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Paul—his cloak and his books
'The cloke that I left at Troas with Carpus, when thou comest, bring with thee, and the books, but especially the parchments.' 2 Timothy 4:13
Suggested Further Reading: Ecclesiastes 12:9–12
A man who comes up into the pulpit, professes to take his text on the spot, and talks any quantity of nonsense, is the idol of many. If he will speak without premeditation, or pretend to do so, and never produce what they call a dish of dead men's brains—that is the preacher. How rebuked are they by the apostle! He is inspired, and yet he wants books. He has been preaching for at least thirty years, and yet he wants books! He had seen the Lord, and yet he wants books! He had had a wider experience than most men, and yet he wants books! He had been caught up into the third heaven, and had heard things which it was unlawful for a man to utter, yet he wants books! The apostle says to Timothy and so he says to every preacher, 'Give attendance to reading.' The man who never reads will never be read; he who never quotes will never be quoted. He who will not use the thoughts of other men's brains, proves that he has no brains of his own. Brethren, what is true of ministers is true of all our people. You need to read. Renounce as much as you will all light literature, but study as much as possible sound theological works, especially the Puritan writers, and expositions of the Bible. We are quite persuaded that the very best way for you to be spending your leisure, is to be either reading or praying. You may get much instruction from books which afterwards you may use as a true weapon in your Lord and Master's service. Paul cries, 'Bring the books'; join in the cry.
For meditation: What Christian books are in your library? God's Word must come first (2 Timothy 3:16–17), but every Christian will benefit from having at least a concordance, commentaries, a cyclopaedia or Bible dictionary, a Christian theology and a church history. Remember that, unlike the inspired writers of Scripture, all authors make mistakes (James 3:1–2). If you borrow books from others, don't forget that there are biblical principles relating to borrowing (Exodus 22:14; 2 Kings 6:5; Psalm 37:21).
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Citizens in cities on Colorado's front range are pushing back against the fracking boom by passing ballot measures to either prohibit the practice or ban it temporarily.
The town of Longmont was the first in Colorado to ban fracking in 2012, when voters changed their city charter to prohibit it. Governor John Hickenlooper's administration then sued Longmont over their ban, claiming only the state has the authority to regulate drilling.
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Who Needs Scientists When You've Got James Inhofe?
Who Needs Scientists When You've Got James Inhofe?
The big news so far from the current hearing before the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Energy and Power—concerning the so-called "Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011"—is that Senator James Inhofe, the leading climate change denier in the U.S. Congress, has a book coming out.
Inhofe had crossed chambers to testify in favor of the new legislation, which he co-authored with Energy and Commerce chair Fred Upton and subcommittee chair Ed Whitfield, and which would block the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act. And in response to a question from Upton, Inhofe took the opportunity to mention his book, telling the committee that he just finished it and that it will be entitled "The Hoax."
The title, presumably, refers to Inhofe's most (in)famous statement: His 2003 claim that climate change is the "greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people." I suppose it's kind of like Carl Sagan entitling one of his last books Billions and Billions. Sagan didn't like being remembered by that phrase, which he'd never actually uttered--but it's much better than the one Inhofe is going to be remembered by, and did use to dismiss climate change.
But book or not, what's most striking about the hearing underway right now is the central role Inhofe was given--not just to lead it off, but to pronounce definitively on the technical issues at stake, both economic and scientific.
The purpose of the legislation in question is to block the EPA from moving to regulate greenhouse gases, which it is on the path to doing based on the agency's scientific determination that they endanger public health and welfare. In order to question EPA's expert science, then, you'd think you would at least need dissenting scientists. And there are plenty of those around, including those "skeptics" who just signed a letter to Congress making their standard arguments.
But in a departure from standard Republican strategy, the hearing today doesn't even have skeptical scientists on the docket. Instead, it offered Inhofe as a kind de facto expert on environmental science, policy, and economics.
As Rep. Bobby Rush of Illinois put it, in a question to Inhofe himself: "Don't you find it strange that this hearing is being conducted with no scientists at all?"
Don't get me wrong—Inhofe is well versed in these issues and speaks confidently and expansively about them. But his views on the science and the economics alike are not only non-expert; they've been documented extensively, by myself and many others, to misrepresent what experts actually think.
That continued today, as Inhofe asserted that the findings of the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had been "totally debunked" by the 'Climategate' scandal, and called mainstream climate science "phony." Later, he also said he disagreed with the National Academy of Sciences' "interpretation" that global warming is caused by human activities.
Nevertheless, my sense from watching the first hour of the hearing is that Inhofe's fellow Republicans have come to view him as the grand don of climate change skepticism in the Senate. They not only trust him, they defer to him. What Inhofe says is good enough for them--and on that basis, they'll make decisions affecting the entire planet.
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I am so sick of these dishonest, greedy subversives we have for politicians. How can we be ruled by people who mouth the same cynical lies as Russian dictators?
I used to vote for the Republicans until Climategate happened. When I looked into that story, I realized the Republicans--my party--were lying to me. They were trying to TRICK me, not the scientists. The denialists call the scientists communists when really these denialists are the ones who use the Bolshevik tactics of intimidation, threats, slander, and the big lie. The denialists are the subversives, and our scientists are the patriots who are trying to defend our country and civilization.
Senator Inhofe says global warming is a hoax. I already read that global warming was a hoax in Pravda and in a 9-11 Truth newspaper, too. [truthers believe that President Bush masterminded 9-11.]
Russia's President Medvedev, the former head of Russia's state-controlled Gazprom, claimed that global warming was a "trick" when he visited Tomsk, the same city where the stolen and mischaracterized Climategate emails were posted on the server of a Russian Internet security company.
The Kremlin-friendly Russian business daily Kommersant also defamed the British climate scientists. Kommersant is owned by Asher Usmanov, a sinister Russian billionaire who does special operations for Gazprom. He has an education and career that suggest he had ties to the KGB. The "expert" Kommersant cited was the economist Andrei Illarionov. He used to be an adviser to Putin and he worked for Chernomyrdin, the head of the Soviet Gas Ministry and later the head of Gazprom, the post-Soviet successor to the Gas Ministry. Then Andrei Illarionov became an expert for the CATO Institute.
Virginia's Attorney General Cuccinelli cited an English-language RIA Novosti adaptation of the Kommersant article in his suit to the EPA as evidence that the British scientists were falsifying data from Russia.
RIA Novosti is the official press agency of the Russian government; and since the fires, the party line has changed.
I think I will believe the scientists who say there is global warming instead of Pravda, the Truthers, the Gazprom gangsters, the CATO Institute, and the greedy Inhofe. I think I will believe US scientific and security agencies like the Pentagon and CIA. I believe with American experts who say that global warming is a threat to our national security.
That "ex-CIA operative" Kent Clizbe also claims that the scientist Dr. Mann is a fraud and is making a campaign of kompromat against Dr. Mann. He says he is ex-CIA, but he is acting like a KGB operative with his campaign of defamation.
Clizbe is supposedly writing a book about communist influence in the USA. Russia has a new ruling party now called Unity. Putin is the Chairman of the Unity Party. Gazprom, which is majority government-owned, is also very powerful and owns many newspapers and TV stations.
Perhaps Clizbe should read what the Russian media was writing after the Climategate emails were stolen. This clueless "ex-CIA operative" might finally notice that he is spouting the Russian line about our "greedy climate scientists." All these people who accuse the scientists are collaborating in a propaganda campaign to defame our scientists in order to protect the gas companies. Some of this propaganda is coming from Russia, but it also comes from US politicians in the pockets of the fossil-fuel industry.
This kompromat campaign is similar to the KGB propaganda campaign to blame the AIDS virus on the "crafty plots" of Pentagon scientists who supposedly made AIS to kill black people.
Even the KGB finally admitted they made up that BIG LIE and this was published right in Izvestia:
"[KGB chief Yevgeni Primakov] mentioned the well known articles printed a few years ago in our central newspapers about AIDS supposedly originating from secret Pentagon laboratories. According to Yevgeni Primakov, the articles exposing US scientists' 'crafty' plots were fabricated in KGB offices."---Izvestiya (3-19-92)
of all the posts you 'allow' here this one gets thru? this is one confused hombre who gives new meaning to the term ad hominem. let's talk about the science. let's talk about the models. let's talk about the greenhouse effect. lets talk about what consensus mean. but let's not talk about the kgb and aids. why did this poor soul not mention the killer bees and bird flu?
All of this information is documented on my blog. These are facts. I read the Russian media all the time. If you need links ask me. I just think that people don't appreciate too many links.
Cuccinelli and Inhofe cite Andrei Illarionov, who is an economist/propagandist with ties to Putin and Gazprom. Cuccinelli's EPA suit cites Russia's official press agency RIA Novosti which is citing Illarionov in Kommersant. Inhofe cites Illarionov directly.
Illarionov has a "think tank" in Russia and also works for the Cato Institute.
Since the forest fires the Russians are talking about global warming in the media, and Presient Medvedev says it is happening. Russian scientists are discussing the issue in the media.
Years ago, the KGB even hired outside experts to research the topic. The CIA and KGB even worked together on this problem in the 1990s.
I talked about the KGB AIDS campaign because it is the most famous smear campaign of US scientists in modern times. This denialism is the same sort of smear campaign.
The AIDS campaign wasn't just something the KGB cooked up. They got some of their ideas from Western conspiracists.
Look up "Operation Infektion." The CIA has an unclassified study about this campaign that is instructive.
I could talk about Stalin's doctors' plot, but that was in the 1950s. The Russians often eventually publically denounce their own anti-science campaigns.
Cuccinelli cited the Russian media, but now the party line has changed.


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Old Hospitals as Shrines: Some Reflections on Baptist Hospital, and Ida Cox
Published 11/20/2013 at 11:18 a.m. 0 comments
There are some ironies about what we preserve. Birthplaces are considered significant. Tourists can still enter the house where Shakespeare was born, 450 years ago. The houses that witnessed the first squeals of a few dozen presidents are preserved for ...
Glamorous Pajamas and Bonbons: "Lost Starlet" Helen Mundy Pops up in an Obscure James Agee Story
Published 11/13/2013 at 11:26 a.m. 1 comment
It has to do with the grand old Knoxville High School building on Fifth Avenue, which is much in the news lately. It also has to do with a rediscovered silent movie heralded this fall with a special showing at ...
Fort Sanders Hospital Deal Means to Tear Down Some More Victorian Houses
Updated 11/6/2013 at 1:04 p.m. 8 comments
There's been no announcement, but I'm learning from multiple sources that Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center is seeking to demolish four historic structures near the intersection of 18th Street and Highland Avenue.
The Verbiage of Death: Is "Died" Passing Away?
Published 10/30/2013 at 10:17 a.m. 0 comments
There's one respect in which we're far more overtly religious than any of our ancestors were. You can see it on the obituary pages.
The Man in Black: Jack Wiedemann, WATE's Well-Connected Early Operations Manager, is Still Watching
Published 10/23/2013 at 10:12 a.m. 2 comments
On a hillside in near-West Knoxville, just beyond a sign that spells, in oriental letters, SHANGRI-LA, is the unusual home of one of Knoxville's most recognizable early television personalities, Mr. Jack Wiedemann.
Architectural Density: New Suburbanism is Undermining Downtown
Updated 10/22/2013 at 1:59 p.m. 1 comment
Shown in this relief, most of them make dense, interesting patterns. But compared to the others, downtown Knoxville looks scattered, like something disintegrating.
Fair Warning: Knoxville's Had at Least Two Major Expositions, One Famous One and One Influential One
Published 10/9/2013 at 10:23 a.m. 0 comments
At issue are daunting struggles to preserve the few remainders of New York's 1964 World's Fair, but it mentions a few other expositions as examples.
Don't Say That! Does "Values Education" Have Any Actual Value?
Published 10/2/2013 at 11:59 a.m. 0 comments
Republicans and Democrats both get pretty exercised over "values" education, what teachers are allowed to say, how things are phrased in textbooks, whether some groups are allowed to meet and when.
Sense and Sesquisensibility: Some Random Notes About 2013, as it Pertains to 1863
Published 9/25/2013 at 10:31 a.m. 0 comments
In case you've forgotten, it's still the Civil War Sesquicentennial. Here it is, two months before the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Knoxville, and I'm just not feeling the spirit yet.
Two Professors: A Farewell to Two Teachers I Never Knew in Class
Published 9/18/2013 at 11:40 a.m. 0 comments
He was a remarkable guy, and the house at 2215 Clinch Avenue reflected its longtime resident. Fiene's collection of offbeat relics awed visitors, but what made it unique was the fact that one visitor he allowed into the house was ...
The Mystery of the Soundproof Chamber: A Substantial Answer to a Recent Riddle
Published 9/11/2013 at 10:46 a.m. 0 comments
Back in February I described a mystery on an upper floor of the Tailor Lofts project.
Death to James White Parkway: Stopping it in South Knoxville is Just Half the Job
Published 9/4/2013 at 11:04 a.m. 7 comments
If we're not going to build JWP, though, can we please dismantle most of what was intended to lead to it?
Bearden, Again: An Amateur Anthropologist Looks at Anthropologie
Published 8/28/2013 at 1:29 p.m. 0 comments
At one point it seemed to be happening. After a great effort, the new greenway went in along Sutherland Avenue. It was called, officially, the Bearden Village Greenway.
Notes on the Otherworldly: Of Cinematic Ghostbusters' Knoxville Visit, and the Chili Man Called Christ
Published 8/21/2013 at 11:28 a.m. 0 comments
There's a new movie out called The Conjuring. For a spooks flick, it's gotten very good reviews.
St. John's vs. Downtown: Bad Gardening, or Punk Art? The Demolition of the Walnut Street Buildings
Published 8/14/2013 at 10:47 a.m. 6 comments
n late June, when preservationists chose not to take their challenge all the way to City Council, the fate of the Walnut Street buildings became, entirely, the responsibility of their owner, St. John's Episcopal Cathedral.
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It doesn't presently work with JB, they say.
i know foxfi forced the update on me 2 days ago, they would not allow the old version to connect saying it's "outdated". the $7 is really nothing when you consider the amount of data that we on unlimited use. it sucks that verizon is charging us to use the wifi adapter that is in our phones that we paid for. one would hope that someone else will come along to tell us non-rooted users how to hack the wifi adapter
Once it works in jb ill probably just buy it.
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i used to use foxfi all the time so i can use my tablet and my laptop at the same time, but without the wireless ability can't use my tablet except in bluetooth mode which is aggravating in itself... maybe on payday i'll get the paid version...
I've been using Open Garden, it's similar to FoxFi but connects all your devices together, and at the moment, still at the Play Store. You might check it out. https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...VzaENsaWVudCJd
Hope this helps.
Hmm.... I took a look at Open Garden, but it runs on Bluetooth not wifi, and requires a download to the laptop ahead of time. It isn't for casual use, nor older non-Bluetooth computers. Oh well, it was a suggestion someone might use.
You definitely have a point, I wasn't thinking about the download to the computer. As for the bluetooth, you're correct there as well on a non-bluetooth computer. I suppose it's just as cheap to buy FoxFi as it is to buy a bluetooth dongle. ;-) So, for those of you who have bluetooth and plan on using it pretty much on the same PC like I do, it does in fact work well. I don't use either one enough to warrant extra cash.
Call me silly, but I just hit the mobile hotspot app. Works like a charm. Verizon can't charge me for data (I'm unlimited) and I thought there was a court order that they had to not stand in anyones way of wifi tethering.
It just dawns on me my phone is rooted- dunno if that makes a difference.
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If I had to guess either a) you have hotspot for Verizon already on your account or b) expect a $30 charge on your next bill..either way you may want to find out. If you don't, they'll keep charging you that extra $30 a month since this maybe the first time you activated it.


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We think the John Hancock Observatory experience is pretty fabulous - but don't take our word for it! We've been given the thumbs up by Chicago Tribune, Yelp and TripAdvisor reviewers for having the best views in town. And as for our fiercest critics - popular opinion, judge for yourself!
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Our rating is 4.5 out of 5 and we are ranked #2 of 377 Chicago attractions.
UK: The views from the observation deck are magnificent. The view north along Lakeshore Drive is breathtaking. There are also good views of Navy Pier and south along Michigan Avenue. I visited on a Thursday late morning and there was no queue. If you don't have time to visit the Willis Tower and the John Hancock then visit the John Hancock Center.
(no location given): I have to say that the John Hancock observatory deck is one of the top attractions in Chicagoland the great views coupled with the cafe make for a relaxing getaway. The audio guide that comes with it was very entertaining and informative and very well put together. All of the staff that worked there was friendly and courteous. I went at night with my wife and just enjoyed all the lights that twinkle in downtown Chicago though it is not the best time of day to look out into Lake Michigan it was still well worth the money and time. My only complaint is that the prices at the cafe were a bit high but hey its downtown Chicago everything is overpriced!
I highly recommend the trip to "Big John".
UK: Went here with my husband, 13 and 9 year olds. My 9 year old son was partically impressed. He loved the fast lift and really enjoyed the audio tour. He then spent ages telling me all he'd learnt. Wonderful views of a beautiful city.
Ohio: My six and seven year old daughters enjoyed the specialized "kids tour" that they could do at their own pace. Even when we stopped for a cookie, they wanted to keep going because they were having so much fun. As we went through the city later, they would point out things they saw and learned about on their tour.
UK: Despite fabulously sunny weather and clear skies, there were no queues when I arrived at the Hancock at 9 am (opening time). The friendly staff were courteous and helpful. The elevator took seconds to make it to the 94th floor. The views were amazing and far better than those from the Willis (formerly Sears) Tower. The audio guide was useful and never boring and picked out spots that I would otherwise have missed. There was also a reasonably priced cafe from which to enjoy the panorama. I went back the next day with colleagues (there is a special discount ticket which I would recommend) to watch the sunset. If you have limited time and can only visit one attraction and the skies are clear, make this top of your list.
Dublin: "Not just another tall building…" We only went on the Hancock Tower tour on the last day of our visit to Chicago as we werent sure whether it was worth it. To be honest I've gone to a tall building in a few cities (eg Empire State in New York, Eiffel Tower in Paris) and found that you go to the top of a tall building and see other tall buildings and thats about it!
This, however, was totally different. It is more like a guided tour of the city. There is a really good audio tour included (excellently read by David Schwimmer of Friends fame) that brings the city alive in front of you - and the handheld that comes with it is really cool - when it refers to a building it often shows a picture on the screen (along with a big arrow!) so you have something to refer to among the sea of skyscrapers in front of you! If you do this tour you dont need to do a bus tour or a cruise tour - I learned as much about the city from this as a 2 hour bus tour.
I would highly recommend the hancock observatory - it is well worth the admission
(no location given): We purposefully visited the Hancock Observatory on our first afternoon in town. It gave us a great overview of the city so that we understood the layout of the neighborhoods and the landmarks. The observation floor is phenomenal and the headset tour, which is included in the price, is fantastic. We thoroughly enjoyed this unique tour and it's a great bargain for the price. ALso offers some great photo ops. Definitely do this on your trip to Chicago, especially on your first day!
Mississippi: We love this!! Such a great way to see and learn about the city! The headphone guided tour was the best. You can go at your own pace, stop, rewind, repeat as much as you like. And the best part is the volume is totally up to you! A very good way to spend the afternoon! And since it's located right off Michigan Ave it's a nice walk to get there.
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Las Vegas, NV: For many people, this would be the perfect way to start out a trip to Chicago if you're a first timer. There is so much you can see from the Hancock Observatory. General consensus seems to be that this is better than the Sears Tower Skydeck, and it definitely seems like it is. Even if the Sears Tower (I'm not a Chicagoan but my family are, we don't care that it's official name is Willis, it's Sears dammit) is taller, it's location kind of sucks. The Hancock tower has a MUCH better location and therefore gives you a much better view. Looking out onto Lake Michigan, I almost thought I was looking at an ocean. It's so vast. The walkman thingy they offer you as you step out of the elevator gives you a history lesson for the direction you are looking out upon. Something weird: After they said that the Magnificent Mile was modeled after Paris it also said that Chicago has a building that looks similar to the Eiffel Tower which could be seen right in front of you. I saw nothing of the sort. Could someone correct me if I'm wrong? This place is great. The admission is very reasonable for what you're getting. Memo to myself: Next time I visit Chicago, come to this place after 7:00 PM.
San Fran: After our snub at the Signature Lounge, we opted to go to the John Hancock Observatory instead. It was only $15 and you ride the super fast elevator to the very top. Here you get beautiful 360 degree views of Chicago. Not only do you get to enjoy the views of the Chicago skyline, there are displays that give you a quick 15 minute lesson on Chicagoan history. Your $15 also gets you a headset that narrates your experience, but my friend and I opted out of that. It was a wonderful way to close out our Chicago trip.
The observatory is open until 10pm, so it could be a perfect way to end a date and get a first kiss (cheesy, I know).
CA: We stopped here during our afternoon tour of the city on foot during my first trip to Chicago and let me tell you, the views from the 94th floor are breathtaking. I definitely got a lot of good shots of the city and realized just how big (and beautiful) it is.
This place is a definite MUST see if you're visiting Chicago for the first time, and even if you aren't just a visitor, I'm sure on a clear pleasant day it's nice to go up there and check out the whole city to remember just how amazing it looks from the sky.
Atlanta: Having been to Chicago a few times this year for work, I was thrilled about finally visiting the city for pleasure!
What would be better than exploring the city on foot? Starting out by seeing the city from here! The views were breathtaking and we could see out for miles. Luckily for us, there were no lines (crowds) or clouds to hamper our visit.
I really enjoyed the audio tour as well. Definitely a must-do to get a lay of the land!
Arlington, VA: The view is absolutely spectacular. As I said, this was my first time in Chicago and I was amazed at just how many skyscrapers there are. It was cool how you could look down one of the streets below, which look like canyons downtown and seem to stretch across the landscape interminably into the west. it was almost like looking at the actual lines of latitude. I dug the view of the waterfront as well. From that vantage point, it quickly becomes clear why they call them the great lakes, as they really are bigass bodies of water. I also thought the green silhoutte of michigan in the distance was beautiful. That's also most likely the only instance in which I would ever use "michigan" and "beautiful" in the same sentence.
This building is like a metaphor for the city to me. From a dtstance, it has an almost non-descript exterior. However, when you get closer, you see that it really is aesthetically beautiful, and once at the top, you see all that it has to offer. It reminds me of what a world city Chicago is, and how you could live here your entire life and not be able to see it all. And ruminating on all this right now is enough to bring me back to the realization that it's time for what the late great H.S. Thompson often quoted, "an agonizing reappraisal " of my situation.
CHICAGO!!!: All I could say was "wow" after my visit to the Hancock Observatory. Before a recent trip on a clear, sunny Saturday, I hadn't gone since I was in grade school. I can say with certainty that this is one spot that every Chicagoan should check out at least once, and every visitor should make an effort to go to if they're in town during good weather. I've lived in Chicago my entire life and I still found the views breathtaking.
The $15 price tag gets you up to the top of the Hancock where you can check out 360 degree views of the city. You can even go outside and discover one of the reasons why Chicago is known as the Windy City. David Schwimmer and some Chicago historians contributed sound bites for the free headset that you can listen to as you walk around. You just type in the number displayed on the window you are standing in front of and you get a summary of what you see as well as a mini-history lesson. Maybe I'm a nerd, but I think this is awesome.
If you get hungry while you're up there, don't fret, there is a small cafe where prices are reasonable and the treats are yummy. The seating area looks out over the South and West sides of the city, so you can enjoy a gelato and views of the skyline at the same time. I'll be definitely be adding this site to my list of favorite Chicago activities.


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A few years ago, Giancarlo Guerrero appeared as a last-minute substitute with the mighty Cleveland Orchestra to conduct Lorin Maazel's The "Ring" Without Words. Maazel, the first American maestro to conduct at Richard Wagner's Bayreuth Festival in Germany, condensed Wagner's four-opera, 17-hour-long "Ring Cycle" into a 75-minute orchestral blockbuster. The Cleveland Orchestra was so impressed with Guerrero's "Ring" that it eventually named him principal guest conductor of the orchestra's annual Miami residency. Guerrero will lead the Nashville Symphony in Maazel's "The Ring" Without Words this weekend. Pianist Louis Lortie, who ironically has the best right hand in the business, will be in town to play Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand.
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Moving email from Hotmail to Gmail
I am a full on apple user; MacBook Pro, iPad, iPhone, iCloud etc and I just made the move from Hotmail to Gmail today so that I can use IMAP since I had problems with syncing of mail between Mac Mail app and my iPhone, iPad etc.
My question is now that Gmail has default folders (important, starred etc) and all of those emails don't show in my "inbox" on my iPhone but they all show up in Mac Mail. How do I get all the emails to appear in my iPhone inbox? Secondly, my intent is to still retain the use of my hotmail email address since all of my email contacts know that address. What I did was; import my hotmail to my gmail through the gmail web application and then set up the "check mail from other accounts" to pull email from hotmail into gmail so that I can basically run my hotmail account through gmail. I wanted IMAP functionality so that there is syncronization of mail whether i'm using mail on my macbook, mail on my iPad or mail on my iPhone. Is this the correct way to set this up so that I am still using hotmail but running it via gmail? When I reply to an email on my phone through this new gmail account, it replies from the gmail account instead of the hotmail account...how do I change that? Thanks for your help. |
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if you go back to gmail and the accounts & import tab, there is an option to reply from the address the email was sent to or use your gmail account only
to see other email labels check the labels tab under settings, you can tell it to show/hide certain ones in imap
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I have "reply from hotmail" selected and that works from Mac mail but not iPhone email.
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Nov 18, 2012, 05:47 PM | #4 |
"Important" and "Starred" are just labels at Gmail and appear as folders in email clients. Unless you have directed some mail to those labels/folders and removed the "Inbox" label, then they should all be in your Inbox. Anyway, you can see all of the IMAP folders on the iPhone in Mail>Mailboxes>Accounts.
As for "Send As" on the iPhone, I think you might need to have you Gmail account set up as "Exchange" on the iPhone, then visit http://m.google.com/sync and enable it for the device. I've never even tried that so I don't know if it works! |
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Nov 18, 2012, 05:51 PM | #5 |
Been a lot easier simply to have set up the Hotmail account as an Exchange account on your devices. Just sayin
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Nov 18, 2012, 07:58 PM | #6 |
I recreated it as exchange and things work better now.
If I had existing folders in hotmail when I imported to gmail, (those folders still appear via gmail), do those emails Not appear in my inbox? Doesn't seem like it right now. I just want one inbox that will show all of my emails, old and new so I can search them. |
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Credit GGJStudios for this one: http://5thirtyone.com/apple/how-to-p...ne-apple-mail/
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I've got filters set up at Gmail to label emails as they come in. Takes care of most everything. |
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I figured so. I think I figured out something that'll work. I'll move them to folders on my iPhone and if I need full search capabilities, I can open all mail and search there. Thanks for your input.
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Stereo picture by additional application
New 3D technology gives old games new lease of life
VTT has developed a stereo picture application for 3D games. The new plug-in,
registered as "StereoGames", transforms the existing 3D game to a stereo game
that utilizes the stereoscopic vision – even though the game didn't have this
feature originally. The new depth dimension gives the old games a new lease of
life, thus eliminating the need for investing in a completely new game. The
easily installable plug-in is suitable for PC games, mobile phone games, game
consoles, digital television applications, animations and online games.
Negotiations with several software development companies have already begun,
and the launch of StereoGames for PC games is expexted within the next year.
This plug-in makes it possible to add stereo information to mobile phone
camera pictures, too.
VTT's Stereogames has the unique feature that it can transform the existing 3D game into a stereogame that has a clear depth effect. Usually, the stereo effect is incorporated to a game or a video during the production phase, like in the popular Shrek3D video. The StereoGames application does not have to be installed in the game, and no laborious installation manoeuvres are needed; the application automatically handles all required actions. The stereo effect can be viewed by using filter glasses or shutter glasses, or, depending on the application and device, even without glasses. The most affordable option is filter glasses, costing approximately EUR 0.35.
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There are several different techniques for producing stereo pictures. The method developed by VTT uses the so-called anaglyphic technique. The advantage of this technique is that it does not require heavy and expensive peripherals for viewing. The anaglyphic technique is a filter technology that builds on the complementary colour scheme. This means that two differently coloured images are produced, one for each eye. As the viewer looks through the filter glasses, the brain fuses the images into a three-dimensional stereo composition. The depth perception effect enlivens the game, making it more exciting: the atmosphere of the game is very realistic and the player can outline and estimate dimensions better than before. The improved spatial impression also adds to the attractiveness of the game. The best applications for the technology include game consoles as well as online and PC computer games because larger screens provide a more efficient stereo effect.
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VTT's patented StereoGames method with stereo pictures offers numerous prospects for development. The method can be used in all 3D applications with a changeable angle of view for producing stereo pictures; therefore, architecture, product design and molecular modelling, to name a few, can greatly benefit from it.
The code corresponding to the StereoGames technology has been licensed for Mobile Solutions in Italy since the beginning of 2006, in connection with VTT's "Pingis" game. "Pingis" is a two-player game for mobile camera phones. The game also allows a single-player game. The phone's camera senses the movement of the phone on the basis of the picture and transforms it to a racket's movement. The stereo effect enhances the perception of depth, and the player can better perceive the dimensions and distances of the table.
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VTT's patented technology description also includes, among other things, the StereoImaging technology. This technology means that a frame or a video clip recorded by a camera phone could be submitted to a service provider's server for "stereo picture development" by using one button. Once developed, the stereo picture could be sent back to the photographer or to a designated number or Internet address. The picture could also be downloaded onto a PC computer for optimal viewing. To take an example, a real estate broker could take a video clip of an apartment and submit it and all the necessary information to the desired online service using a mobile phone. The clip could be automatically generated as a stereo clip on the Web page.
VTT is planning to start a project to develop the StereoGames technology for autostereoscopic displays to completely eliminate the need for glasses. An application based on the StereoGames technology would bring the stereo dimension used in 3D games and other 3D applications to autostereoscopic displays – affordably and easily.
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The best general method for RLi synthesis involves the reaction of an alkyl or aryl chloride with lithium metal in benzene or an aliphatic hydrocarbon (e.g., hexane), Equation 1.
While it is possible to use diethyl ether (Et2O), the solvent slowly attack the resultant alkyl lithium compound, Equation 2.
Metal-hydrogen exchange, Equation 3, metal-halogen exchange, Equation 4, and metal-metal exchange can also be used, Equation 5.
All organolithium compounds are produced as solutions and are hence used in synthetic protocols by volume of solution. It is therefore important to know the exact concentration of RLi in solution. The simplest approach to quantify the amount of organolithium is to react a known volume with water, Equation 6, and then titrate (with acid) the resultant base that is formed.
However, while the concentration of freshly prepared samples of organolithium reagents can the theoretically measured in this way, real samples always contain some amount of LiOH or other bases. A simple titration inevitably results in an over estimation of the organolithium reagent. To overcome this a double titration method is used.
Gillman double titration method
The careful addition of a known volume of an organolithium reagent solution (between 0.5 and 1.5 mL) to an excess of water yields a solution of LiOH that can be titrated with a standardized solution of hydrochloric acid, using phenolphthalein as the indicator. The presence of any LiOH in the original organolithium solution will be incorporated into this titration, and thus the result will be a measure of the total base content in the solution, i.e., Equation 7.
In order to determine the amount of LiOH present as impurity in the organolithium solution it is necessary to react the RLi without the formation of base, then titrate the resulting solution. To do this, an aliquot (the same amount as used before) of the organolithium is reacted slowly with 1,2-dibromoethane (BrCH2CH2Br) dissolved in dry diethyl ether (Et2O). After 5 min of stirring, the solution is diluted with an excess of water and then titrated with a standardized solution of hydrochloric acid, again using phenolphthalein as the indicator. The difference of the two titrations gives the exact concentration of the organolithium.
Example 1
An aliquot of nBuLi in hexanes (0.50 mL) was added to degassed water (20 mL). After any visible reaction had ceased, a few drops of a phenolphthalein solution in water/methanol are added resulting in a pink color indicative of a basic pH. The resulting mixture is titrated with standardized hydrochloric acid ([HCl] = 0.1034 N) until complete disappearance of the pink color (7.90 mL).
A second aliquot of nBuLi in hexanes (0.50 mL) is added to 1,2-dibromoethane (0.20 mL, Et2O). After 5 min of stirring, the mixture was diluted with water (20 mL) and after addition of the phenolphthalein indicator titrated (with vigorous stirring due to the biphasic nature of the system) with standardized hydrochloric acid ([HCl] = 0.1034 N) until complete disappearance of the pink color (0.25 mL).
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Chicken noodle soup
By Mary Cadogan
Cooking time
Prep: 10 mins Cook: 30 minsSkill level
Serves 2Mary Cadogan's aromatic broth will warm you up on a winter's evening - it contains ginger, which is particularly good for colds, too
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 217
- protein
- 26g
- carbs
- 26g
- fat
- 2g
- saturates
- 0.4g
- fibre
- 0.6g
- sugar
- 1g
- salt
- 2.52g
- 900ml chicken or vegetable stock (or Miso soup mix)
- 1 boneless, skinless chicken breast, about 175g/6oz
- 1 tsp chopped fresh root ginger
- 1 garlic clove, finely chopped
- 50g rice or wheat noodles
- 2 tbsp sweetcorn, canned or frozen
- 2-3 mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 2 spring onions, shredded
- 2 tsp soy sauce, plus extra for serving
- mint or basil leaves and a little shredded chilli (optional), to serve
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- Pour the stock into a pan and add the chicken, ginger and garlic. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat, partly cover and simmer for 20 mins, until the chicken is tender. Remove the chicken to a board and shred into bite-size pieces using a couple of forks.
- Return the chicken to the stock with the noodles, corn, mushrooms, half the spring onions and the soy sauce. Simmer for 3-4 mins until the noodles are tender. Ladle into two bowls and scatter over the remaining spring onions, herbs and chilli shreds if using. Serve with extra soy sauce for sprinkling.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2006
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My husband & I made this at the weekend - lovely! There was enough for me to have a meal the next day and I agree with those who say it is even better second time round. I have all these ideas of what to add but hubby says I'll turn it into a stew! I do like the idea of some sliced crunchy water chestnuts, though............
A perfect soup for a cold snowy day! I added thinly sliced lemongrass and extra ginger to the stock and next time I'll add a whole red chilli for some heat. Some reviewers suggested Pak Choi which was a wonderful addition and please don't leave out the spring onions and herbs at the end because they make a huge difference to the flavour. The quantities are definitely for two bowls, not four and I used more than two litres of stock for the four of us. There's some leftover for lunch today. Yum!
I made this tonight and it was absolutely gorgeous! It's the first time I have ever made 'soup' or used root ginger in a recipe. I have to say how surprised I was at how fresh and light the smell of root ginger is when grated. I doubled the stock and at the end added 2 sheets of fine egg noodles which soaked up all the stock so I added another 450ml of stock which gave me the soup-like consistency.
I added a chopped red chilli 5 minutes into cooking and added Pak Choi at the end in place of spring onions. To serve, I added a splash of light soy sauce and a sprinkling of chilli flakes and it was heaven.
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