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... strain/nausea/general sense of unwellness every time I read for more than 20 minutes or so. I used to be able to read for hours on end with no such issues... thanks in advance for any advice you might provide... kp1
Has anyone experienced problems with reading since starting klonopin? I've been having terrible eye?
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Klonopin has these common side effects: Drowsiness -- in up to 50% of people; Coordination problems -- up to 30%; Behavior problems -- up to 25%, Dizziness -- up to 12%, which could be the causing you reading problems & problems concentrating on your reading.
Take care, best wishes!
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When I left Philadelphia, I thought I had largely left NIMBY zoning disputes behind. However, I quickly learned that the Main Line NIMBY is simply a tiger of a different stripe (and better financed and represented than their Philadelphia brethren).
One dispute that recently caught my attention concerns the proposed demolition of a 120 year old church in Narberth. A developer wishing to demolish a church and develop apartments and drawing the ire of certain neighbors is something that is routine in Point Breeze or Fishtown. However, apparently the same is true on the Main Line. At issue in the case, is a restriction contained in a 1891 deed that apparently states that only a church can be built on the property. (The article discussing the case does not quote the precise language of the purported restriction.)
What is interesting about the Narberth situation is Narberth's elected officials seem to be encouraging neighbors to seek an injunction against the demolition of the church based on the deed restriction. According to the article, Narberth Mayor Tom Grady said neighbors could bring a challenge to the proposed development. Narberth Council President Aaron Muderick doubled down and is quoted as saying "[i]f neighbors wanted to file for an injunction, they could." In Philadelphia, the politicians typically remain in the shadows while encouraging neighbors to do their bidding.
The residents of Narberth should hope that their Mayor's and Council President's political acumen is better than their legal acumen because they are peddling a dubious legal position. The reason – as is often the case is NIMBY litigation – is standing. In Pennsylvania, there is no general standing to challenge the use of another's land. Instead a person must demonstrate an substantial, immediate, and direct interest in the proposed use of the land. The vague desire to keep "the character of the community" intact is not enough. The prohibition on general standing is what I frequently invoke to quash the appeal of a zoning variance granted to a developer. The NIMBY's rarely have the requisite standing to challenge the local zoning board's decision.
With deed restriction the standing requirements – for lack of a better word – are even more restrictive. Pennsylvania courts allow neighbors standing to enforce deed restrictions in two instances: (1) where plaintiffs are clearly identified as the third party beneficiaries of the restriction; and (2) where plaintiffs are given rights to enforce the restriction through a planned subdivision with a shared restrictive covenant.
In the Narberth case, scenario two is not at play because the deed restriction is not part of a planned subdivision or shared restrictive covenant. So, the neighbors would have to show that they are clearly identified third party beneficiaries of the restriction. Even without the benefit of the language of the deed restriction at issue, that would seem to be impossible. Since none of the neighbors were alive when the deed was drafted, they could not have been named as beneficiaries. So unless the deed contains some language that clearly states that the restriction is for the benefit of the neighbors in general, which is unlikely because the Borough of Narberth did not even exist in 1891, then any challenge is not likely to survive the pleading stage.
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Mistress Janas wanted to have fun at her slave's expense. She was bored and she wanted to have fun but she did not feel like going out. So she called her slave and made him lie down. She stripped and remained with her underwear and bra. She then pretended she wanted to have fun with the slave and facesat on him and rubbed her clit on his face and made her smell her ass.
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This mistress likes men who can endure pain. When she realized that her new slave was not able to, she made it her mission to ensure he was able to handle pain. She tied him up and stripped him naked. Then she tortured him by kicking him in the balls and tying strings on his body and pulling them as hard as she could. He slowly learned what she wanted him to learn.
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BATTLING baby Cameron Smith has been hailed a "wee miracle" after surviving a rare condition that claims the life of around 80 per cent of babies before they are even born.
The 18-month-old, who also has three major heart defects, had so much fluid in his lungs and under his skin, he could barely move in his mother's womb.
Eight weeks before he was due doctors decided they had to deliver him then, for him to stand any chance at all.
But it was not until after he was delivered that he was diagnosed with hydrops fetalis, a condition categorised by a build-up of fluid in parts of a foetus.
Only about 20 per cent of babies with the condition are thought to survive until birth and of those who do, just half are expected to live past the first month.
Cameron had so much excess fluid, it left him unable to breathe and took medics two weeks to drain it from his tiny body.
On top of that, when Cameron was just four days old, his devastated parents, Laura and Jason, were told their son also had a large hole and a deformed valve in his heart.
His heart muscle is also too thick, which makes it harder to function properly and can cause irregular heart rhythms.
Cameron, who spent his first 14 days on full life-support, was so sick doctors were unable to say if he would live or die.
But speaking from the family home in Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire, proud mum Laura, 33, said: "He just smiles through it all.
"Since Cameron was born he's been on life-support three times and doctors told us things didn't look good. But he just bounces back every time with amazing resilience.
"You would never know he has come so close to death. He is so happy and smiley. He never stops laughing.
"He's come so far from the early days when I'd be sitting by his incubator not knowing if we would even get him home."
Now, just 18 months on, he is like any happy, healthy tot, who dotes on big sister Beth, four, who last year walked 5k to raise hundreds of pounds for Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity to thank the medics who saved her baby brother.
Mum Laura, a psychiatric nurse, was first told there were "soft indicators" to suggest something was wrong with her unborn baby at a routine scan when she was just 22 weeks pregnant.
For the next 10 weeks she was monitored closely.
But at 32 weeks, Mrs Smith went from work to a routine scan and was told her baby had to be delivered then, for it to have any chance of surviving.
She said: "He had fluid around his lungs and his movements were reduced to nothing and they thought if they didn't deliver him then, he might not make it at all.
"It was absolutely terrifying."
Cameron was delivered the next day by caesarean section, as it was feared he would not be strong enough to survive a natural birth.
A team of eight medics were on hand to deliver him as they knew he would not be able to breathe on his own due to the amount of fluid in his lungs.
Doctors battled for more than four hours to stabilise him so his parents could see him.
Laura said: "He was born in a worse condition that they had expected because the fluid was also under his skin."
Cameron weighed 5lb 6oz, but she said: "Over 1lb was excess fluid. Once the fluid was drained from him he was only around 4lb. He looked bigger than he actually was. He was very swollen. If he was lying on one side, his ear would sink into the fluid."
It was only after he was born he was diagnosed with hydrops fetalis.
Tests have also confirmed Cameron has a rare genetic condition called Noonan's syndrome, which has left him with low muscle tone and growth problems.
Laura said: "Even when he was born they couldn't give us any survival chances, they said he might live or he might die. It was as blunt as that.
"So after two weeks, when he came off the ventilator it was a pretty momentous occasion."
Cameron spent 10 weeks clinging to life in hospital before his parents finally got to take him home.
He was still on oxygen but he had surpassed all expectations and they soon settled into life as a family of four.
But their joy was short-lived, as just six weeks later Cameron ended up back on life-support in hospital after he was struck down with a deadly respiratory virus.
And the miracle tot needed full-life support again in August after he caught a respiratory bug, following major surgery to insert a feeding tube in his stomach and attach the upper part of his stomach to his oesophagus to stop him being sick every time he was fed.
Laura said: "He was supposed to be in for just a few days but it ended up being a few weeks.
"I've never seen him so unwell. He needed a blood transfusion and he was on the highest breathing support he could get and again we were faced with the prospect that he might not survive.
"But he bounced back from being at death's door to getting home three-and-a-half weeks later."
Cameron has had so many wires inserted into his veins to give him life-saving medication he now has no access for blood tests.
Instead he has had to have a central line placed in his chest each time he receives tests and medicine.
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This is expected to happen by the time he is four and his parents know that he will need to go back on life-support for him to pull through the ordeal.
But for now they are enjoying life with their "wee miracle", who never ceases to amaze them.
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Laura said: "He just takes everything in his stride. We have had quite a lot of input from physiotherapy and he's a bit delayed for his age but he's catching up now.
"He is sitting up and has some words, and is mastering the art of rolling, so everything is moving in the right direction."
However as Cameron was on the ventilator – which ultimately saved his life – he has been left with chronic lung damage.
This means even when he catches a common cold it can leave him fighting for life in hospital.
But his family has been told this should improve as he grows and at his last chest x-ray, Laura said: "It was the clearest it's ever been."
She added: "Sitting there in the early days it was like living inside a nightmare.
"Because not many babies survive and not much was known about it they could tell us what his chances were.
"But having a sick child certainly changes your outlook on everything.
But she added: "Cameron's Noonan's diagnosis wasn't bad news to us. It was apparent that all of Cameron's issues were due to an underlying cause. It would be highly unlikely for them all to occur due to bad luck.
"He was tested for many syndromes and all apart from Noonan's were life-limiting conditions. Most importantly for us, a diagnosis does not define Cameron. Our focus is always on what he has achieved rather than what he is yet to achieve."
So for his first birthday they staged a huge party to celebrate his survival because, she said: "One year before we didn't know if we were going to have that day.
"We are so proud of all he has come through and the hospital staff were just amazing."
The family have already raised hundreds of pounds for Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity as a thank you for saving their son, and they hope to raise more this year.
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A federal judge on Thursday ordered a Chinese national to return to China after she pleaded guilty of defrauding the US government by having someone else take an English language exam on her behalf.
Shikun Zhang, 23, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the US government. US District Court Judge Allison D. Burroughs sentenced Zhang to time served and ordered her to be immediately sent back to China.
The charges stem from an alleged scheme in 2015 in which Zhang allegedly paid another student to take an English proficiency exam on her behalf. Zhang was one of four teenagers arrested in May after a federal investigation.
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When people are forced to flee their homes as a result of man made or environmentally created crises they become refugees, some unable to ever return to their homes and requiring permanent resettlement and others who may be able to return at some point in the short or long term. Some national governments have made efforts to help, as have the United Nations.
The Canadian government has been quick to act:
Non governmental organisations are putting more of their efforts in this area than they have before and many individual citizens globally have tried to help.
As information technology has become more pervasive and its functions and capabilities have developed. Its role in the current refugee crisis has received substantial attention. This post looks at this in a range of areas, including how the internet has made the refugee crisis more visible to global populations and become a forum for debate on the appropriate political understanding of it and response to it. It has provided tools to support refugees in their journey away from the dangers that they are fleeing and services and resources in their temporary or permanent destination – whether in refugee camps or a new home. The following video provides an overview of the current middle eastern refugee crisis:
While much of the work that is done with refugees is by governments and non governmental organisations, private organisations and private citizens have also become involved. We will look at the role that they are also playing, enabled by technology.
The Role of Information Technology in Humanitarian Development
The debate over the role of information technology in humanitarian development is outlined in other posts in this blog. There are two key issues. First, can technology play a positive role? The debate here is over whether technology will usually reinforce and/or widen the gulf between rich and poor in the world or whether technology can play a role in improving the lives of poorer people in developing countries and elsewhere. Supporters of both sides of this argument exist and the view taken will influence how information technology might be used. This video from the United Nations High Commission for Refugees argues that information technology can play a positive role. Facebook recently announced their intention to provide broadband connectivity to Africa:
This BBC Newsnight segment considered the impact that Facebook and also Google might have in their efforts to spread connectivity:
The second argument is about the scarce development resources that exist and the proportion of these that should be allocated to information technology based solutions. How much, for example, should be allocated to online nursing support and how much to building and running physical hospitals. Debate exists on the impact of information technology versus physical solutions and a range of views on the appropriate balance between them influences the decisions that are made by organisations and governments on resource allocation. This post may assist consideration of the appropriate balance for the current refugee situation. The following video suggests that broadband connectivity may not have the impact that many hope and that a carefully managed approach is important.
Making Refugees Visible
The internet has changed the way that the public access information. Traditional news outlets in TV and newspapers have now been joined by information from a wide variety of sources which are growing daily as new applications emerge and more people get connected. Images and video are more easily created and shared and this influences how people understand current events. The refugee crisis has been more visible than it might have been in the past and this may have contributed to widespread public concern about its impact in many countries. The story of Aylan Kurdi symbolised this:
Students at the University of Waterloo have created a blog to promote awareness about refugees.
The Political Debate
While awareness of the refugee crisis has been provided by the internet, it has also become a forum for sharing of views on the causes, impact and solutions to the crisis. Historically, views of refugee situations have ranged from sympathy and a desire to provide help, to fear of the negative impact that a large influx of a "different" culture might have on a domestic population. This range of views is reflected in the current refugee debate and influences the responses that governments are making. Recently this debate has been influenced by sexual assaults in Germany which are raising questions about the government's policy on refugees. This first video describes the events that occurred while the second is a discussion of the implications:
Senior politicians have reflected the range of views that exist on the refugee crisis. In Europe, negative views have been expressed by right wing political parties and extremist groups. The following video reports events in Calais in northern France:
Barack Obama talks about migrants and his attitude to them:
Refugee Journeys and Information Technology
Information technology is used by refugees to support their journeys today in ways that were never before possible. Use of satellite based navigation technologies (GPS) has guided journeys, while social media based communications have allowed danger to be avoided and preferred routes to be selected. Contact with other family members and communities has been facilitated. Political arguments exist over whether this use of technology has made it easier for refugees to travel and so encourage more to do so or that it has allowed more people to be saved from life threatening situations.
Peace Geeks report on How Social Media and Technology are Changing Refugee Journeys – describing how mobile technology especially is helping refugees travel safely.
The Refugees Map is an example of the use of GIS technology to support refugee travel.
The following video reports on the use of mobile technology by refugees;
The Role of Technology in Refugee Camps
Many refugees flee to refugee camps where they will stay for varying periods of time, possibly for many years and the conditions that they live in are often difficult. Information technology is now being used in many areas to improve refugee camp conditions and the lives of people who live in them. Technology is used in administration of camp activities, registering residents and supporting the management and provision of basic services such as food, water and accommodation. Beyond the provision of very basic needs, technology is now used in education for children and adults, to achieve a good basic educational level and develop marketable skills that will enable refugees to get jobs and support themselves when they leave the refugee camps. Reach report on the use of GIS in Al-Za'atari Refugee Camp.
In the Spring of 2015 masters students at the University of Waterloo researched and developed proposals for the use of information technology for refugees, working with NetHope. Kevin MacRitchie, NetHope Senior Global Program Director spoke to the students about the role that technology can play:
Work has also been done by researchers at Penn State on technology use in Syrian refugee camps.
Various forms of healthcare support are provided online, from provision of basic public health information to support desirable camp behaviours to dealing with outbreaks of disease and individual medical conditions. Remote advice from specialists for local nurses and health practitioners improves healthcare provided to refugees. Computer Weekly reports on the range of areas that technology is being used in.
The internet also provides contact with communities and families that are not in the camp and allows social networks to be maintained – important in day to day support while in the camp and afterwards if situations improve and refugees are able to return home.
Concerns exist about the provision of internet access within refugee camps. Use of the internet to promote extreme views (for example by ISIS) is well known and there are fears that this may result in unrest in camp environments. Concerns also exist amongst some refugees about the exposure of their families to internet content that they feel is inappropriate and may have a negative cultural impact. Digitised record keeping and privacy and security issues related to that are also a concern.
Technology for Refugees Who Are Not in Camps
Many refugees are not in formal camps and are living elsewhere in developed or developing countries. Technology provides many functions for them, including connection to the community that they come from and to services that help them integrate into their new society. Access to language training, skill development and education. job postings and social services are often now provided online.
Private Organisations
Many private organisations are also now using the internet in efforts to assist refugees. Recently, Facebook's Mark Zuckerburg announced that he was going to provide refugee services via Facebook:
Google have announced that they will also be participating with the creation of a hub to provide refugees with information. Google translate asked for helpers with their service:
Citizen Contributions
The internet has also allowed individual citizens to become involved in the support of refugees – in ways that were never before possible:
Facebook groups allow local citizens to connect with, and provide support to refugees.
ZDNet reports on efforts that the German technology community are making to assist refugees, including a hackathon focussed on refugee solutions.
An AirBnb type service for refugees to find accommodation has also been created Refugees Welcome.
Online language services such as Get Across offer translation facilities to improve communications, while NaTakallam pairs students who are learning Arabic with displaced Syrians in Lebanon, via the internet creating jobs.
This blog post has discussed the role of information technology in the current refugee crisis. It has considered the range of views on the crisis and the role that technology has in articulating these. It provides examples of the use of technology in refugee travels and in their lives in refugee camps and destination countries. Finally, the role that technology is playing in the work of private organisations and private citizens is outlined.


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When my kids do something they really commit. Like teething. Seriously. Little C did not get teeth until he was 11 months old, but when he finally did start teething, he got his first 4 all at the same time, and then another 4 and so on, and so on. He is just now getting his 2 year molars-ALL at the same time and it is taking FOREVER! Leryn is also teething right now and like her brother before her, doing so with gusto and getting three top teeth all at once.
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We hear time and again from different mamas how great the amber necklaces work. Amanda's daughter Amber had a very bad case of drooling while she was teething, but once she started wearing her amber necklace it essentially stopped. So, if you are dealing with a teething little one and are reluctant to keep using drugs to try to ease their pain, try one of these and trust me, you will not be disappointed. And you may even get a few more hours sleep.....
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The words [of President Bush] remind us of the missile attacks ordered by his predecessor on targets in the Sudan and Afghanistan and the bombing of Tripoli by Ronald Reagan. All in all, without having complete certainty about the origin of the terrorist attack, it would seem absolutely indispensable to control one's desire for vengeance.
This demonstration, that a small group of people resolved to die and trained to cause damage to those they consider their enemies, could lead to extremely negative results. One can well imagine that the immediate response of the United States—and, in general, of all the countries that are victims of terrorism—will be the adoption of measures to prevent anything like it from happening again. Unfortunately, this means restricting civil liberties. It is almost certain that freedom of movement and trade will be affected. It is reasonable to assume, as well, that measures aimed at immigrants, which have broad support in Europe, will be sharpened. But even more disquieting is the idea of a police state as the only safeguard when faced with ubiquitous and technologically capable terrorists. This would be a serious event for Western societies, which have achieved a notable democratic modus vivendi. That is why all the countries that share these civilized values ought immediately to establish mechanisms of cooperation and information sharing as a means of effectively confronting indiscriminate terrorism.
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The Legitimation Act 1939 and the Deaths by Accidents Compensation Amendment Act 1956 are hereby repealed.
The enactments specified in the Schedule are hereby consequentially amended in the manner indicated in that schedule.
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Sep. 8, 2017 at the Henie Onstad kunstsenter, Oslo
In their new production HANNAH Verdensteatret are exploring ideas about geological time and attention fatigue.
In November 2016 Verdensteatret went on a research journey to the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, the same destination as they had 10 years ago. With this research Verdensteatret has, for the first time, chosen to repeat a journey and gather material from somewhere they have already been.
Along this journey they have questioned the nature of repetition, and if repetition is at all possible. The repetition points forwards in time, and is an integral part of what is seen and what is done.
Verdensteatret works with elaborate spatial compositions that provokes a state of absorption in an immersive audio-visual space. These compositions consists of material generated in an electronic feedback system. This material forms a sedimentation process that unfolds as a fixed attention towards exhaustion and the act of observing slow changes. Like a physical object slowly affect its surroundings.
A production from Verdensteatret is a glimpse of a present, a state of transitions and passages through phenomenons. The present is a memory in motion.
At the same time, there has never been so much past as right now.
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Preston Grasshoppers make the long journey to Bedfordshire tomorrow for what they know will be a tough first-ever visit to Ampthill and District, second in National League Two North.
fter missing out on promotion from the Southern section of National Two in a play-off last season, Ampthill found themselves transferred into the Northern division.
There, they topped the table for the first 10 weeks of this campaign, before being overhauled by Hull Ionians, who are now four points ahead of them.
But Ampthill have won all nine home games so far so it will be a tall order for Preston.
Hoppers head coach Garth Dew said: "It's a tough trip as it's a long journey.
"But Ampthill have been a bit up and down recently and the lads will be lifted by our performance against Stockport.
"A win is good for confidence and we believe we can go there and get a result."
Hoppers ended a run of five successive defeats last Saturday against lowly Stockport but Ampthill have the best attack and defence in the league, scoring 672 and conceding just 237.
In addition, Preston have lost their last six on the road after winning both their opening away fixtures and have just six victories out of 18 in total.
Hoppers make changes, both front and back.
Scott Jordan is unavailable, so Lewis Allen starts on the wing, and Billy Woof returns at centre, with Tom Hurst on the bench.
Rich Morton replaces prop Pete Altham, who dislocated a finger last week, and Reece Tomlinson resumes at lock after serving a one-week ban, with Ally Murray moving to the back row to complete a sizeable-looking pack.
In urgent need of stopping the rot in North One West, ninth-placed Vale of Lune visit Bolton, who are 11 points and two places below them.
Vale have now lost five in a row and, after winning their first away game, have lost six in succession on the road.
Overall, they have six victories and nine defeats, while Bolton have won five and lost 11, with three victories out of seven at home.
Ian Bird is missing this week, so Adam Macluskie switches to centre and Charlie Lomas to fly-half, with Rob Lamberton starting on the wing after coming off the bench last week. The pack remains unchanged.
Fylde will be hoping to do something about their indifferent away form in National League One, when they visit Loughborough Students.
Simon Griffiths and Sam Beaumont are out through injury, but skipper Evan Stewart is fit to return to the Fylde back row.
Adam Lewis takes over from Griffiths at prop and Tom Burtonwood returns as hooker. Tom Lavelle, back from a spell down under, provides front-row cover from the bench.
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Italy will be lucky to reach KO stage, says Neil Humphreys
Azzurri lack any sort of attacking threat
(Antonio Candreva 27-pen, Daniele De Rossi 71)
In a different time, almost a different life, a young Italian striker was tiptoeing towards individual and international greatness.
Actually, he sprinted towards his destiny, raging against the racist machines in the crowd and driving the Azzurri forward.
Just four years ago, a lifetime ago now, Mario Balotelli's double against Germany earned Italy a place in the Euro 2012 final.
He was only 21 years old and a riotous rebel with a cause, defeating both defenders and racists with devastating aplomb.
In 2012, he owned the Germans. By 2016, he was expected to own the Euros. The continent was there for the taking.
But Balotelli imploded and any hopes of Italian success in France went with him.
The Azzurri's abysmal attacking performance in their lacklustre 2-0 win against Finland yesterday morning (Singapore time) revealed an average nation who'll be lucky to reach the knockout stages.
Getting out of Group E, the Group of Death, looks a tough task in itself. Going any further than the first knockout stage requires a miracle seemingly beyond even the industrious Antonio Conte.
In recent weeks, commentaries lamenting the absence of Balotelli have been commonplace and entirely relevant. His fall mirrors that of Italy's attacking stock.
Balotelli's decline and the dearth of reliable No. 9s could make for a joint obituary.
It's not quite the end of the world for Italy, but they can probably see it from the opponents' penalty box.
Around Christmas, Conte ridiculed Balotelli's statement that the striker couldn't wait for Euro 2016, with the coach insisting the fallen star's only involvement would be in front of a television.
Conte's frustration was palpable then and unmistakable now. His guttural roar when substitute Daniele De Rossi headed in Italy's decisive second goal against Finland betrayed a coach under tremendous pressure.
Less than a week from their opening fixture against Belgium, the Azzurri are without reliable goal-scorers.
De Rossi's fabulous finish, rising high in the box to steer Antonio Candreva's excellent cross just inside the post, was Italy's only goal from open play against opponents already on holiday.
In the second half, Finland substituted striker Teemo Pukki, replacing him with a midfielder and effectively playing 45 minutes with no one up front.
Their minds were on sun-loungers and swimming pools, allowing Italy's back three to essentially have the night off.
And yet, the hosts rarely disturbed the Finnish goalkeeper.
De Rossi, the bearded, scowling monster in midfield, added a tenacious dimension entirely absent until his introduction in the last half an hour.
More importantly, his goal was his 18th for his country. No one in the current Italy squad boasts a higher tally.
The Roma veteran is now 32 and would not have been certain of a starting place, had Claudio Marchisio and Marco Verratti not succumbed to injury.
Against Finland, the pugnacious battler represented Italy's only decent attacking threat.
Ciro Immobile, the Torino hitman lumbered with the unfortunate surname, lived up to his static moniker. He managed a fresh-air shot and little else.
With the slick hair and sharp jawline, he looked more like a boyband member running around in a charity match than a viable route to Euro glory.
Simone Zaza was marginally better, without ever bothering the cruising Finns. Neither forward is expected to start against Belgium.
That role is reserved for Southampton's Graziano Pelle, who scored against Scotland in the previous friendly.
But he'll be 32 a few days after the Euro 2016 final and laboured against Premier League defences before finding his footing after Christmas.
In a Group of Death that includes Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Belgium's Romelu Lukaku, Christian Benteke, Eden Hazard and Divock Origi, defences won't be unduly concerned with Pelle.
Italy's striking deficiencies are further compounded by an obvious paucity of service.
Candreva picked up a goal and an assist on the right flank and Stephan El Shaarawy enjoyed the odd flash of inspiration on the other side, but the muddled men in the middle had the cutting edge of ice cream left out in the sun.
Emanuele Giaccherini failed to hold down a regular spot at Sunderland, but is now expected to drop anchor at Euro 2016 and stand firm; a willing, but limited understudy suddenly promoted to centre stage.
Conte continues to champion his resolute defence because he really has nothing else to talk about.
Watching Italy evokes messy memories of bad first dates, lots of sterile hand-holding and meaningless possession but nothing in the way of a thrilling climax.
The plodding Italians do not quicken the pulse.
And without a proven centre forward, they run the risk of flat-lining in France.
Simone Zaza fired eight shots, including blocked ones, against Finland, a record in a match by an Italian player since November 2013. However, he failed to make them count.
Conte: We will not be defensive
With his side shorn of top-class attackers, you'd expect Italy coach Antonio Conte to play to their strengths - bolster their rock-solid defence and play on the break.
However, Chelsea's incoming manager (above) insists that he will not adopt such tactics at the European Championship, reported football-italia.net.
After his side beat a defensive-minded Finland 2-0 in a friendly in Verona yesterday morning (Singapore time), Conte insists that he will stick to his principles.
He said: "I do everything except counter-attacks. I do not play on the counter. I never even train counter-attacks. It is not in my concept of football.
"When we have the ball, we have our ideas. When we lose the ball, we try to be tight, press the opposition and try to win it back as soon as possible.
"Against Belgium (in their Group E opener on Tuesday morning, Singapore time) we will have our say.
"Do not expect defend and counter in that game, because it is simply not part of how I view football.
"Counter-attacks are when you sit back and then propel yourself forward at pace.
"We've got players who can do that, like Ciro Immobile, Simone Zaza and others, but in my idea of football, we want to play the game and use the ball.
"Today, we met a side that again tried to not play.
"Even when they went 1-0 down, they didn't change their approach.
"With all due respect, evidently we are doing something right if the opposition sit back in their own half and wait for us."
Conte certainly walked the talk with his 3-5-2 formation.
Forwards Ciro Immobile and Simone Zaza pressed from the front to keep the Finns on the backfoot from the start.
Conte's side went ahead when winger Antonio Candreva coolly converted a 27th-minute spot-kick after being brought down.
Candreva then delivered an inch-perfect cross for Daniele De Rossi to head home in the 71st minute.
Finland, who failed to qualify for the Euros, packed their defence but were fortunate not to concede more goals as they made several desperate clearances, with goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky keeping out a Zaza sitter in the closing stages.
"We have a week of work left to improve some details and gain even more intensity," Conte told RAI television in a pitchside interview.
"I am very happy with the performance because we had a good rhythm for 60 minutes. This is great bunch of lads who are willing to work hard as a unit and put their hearts on the national team sleeve."
Candreva added: "We are well prepared and in good shape for the European Championship."
Italy, who lost to Spain in the Euro 2012 final and were booted out in the group stage during the 2014 World Cup, will also meet Sweden and Ireland in Group E.
In other Euro warm-up action yesterday morning (Singapore time), Poland, missing star striker Robert Lewandowski, were held 0-0 by Lithuania in Krakow.
The Poles are drawn in Group C in France. They face Northern Ireland on Sunday, followed by Germany on June 16 and Ukraine on June 21.
Meanwhile, Iceland, pitted against Austria, Hungary and Portugal in Group F, easily accounted for Liechtenstein 4-0.
- Wire Services.
His goalkeeper
"I felt Sirigu needed to play... Gigi Buffon is a guarantee..."
His system
"Obviously, when playing with such attacking wingers, you cannot think that it's a 3-5-2. It's a pure 3-3-4 formation, plus the midfielders have to push up too.
"I needed this game to get an idea on the balance of the side and it convinced me we can play with two strikers, two attacking wingers and a midfielder pushing up. It is a hyper-attacking approach and one we can use during a game."
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The seed/sons of Esau of were dukes. Why are they called dukes?
good question, the Hebrew word is an odd word in its literal meaning, but it can mean governor or captain.
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From #502]; familiar; a friend, also gentle; hence a bullock (as being tame; applied, although
masculine, to a cow); and so a chieftain (as notable like neat cattle):—captain, duke, (chief) friend,
governor, guide, ox.
#502 aw-LOF A primitive root, to associate with; hence to learn (and causatively to teach):—learn, teach, utter.
In Anglo-Saxon history, a Duke is one of the nearest in line to be king,
under a prince. However, the main meaning, I believe, in a Duke, is not
only of a royal ruler, but also one who is a military leader, so a
champion or chieftain is also close in meaning to Duke, but of course
with royal descent.
In Esau's case, any notion of "royalty" was self-claimed and imposed on his subjects, Edom eventually
having a king.
In fact, the Edomite-Canaanites and other Canaanites had kings long before Israel did, and
that was a double insult to God, in that, not only did they reject God as their ruler, but they wanted
to be like the vile Canaanite nations around them! nations so vile in all their perversions, that God commanded
their utter destruction and forbade all intermarriage, cooperation, treaties, seeking their peace or prosperity
forever, and all their abominations were perfected and distilled into the Talmud, and these very
people are the ones responsible for these very perversions being injected and bred into Christendom, which
now overruns Christendom and threatens its very existence, for God's people wanting to be like the alien heathen around
them... every vice and perversion, including homosexuality, was rampant among the Canaanites--who eventually stole
true Israel's name and have masqueraded as God's people, after true Israel was cast into captivity
and then scattered throughout the world, where they appeared as Jutes (Judah), Danes (Dan), Goths (Gad, which in Hebrew is
actually Gawd and means to invade or overcome), Gauls (from Hebrew, gawal, "to be the next of kin, kinsman redeemer,
avenger of blood), British (people of the Covenant) Saxons / Sakasuna / Sacae / Saka (sons of Isaac), Scots/Scythians
(from Succuth, tent dwellers), etc.
[See my books, God's Chosen People... and Uncovering the Mysteries of Your Hidden Inheritance.]
Esau of course was Jacob's brother, (sons of Isaac, grandsons of Abraham). Esau despised his heritage and God and
married 2 Canaanite women (a Hivite and a Hittite) and their descendents became Edomites (and a sub-tribe called
Amalekites), who were and are 2 of the worst enemies of true Israel.
Edom was Esau's nickname, which means, "red" (the Bolsheviks, who descended from him, chose this name as a nickname,
though they chose it to signify the white christian blood they would shed). The Hebrew word Edom is actually
related to the Hebrew word Adam, which means "rosy, to blush or flush, ruddy". However, Esau
derived his name, not because he was ruddy (which he was), but the name red was derived from his contempt for his
heritage, in that he sold his birthright for a bowl of red beans.
Esau's Canaanite descendents, Edomites (Jewry, who
were force converted by John Hyrcanus, the Maccabee leader in 126 bc, and at that time adopted Israelite custom,
and infiltrated the land of Israel (the land already being a mixed multitude since the pagan kings, after deporting
true Israel, moved in many corrupt peoples to fill the land-- like they are doing today, to Christendom--to forever
weaken it by destroying its people, and sense of racial and national identity. Rome then set up the Herods as
"puppet kings" (not true kings of Israel), since the Herods were Idumeans (the Greek word for Edomite) and they
were loyal only to their own wealth, and thus Rome knew they could be trusted to be loyal to Rome and not Israel.
The Herods then polluted the priesthood and installed Edomites as priests, and made the lowest of priests to be
high priests (again, ones they knew they could control). Eventually, after the apostolic period, the Edomites
took over entirely and have masqueraded as God's people; and the majority of those who are God's people
(the Anglo-Saxon and related peoples of Christendom) are in blindness and think God's very enemies are His chosen people.
Esau was a ruthless warlord; even when he went to meet Jacob upon Jacob's return from Padan-aram, in the plateau
highlands of northern syria, Jacob having fled to escape Esau's wrath (Esau having threatened to kill him),
Esau travelled with an army of 400 men, and that is
why Jacob was afraid; and had Jacob not humbled himself before God that night, God may not have changed Esau's heart
to be forgiving and affectionate toward his brother; possibly Esau's intentions had been murderous, but God changed
his heart en route)...
Esau later murdered his own inlaws and established his
sons as Dukes, therefore, those Dukes were the leaders of the imposed defacto
government upon a conquered people. In light of Esau's nature and actions, since he was essentially
a warlord, his sons/grandsons were warlords themselves, under him, each governing/keeping subdued some
region in Edom / Seir.
See also my chart, "The Peoples of the Bible"
and my books
Sacred Truth Expository Commentary on Genesis and Judges
What Was the Mark that God Placed on Cain?
Who Was the Serpent in the Garden?


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Publishing used to be so simple. You created designs for print or the web, each with their own well-defined tools and workflows, and that was it. But designers now face a dizzying array of options for presenting information, from mobile devices like tablets and e-book readers to laptop computers and PCs — not to mention old-fashioned ink on paper.
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The hottest gadgets these days are the tablets, with Apple's iPad and the various Android-based devices leading the way. Newspaper and magazine publishers in particular are eyeing the tablets after seeing their traditional business models gutted by the Internet. Meanwhile, book publishers are routinely making new titles available in electronic versions for Amazon's Kindle and other e-book readers.
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Publishers also must create the actual reader app that allows iPad users to view the content. Each app can host one or more magazine titles. Again, you can hand this off or create the app yourself.
You'll have several options for doing so, including a Mac-only configuration utility based on Apple's Xcode developer tools. You'll have to become an Apple developer and install an iOS software developer kit, but product manager Dan Logan says you won't need programming skills to use the utility. "It lets you fill in fields to define the application name, description and all of that, and then you feed it graphics," he explains.
Quark hasn't determined pricing for the utility, but Apple charges $99 per year to join its iOS developer program.
Once you've created the app, you'll have to submit it along with a sample issue to Apple for approval. Although you'll need a Mac to create the reader app, QuarkXPress 9 and App Studio will run on Windows as well.
You'll use a different set of tools to create e-books. For example, one unique aspect of e-books is that a customer can change the font size to enhance readability, which in turn changes the way text flows. So QuarkXPress 9 includes a new Reflow View that allows users to assemble and preview a reflowable version of the text and pictures in a layout. The program can export book layouts to the standard ePub format as well as Blio eReader, a format that accommodates multimedia content such as slide shows and videos.
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QuarkXPress 9 is scheduled to ship April 26 for $799, or $299 for an upgrade from version 8 or 7. App Studio will follow about 90 days later as a free update. The company is offering a free 30-day trial version of QuarkXPress 9, but if you want to test-drive App Studio, you should wait a few months for the latter's release.
InDesign 5.5
Adobe is making its own play for tablet and e-book publishing with InDesign CS 5.5, which the company announced April 11 as part of Creative Suite 5.5. A new Overlay Creator panel lets you add interactive elements to layouts. You'll then upload the layouts to Adobe's separately priced Digital Publishing Suite, which converts them to the new .folio format, which is then delivered to a publisher-branded viewer app on the device. Each folio file corresponds to a separate issue of each magazine or newspaper.
As with App Studio, the Digital Publishing Suite won't require coding skills, but it's clearly aimed at medium-to-large publishers. In addition to conversion and distribution services, it includes e-commerce functions for managing single-issue sales and subscriptions, along with tools for analyzing folio downloads, such as how readers interact with content and advertising. Two editions are available: a custom-priced Enterprise Edition for large outfits and the Professional Edition for mid-sized ones. Publishers opting for the latter will pay a $495-per-month platform fee plus $5,500 to $60,000 per year for distribution services depending on the number of downloads (or $0.12 to $0.22 per .folio download, depending on the number of downloads).
This could limit the range of clients who want to take advantage of the service, but Adobe says it is considering options for smaller publishers.
For e-book designers, InDesign 5.5 adds a new Articles panel that lets you determine which page layout elements are included in the e-book, and the order in which those elements appear—you can control the sequence of text, images and graphics in the exported document without changing your InDesign layout. An enhanced anchoring function makes it easier to bind graphic elements to associated text. When you export the e-book to the ePub format, you can map paragraph styles in the layout to ePub tags.
New Pricing Options
In the past, Adobe has shipped new versions of its Creative Suite design applications on an 18-month cycle, but with CS 5.5, it has embarked on a new strategy of shipping a full "milestone release" every two years, followed by an interim release about 12 months later. CS 5.5 is the first of these interim releases, and it's not a free maintenance update, but a substantial upgrade with new features (in some of the apps) and pricing to match. For example, upgrading from CS 5.x Design Premium to CS 5.5 will set you back $399, and upgrades from CS4.x are $649. That will buy you new versions of InDesign, Dreamweaver, Flash Professional and Flash Catalyst, plus the existing versions of Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks. The bundle also includes Acrobat Professional X, the latest release of the PDF production software.
All of the upgraded programs have new features aimed at mobile devices. Dreamweaver CS 5.5 has enhanced tools for creating web pages in HTML5 and CSS3, and Flash Professional makes it easier to adapt Flash presentations for different screen sizes.
For designers (and their bookkeepers) who find the prices too steep, Adobe has introduced a subscription option that lets you pay for the Creative Suite applications on a monthly basis. Under this scheme, the monthly fee for Design Premium is $95 if you commit to a full year and $139 for a month-to-month plan, which lets you add or remove copies as your business fluctuates. Either way, you are billed on a monthly basis. Adobe is offering similar subscription plans for individual applications within the suite.
Creative Suite 5.5 is scheduled to ship within 30 days. Although Photoshop remains at 5.x, Adobe plans to provide a set of developer tools that will enable tablet apps to interact with the image-editing program. In early May, the company expects to offer three inexpensive apps — Adobe Color Lava, Adobe Eazel and Adobe Nav — that showcase the new technology.
Stephen Beale has been writing about computer technology since dinosaurs roamed the earth. He's the author of seven books on computer applications in the graphic arts and a former news and reviews editor for Macworld. He's currently editor of a website for public relations professionals in health and medicine. For more information, see his website www.sbealeonline.com.
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How can i remove a boarding horse?
Irene Crownguard
I sold two horses that I had housed in my stable. Now they appear as boarders, and I wish I could remove them. Where can I do it?
Elsie Spectre Administrators
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Could "Remove Boarder" be added to this form? or Would Removal of Lease work too?
Elsie Spectre Administrators
'Remove boarder' used to be available on that form but was removed when the reclaim changes were made. Not life changing + doesn't affect the horse or player + harder to change than other main site changes, so we don't do it anymore. Please don't use the 'removal of leases' form for this, as it will only lead to confusion on the part of the person completing the changes and could interfere with the horse if it is currently being leased.
Breanna Fahnestock
Ahh okay.


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I'm guessing it happened like this:
A few years ago, the president of each sorority gathered in a clandestine meeting (that, of course, eventually turned into an underwear-clad pillow fight). The topic of discussion?
Whether or not yoga pants–tight stretch pants, usually black, sometimes with words on the butt–could be worn as pants.
Up until this point, yoga pants served two purposes: (1) for yoga or jogging exercises, and (2) to be worn as tights under skirts. Recently these utilities had come into question–particularly (2)–because it involved too much clothing.
You see, over the centuries, sorority girls have pioneered the practice of wearing less clothing than the previous generation (the sole exception to this rule being Ugg boots). In the hands of sorority girls, shorts became short shorts. Bikini underwear became thongs. Respectable airport outfits became pajama pants with "sassy" on the butt.
Thus, in a 13-1 vote, it was declare sorority law that yoga pants were to count as everyday pants. They could be worn standalone by themselves for all the world to admire.
And admire the world did. Soon non-sorority member adopted the same practice. Today I was driving past the Firestone on Forsyth when I saw an adult female doctor (she was wearing a white doctor coat) wearing black stretch pants and nothing else. It was fantastic.
So thank you, sorority presidents and women of the world, for deciding that yoga pants are the same as every day pants. I am elated that this decision was made while I'm still young enough to enjoy it.
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Session 3 is a joint session with Synoptic Gospels.
Session 1
Locating and Exploring the Middle of Acts from Aristotle to Modern Film-writers: Using Ancient and Modern Literary Concepts in the Search for Literary Shape and Theological Significance
The Middle of Acts is the most difficult stage of the narrative to identify and analyse. Whilst at least the beginning has a start and the ending a finish, the middle presents more challenges for the literary critic and biblical exegete. However, the middle is important in bringing cohesion to the whole work. Various suggestions have been made for identifying a middle somewhere within the range of Acts 12-15, but monographs on these chapters are few and do not tackle the question of literary structure. The plausible options of Peter and Herod (Acts 12), Paul at Psidian Antioch (Acts 13), Lystra (Acts 14:8-20a) and the Jerusalem Conference (Acts 15) are briefly assessed before ancient and modern literary middle concepts are used in identifying and analysing both the centre of Acts' structure and the climax or crisis of Acts' story. Surprisingly the episode at Lystra is revealed as Acts' structural centre and story climax illustrating Aristotle's complication, transition and denouement. This has implications for a fresh understanding of Acts with a narrative rise to the middle climax and a fall away from it affecting theological significance.
Multi-levelled Jewish Diaspora Concerns Evident in Luke's Narrative of Paul's Mission (Acts 16–19)
This paper explores the narratives of Acts 16–19 against various arguments for the audience and purposes of Acts. Challenging the common view that the authorial audience for Acts would have been largely Gentile, this paper builds on scholarship showing that Luke-Acts most easily would have resonated with audiences shaped by Jewish or God-fearing influences (Alexander, Jervell, Nolland, Schneckenburger, Tannehill, etc.). These proposals are tested in Acts 16–19, which, along with Acts 27, are arguably the most Gentile-focused narratives in Acts. Acts 16, where evidence of Jewish concerns initially seems absent, is examined in greater detail by employing elements of authorial audience criticism and narrative criticism with particular attention to social identity concerns.
Within the broader intertextual and intratextual context, this paper argues that narrative details support the probability that Acts 16–19 is written with an eye to Diaspora Jewish concerns about the piety and honour of Paul, and the social implications of his mission for their peaceful co-existence with authorities and neighbours. Acts 16–19 is, therefore, more than a historical account of how the church expanded among the Gentiles, and more than an apologetic for Paul and his gospel with Gentile audiences in mind. In the richer picture, Acts 16–19 legitimates Paul and the message he represents within the context of Jewish Diaspora concerns.
Session 2
Review of Brittany Wilson, 'Unmanly Men' (OUP, 2015)
Session 3
The "Church" of the Synoptic Gospels: Social Identity Construction through Narrative Ecclesiology in Luke-Acts
The concern of this paper is not with the historical communities behind the Synoptic Gospels, but with the visions of community set forth within their narratives. The ecclesial vision of each evangelist is certainly informed by historical realities, and reconstructing plausible Sitze im Leben through mirror-readings is now a major historical-critical enterprise in New Testament studies. In the inevitable hermeneutical circle, however, scholarly discussions have been disproportionately focused on providing reconstructions of ecclesial social groups behind the Gospels rather than on the social identity the evangelists are seeking to construct through the Gospels. Just as a "narrative Christology" presents the identity of Jesus through the linear axis of a story, "narrative ecclesiology" casts a vision for the identity of the new people of God reconfigured around Christ through the unfolding development of a sequential account. Narrative ecclesiology conceives Gospel writing as an ecclesial practice exercising a hermeneutic through which Jesus-material and Israel's Scriptures are selectively appropriated by pastoral motivations. This paper puts forward suggestions for how Matthew, Mark, and Luke can be approached as narratives presenting not only nuanced portraits of Jesus but also nuanced visions of the new humanity to be formed around him. Attention will then be directed to Luke's multivolume account of Jesus' ministry and the subsequent genesis of early Christianity in the Mediterranean world. In his Gospel, Luke offers a prescriptive ecclesial vision that is then enacted (at times only partially) in the book of Acts. Luke is not only an apologist for Christ-devotion; he is also an ecclesial theologian who narrates the divine identity of Jesus while also narrating (prescriptively and descriptively) the social identity of a new society called "church."
Messianic Reunification in Luke-Acts: Fulfilling Prophesied Davidic Inclusion of Northerners (Samaritans) in Restoring "All Israel"
Royal Davidic typology is the unifying factor for Lukan Christology, including the Davidic covenant constellational element of ruling over a united kingdom of all Israelite tribes (Hahn 2009). Thus, in displaying Davidic covenantal fulfillment, Luke-Acts includes messianic reunification (MR), restoring unity by joining both southern and northern kingdoms' constituents (Judaeans and Samaritans) under Jesus the Davidide, which phase of Israel's Heilsgeschichte must occur before inclusion of Gentiles. MR coherently synergizes with several additional established Lukan themes (the people of God, ecclesiological identity, inclusion of marginalized Israelites, table-fellowship, economics). Although widely expected in prophets used by NT authors, scholarly consideration of MR is frequently neglected (conversely, see Jervell, Ravens, Pao, Bauckham, Samkutty, Butticaz). Moreover, the fifty-year Samaritanological revolution is generally unappreciated in NT studies. This paper describes the prophetic MR paradigm then shows literary thematic progression in Luke-Acts foretelling, initiating, proclaiming, teaching, consummating, and summarizing MR: the Davidic son of God (Luke 1:32-35; 10:22, etc.) must fulfil all elements of Davidic covenant restoration; that awaited by "many prophets and kings" (10:24) includes the scion of David's MR into kingdom unity (Isa 11:1; Jer 23:5-6; 33:14-17); this royal Son teaches Samaritan Israelism, that faithful Samaritans are also Israelites inheriting his reunited messianic age (10:25-37; cf. 17:11-19); this eschatological MR theme mirrors the Chronicler's pan-Israelite ideology, displayed in Jesus's use of 2 Chr 28:15 in 10:33-34; Samaritan inheritors represent the northern kingdom in the 2-stage resurrection of Israel (Acts 2-8), fulfilling Ezek 37 and vindicating the Son's enthronement; Acts 9:31a and 15:16 summarize, declaring fulfillment of Amos 9:11's rebuilding of Davidic dominion. This MR hermeneutic revitalizes theological exegesis (e.g., Lizorkin-Eyzenberg 2015, Gospel of John). Most significantly, MR shows Luke's Samaritan parable not to address universalized ethics but to ecclesiologically reinforce Lev 19:18 as performing purely intra-covenantal ḥesedism, including almsgiving (Giambrone 2016).


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Portere, Hank :Six o'clock closing. New Zealand Free lance, 28 September 1917 (front page).
Reference Number: A-315-3-041
A joyful priest is sitting on top of a barrell-like man labelled 'Bung'. In the background a woman is forcing a man representing the 'general public' who is tied to a post labelled 'legislation' to "Try our Adam's ale".
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Not a brilliant shot of my stall, but you get the general idea of the colours of my hand dyed wool, and if you look carefully you can see the Christmas lights between mine and Jill's stall.
Despite the bad weather earlier in the week, thankfully the weather stayed dry and calm, if a little cold. But what do you expect for December.
Like last month, this market was another good one for me and the other fellow stallholders. Lorna, who organises the market, does a really good job at advertising the market and is very particular about the stallholders she invites, so as a result the market is well attended every month.
All the stallholders were very "christmassy" wearing Santa hats and dressing our stalls with Christmas decorations. I also had some mistletoe to sell, which simple flew off the stall. Pauline, a fellow stallholder had made 10 lovely holly wreaths, which by lunch time she had only 1 left.
So that is the last of Saltburn's markets for this year until March next, and next week is my last market for the year at Botton. Let's hope the weather next week is as kind to us all again.
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Video of recorded radar data, animated by the RADARplot application.
Shows 2 hours (at approx x50 speed) of the data from the Stephenville 2008 incident (3 of 5 radars). . . .
. . . Aircraft with transponders are shown as green (above 5000′) and blue (below 5000′). Primary radar returns that don't correlate with a transponder are shown in white.
Aircraft entering and flying around the Brownwood MOAs (two groups of 4 aircraft), are jets from Carswell AFB.
The Schulze-Powell track begins at 18:51 between WitJ and WitG and moves towards PCR Crawford. Although intermittent, a cumulative plot (see other video) shows a definite track. Other interesting anomalies are present.
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