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Israel Will Return to God
1The Lord said:
Israel, I promise
that someday all your tribes
will again be my people,
and I will be your God.
2In the desert I was kind
to those who escaped death.
I gave them peace,
and when the time is right,
I'll do the same for you.#31.2 In the desert … same for you: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.
I, the Lord, have spoken.
The Lord Will Rebuild Israel
3Some time ago, the Lord appeared to me#31.3 Some time … me: Or "The Lord appeared to me from far away." and told me to say:
Israel, I will always love you;
that's why I've been so patient
and kind.
4You are precious to me,
and so I will rebuild
your nation.
Once again you will dance for joy
and play your tambourines.
5You will plant vineyards
on the hills of Samaria
and enjoy the grapes.
6Someday those who guard
the hill country of Ephraim
will shout, "Let's go to Zion
and worship the Lord our God."
Israel Will Return to Its Own Land
7The Lord says:
Celebrate and sing for Israel,
the greatest of nations.
Offer praises and shout,
"Come and rescue
your people, Lord!
Save what's left of Israel."
8I, the Lord, will bring
my people back from Babylonia#31.8 Babylonia: The Hebrew text has "that country in the north," referring to Babylonia.
and everywhere else on earth.
The blind and the lame
will be there.
Expectant mothers
and women about to give birth
will come and be part
of that great crowd.
9They will weep and pray
as I bring them home.
I will lead them
to streams of water.
They will walk on a level#31.9 level: Or "straight." road
and not stumble.
I am a father to Israel,#31.9 Israel: The Hebrew text also has "Ephraim," the leading tribe of the northern kingdom of Israel, which sometimes stands for the whole northern kingdom.
my favorite children.
10Listen to me, you nations
nearby or across the sea.
I scattered the people of Israel,
but I will gather them again.
I will protect them like a shepherd
guarding a flock;
11I will rescue them from enemies
who could overpower them.
12My people will come
to Mount Zion
and celebrate;
their faces will glow
because of my blessings.
I'll give them grain, grapes,
and olive oil,
as well as sheep and cattle.
Israel will be prosperous
and grow like a garden
with plenty of water.
13Young women and young men,
together with the elderly,
will celebrate and dance,
because I will comfort them
and turn their sorrow
into happiness.
14I will bless my people
with more food
than they need,
and the priests will enjoy
the choice cuts of meat.
I, the Lord, have spoken.
The Lord Offers Hope
15 # Gn 35.16-19 Mt 2.18 In Ramah#31.15 In Ramah: Or "In the hills." a voice is heard,
crying and weeping loudly.
Rachel mourns for her children#31.15 Rachel … children: Rachel was one of the wives of Jacob, the ancestor of the nation of Israel. She was the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Joseph's two sons Ephraim and Manasseh were the ancestors of the leading tribes of the northern kingdom of Israel.
and refuses to be comforted,
because they are dead.
* 16But I, the Lord, say
to dry your tears.
Someday your children
will come home
from the enemy's land.
Then all you have done for them
will be greatly rewarded.
17So don't lose hope.
I, the Lord, have spoken.
18The people of Israel#31.18 Israel: Hebrew "Ephraim" (see the note at 31.9). moan
and say to me,
"We were like wild bulls,
but you, Lord, broke us,
and we learned to obey.
You are our God—
please let us come home.
19When we were young,
we strayed and sinned,
but then we realized
what we had done.
We are ashamed and disgraced
and want to return to you."
20People of Israel,
you are my own dear children.
Don't I love you best of all?
Though I often make threats,
I want you to be near me,
so I will have mercy on you.
I, the Lord, have spoken.
21With rock piles and signposts,
mark the road well,
my dear people.
The road by which you left
by will now lead you home.
22Will you ever decide
to be faithful?
I will make sure that someday
things will be different,
as different as a woman
protecting a man.#31.22 I will make sure … a woman protecting a man: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.
The Lord Will Bring Judah Home
23The Lord All-Powerful, the God of Israel, said:
I promise to set the people of Judah free and to lead them back to their hometowns. And when I do, they will once again say,
"We pray that the Lord
will bless his home,
the sacred hill in Jerusalem
where his temple stands."
24The people will live in Jerusalem and in the towns of Judah. Some will be farmers, and others will be shepherds. 25Those who feel tired and worn out will find new life and energy, 26and when they sleep, they will wake up refreshed.#31.26 and when they sleep … refreshed: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.
27Someday, Israel and Judah will be my field where my people and their livestock will grow. 28In the past, I took care to uproot them, to tear them down, and to destroy them. But when that day comes, I will take care to plant them and help them grow. 29#Ez 18.2 No longer will anyone go around saying,
"Sour grapes eaten by parents
leave a sour taste in the mouths
of their children."
30When that day comes, only those who eat sour grapes will get the sour taste, and only those who sin will be put to death.
The New Agreement with Israel and Judah
31 # Mt 26.28Mk 14.24Lk 22.201 Co 11.252 Co 3.6 #He 8.8-12 The Lord said:
The time will surely come when I will make a new agreement with the people of Israel and Judah. 32It will be different from the agreement I made with their ancestors when I led them out of Egypt. Although I was their God, they broke that agreement.
33 # He 10.16 Here is the new agreement that I, the Lord, will make with the people of Israel:
"I will write my laws
on their hearts and minds.
I will be their God,
and they will be my people.
34 # He 10.17 "No longer will they have to teach one another to obey me. I, the Lord, promise that all of them will obey me, ordinary people and rulers alike. I will forgive their sins and forget the evil things they have done."
35I am the Lord All-Powerful.
I command the sun
to give light each day,
the moon and stars
to shine at night,
and ocean waves to roar.
36I will never forget
to give those commands,
and I will never let Israel
stop being a nation.
I, the Lord, have spoken.
37Can you measure the heavens?
Can you explore
the depths of the earth?
That's how hard it would be
for me to reject Israel forever,
even though they have sinned.
I, the Lord, have spoken.
Jerusalem Will Be Rebuilt
38The Lord said:
Someday, Jerusalem will truly belong to me. It will be rebuilt with a boundary line running from Hananel Tower to Corner Gate. 39From there, the boundary will go in a straight line to Gareb Hill, then turn toward Goah. 40Even that disgusting Hinnom Valley#31.40 that disgusting Hinnom Valley: The Hebrew text has "the whole valley of the dead bodies and of the fatty ashes," which probably refers to Hinnom Valley, just southwest of Jerusalem, where human sacrifices had been offered to foreign gods. will be sacred to me, and so will the eastern slopes that go down from Horse Gate into Kidron Valley. Jerusalem will never again be destroyed.
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Participant support costs are those costs made to (or on behalf of) an individual who is engaged in training and/or research in a specific field or program. Generally, these costs are funded by grants and/or contracts.
Participants may include students, visiting scholars, scientists, workshop attendees, or teachers (K-12). OUS employees can not be paid as participants.
The 551XX series of account codes are designated for paying or reimbursing OUS registered students, including research fellows. The 28620 and 2863X account codes are for payment of expenditures related to individuals who are not OUS registered students (including post-docs).
Non-resident alien participants must be identified so their associated costs are recorded correctly for 1042S IRS reporting. All costs must be processed by Office of Post Award Administration (OPAA).
A stipend payment is a predetermined amount allocated to the participant regardless of actual incurred expenses. The stipend amount is usually specified in the sponsored agreement. Stipends are not to be confused with per diem. Stipend payments are posted as follows:
- 55102 stipend for OUS registered students
- 28636 stipend for non-OUS participant (1099 reportable)
- 28632 stipend for non-OUS participant, non-resident alien (1042S reportable)
Participant support payments for OUS and non-OUS registered students are coordinated with OPAA. Tuition and fee payments, account code 55104, can only be applied to the student's account by OPAA.
The following non-OUS participant support payments must be documented by receipts:
- 28630 tuition and registration fees
- 28633 book allowance
- 28634 room and board
- 28635 travel
- 28631 other (miscellaneous)
Expenses connected with a conference: room rental, meals, refreshments, travel, and/or equipment rental should not be paid using the 2863x account codes. Conference expense account codes (28602-28606) should be used for organized conferences and workshops sponsored by OSU when there are persons from outside OSU in attendance.
Expenses connected with hosting a group of participants: refreshments or meals should not be paid using the 2863x account codes. Account code 28612 Hosting Groups and Guests is appropriate for expenditures of refreshments or meals provided to participants which are not included in a room and board package or are not part of an organized conference/workshop.
When supplies are purchased in connection with participants and the supplies do not remain with the participants, the expense should be coded 20102 General Operating Supplies.
Examples of costs which should not be recorded as 2863x participant support:
Expense |
Location |
Example of Participant(s) |
Account Code |
Room rental fee for workshop |
K-12 teachers |
28606 |
Refreshments/meals for workshop or conference (OSU sponsored) |
Visiting scholars or scientists |
28604 |
Refreshments/meals for workshop or conference (non-OSU sponsored) |
Community College |
Workshop attendees |
28612 |
Refreshments for math/science club |
Oregon high or elementary school |
K-12 students/teachers |
28612 |
Homestay Stipend to host non-resident alien |
Private community home |
Community member |
28620 |
Air travel |
From international location to Corvallis |
Visiting professor |
39645 |
Meals outside of workshop or conference |
Conference or workshop attendees |
28612 |
For assistance in determining the correct account code, please review the flowchart, examples shown above, and the account code definitions within the OUS Fiscal Policy Manual.

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Advance tickets are $10 through July 14 for unlimited admission to all of the farms.
Admission to the Lavender Farm Tour is $15 at the farms during the event and $10 for active military and their dependents. There is no admission fee for children 12 and under.
Each ticket comes with a souvenir "Lavender Passport" to collect at least three stamps from the Farms on Tour and Lavender in the Park at Carrie Blake Park to enter in a drawing for prizes.
Discount advance tickets are available through July 14 at Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm, First Federal Sequim and Port Angeles branches, Frick's Drug, Garden Bistro, Heather Creek, Jeremiah's BBQ, KONP Radio, McComb Gardens, Necessities & Temptations, Olympic Cellars Winery, Olympic Lavender Farm, Port Book & News, Port Williams Lavender, Purple Haze Lavender farm and store, Reddog Coffee Co., Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce, Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm, Washington Lavender Farm, Wild Birds Unlimited, All Things Lavender in Seattle and online at Brown Paper Tickets.
Lavender Weekend remains business as usual for the newly established Sequim Lavender Farmers Association. The group, comprising many of Sequim's original lavender farms, has started its own three-day event, the Sequim Lavender Farm Faire based out of Carrie Blake Park.
One of the main events, the classic Lavender Farms on Tour, continues for a 15th year with the group's world-famous lavender farms. Participating farms on the paid-admission tour are Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm, Olympic Lavender Farm, Port Williams Lavender, Purple Haze Lavender, Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm and Washington Lavender.
Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm rejoins the tour as a limited edition farm after originally not anticipating their participation due to a family commitment. They and all farms with the lavender farmers association expect to be open through lavender season. Farm tour buses will not be stopping at Jardin du Soleil.
Scott Nagel, executive director of the farmers association, said when people talk about loving and visiting Sequim's lavender, they are talking about these farms.
He said the event is like eight festivals in one fair with each farm featuring live music, food, demonstrations and workshops along with U-pick lavender.
The farm tour members confirm that much of their lavender will be blooming for the fair.
Sequim faced a cold, wet winter that killed plants on a few farms but everyone remains optimistic.
"It'll be ready," said Sue Shirkey, co-owner of Port Williams Lavender. "It'll look great. Our visitors will see the purple coming in and have a great time."
With the loss of some lavender plants, Shirkey sees it as an opportunity to redesign and recreate the farm and include new varieties. "We keep forgetting we're getting older because we keep creating more new ideas," she said.
Mary Borland-Liebsch, owner of Olympic Lavender Farm, said she's preparing the same way this year as always, confirming plans and doing lots of weeding.
"We're lucky where we are. We have more color in the plants than most," Borland-Liebsch said. "If we get some decent sun we'll be in good shape. English lavender will be ready for sure. Lavandins like grosso, super and white spike typically come in later."
Many of the products Port Williams Lavender makes are from last year's harvest, so even if some plants don't bloom right away, they'll have enough for next year as well, said Michael Shirkey. They dry lavender and produce many of their products in the winter.
He said farmers normally are ready to harvest because the perfect time for a bulk of the plants is Lavender Weekend.
Sue Shirkey said having a lavender farm creates a unique opportunity to share their adventure with others.
"The whole farm is built to have people come out and enjoy the bounty," she said. "We're so blessed out here especially when lavender is in bloom."
Another component to the fair is Lavender in the Park, which includes more than 150 booths with food, crafts, nonprofit organizations, agricultural programs and demonstrations in Carrie Blake Park and the Water Reuse Demonstration Site.
Free farm tour buses leave beginning at 9:30 a.m. from the bus stop at the north end of Lavender in the Park on Blake Avenue and run through 6 p.m.
Buses leave every 30 minutes for Purple Haze Lavender and Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb on bus No. 1; for Port Williams Lavender and Olympic Lavender Farm on bus No. 2; every 45 minutes for Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm on bus No. 3; and Washington Lavender on bus No. 4.
More than 2,000 parking spaces are at the fair parking lot on Blake Avenue, managed by the Sequim High School Band Boosters with a $2 donation requested to help fund band programs. The farm tour ticket includes free parking at the farms.
Farmers are partnering with Garden Bistro at the northeast corner of Washington Street and Sequim Avenue for an antique tractor display, community stage for local talent, outdoor grill and a local wine and beer garden sponsored by Olympic Peninsula Wineries and Olympic Distributors. The bistro's hours are 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.
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"Fast and Furious 7," the action film that was shut down after the sudden death in a car crash last month of actor Paul Walker will be released in April 2015, the star of the series, Vin Diesel, said on Sunday.
Diesel posted a message on his Facebook page saying "Fast and Furious 7 will be released ... April 10th 2015!," adding "P.s. He'd want you to know first ...," in an apparent reference to Walker, who was killed on November 30 in a fiery car wreck in Santa Clarita in Southern California.
The film, the seventh in a series of hit films about car racing, was originally slated for release on July 11 next year, according to Universal Pictures, which is owned by Comcast Corp.
Walker became a symbol of street-racing and car culture in his role as law enforcement officer Brian O'Conner in the "Fast & Furious" series.
Days after the accident, which killed the car's driver as well as Walker, 40, Universal suspended production of the new movie.
The Diesel-led "Fast & Furious" movies, which have grossed more than $2 billion at the global box office, are one of two major franchises, along with the animated "Despicable Me" films, that helped turn around Universal Pictures in recent years.
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The Calgary Flames have some additional firepower to their arsenal as they have acquired Olli Jokinen and a third-round pick in 2009 from the Phoenix Coyotes for a package that includes speedy forward Matthew Lombardi, forward Brandon Prust and a conditional first round draft pick in 2009 or 2010.
A trade to the Flames means that Jokinen will most likely snap his playoff drought. The Finnish pivot holds the NHL record for the most games ever played (780) without making a single post-season appearance.
"He's a big, first-line centreman who scores and plays tough. He can play against the big guys on the other team," Flames general manager Darryl Sutter said of Jokinen.
This will be the third team in a year for the veteran who was originally acquired by Phoenix in a trade from the Florida Panthers this past summer for defencemen Keith Ballard and Nick Boynton.
The move will also re-unite Jokinen with head coach Mike Keenan who was crucial to the 30-year old's development when he played for the Panthers.
"When [Keenan] came to Florida I was a fourth-line player. I became a lot better hockey player under him. He knows what I can bring to the table," said Jokinen.
The 2006 Olympic Silver medalist has one more season remaining on a contract that he signed with the Panthers back in 2004 that will see him earn $5.5 million next season.
A former All-Star, Jokinen was drafted third overall by the Kings in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft. In his first season in the desert, Jokinen has 21 goals and 21 assists in 57 games.
Jokinen is set to join his new teammates tonight in Philadelphia as the team prepares to face the Flyers on Thursday.
The 26-year Lombardi has spent all five seasons of his career with the Flames. The speedy forward has nine goals and 21 assists in 50 games with Calgary this season.
The Montreal-native was drafted in the third round, 90th overall by the Flames in the 2002 NHL Entry draft.
"We are excited to add two young players in Lombardi and Prust to our lineup," said Coyotes general manager Don Maloney. "Lombardi's speed and scoring touch along with Prust's physical style should fit our team very well."
The 24-year old Prust has one goal, one assist and 79 penalty minutes this season in 25 games with the Flames. He is currently sidelined with a concussion.
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Hello Khloe, Kim and Kourtney!
I'm writing this from the bottom of my heart and I wish you could read it someday. It Is so important for me to let you know how much you have helped me, inspired me and influenced me in my life. This letter might be long but please take time to read it, it means a lot to me if you knew this.First of all I want to say that I have been following you since the KKWTK first season! I have Middle Eastern roots and live in Sweden so they did not have the show in Sweden back then, so every time I went to USA for vacation I would sit and watch your show on E all the time..and with time I fell in love with all of your family members. I'm a 30years old woman by the way So let me tell you how you guys inspired me!
Kim; I'm sure everybody tells you how beautiful and gorgeous you are, but for me you are not ONLY that..for me you are an icon. First of all you made the world fall in love with Brunettes again after it was invaded by fake blondes plastic pale skinny girls.. You came and changed alllllll about that! You made me go color my hair back to dark again after years of being blond. You made me be PROUD of my curves and my booty, you made me happy! And not just that..you actually inspire me for fashion every day and I check your Instagram, twitter, blog and Google for fashion inspiration from you several times a week! You made me fall in LOVE with Nude lip-gloss, leather dresses, bodycon dresses and and..the list is long! And considering your personality?! I love that you are nice to people even when you have the right to be conceited but you are not. I LOVE how you treat your mom!!! I love that bond you have, I honestly have not the best relationship with my mom and every time I see you being with Kris, when you guys spy together or travel together I literally call my mom and try to be nicer to her! I think most of your success if because you're such a good girl to your mom, mom have strong Karmas lol. Seriously it's crazy how you inspire me! I wish I could meet you someday and tell you all of this in person. I love that you don't give a *uck about haters and that you followed your heart even when you knew the world would give you a hard time. I love that you actually don't drink and still can be the center of the attention at parties! I love that you are never late to your meeting and that you are such a perfectionist and workaholic! I love your style, simply I love everything about You!!! I want to write more but I'm afraid you would be bored reading a too long letter hehe I was so happy when I heard you are pregnant and I know you would be the best mom ever (I'm a mom myself, my daughter is 1.4 months). Love you Kim! Hope you know this.
Khloe! Oh Khloe; where do I begin?!! Not only your beautiful green eyes, you perfect legs or booty and your flawless skinn, your hair and your style! (I know it sounds cheesy) but only beautiful girl can recognize and give credit to other girl so, not only being inspired by you in fashion..you inspire me in the most important thing in my life: my marriage! When I see you and Lamar I wanna be married for life!!! My husband and I have been married for 2years and known each other for 3 years.. I love how you inspire me to be sexy for him. Wanting to fill up the bathtub with candies and videotape it and give it to him. You make me want to cook for him since you cook for Lamar every day. I swear you are an exceptional wife!!! I love how good friend you are for Malika and a good/best sister for Rob. And the most I love about you is your HONESTY! I love your sick humor and your honesty! I love when you set everybody straight when you feel strongly about something and I love how good you are with Bruce! You are such a beautiful person on the outside and inside and Mr Lamar is a very lucky man! You would be a great mom in the future and I think you are the One people will run to and gather at her house for all family gatherings in the future because come on..where else is better?!! ;) Last summer when you went to Kardashian Kaos I just arrived to LA and was crushed that I couldn't see you as I went to Las Vegas days after you were there. I love you KOKO sooo much I hope you read my letter!
Kourtney!!! The big sister that I wish I had. I have only one brother and always dreamed of a sister, just like you. Kourt you have inspired me in the biggest challenge of my life, giving BIRTH! Kourtney wherever you are please know what you have helped me through my pregnancy and especially my DELIVERY! I have always seen woman screaming when its time and it always scared the hell out of me. But after that day, after seeing you give birth in such CALM and beautiful way it changed my life! I literally was putting make up on while waiting for contractions as I saw you doing that before giving birth to Mason haha..you said its gonna be cameras there and I swear that's exactly what I told my husband when he asked me why I'm putting mascara on before going to the hospital! LOL. You made me overcome my fear, you made me want to lose weight after gaining 50pounds of baby fat and I did! You make me wanna be a great mom, taking my kids to the Zoo and reading books for them (I have only one kid so far). I loved reading your mama blog and how healthy you became after giving birth! You are a hot mama and seeing you holding Mason and trying to make it work with Scott and being open about it to the whole world is the most beautiful thing about you, you are REAL! And as for the working mom, you are doing great. I'm a sucker for all the Kardashian Kollektion lol, I buy it online at Dorothy Perkins or every time we travel to the US, addicted. Keep being as fabulous as you are and please read my letter, it would mean soooooooo much to me!
This almost became a book! LOL… However, If I'm lucky enough and you guys actually read my letter, please send kisses to Kris, Kendall and Kylie. You are all such inspirational women/girls and I love you all from the bottom of my heart! <3
babygrlpierce | Posted on Jan 26th, 2013
posted this a couple of times in hopes of a better chance of u reading it.. didn't really wanna post this as a public comment, but, this is how it says to contact you. I want to share with you a story that somewhat relates to you. but this is also one of many reasons i love u as a person, period….ur relateable to me. :) My name is Jenn. I will be 29 in March. I have been with my husband for almost 11 years and we have been married almost 5 years now. I have actively (naturally and medically) been trying to get pregnant for over 4 years.i do not ovulate on my own either. i take drugs to trigger ovulation when doing a procedure to try and get me prego. I have had 2 iui's (intra uterine insemination) both unsuccessful. i have been on several fertility drugs and had lots of tests. i have poly cycstic ovarian syndrome, which causes me to get cysts on my ovaries. they r treated with birth control pills because to do an iui or ivf, u cannot have any cysts. so after they r treated and gone, i do an iui cycle. Ivf which is the next step for me to do is just too expensive for me to afford, and my insurance doesn't cover it. A lot of insurance policies do though, just not mine. it is 50% chance of it working to get u pregnant. i am goint to try iui a couple more times but it is only like a 12 percent chance or close to that at least. my re/fertility specialists say that i can get pregnant, just not by myself. my hubbys swimmers are great, well above average, my tubes r clear, the cycsts can be treated, and the doctors just tell me i will probably have to do more iui's then ivf or go straight to ivf.
i get sad and depressed when it doesnt work. and to know that i am almost out of options for me is even worse. i want it so badly…. a baby. its what i was born to be. i almost hate hearing my friends are pregnant, not because i am bitter or unhappy for them…. just so much more sad for myself. i am one of four siblings, all have children. my niece even has a child now, boy was that a hard pill to swallow. she was preggers before me, ugh!!!
the main point is….u r not alone. you have so many options available for you too. dont lose hope. if i could afford it or insurance covered it , i would be pregnant. u too can more than likely get pregnant as well…
i just relate to that part of you, more than others. i hope you arent offended me posting something this personal but i wanted to share. i will pray for u khloe, in everything, but id be a liar if i didnt say i wish for a prego for u above all else. i will pray for us both. -
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Diversity: Most people are liberal, but in every other way we're all very different from each other. And that's fantastic.
Diversity: People from a lot of religious backgrounds and sexual orientation
Diversity: Beloit prides itself on being one of the few schools with the highest amount of study abroad opportunities for students so students for the most part are pretty open to people of other backgrounds. But the school itself remains predominantly white. But recently the school in an attempt to become more diverse has admitted more students from different racial and ethnic backgrounds. We aren't where we want to be with diversity on campus but i believe we're working towards it.
Diversity: Diversity is measured in more ways than just race and ethnicity at Beloit. There are many students of different ethnicities, students from around the country, and international students. There are also students from various socio-economic statuses and religions. One concern for some students is that the campus is heavily left leaning politically and those that differ from the majority in that sense are often stifled. Overall students come from a variety of backgrounds and have varying interests which make it easy to find friends to fit in with. Also, the campus is pretty open to homosexuality and gender queer students
Diversity: There is a large amount of diversity and exceptional acceptance on campus. The only aspect that lacks in significant diversity is political beliefs. Almost everyone on campus is liberal, however because of that diversity is accepted and celebrated. There is a significant LGBT population on campus, and I have never heard of a problem regarding uncomfortable situations stemming from sexuality, or any other difference in race, religion, socio-economic background, or political beliefs.
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Let me tell you something about diversity: it certainly ain't about the color of your skin, so if you're one of those lame-o's that can't figure diversity beyond that, you aren't going to appreciate a place like Beloit. Beloit has such an eclectic blend of students, from way too smart, to just plain stupid, from rich to poor, from pretentious to even more pretentious, from cool to creepy-the list goes on. Plus, these crazies don't just come from Wisconsin, but all kinds of different states and countries; it's like an international student carnival. It's not uncommon to walk by a couple of people not speaking English. You will (100 percent guaranteed) have a class with someone from another country every semester you spend at Beloit. It wouldn't surprise me if it turned out to be every class, every semester. My jaw would not drop even in the slightest. Beloit is a small school, and the classes are small, so the concentration of international students (not to mention students from a million different backgrounds) can make conversation in class extremely multi-dimensional.
Of course, everybody is soaked in "liberal," which can get pretty monotonous. Students who aren't so liberal either shut their traps about it or get picked on all the time. This is just one area Beloit's campus community needs to work on, before they can boast total tolerance.
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Is that the Beatles?
Oh come ON.
So, no? Maybe, Led Zepplin?
It's obviously Journey.
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Is that the Beatles?
Oh come ON.
So, no? Maybe, Led Zepplin?
It's obviously Journey.
Ehhh, New Kids on the Block from their Rock 'N Roll Supreme album.
Now that's The Right Stuff.
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Posted 13 October 2013 - 09:32 AM
Nice, I hadn't noticed that. Also, the week that Sveum was fired, he had responded to a comment by asserting that Dave McKay wasn't loyal to Sveum. (Interpretation: Mckay's allegiance was first and foremost to the Cubs, not the outgoing manager.) Not a trade rumor, but my point is this: Assman22 continues to follow the comments.
Posted 16 October 2013 - 10:35 AM
If they are, it doesn't seem that Duncan wants to be a coach of any sort at this time.
Posted 03 November 2013 - 08:03 PM
If they are, it doesn't seem that Duncan wants to be a coach of any sort at this time.
Okay, I think we may need to revisit this one. With McKay leaving for the Diamondbacks, there are no rumblings that Dave Duncan is also talking to Arizona. So, maybe this one works out in a way that wasn't necessarily how we had hoped.
Also, he has been pretty active the past two days. He even responded to a comment by Die Hard, sigh.
Posted 04 November 2013 - 08:06 PM
This isn't the first time that Assman22 has said the Kevin Towers likes Junior Lake. He said something similar after the Cubs finished a series at Arizona back in July, which was Lake's first or second week in up. Maybe we should have Die Hard ask Assman about it
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George Bailey (It's a Wonderful Life)
George Bailey | |
It's a Wonderful Life character | |
George Bailey (James Stewart)
Information | |
Full name | George Bailey |
Occupation |
Title | ARP (World War II) |
Spouse(s) | Mary Hatch (m.1932–) |
Children | Pete (born 1934) Janie (born 1935) Zuzu (born 1940) Tommy (born 1941) |
Relatives | Father: Peter Bailey (deceased) Mother: Ma Bailey Brother: Harry Bailey Uncle: Billy Bailey Auntie: Laura Bailey (deceased) Cousins: Eustance & Tilly Bailey Sister-in-law: Ruth Dakin Brother-in-law: Marty Hatch |
George Bailey is a fictional character and the main protagonist in Frank Capra's 1946 film It's a Wonderful Life. He occupies slot #9 on the American Film Institute's list of the 50 greatest screen heroes (in its 2003 list entitled AFI's 100 Years... 100 Heroes and Villains). He is played by James Stewart as an adult and Bobby Anderson as a child. He is loosely based on George Pratt, a character in Philip Van Doren Stern's The Greatest Gift.[1]
Early life[edit]
In the winter of 1919, George (aged 12, portrayed by Bobby Anderson) and his friends (including Bert, Ernie Bishop, Marty Hatch, Sam Wainwright, and brother Harry) are trespassing on Henry F. Potter's property and start sledding on a snow shovel down a slope onto an icy river. When George's brother Harry sleds down, he breaks through the ice into the freezing water. George jumps in after him. His friends form a human chain and pull them to safety. George develops a cold which permanently affects the hearing in his left ear.
The following spring George goes to his job at Gower's Drug store, where he finds a telegram informing Gower that his son has died of influenza. Gower directs George to deliver medicine, and George realizes that in his distress Gower has inadvertently packaged poison. He seeks advice from his father at the Building and Loan office, but is unable to as his father is meeting with banker Henry Potter. When he returns to the store, Gower angrily confronts him for failing to deliver the medicine until George points out the mistake. George promises that he will never tell anyone.
Young adult[edit]
Nine years later, in the month of June, George (played by James Stewart) is preparing to leave town for an overseas trip. He drops by his brother Harry's graduation party at the high school, where he is re-introduced to his friend Marty Hatch's eighteen-year-old sister Mary. George is walking Mary home when a car pulls up and George is informed that his father has had a stroke.
Three months later, George is in a meeting with the board of directors of the Building and Loan to appoint a new successor to the late Peter Bailey. Potter argues that the Building and Loan should be dissolved. The directors tell George that the Building and Loan will only stay open if he agrees to remain and carry on his father's work. George foregoes a trip to Europe and his plans for college, giving the funds saved toward tuition to his younger brother.[2]
Four years later, George and Uncle Billy are waiting at the Bedford Falls railroad station for Harry to come home from college, when Harry arrives with his new wife, Ruth. Her father has offered Harry a job, which means he will not be taking George's place at the Building and Loan. George is stuck in Bedford Falls. While the family is celebrating Harry's return, Ma Bailey mentions to George that Mary Hatch is back from college and he should pay her a visit. He eventually goes to Mary's home to visit her, only to find that she is being courted by his friend, the now wealthy but absent, Sam Wainwright.[2]
A few months later, George and Mary are married. Their plans for a honeymoon in New York City and Bermuda are interrupted by a run on the banks which also affects the Building and Loan. Potter's bank calls their loan, and panicked depositors want their money, threatening to take their business to the bank. As a stockholder, Potter threatens to shut the Building and Loan if they are forced to close early. Mary and George use the money saved for their honeymoon to keep the Building and Loan solvent.[2]
Two years later, thanks to the Building and Loan, the Martini family move out of 'Potter's Field' to the new 'Bailey Park', a residential development created by George that proves successful enough to seriously threaten Mr. Potter's rental interests. Potter offers George a job. Although this would bring a significant increase in salary George declines. George returns home to learn that Mary is pregnant. Their first child is a son they call Pete. Their second child is a daughter, Janie.
The war years[edit]
- 1939–45
During the war years, George and Mary had another two children, a girl, Zuzu, born in 1940, and a son, Tommy, born in 1941. Due to George's deaf ear he was given a 4-F draft classification and had to stay in Bedford Falls. His friend Bert went to Africa to fight and got wounded, but was awarded the Silver Star. Ernie parachuted on D-Day, and Marty helped capture the Bridge at Remagen. Harry fought as a naval flyer and shot down fifteen planes, two of which were attacking a troop transport. For his bravery he was awarded the Medal of Honor by the President of the United States. Sam made a lot of money making plastic hoods for planes. While all this happened, George served as an Air Raid Warden. Despite having to look after four children, Mary still had time to run the United Service Organizations in the town.
Post war[edit]
- Christmas Eve 1945
On Christmas Eve morning, Uncle Billy is on his way to the bank to deposit $8,000 of the Building and Loan's cash funds. Holding a newspaper which has Harry on the front page he greets Potter saying, "Well, good morning, Mr. Potter. What's the news?" Billy grabs Mr. Potter's newspaper and says, "Well, well, well, Harry Bailey wins Congressional Medal. That couldn't be one of the Bailey boys? You just can't keep those Baileys down, now, can you, Mr. Potter?" Potter angrily snatches the paper, but Billy inattentively allows the money to be snatched with it. Potter opens the paper, notices the money and keeps it, knowing that displacement of bank money would result in bankruptcy for the Building and Loan and criminal charges for George. Billy goes back to the building and loan and tells George the news. George is extremely worried, especially with the bank examiner just outside the room. George and Billy go through the town taking every step Billy took in the morning and it goes to a dead end. George later goes home and Mary knows straight away something is wrong with him. To add to his anger, he finds out his youngest daughter Zuzu has come home with a cold, George blames it on her teacher and when she rings he abuses her on the phone, and also her husband. He then gets frustrated with his family and ends up smashing up the models of buildings and bridges he had made.
A desperate George appeals to Potter for a loan. Potter sarcastically turns George down, and then swears out a warrant for his arrest for bank fraud. George, now completely depressed, gets drunk at the bar owned by his friend, Giuseppe Martini, where he silently prays for help. He also gets a full punch to the face from Zuzu's teacher's husband, who is drinking there. Again George runs out, and drives his car into a tree. He comes to a bridge intending to commit suicide, feeling he is "worth more dead than alive" because of a life insurance policy. Before he can leap, another man jumps in first and pretends to be drowning. After George rescues him, the man reveals himself to be George's guardian angel called Clarence Odbody.
George does not believe him and he bitterly wishes he had never been born. Inspired by this comment Clarence shows George what the town would have been like without him. In this alternate scenario Bedford Falls is instead named Pottersville, and is home to sleazy nightclubs, pawn shops, and amoral people. Bailey Park was never built, and is instead an old cemetery. Mr. Gower was sent to prison for poisoning the child and is despised and homeless. Martini does not own the bar, and is a recluse. George's friend Violet Bick is a strip-dancer who gets arrested as a pickpocket. Ernie is helplessly poor, with his family having forsaken him. Uncle Billy has been in an insane asylum for many years since he lost his brother and the family business. Harry is dead as a result of George not being there to save him from drowning, and the servicemen he would have saved also died. Ma Bailey is a bitter widow, and Mary a shy, single spinster librarian.
George runs back to the bridge and begs to be allowed to live again. His prayer is answered, and he runs home joyously, where the authorities are waiting to arrest him. Mary, Uncle Billy, and a flood of townspeople arrive with more than enough donations to save George and the Building and Loan. George's friend Sam Wainwright sends him a $25,000 line of credit by telegram. Harry also arrives to support his brother, and toasts George as "The richest man in town". In the pile of donated funds, George finds a copy of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer inscribed, "Dear George: Remember no man is a failure who has friends. P.S. Thanks for the wings! Love, Clarence." A bell on the Christmas tree rings, and his daughter Zuzu says, "Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings!" George agrees and looks up to heaven and says, "Attaboy Clarence." George realizes that he truly has a wonderful life.
Citing generosity as Bailey's most admirable trait, Time magazine lists George Bailey among their top ten movie dads.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Phillip Stern Library
- ^ a b c "It's a Wonderful Life: Synopsis", MSN
- ^ Kim, Wook. "Best Men: The Top 10 Movie Dads We'd Use To Build the Perfect Father", Time, June 14, 2012


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Koschman mom: Fighting for son, 'want him to know I did everything'
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Once, it would have been enough for Nanci Koschman to know how her son, David Koschman, was killed and to hear the words, "I'm sorry."
Then, the police told her it was her son's own fault — standing 5-feet-4 and weighing 140 pounds — that he took a deadly punch to the face from a 6-feet-3, 230-pound former college football player who, it would turn out, was a nephew of then-Mayor Richard M. Daley.
Back then, in 2004, they wouldn't even tell her the name of the man. She remembers a detective telling her, "You'd be impressed."
Now, Nanci Koschman knows it was Daley nephew Richard J. "R.J." Vanecko who struck her son in a drunken confrontation in the early-morning hours of April 25, 2004, in the Rush Street area.
But that's not enough. The Mount Prospect woman filed court papers Wednesday asking Chief Cook County Criminal Courts Judge Paul Biebel Jr. to appoint a special prosecutor — independent of the Cook County state's attorney's office — to determine whether Vanecko should be charged in her son's death.
She wants that independent prosecutor to determine, too, whether anyone in the Chicago Police Department of the state's attorney's office wrongly tilted the scales of justice in Vanecko's favor. If so, she wants them prosecuted, too.
She wants all of this for her son, she said Thursday,
"I just want David to rest," Koschman, a widow who works in a medical office in the north suburbs, said at a news conference in Chicago at Northwestern University Law School where she appeared with the lawyers who filed the petition asking for a special prosecutor. "I want him to know that I did everything as his mother to take care of him."
In court papers, her lawyers said they believe Vanecko would have been charged with a crime long ago if not for his Daley family connection.
Koschman echoed that Thursday."I feel that, had the roles been reversed — if David had punched R.J. Vanecko — I'd be visiting my son in prison this Christmas," she said. "
I think once they found out who was involved, it was easier to blame the young man from the suburbs than the big guy from downtown." David Koschman lived with his mother in Mount Prospect. The part-time college student died on May 6, 2004, of brain injuries that the Cook County medical examiner's office said resulted from the punch he took on Division Street near Dearborn Street. Koschman was 21. His death was listed by the police as an open and unsolved homicide until early this year. That's when detectives with the Chicago Police Department, prompted by a Chicago Sun-Times request to examine their files on Koschman's death, re-examined the case. In the end, they closed it without seeking criminal charges or consulting with prosecutors. But, for the first time, they identified Vanecko, now 37, as the man who hit Koschman. A Sun-Times investigation uncovered discrepancies with the police department's findings in the case and revealed that Vanecko took off with a friend and hopped in a taxi after punching Koschman. It also revealed that prosecutors couldn't find their files on the case, even though they were involved in deciding not to file criminal charges. Koschman's mother said she decided to ask for a special prosecutor as a result of the Sun-Times stories, which also reported that Richard Devine — a close friend of the Daley family who was state's attorney at the time of Koschman's death, as well as the boss of the current state's attorney, Anita Alvarez — now represents one of Vanecko's brothers in an unrelated civil lawsuit over the investment of city pension funds.
"So he died. And nobody cared. That's the part that's hard for me."
She said she doesn't think anyone intended to kill her son. "I know, in my heart of hearts, R.J. Vanecko did not go out that night to kill my son," she said. "Was my son drinking? Absolutely. He was out partying. I had always told him about Rush Street and the fun you can have down there." That still weighs on her. "It was my fault, too, because I sent him down there to have fun," Koschman said. Koschman said she regularly visits her son's grave and talks with him about how she wishes she could have done something to get the police to do more. "I go there often to his gravesite and tell him I'm sorry that I didn't fight for you," she said. "But it was a difficult thing for me to do. I was fighting to stay alive myself most days." She remembers the weeks and months after her son's death. "An apology would have been nice," she said of her thoughts back then, "even from the police department. But I never got anything." Now, she hopes Judge Biebel will agree to name a special prosecutor because "the case was not handled properly. "
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Klavierquartett in Form einer Rhapsodie (Marx, Joseph)
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MUP: Music Publisher
If you are a musician, you can only cry about the lack of music programs which run under Linux. Yes, there are many CD players and sound editors. However, when it comes to notation programs for producing printed sheet music, your choices are severely limited. My search for notation editors has turned up three choices: Rosegarden, TeX music systems and MUP (music publisher).
The graphical program Rosegarden (http://www.bath.ac.uk/~masjpf/rose.html) is a very interesting program which tries its best to do everything. It has a notation editor which handles most of the normal editing functions, a MIDI sequencer which will play music from the notation editor as well as record data from a MIDI keyboard, and the ability to import MIDI files and convert them to notation—sounds wonderful. Unfortunately, Rosegarden is a work in progress and simply doesn't do all it is supposed to do, or does them awkwardly.
I have been unable to get the sequencer to work using my Gravis Ultra sound card, and I find that the notation editor is tedious to use, since there are no keyboard accelerators for entering note data. In addition, there is no easy way to print music. Rosegarden does have the option of exporting files in MusicTeX, OpusTeX and PMX (a preprocessor for MusiXTeX). I tried some of the combinations, but was not impressed by the output.
The biggest problem with Rosegarden (and a lot of other music editors) is that it works on the music as if it were a long string, which means changes to the start of the music propagate to the end of the chart. For example, if in bar one of a piece you have four quarter notes and you wish to change the first quarter note to two eighth notes, you change the first quarter to an eighth, then insert an eighth. When the first change is done, everything to the right of the edit point is reformatted with the result that none of the music is now in the correct measure. Of course, inserting the second eighth fixes this. If you have several staves of music and you do a few edits, messing up the entire piece is much too easy.
I did not spend much time with any of the various TeX music systems. I can handle LaTeX for word processing, but the music variants seemed much too complex to use. All are in a beta state, and none produced output which looked finished to me.
MUP, at first glance, would probably be the last program to pick. However, after a fair bit of testing, I have decided to use it. So far, I'm happy with my choice. Quoting from the user's manual:
The music publisher program called MUP takes a text file describing music as input, and generates PostScript output for printing that music. The input file can be created using your favorite text editor, or generated from any other source, such as another program. The input must be written in a special language designed especially for describing music.
Unlike Rosegarden (and the MS Windows offerings), MUP does not operate in a WYSIWYG environment. As a matter of fact, the MUP distribution doesn't even have a means of editing music. MUP uses plain text files with the appearance of source code as its input. Use vi, Emacs or whatever your flavor of editor is. Process the file with MUP to create postscript, and finally, print the postscript file. If you don't have a postscript printer, you'll need ghostscript to print things out, and ghostview is handy for screen previews.
As an example of how MUP uses lines of text to describe a piece of music, here are a few bars of music:
* 1: 8g;c+;e+;g+;g;b&c#+;g+; * bar * 1: 8g;b;d+;f+;4g+;g+; * bar * 1: 8g;c+;e+;g+;g;b&c#+;e+; * bar * 1: 4g+;b;c+;c#+; * bar * 1: 4d+;c+;a;f; * bar
The 1: at the start of each line is the staff/voice indicator (in this example, it refers to staff 1 and, since there is no additional argument, voice 1). Following the staff/voice are the notes for the measure. The first measure has an eighth note g, eighth note c, etc. The next measure has several eighth notes as well as two quarter notes. At first this might seem to be a bit difficult to follow, but with practice it quickly makes sense. (See Figure 1 for example output.)
A MUP score can contain up to 32 staves of music, each with two voices. Each voice can have multiple notes (or chords), so complex arrangements are quite possible. In addition to the actual staves, you can also include lyrics, musical symbols and other appropriate items.
I started to use MUP when I was playing saxophone in a small combo. We all play from fake-type music (chords, lyrics and the melody line). Since I'm not the greatest sax player in the world and find it fairly hard to transpose from C to B flat while sight reading, I started rewriting the C charts into B flat by hand. I find anything needing a pen to be tedious, so I was inspired to try MUP. After doing a few practice charts, I am now able to enter a page of one-line music with lyrics in about an hour. Since MUP can produce MIDI files as well, I can create one in the right key for practicing at home.
Flushed with the success of doing these simple charts, I decided to try a more complex task. I also play in a 15-piece dance band. Most of the music we play is arranged by our leader, but recently some of the members have been doing some arranging as well. So, I decided to give it a try. My first arrangement of the old standard "Fever" took the better part of two days to complete—arranging it for 11 voices on 6 staves. We played it the other night and I was pleased—not only was everyone impressed by the appearance of the charts, it didn't sound bad either. The first page of the conductor's score is shown in Figure 2. The complete MUP files for "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Fever" are available by anonymous download in the file ftp://ftp.linuxjournal.com/pub/lj/listings/issue53/3056.tgz.
If you would like to see some of my other arrangements, I have posted them along with a copy of this article at http://www.kootenay.com/~bvdpoel/.
I certainly don't have room in this short article to cover all the features of a complex program like MUP. A few of the more useful items I've been using are if/else statements to produce charts for different instruments, file includes to read in my own "boiler plate", and macros to make my input files easier to create, read and revise.
MUP comes complete with a well-written, 99-page user's manual in PostScript (you'll have to print it out), as well as the same information in HTML format. Equally impressive is the customer support available via e-mail. I've sent a number of queries to the authors and have received courteous, timely replies to each and every one.
MUP is not free. You can download a working copy of the program, the source code and the manual from http://www.Arkkra.com/. In addition to the pre-compiled package for Linux, binary packages exist for other x86 UNIX systems capable of running ELF x86 binaries and a MS-DOS package. Also, the complete, commented source code is also available. This source should, according to the authors, compile on any platform with a C compiler. The Arkkra home site also has a pointer to a Macintosh port—this cross-platform support is a nice bonus as part of this excellent package. The program is a complete working copy—however, it prints a "this is an unregistered copy" watermark on all pages of the score. MUP registration is only $29 US; paying this gives you a license which turns off the marks. This is a fairly low price to pay for such a well thought out program.
This article was first published in Issue 28 of LinuxGazette.com, an on-line e-zine formerly published by Linux Journal.
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