volition
Taking the extreme position
A(open) C(open)
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A founder-member of the main opposition New Patriotic Party, Prof. Mike Ocquaye, has suggested that endorsements by the party's Members of Parliament could be used to cut down the number of flagbearer aspirants who put themselves up for election.
The former Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament believes this could save the party the trouble of having to cut down the number of aspirants through a mini congress before the main event, if the number of hopefuls exceeds the cap of 5.
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Scott no longer defined by his putting
February 29, 2016
By Sean Martin, PGATOUR.COM
- Through six starts this season, Adam Scott has three top-two finishes on TOUR. (Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
OK. We can stop talking about the putter, right?
Don't get me wrong, we should have discussed the putter. It was a big deal. But maybe the putter talk got a little out of hand.
But now it's old news, right?
The Honda Classic was Adam Scott's first victory in nearly two years, and putting played a large part in that drought. He was 158th in strokes gained: putting last season. The anchoring ban was a very visible rules change, as well, so it made sense that Scott's long putter doubled as a lightning rod.
He wasn't just a member of the Anchoring Club for Men. He was also its president. The association's most visible face (and boy what a face it is, am I right?).
Ever since the anchoring ban was announced, Scott's legal name basically became "Adam Scott, Anchorer."
He wasn't known as the guy with a Green Jacket, a former World No. 1 and owner of arguably the sweetest swing in golf. Yes, he used a long putter to achieve those first two things, but he also led the PGA TOUR in strokes gained: putting way back in 2004 and had plenty of success with the flatstick.
He's a respectable 50th in strokes gained: putting this season. He was 23rd in that statistic at Honda and 15th at the Northern Trust Open a week earlier. He deserves credit for making such a drastic improvement since last season. The best way to give him his due is to move past the obsession with his putting (after this column, of course).
He will never be confused with Ben Crenshaw, but he doesn't need to be. Not with the way he hits the ball. He's second on the PGA TOUR this season in strokes gained: tee-to-green. He has a win and two runners-up in six starts this season, ranking third in the FedExCup. He's pretty good at golf and he's figured out a way to get the ball into the hole.
Is he going to miss some putts this year? You betcha. He's probably going to miss some important ones on Sunday, too. But so are a lot of players.
Would he win more often if he were a better putter? Yes. Some short misses cost him as recently as a week ago, at the Northern Trust Open. I bet he wishes he made more putts. Who doesn't? Every player has his strengths and weaknesses, though. Life just wouldn't be fair if Scott also was one of the world's top 10 putters. He has enough already.
No aspect of a player's game gets more criticism than his putting. Think about it. The scrappy ball-striker who makes everything gets labeled as a grinder, a lovable underdog. He's the Kansas City Royals. The majestic ball-striker who makes fewer putts than most? He's viewed like the Los Angeles Dodgers, the well-funded powerhouse that can't get to the World Series despite its abundance of assets. The label "underachiever" is quick to be applied.
Why is this? Because putting seems so simple, is so visible and so easy to analyze. There are only two possible outcomes for a putt: make or miss. Good or bad. It's not so with the other parts of the game. How much better is a 9-iron hit to 10 feet versus 30 feet? How much better is a 330-yard drive five yards into the rough than a 285-yard drive in the fairway? Those answers aren't as simple.
Putting seems so easy, though. Knocking a sky-high 4-iron stiff on a par-5? That's the hard stuff that only a select few can do. Even your toddler can make a 5-foot putt, though, so we reason that the gifted golfer should be able to do it every time.
The finality of putting causes it to be overrated, too. Nearly every hole, and every tournament, ends with a putt. "It all comes down to this putt" is a line we'll hear many Sundays. It sounds nice, but it downplays the other 99.5 percent of a player's work that week.
That final stroke is preceded by so many other shots, both on that hole and in that tournament. All eyes are on the player facing a must-make putt on the 18th hole on Sunday, though. That's not the case with the 6-iron he hit on the second hole. Those final putts are the most visible strokes of the week, and so the ones we're most likely remember. I'm guilty of this, as well. I still remember Scott Norwood missing a potential game-winning field goal to end Super Bowl XXV. I don't remember another play from that game.
Football is about more than field-goal kicking, though, just as putting is only part of the equation.
Adam Scott wins The Honda Classic
1. Scott is the first player to win on the PGA TOUR despite making a quadruple-bogey since Phil Mickelson at the 2009 TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. Scott's came at the par-3 15th hole, where he hit two balls in the water.
2. Scott's 12 PGA TOUR victories are the most on TOUR by any player currently younger than 40.
3. This was the fourth-best strokes gained: tee-to-green week of Scott's career (3.25 strokes gained per round). All three of his superior tee-to-green performances occurred in 2006, and he didn't win in any of them: 2006 Wells Fargo Championship (3rd), The Barclays (2nd) and Cialis Western Open (T21).
4. Scott's sweet swing worked well this week. He finished: • 3rd in strokes gained: tee-to-green (12.99 strokes gained) • 1st in greens in regulation (55 of 72) • T10 in fairways hit (39 of 56) • 7th in driving distance (305.9 yards)
5. This was the 12th time Scott has led the field in greens in regulation, and the fifth time that he has won while leading the field in that statistic.
1. Pretty. The shot, not Adam Scott. Well, both.
Shot of the Day
Adam Scott's fantastic bunker shot is the Shot of the Day
2. We all make mistakes. How we respond to them is the important part.
Jimmy Fowler aka Jimmy Walker introduced on first tee at The Honda Classic
3. Sir, please don't disturb the animals.
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1. You think your commute is long? Check out Louis Oosthuizen, who will play this week's World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship after winning Sunday at the European Tour's Perth International in Australia. The sweet-swinging South African hit 67 of 72 greens in regulation. I was a bit surprised when I realized that this was Oosthuizen's first victory since January 2014. He was runner-up in two majors last year (U.S. Open, The Open Championship).
Louis Oosthuizen's impressive ball striking week. #PerthIntl pic.twitter.com/ZPaiubEtXS— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) February 28, 2016
2. Jason Dufner may have finished 61st at The Honda Classic, but it paid off. He earned nine FedExCup points, enough for him to maintain the 10th spot in the FedExCup and earn a spot in this week's Cadillac Championship. Dufner finished five points ahead of Hideki Matsuyama, who was already in the field. The FedExCup's top 10 after The Honda Classic qualified for the Cadillac Championship.


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The Delta Police Department is doing some house cleaning of sorts.
The department has initiated a six-month project to audit its old records and purge outdated and unnecessary files. The department recently completed a similar audit of its evidence room.
Jamie Head, spokeswoman for the Police Department, said the moves are a reaction to the rapid growth of the community.
Head said Delta has grown and is growing immensely, and the Police Department is outgrowing its building.
"We are just reorganizing the storage room to make more room for storage," she said.
The department currently has 13 officers, including Chief Robert Thomas, three sergeants and an investigator.
The department is looking to add five more officers in 2010, Head said.
Thomas, who became chief a year ago, has made it one of his goals to give the department a full audit of evidence and records, she said.
"It was his understanding that they had not been done within this agency," Head said.
"Upon completion of the audit, the city manager will be informed of the overall assessment," according to a news release from the department. "If necessary, changes to the Delta Police Department policies and procedures will be implemented."
The recent audit of the evidence room revealed no problems.
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Berry Good's Johyun has been chosen as the endorsement model for 'Green Card', a public service advertisement.
The 'Green Card' campaign was founded in July 2011 by the Ministry of Environment to support green living by Koreans. It's a card that gives incentives when using public transportation, decreasing energy usage, or buying items from an environmentally friendly company.
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Day 1: Hanoi City Tour
City tour of Hanoi with long stop at the imposing Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and serene One Pillar Pagoda followed by lunch at a popular outdoor cafe where your guide will give an informal "survival" Vietnamese lesson. Afternoon stroll through the vibrant Old Quarter with a stop at a family home. Welcome and orientation dinner at Vietnam's most elegant French-Vietnamese restaurant followed by a delightful traditional water puppet performance, unique to Vietnam. Overnight at the Sofitel Metropole located on central Hoan Kiem Lake and built in 1901. All meals included.
Day 2: Hanoi to Hue
Morning airline transfer to the ancient Imperial Capital of Vietnam. After arrival we will test our bikes cycling along the Perfume River to two wonderful examples of Imperial architecture, the majestic Khai Dinh and Tu Duc Royal Tombs. After lunch, cycling through the Citadel, familiar from images of the 1968 Tet Offensive, and to the peaceful Thien Mu Pagoda. Dinner free to partake of Hue's local delicacies such as crab soup, ban sao — Vietnamese pancakes, and frozen creme caramel. Accommodation at the Morin on the banks of the Perfume River. Meals: (B) and (L).
Day 3: Hue to Hoi An
A full-day cycling one of the most scenic routes in Vietnam. Depart Hue along a unknown coastal road with no traffic to the Hai Van Pass. Our route passes by rural villages and the picturesque Lang Co Lagoon, then ascending the six-mile road over the Hai Van offering stunning views of the coast and a thrilling descent on the backside to the green rice fields and white-sand graveyards around Danang. Continued riding or shuttle in the van the remaining route to avoid traffic near Danang. Eighty two mile later, arrive afternoon Hoi An, typically a favorite stop. Accommodation at the 5-star French Victoria Beach Resort. All meals included.
Day 4: Hoi An
City tour of Hoi An, an ancient Japanese port of trade. Much of Hoi An's rare wooden architecture remains in this small, pleasant town. We will explore the elegant pagodas, bustling riverfront marketplace and distinctive cuisine. Cycling to Cua Dai Beach on the South China Sea for beach combing. Late afternoon Vietnamese cooking demonstration in town featuring local specialties by one of Vietnam's most talented chefs, or free time on your own for a boat excursion on the river. All meals included.
Day 5: Hoi An to Phuoc Son
After breakfast, ride or shuttle outside the busier traffic around Hoi An. Ascending on quiet, country road into the mountains of the central highlands, passing through green hills, jungle forest and sparse villages. Challenging climbs until picnic lunch. After lunch, rolling hills and lush scenery all the way to small, picturesque town of Phuoc Son, set in a mountain valley near a cascading river. The area is also home to many hilltribes. Overnight at local guesthouse. Total mileage 78 miles. All meals included.
Day 6: Phuoc Son to Kontum
Full-day riding undulating hills and some of the nicest scenery in Vietnam, passing mountain valleys and thick forests adjacent to national parkland. The route also covers sections of the famed Ho Chi Trail. Hilltribe villages dot the landscape and we'll stop for lunch in one. After lunch, continued riding until sunset and transfer to Kontum City, a small highlands town also well known from the war period. Total mileage 85 miles. Accommodation at mini-hotel. All meals included.
Day 7: Kontum - Pleiku to Ban Me Thout
Morning shuttle to Pleiku, a large scenic central highlands city. Cycling from over the Ham Rong Pass from Pleiku passing many nearby former military bases, including Plei Me and the Ia Drang Valley. After rolling hills, the route settles down to mostly flat road, passing pine forests, tea and coffee plantations, and Montagnard "hilltribe" villages. Late arrival in Ban Me Thout. Total cycling mileage 80 miles. Accommodation at mini-hotel. All meals included.
Day 8: Ban Me Thout to Dalat
Another long day with several long passes through pretty valleys, countryside, and grueling passes. After breakfast, shuttle up the road for about an hour and a half to beautiful Lak Lake. From here, riding to Dalat over several passes, through forests and past hilltribe long houses. Late afternoon arrive in the jewel of the highlands. Dalat, a former French hill station with railway station, cathedral, and hundreds of dilapidated villas. Tonight we return to luxury, staying in magnificent Sofitel Palace, a beautifully-restored French colonial period hotel. Dinner in the city center at Famille Long Hoa. Total cycling mileage 72 miles. All meals included.
Day 9: Dalat
A half-day spin to see Dalat's more interesting sites, including monk Vien Thuc's Pagoda, Bao Dai Palace and the eccentric Valley of Love. Lunch near the central marketplace. The gem of Vietnam, Dalat was where the French came for relief from the heat of Saigon and hundreds of well-preserved colonial villas cover the hills. Also a center for exotic game hunting — even Teddy Roosevelt had a villa here. Afternoon and evening free to sightsee, rest or partake of the many good restaurants in town. Meals: (B) and (L).
Day 10: Dalat to Phan Thiet - Mui Ne
Departing from Dalat by bus or bicycle, most of the day will be spent descending back down to the coastal plain and the famous sand dunes of Mui Ne on the southern coast. Nearby Phan Thiet is famous for Nouc Mam, or industrial-strength fermented fish sauce, coveted by Vietnamese far and wide. Off the shore, hundreds of colorful fishing boats dot the coastline. After afternoon arrival, massage and dip in the ocean or pool. Dinner free to sample one of the many great local seafood restaurants. Overnight at the tranquil Mui Ne Beach Resort. Approximate mileage 67 miles. Meals: (B) and (L).
Day 11: Mui Ne. Day free in Mui Ne to laze by the pool, snorkel, boat, kite surf or explore the incredible sand dunes along the coast. Optional afternoon cycling ten miles to Hon Rom Beach and back. Dinner in Phan Thiet. Overnight at the Mui Ne Beach Resort. Meals: (B) and (L).
Day 12: Mui Ne to Saigon. Rise early for cycling to Binh Chau, along a small coastal road. Lunch in Binh Chau followed by visit to the hot spring resort for massage, hot springs and shower before three hour bus shuttle to Saigon. Farewell dinner in Saigon. Accommodation at the finest hotel in Saigon, the 5-star Caravelle. All meals included.
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Palo Alto, CA, United States, 2007/05/14 - Frost & Sullivan selected Idaho Technology, Inc. as the recipient of the 2007 North American Biological Detection Company of the Year Award for becoming a leading biological and life science company.
Idaho Technology, Inc. selected as the recipient of the 2007 North American Biological Detection Company of the Year Award for becoming a leading biological and life science company in a short span, despite the challenge posed by large and established companies.
Idaho Technology has grown and remained profitable every year since it acquired its first license. Although the company was a success even prior to 9/11, it was the ensuing climate of insecurity that put Idaho on the fast track. Favorable climate, along with the companys ability to think outside the box and expand into new markets gave Idaho Technology a significant thrust and set it apart from its competitors.
Having a diversified organization that focuses on pathogen detection and life sciences allowed Idaho to target multiple markets, says Frost & Sullivan research analyst Matthew Farr. The technologies used in the research of both pathogen detection and life sciences contribute to Idahos innovations on multiple fronts.
Idahos pathogen identification systems include the Ruggedized Advanced Pathogen Identification Device (R.A.P.I.D.) and RAZOR. The R.A.P.I.D. is an advanced biological detection instrument for military field hospitals, first responders, and other harsh environments that integrates Idahos LightCycler Instrument technology in a portable, impact-resistant package. In 2003, Idaho was awarded the JBAIDS contact giving them the opportunity to provide an updated version of the R.A.P.I.D. system to the four branches of the U.S. Military: U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, and U.S. Marine Corps.
Idahos RAZOR instrument is compact, lightweight, and easy-to-use. It is a field PCR unit that is fast, with ultra-reliable DNA based results. Created for first responders and front line military troops, it is easily operated while working in protective equipment under extreme conditions. Battery powered with a simple user interface, the system has post-mission PC software for data archiving and post-mission reporting.
While many competitors focused solely on the detection of biological warfare agents (Anthrax, Brucellosis, Tularemia, Plague, Botulism, Smallpox), Idaho identified opportunities in the more commercial realm of pathogen detection, notes Farr. Using similar technology, Idaho also provides detection solutions for E. coli, Salmonella, and Avian Influenza H5.
Idaho Technologys ability to foresee a more consistent and relatively lucrative market outside of the cyclical defense industry has aided continuous growth and allowed the company to remain at the forefront of the industry.
Frost & Sullivan presents this Award to the company that has demonstrated excellence in all operations within its industry. The Award is based on the companys business development, competitive strategy, and leadership. The company is perceived to exhibit outstanding management, consistent growth, and positive social and economic impact on local and national communities and customers.
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Idaho Technology, Inc. (ITI), (idahotech.com) based in Salt Lake City, UT, is the originator of rapid DNA analysis with applications including DNA amplification, real-time PCR, and mutation discovery. Idaho Technology's systems include biothreat detection systems, (R.A.P.I.D. ® and RAZOR® systems), biomedical research systems for gene quantification and mutation scanning (ITIs LightCycler® and the LightScanner® systems), and food protection systems (R.A.PI.D. ® LT). Founded in 1990, Idaho Technology Inc. is a privately held company focused on worldwide applications in the defense, research, industrial and food testing markets.
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sh script: problem with return value in function
This script is supposed to return the difference in time between two files,
simulator.o and discretizer.o. Instead, the it prints out a bunch of blank lines. It is as though the function I have defined is not properly returning a value. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Jameson
function get_time_diff() {
The best way to "return" data from a shell script function is to have that function send the data to standard output, rather than using the bash return statement, because the return code which is sent back by the return statement is a relatively small integer which shows success or failure. Indeed, you show that you expect the result from your function to come via standard output when you say:
echo `get_time_diff $unit`
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This was a great year for melding innovation and tradition. The trend continues of piano trios playing boldly, creating a new language for this venerable jazz form. And other kinds of groups have been equally inventive, particularly in working through what it means to be a jazz group -- a notion that has evolved beyond trumpet-saxophone-piano-bass-drums.
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Lorient 2-0 Sochaux highlights: Lorient are moving up into the top four spot in French Ligue 1 table after picking up an important home victory over their opponent Sochaux on Wednesday.
Playing in front of their home crowd, Lorient started the game in an attacking fashion and already created several good goal scoring opportunities early in that first period. However, it took them until 44th minute before finally opening the scoring, but Alain Traore's lovely strike was definitely worth the wait.
The home team didn't stop their attacking intention after the break and continue to pour forward looking for another goal. This time, Lorient fans didn't have to wait long for another celebration as Lamine Kone doubled the host's advantage, less than 10 minutes after the re-start.


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