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I'm creating a document in which every second or third page, needs to say which lesson it is. For example on page 1 it needs to say lesson 1, and on page 3 - lesson 2, and on page 6 - lesson 3. I created a master page for these pages, and I want to know if I can put in a custom special character which basicaly says that each time this text box appears, it should be the next number.
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[JURIST] A report on the closure of the military prison at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive], due to be presented to US President Barack Obama [official website] Tuesday, will be delayed [press release, RTF] for six months, officials reported Monday. The government task force, assigned to create a new policy on terrorism detainees, missed its Tuesday deadline for a full report, instead presenting an interim report [text, PDF; prosecution protocol, PDF]. Another task force, appointed to review detainee interrogation policies, also missed the Tuesday deadline and received a two-month extension for its report. Despite the delay, White House officials said they remain confident that the facility will be shut down by January, in order to comply with Obama's executive order [text; JURIST report]. American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) [advocacy website] Executive Director Anthony Romero said:
The Obama administration must not slip into the same legal swamp that engulfed the Bush administration with its failed Guantanamo policies. Any effort to revamp the failed Guantanamo military commissions or enact a law to give any president the power to hold individuals indefinitely and without charge or trial is sure to be challenged in court and it will take years before justice is served. The only way to make good on President Obama's promise to shut down Guantanamo and end the military commissions is to charge and try the detainees in established federal criminal courts. Any effort to do otherwise will doom the Obama administration to lengthy litigation. A promise deferred could soon become a promise broken.


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Congress Passes Final FY 2012 NIH Funding Bill
In late December, two-and-a-half months into fiscal year (FY) 2012, Congress cleared a final FY 2012 spending package that included funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). For NIH, the agreement appropriates $30.69 billion, an increase of $1.7 million over FY 2011. However, NIH and many other federal programs are subject to across-the-board cuts, which, when applied, will mean that NIH will receive only a fraction of that increase in FY 2012.
The agreement reduces the salary cap on extramural grants from Executive Level I ($199,700 in 2011) to Executive Level II ($179,700). The package also includes language to implement the creation of the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) and eliminate the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), transferring the various NCCR programs to other institutes and centers. The agreement also provides NCATS with up to $10 million for the Cures Acceleration Network.
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National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins, MD, PhD, has designated Thomas Insel, MD, as the acting director and Kathy L. Hudson, PhD, as acting deputy director of the newly created National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS). Drs. Insel and Hudson have been deeply involved in establishing NCATS and will lead the process of bringing the Center into being and getting its programs underway while NIH conducts a nationwide search for the first NCATS director.
Dr. Insel has served as director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) at NIH since 2002. Dr. Hudson has served as deputy director for Science, Outreach, and Policy at NIH since October 2010. Drs. Insel and Hudson will continue to serve in their current roles while serving in these acting positions at NCATS.
Congress Reaches Last-Minute Agreement to Temporarily Avert Medicare Physician Payment Cuts
In a dramatic turn of events, Republican leaders in the House of Representatives bowed to pressure from President Obama, Senate Democrats, and some in their party and passed a legislative package of two-month extensions that would, among other things, block the 27.4 percent Medicare payment cut to doctors otherwise set to begin January 1, 2012.
The deal marked the end of weeks of uncertainty over the fate of Medicare physician payments in 2012 and was a striking retreat for House Republicans who previously rejected a bipartisan proposal passed by the Senate that would block the 27.4 percent Medicare payment cut to doctors and give a two-month extension for unemployment benefits for the long-term unemployed and for a Social Security payroll tax reduction.
Although both the House and Senate agreed on the need to avert the physician payment cuts, at issue were differences over the length of the extensions as well as how to pay for the measure. The Senate limited the provisions to two months because it could not find ways to fund a longer fix. House Republicans, however, insisted on a longer-term package and initially refused to vote on the Senate-passed measure, making it appear unlikely that an agreement would be reached prior to January 1 when the cuts were scheduled to begin.
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ASH Calls on Congress to Take Immediate Action to Prevent Drug Shortages; Obama Administration Issues Interim Final Rule
As part of the Society's efforts to combat drug shortages, ASH urged a number of congressional committees to expand authority of the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and provide economic incentives to manufacturers of low cost generic drugs to prevent drug shortages.
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Testicular Cancer CausesIt is not known exactly what causes testicular cancers. Unlike many other cancers, testicular cancer does not seem to run in families. Certain factors, listed here, increase a man's risk of developing a testicular cancer. Cryptorchidism: The testicles form in the abdomen of the developing fetus. While the fetus is still in the womb, the testicles begin their gradual descent to the scrotum. Oftentimes, this descent is not complete at birth but occurs during the first year of life. Failure of the testicle to appropriately descend into the scrotum is called undescended testicle, or cryptorchidism.
Exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES) while in the womb: DES is an estrogen compound that was once used for women with breast cancer. It is no longer used. However, sons of women exposed to a high level of estrogen during pregnancy have an increased risk of cryptorchidism and testicular cancer. Testicular atrophy: When a testicle fails to develop appropriately, it may not mature and grow to its expected size. Some causes of testicular atrophy include mumps, torsion (loss of blood supply after twisting of the spermatic cord), or trauma. Exposure to chemicals and pollutants: Exposure to certain toxic substances may cause the testicles to develop abnormally. The increase in chemicals and other toxins in the environment may account for the increased frequency of testicular cancer over the past 30-40 years. Other causes: Exposures to certain drugs may increase the risk of testicular cancer. Other proposed, but wholly unproven, causes include decreased exercise, increased sexual activity, sitting with legs crossed (increases testicular temperature), and HIV infection. Next Page: Must Read Articles Related to Cancer of the Testicle
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text: Same here. Especially Lipnitskaya - she's all attack and flail. So far, I am not feeling Sotnikova at all as a senior. I didn't feel that way about her as a junior. She is neither fiery nor lyrical -- like she isn't sure what her style should be. She seems preoccupied with being perfect to the point that the errors throw her and she can't express herself. These programs don't help. It has to be hard for her seeing Tukt in her 2nd GPF and Lipnit in her 1st. Not nuts about Team Mishin choreography generally, but Tuktamysheva has a sparkle and a personality on the ice that makes her interesting to watch so she's my favorite of the 3.


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LOS ANGELES, Sept 6 (Reuters) - An angry Simon Cowell hit back at NBC on Thursday for a late decision to pit singing contest "The Voice" in direct competition with his revamped "The X Factor" season premiere next week, calling it a mean-spirited spoiling tactic.
NBC fired a new round in the ratings war in the crowded TV talent show market by announcing it would air a third night of "The Voice" next Wednesday - the very night "X Factor" returns to Fox with new judges Britney Spears and Demi Lovato.
"It is a spoiling tactic. They (NBC) don't want people to see this first episode. I think it is mean spirited and I hope and I pray it backfires on them because this is one of the best shows we have ever made," Cowell told reporters on a telephone conference call.
"I am pissed off about it, because I think there's a kind of gentleman's agreement (not to go head to head). But we have to rely that the viewers will make the right selection," the sharp-tongued British TV entrepreneur said.
"The Voice," with celebrity musician judges Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Blake Shelton and Adam Levine, has been one of the shining lights in struggling NBC's schedule since it made its debut in the spring of 2011.
The network will now air the contest twice a year, starting with a two night premiere scheduled for Sept. 10 and 11. With just four days to go before the start of the new TV season, NBC said "The Voice" will also extend to Wednesday next week.
After a disappointing first season last year that ended with creator Cowell firing two judges and the show's host, "The X Factor" returns on Sept. 12 and 13th.
Reality singing show fans will now have to choose which show to watch on Sept. 12. In another curious juxtaposition, Cowell's "America's Got Talent" hit summer show on NBC will broadcast its two-night finale next week directly opposite "X Factor."
"I think there is a lot of interest in our show because of Britney and Demi, so we will see what happens, but I have learned, don't make any predictions," Cowell said.
The two shows already pit one-time Disney child stars Aguilera and Spears against each other.
"Britney's not going to appreciate the fact that Christina - who has been a bit of a rival - isn't allowing Britney to have a night of her own," Cowell told celebrity website TMZ. "She's going to be devastated because she has put her heart and soul into this."
Comcast Corp-owned NBC has been at the bottom in overall viewership for several years among the four leading U.S. networks. But it rose to third in the 18-49 age group most prized by advertisers in the 2011-12 TV season, largely on the back of "The Voice," "Sunday Night Football" and its broadcast of the 2012 Super Bowl.
Fox, a unit of News Corp, has dominated the 18-49 category for eight years, mostly due to annual singing contest "American Idol," but the network has said it may relinquish that position this season as the popularity of "Idol" wanes.
Cowell said the first audition episode of "The X Factor" - which offers a $5 million prize to the winning singer or group - "looks different to anything we have ever made before and I think this is the reason why NBC decided to put 'The Voice' up against us."
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Nikon D4 Digital Camera Review
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The Nikon D4 features a set of standard color modes, including the usual suspects: standard, neutral, vivid, landscape, portrait, and monochrome. The modes can all be directly accessed by pressing the picture control button on the left side of the LCD screen. From there you can adjust any of the default modes (with options for sharpening, contrast, brightness, saturation, and hue) or create custom modes that you can label yourself. More on how we test color.
Of the default modes, we found the neutral mode to be the most accurate, with a color error of just 2.17 and a near-perfect saturation level of 100.6%, though the portrait mode was a close second with near perfect saturation. As you'd expect the landscape, and vivid modes aren't the most accurate, favoring more vibrant hues. The standard mode is quite good, with saturation just pushed slightly. We should note that these are all at the default settings, and you may have even better accuracy by processing RAW images yourself or tweaking settings to your liking.
NOTE: Because of the way computer monitors reproduce colors, the images above do not exactly match the originals found on the chart or in the captured images. The chart should be used to judge the relative color shift, not the absolute captured colors.
Compared to similar models, the Nikon D4's accuracy is right on par with the better cameras, as you'd expect. Its large sensor particularly does well in assigning accurate colors under low light conditions and in darker patches. Frequently cameras are very good from neutral gray to white, but struggle with colors that don't give off as much light. Here the full frame sensor shines, with a well-controlled magenta and yellow values. We should note that inconsistent white balance results can really plague performance here, though, with a particularly nasty habit of preserving a green tint under fluorescent lighting when not using a white card and taking a direct white balance measurement.
Color Modes
In the menu there are two picture control options that you can select from, one that lets you edit default picture controls and another that lets you create and save custom controls based on those default values. You can save up to nine of these custom modes, with a full slate of characters so you can name them whatever you like. In either menu you can view all the picture controls on a grid that plots all the modes contrast and saturation, including the custom ones.
White Balance
The D4 offers manual white balance measurement, custom kelvin temperature entry, and a set of standard, adjustable white balance presets. The white balance on the Nikon D4 allows for a great deal of customization and control, but we found that most of that control is hidden behind a confusing layout that could really do with some simplification.
For example, setting a manual white balance can be done in two ways, either from an image on the memory card or by direct measurement. The problem with either setting is that the camera doesn't seem to draw measurements from the center of the image, but the whole frame. With a full frame camera, that's frequently a lot of frame to cover. Not doing so often resulted in a bias that threw off the results by a few hundred kelvin.
We found the direct white balance measurement to be absolutely superior to the alternative of using an image on the card. Unlike other cameras (namely Canon bodies) that draw white balance information from a photograph of a white or neutral gray object off the card, the Nikon D4 isn't taking a new measurement, but instead merely applying the same white balance information as was used for that photo. This means that in order to get an accurate white balance with this method, you'd have to first tune white balance perfectly, take a photo, then use that photo to recall the white balance settings you just tuned by hand.
The direct measurement system is simple, easy, and accurate. The alternative is only useful if you've gotten white balance correct under a particular light source, left, assigned the four in-camera white balance presets to other values, and want to recall the white balance settings from the original light source. With direct measurement taking three seconds to gather a new reading, we say stick to direct measurement and forget the rest.
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The automatic white balance on the D4 worked well in most scenarios. While out shooting with the camera we found that it was able to replicate skin tones perfectly in a variety of conditions. In our test we found it only struggled under tungsten lighting, as the auto white balance is only tuned to go between 3500 and 8000 kelvin, which doesn't cover the full range of tungsten lighting. Under daylight conditions we saw a marked improvement, with an average error of less than 100 kelvin.
Fluorescent lighting was another story, with the D4 producing incredibly accurate (off by less than 50 kelvin) and incredibly inaccurate (off by more than 500 kelvin) results. This may be a matter of a camera being too accurate for its own good, especially with fluorescent lighting pulsing the way it does. In running our test multiple times we saw a green tint in several images taken under compact white fluorescent lighting, with the results otherwise being quite acceptable. It's a minor issue, to be sure, but we'd recommend shooting both RAW and JPEG under fluorescent conditions, just to be safe.
Custom White Balance ()
When taking a custom white balance with direct measurement, the D4 was, as you'd expect, remarkable accurate. We found that under tungsten, compact white fluorescent, and daylight conditions the camera never produced results that were off by more than 150 kelvin. In mixed lighting you may have slightly trickier results, though the camera's ability to fine-tune performance on an ABGM scale allow you to make the adjustments necessary under almost any lighting condition.
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Epic Synth is an iOS Universal polyphonic synthesizer supporting CoreMIDI and the Line 6 Midi Mobilizer MIDI interface. The iPhone version is also compatible with the Akai SynthStation25 Keyboard Controller. It was inspired by legendary analog synthesizers of the 1980s. It's designed from the ground up to be easy to use, powerful, and fun!
EpicSynth distills the essence of subtractive synthesis into a simple yet powerful app. Epic Synth's sound architecture is simple enough for beginners to learn about synthesis yet powerful enough to satisfy experienced sound modelers. Its straightforward interface is never an obstacle and lets you focus on the essential: the pleasure of creating new sounds!
EpicSynth's layout is very intuitive and efficient: you'll spend your time tweaking sounds instead of searching through endless pages of complicated parameters you never use. After all, synthesizers are tools for exploring sound, not exploring user interface pages!
EpicSynth's features have been hand-picked to preserve the essence of classic synthesizers. Without being overwhelming, EpicSynth's sound architecture provides tons of room to create great sounds, from classic leads to juicy acid basses, from 8-bit-like effects to complex evolving sonic textures.
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Epic Synth was created in Montréal by an indy synthesizer-addicted iOS software developer. After hunting down, buying and studying dozens of synths, both digital and analog, vintage and modern, monophonic and polyphonic, JP set out to create a great synth for the iPad: EpicSynth!
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IMO, Any music app released without clip recording and ACP is nothing short of an epic mistake. I don't know about everyone else, but I love the freedom the iPad offers me to make music anywhere I wish without anything else. No clip record & ACP, no use. How does anyone miss that? When I ask developers about this, they have no logical answers or in this case no answer at all. I really don't mean to be harsh, I'm sure the developer is feeling enough pinch. I honestly want this synth, and I want to love it.
I wouldn't say it was "Epic" but it is capable of some nice fat sounds. Definitely worth $0.99. But if you already own Sunrizer or GrainBender you could probably give it a miss.
Yap James, that's what I thought. I own Sunrizer, Addictive and some free beautiful and crude sounding synths like Sylo Synthesizer or YUMI so I'll pass on this for the time being.
Thanks! ;)
Hey gents, this synth is now only 0.99$ / 0.79€. Is it worthy just for the sounds or should we pass until further improvements?
If he update with record and copy/paste, more sales…sure.
Guy made a webpage, but 0 (ZERO!) sound samples on it.
But he made the screenshots enlargeable. Guy has his priorities seriously backwards.
What is wrong with you developers? Don't you want to sell you stuff?


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Sometimes you just have a recipe that you like. You grew up with it. Like the teddy bear that accompanied you through the thick and thin of your youth, certain sweets have always been there for you to bring you up when you're down, celebrate your milestones and bring you and your friends together. They're almost a part of you. You have a subconscious bond with these types of foods because you identify with them, they make you feel good and they define part of the personal culture that is you. This is part of the definition of comfort food.
But now you're vegan and that german chocolate cake that your grandmother bought you up on is strictly verboten by the vegan police. Or it might not be, but you're trying to eat less of it as you transition your diet to one that involves less animal products. You could just find a cake that's been designed to be vegan from the ground up, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to measure up to Grandma's cake. What a crisis! What are we going to do?
Coconut is one of my favorite ingredients due to its neutral flavors that add richness to almost anything. Coconut contains flavor compounds called lactones that are among the same flavor compounds that give traditional dairy cream its trademark creamy flavor. And we all wondered why coconut and cream went together so well! In this Toasted Coconut Cake I wanted to maximize these layers of coconut and cream for a truly decadent cake.
What I like best about Vegan Butter is how it can be crafted to meet your exact flavor and texture specifications. Since we're building butter from the ground up, we have the freedom to use building blocks that contribute almost any quality we desire. In that roughly 80% fat and 20% water, we have lots of room to play around. For this version I wanted to showcase the unbelievably smooth, savory flavors of truffle oil for a Vegan Butter that could stand up to traditional dairy-based butter as a bread spread, or even quite possibly outdo it when baked into pastry such as savory pie crusts. But why are we infusing vegan butter with truffle oil? Let's get some background information on what truffle oil brings to the table.
"I've never had a black and white cookie before" I mumbled to my vegan food friends, not thinking that it was that big of a deal. "Living in New York City, you've never had a black and white cookie?!" they desperately exclaimed. Right then, I perked up. What is it about these flat perfectly looking cookies that straddle the line between black and white so mysteriously? After all, this is New York City's cookie. Does this cookie dare to celebrate chocolate and vanilla at the same time? What about the cookie part? Is it just a boring pseudo shortbread crust underneath or something special? I had to know more.
I decided to assemble Team Coconut: an all-star team of players dedicated to bringing in some serious coconut action. Like a Quiet Riot - Bang Your Head (on the Coconut) remix. Based on my Vegan Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe, Vegan Toasted Coconut Chocolate Chip Cookies boast toasted coconut flour, unrefined coconut oil, coconut sugar and shredded coconut that toasts during baking. Let's do this.
I love how green tea has a subtle ability to refresh coupled with a slight hint of savoriness. I adore how vegan cupcakes can be a celebratory canvas for almost any flavor combination, that you get to just pick up and take a bite out of. But how do you infuse green tea into a baked cake product? Easy, right?
This Easy Vegan Buttercream Frosting is just a simple, versatile, delectable frosting that will elevate your cakes and cupcakes to a new level without requiring you to put on your lab coat and don your frosting goggles. You can either use Regular Vegan Butter with a cocoa butter base which is recommended, Regular Vegan Butter with a coconut oil base, or, if you haven't gotten around to buying a walk-in freezer to store your Vegan Butter in yet, go the easy route and use store bought stick margarine.
When I originally developed my first Vegan Butter recipe I had no idea it would be helpful to so many bakers. I just wanted something that was truly homemade where I had full control of the production process so I could introduce variations to tailor the vegan butter to the application I was working on. Other advantages were that it didn't need to rely on palm oil, which much of the commercial vegan butter industry utilizes, which is linked to rainforest destruction, as well as placing Sumatra orangutans in perilous danger.
The original Vegan Butter recipe uses refined coconut oil for a base, but what happens if there begins to be environmental issues with that type of oil? What if it's difficult to find coconut oil in your area? What if you recently had a dumptruck empty 3500 pounds of deodorized cocoa butter in your driveway and you're wondering what to do with it? I don't know which one of these issues led to this, but soon after posting the first Vegan Butter recipe, people started inquiring how to make it using cocoa butter instead of coconut oil.
The original Vegan Butter recipe uses refined coconut oil for a base, but what happens if there begins to be environmental issues with that type of oil? What if it's difficult to find coconut oil in your area? What if you recently had a dumptruck empty 3500 pounds of deodorized cocoa butter in your driveway and you're wondering what to do with it? I don't know which one of these issues led to this, but soon after posting the first Vegan Butter recipe, people started inquiring how to make it using cocoa butter instead of coconut oil.
One of the benefits of Vegan Butter is that since you're building it up from scratch, you can have full control of what you want it to be. It doesn't have to go down the route of completely replicating traditional butter if you don't want it to. Why would you want to replicate the texture of butter but not necessarily the flavor? Frostings and short doughs such as tart dough, pie crust and shortbread come to mind. You have much more variability in your end result if you can control flavor through your actual fat in addition to other ingredients. Imagine chocolate croissants where the butter is replaced with a fat that has the texture and flavor characteristics of both chocolate and butter. This is the reason I developed Chocolate Vegan Butter. Oh and you can spread it on toast too.
Traditional bakers have been able to create a vast variety of foods over the last several hundred years of baking evolution. It's surprising when you realize that everything form puddings to cakes to cookies vary little in the range of ingredients used. Versatile ingredients such as flour, sugar, fat and eggs make this sort of variation possible. These are the building blocks of pastry. Vegan baking is easy when all you have to worry about is manipulating flour, sugar and fat. So what are we do to do in regards to replacing the almighty egg? There is a legend that the Romans believed in chicken eggs so much, they mixed them into their concrete. To first understand what we need to replicate this building block we need to understand what an egg does in the world of baking.
The more I learn about pastry, the more I realize that European pastry is on a completely different level compared to classic American pastry. My impression is that European pastry is all about introducing flavor depth through manipulating eggs, butter and technique. Croissants, strudel and danish pastries come to mind. American pastry, on the other hand, tends to build off bold flavors with a strong sugar backbone accentuated by spices. Apple pie, cupcakes and cookies come to mind here.
In the quest to become an adept baker, it's important to draw from as many influences as possible. One trick that many American style bakers use to improve flavor depth is taking a cue from European bakers by using cultured European style butter.
How does American style butter differ from European style butter? Let's take a look.


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From playful to professional, classic to contemporary, there's a pair of Villa cufflinks to suit every personality and mood. Add a pop of color and personality to your formal attire with this frog design.
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Cathedral of Saint Paul, National Shrine of the Apostle Paul
Cathedral of Saint Paul
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Location | Summit Avenue at Selby Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota |
Coordinates | 44°56′49″N 93°6′32″W / 44.94694°N 93.10889°WCoordinates: 44°56′49″N 93°6′32″W / 44.94694°N 93.10889°W |
Built | 1904 |
Architect | Emmanuel Louis Masqueray; Whitney Warren |
Architectural style | Classical Revival |
Governing body | Private |
Part of | Historic Hill District (#76001067) |
NRHP Reference # | 74001039[1] |
Added to NRHP | June 28, 1974 |
The Cathedral of Saint Paul is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the city of St. Paul, Minnesota. It is the Co-Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, along with the Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis. One of the most distinctive cathedrals in the United States, it sits on Cathedral Hill overlooking downtown St. Paul and features a distinctive copper-clad dome. It is the third largest completed church in the United States, and the fourth tallest. The current building opened in 1915 as the fourth cathedral of the archdiocese to bear this name. On March 25, 2009, it was designated as the National Shrine of the Apostle Paul by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Vatican.
The first church building in what became the Archdiocese was a small log chapel built at the urging of Father Lucien Galtier. He came to the area when the settlement was still known as "Pig's Eye" (after Pierre "Pig's Eye" Parrant). The chapel, measuring 25 feet (7.6 m) by 18 feet (5.5 m), was dedicated on November 1, 1841. Father Augustin Ravoux later enlarged the structure, and when Joseph Crétin was appointed as the bishop of the newly established Diocese of St. Paul in July 1851, the log chapel became the first cathedral. Crétin immediately started to build a larger church to serve the fast-growing population of St. Paul. The second church building had three stories, with a library, kitchen, and school facilities on the first floor; the church itself on the second floor; and offices and living quarters for Crétin and his staff. The second building still proved to be too small for the needs of the diocese, so he started plans for a third cathedral in 1853. Construction of the building, at the corner of St. Peter and Sixth Streets in Downtown St. Paul, started in 1854 and was completed in 1858, having been delayed by the Panic of 1857 and Crétin's death. The third cathedral was built of stone, measured 175 feet (53 m) long and 100 feet (30 m) wide, but had practically no ornamentation in an effort to cut costs. Thomas Grace was the bishop at the time the cathedral was completed.[2]
The building of the current cathedral was instigated by Archbishop John Ireland in 1904. The site was formerly occupied by the deteriorating mansion of entrepreneur Norman Kittson. Charles Smith and Alpheus Beede Stickney, two businessmen in St. Paul, purchased the land and donated it to the archdiocese. At Ireland's direction, the archdiocese commissioned well-known French Beaux-Arts architect Emmanuel Louis Masqueray, who was also the chief architect of the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri, and construction began in 1906. He had a budget of $1 million, and he based the cathedral on the designs of French churches at Périgueux and Paris, as well as French Renaissance and Classical themes.[2]
Masqueray's open design allows visitors unobstructed views of the altar and pulpit. Masqueray died in 1917, having completed only a few designs for the interior, which has been filled by other designers in the subsequent decades.
The dome of the cathedral is 76 feet (23 m) in diameter and 186 feet (57 m) high. Warm-colored paint and gold leaf were added during a major renovation of the dome in the 1950s. The exterior walls of the cathedral are Rockville granite from St. Cloud, Minnesota (from the Clark quarry[3]). The interior walls are American Travertine from Mankato, Minnesota. The interior columns are made of several types of marble.
The interior is illuminated by twenty-four stained glass windows featuring angelic choirs. There is also a rose window in the transept designed by Charles Connick. Electric lighting was installed in 1940.
The cathedral has statues of the four evangelists in the four corners of its main pier. The life of Saint Paul is honored by a bronze baldachin, as well as massive bronze Te Deum and Magnificat grilles. The cathedral also has six chapels dedicated to the patron saints of the European ethnic groups that settled the area around the city: St. Anthony for the Italians, St. John the Baptist for the French Canadians, St. Patrick for the Irish, St. Boniface for the Germans, Saints Cyril and Methodius for the Slavs; and St. Therese of Lisieux for the missionaries. There are also chapels dedicated to the Sacred Heart, to Mary, the mother of Jesus and to St. Joseph, her husband, as well as to Saint Peter.
In 1987 the Cathedral acquired five bronze bells cast in France. The copper dome was renovated in 2002.
The Cathedral is normally open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. It is also a contributing property to the Historic Hill District.[4] On March 25, 2009, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops declared the Cathedral of Saint Paul to be a National Shrine - the first in Minnesota and the only one in North America dedicated to the Apostle Paul. The Cathedral is now also known as the National Shrine of the Apostle Paul.
The Cathedral was visited by Eugenio Pacelli two years before his election to the Papacy in 1939.
Nearby Catholic high school Saint Thomas Academy uses the Cathedral every year for its graduation services.
See also[edit]
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2007-01-23.
- ^ a b Alan K. Lathrop (2003). Churches Of Minnesota: An Illustrated Guide. University of Minnesota Press. pp. 165–166. ISBN 0816629099.
- ^ "History 1". The city of Cold Spring. Retrieved 2007-12-21.
- ^ "Historic Hill District". Minnesota National Register Properties Database. Minnesota Historical Society. 2009. Retrieved 2013-01-09.
Other sources[edit]
- Ernster, Barb. "Cathedral is Catechism in Stone and Glass: National Shrine Honors Paul the Apostle". National Catholic Register, June 20, 2010, p. B5.
External links[edit]
- Cathedral home page
- Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis: The Cathedral of Saint Paul
- 360˚ interactive panoramas of the Cathedral of St. Paul
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The SoundRing DS3881W is part of Philips' small but growing line of AirPlay speakers, which includes the more expensive $700 Fidelio SoundSphere DS9800W and more affordable Fidelio SoundAvia AD7000W/37 Wireless Speaker with AirPlay ($200). The SoundRing has perhaps the most striking design of the bunch; it's shaped like a doughnut, is portable (yes, it has a rechargeable battery), and features what the company calls a "360-degree surround-sound effect."
I liked it, though I did have a little bit of trouble setting up AirPlay streaming with my iPhone. That may be due to the fact that we have several competing Wi-Fi networks in the office. I've had some problems setting up other AirPlay speakers in the past, but for some reason this Philips seemed a little more finicky.
In case you don't know what AirPlay is, it's a wireless-streaming feature found on your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or any Mac or Windows PC running iTunes (see "10 things you need to know about AirPlay" for more information). Right now you can only stream video to your TV using an Apple TV, but lots of AirPlay-enabled speakers are available for streaming audio.
What surprised me most was that the 16-watt SoundRing delivered better sound than I expected. Yes, one should expect good sound from a $300 speaker, but AirPlay speakers tend to have inflated price tags, so I was ready to be disappointed.
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Now that you can easily stream videos from Azure's blobs, you may want to translate the strings used in the player Framework.
Today, I struggled a lot doing something basic : translating in french the text of the "error view" in the player framework.
As usual, there is an easy solution! I tried a lot of things, but none of it has done the job :
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Think about this next time you're commuting to work or putting those left-overs away in the refrigerator: In the very near future, Internet-connected vehicles and kitchen appliances could become targets for malicious cyber-terrorists.
The Center for Automotive Embedded Systems Security (CAESS) has already shown it's possible for a remote user to take near-complete control of a vehicle through vulnerabilities in its telemetric systems, via a device connected to its onboard diagnostic systems, or even through malware embedded in MP3s.
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"Up until five to 10 years ago, there was no danger of someone remotely taking over your car – now somebody can take it over" and do everything but steer it, said Garrett, speaking at the Federal Cloud Computing Summit in Washington, D.C., on May 30. In separate CAESS studies, remote attackers proved they could gain access to a vehicle's integral systems, including its brakes.
The danger doesn't end in the driveway. Microwave ovens, dishwashers and other kitchen appliances are increasingly connected to the Internet. A hacker could feasibly remotely adjust a microwave's heat settings, Garrett said, though he is unsure what these new threats – some clearly greater than others – will mean going forward.
He referenced the growing importance of the "Internet of Things," a concept coined in the late 1990s that describes a world in which physical objects have virtual identities and the ability to rapidly capture and disseminate data without human interaction.
The heart of the Internet of Things is exponentially increased data production by machines, sensors, computer systems and people. DARPA, for example, studies data from sensors on aircraft. In the near future, Garrett said, that data will be meshed together with other datasets – perhaps social media or geospatial data – to produce high-value insights. It is already clear that such data sets would have significant importance in national security.
The tradeoff to these increased capabilities, though, is a new set of dangers – many of which have not yet been conceptualized, at least not publicly.
"There are many things we can do with this increased data," Garrett said. "From DARPA's standpoint, there are dangers we never had before. It makes you wonder what kind of world we'll have."
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Can someone explain to me the value of having my appliances connected to the internet?
The potential for harm in the "internet of things" is real. However, it is a choice. Unlike the rules and laws of physics which govern air, land, sea and space, the cyber arena is defined by rules we CHOOSE to implement. So we are hung by our own petard if we complain that the gains from interconnecting things is balanced by the vulnerability we introduce to our systems. There are real and tangible effects that can be perpertrated through cyber means far beyond the investment needed to make them. So what are we choosing to connect and why? The headlong rush to connect everything seems devoid of the questioning and deliberateness of the most important work...WHY.
I look forward to explaining to my family how to set up a second, secure network for all their appliances :p Or Symantec Antivirus for Kitchens. Lovely.


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