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3/11 - Real Estate - Fonda
3/19 - Kraftwerk - Disney
3/20 - Ennio Morricone - Nokia (?)
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I also noted that one of the luxury ships was named the Nadir, I assumed in reference to the DFW essay A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again. Sure enough, the episode last night was named A Supposedly Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again. Simpsons: On my wavelength.
I am listening to Archers of Loaf for the first time, specifically White Trash Heroes, and holy shit these guys are great!
3/20 Black Lips @ Pappy & Harriet's Pioneertown Palace
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I wasn't really sure where to post this, but these two new Four Tet tracks are the tits (especially "Ocoras")
So I've listened to pretty much all The Knife and Austra that there is to hear, can somebody recommend me something awesome in the same vein please? I'd be terribly grateful.
Not yet, but I'll give it a bash, cheers.
That does remind me though, if somebody has Austra's Spellwork handy to group for me that would be spiffing, 'cause I can't find an MP3 version without skipping errors.
Yeah, it turns out you can forget how to speak internet.
I need to start using "give it a bash" and "that would be spiffing" a whole lot more.
I wonder if Air will ever make a good album again.
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Mogwai - 4/24 - Emo's
Tycho - 5/1 - The Parish
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My hopes are not high.
The National/Warpaint - 4/21 - Moody Theater
Mogwai - 4/24 - Emo's
Tycho - 5/1 - The Parish
Austin Psych Fest - 5/2 - 5/4 - Carson Creek Ranch
this is happening, for some reason
Anybody heard The Wicked Tinkers? There is a cop who comes by my work often and I said something to him about wanting the week to be over so the Mogwai shows would be here. He asked what kind of band, told him a little bit about them blah blah. Anyways, he brought them up, said I'd check them out. It is an American Celtic band. I'm most of the way through their s/t and it is pretty fucking awesome. Pleasantly surprised.
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I'd say they're neck-and-neck with Yo la Tengo.
Arab Strap.
Are people embarrassed for listening to Hot Chip yet?
Yesterday I listened to Brainiac's Hissing Prigs in Static Couture for the first time, and I think I've found a new band (that I should've been listening to when they were active) to get excited about.
We're here to play some Mississippi Delta Blues. We're in a horrible depression, and I gotta admit - we're starting to like it.
I ever so slightly disagree with Rob here. Brainiac was a GREAT band, but I think that their catalog goes thusly: Bonsai Superstar > Hissing Prigs > Electro-Shock for President > Smack Bunny Baby.
And if you like them, check out John Schmersal's post-Brainiac band, Enon. High Society is a damn near perfect album that never got adequate recognition when it came out.
I am going to the dentist again today - actually a periodontist - and then back to my dentist again in a few weeks once I heal so I can get a crown... so I made a mix to distract me whilst stuck on a bus in traffic hoping I make it back to the city in time for my appointment. It is not quite what I would have picked specifically to listen to whilst the drilling and sawing is going on but I wouldn't say no.
Sawing Off My Own Jaw
1. David Rawlings Band - Sweet Tooth
2. The Antlers - Every Night My Teeth Are Falling Out
3. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! - The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth
4. Sparklehorse - Sea of Teeth
5. The Wedding Present - Make Me Smile
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7. Ugly Casanova - Pacifico
8. Metallica - (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
9. The Olivia Tremor Control - Today I Lost a Tooth
10. Chavez - Tight Around the Jaws
11. Jawbox - Something Must Break
12. The Fall - Jawbone and the Air-Rifle
13. Big Black - Pavement Saw
14. The Mountain Goats - Terror Song
15. Dinosaur Jr. - Feel the Pain
16. The Snake the Cross the Crown - Cotton Teeth
17. ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - Crowning of a Heart
18. Sonic Youth - Cotton Crown
19. Hope Sandoval and the Warm Intentions - Around My Smile
20. The Boo Radleys - Smile Fades Fast
21. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - And I'm Aching
22. Morphine - Cure for Pain
23. A Place to Bury Strangers - Smile When You Smile
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The Beatles, Robots… and a Giant Spider:
OUP UK's Kate FT heads to the BA Festival of Science
As I mentioned in my post last week, this time of year is always busy for us publicists thanks to the number of festivals that take place up and down the country. In another dispatch from the front line of PR, OUP UK's Head of Publicity, Kate Farquhar-Thomson, regails us with her tale of giant-spider-avoidance in Liverpool during the British Association for the Advancement of Science's annual Festival.
It was with great excitement that I booked my trip to Liverpool for the BA Festival of Science. An annual event, the BA (British Association for the Advancement of Science) moves their festival to a new town each year. Last year we were in York and next year I believe it is moving down to the south of England. It runs for one week and offers 'the biggest celebration of science, engineering, and technology in Europe' and I was looking forward to it – that was until I read my paper one morning over a latte – 'gigantic spider goes for crawl across Liverpool'. There is only really one thing I dislike above all else and that is the spider, in all its shapes and forms – real or not real – it's all the same to me.
So it was with trepidation that I set off last Friday morning, 5th September, with the express aim not to spot it!
Well the weather was dreadful, floods in Wales, and torrential rain in Liverpool but my spirits were lifted by the first event I attended with Professor Mark Hanson who gave a highly informative and well attended talk at Blackwell Bookshop on Saturday morning about lifestyle diseases. Mark Hanson is British Heart Foundation Professor of Cardiovascular Science at the University of Southampton, and joint author of our book Mismatch: The Timebomb of Lifestyle Disease.
After I had seen Mark off on his train I set off during a rain respite to pound the streets of Liverpool. We all know it as home to The Beatles and the Cavern Club and inspiration to Gerry and the Pacemakers but this weekend it was home to a bug of an all too different type: La Machine (pictured above)! To be honest I spent all day trying to avoid this beast, really I tried my utmost. I sauntered past the fading glory that is the Adelphi Hotel and headed for the docks in pursuit of the Liver Building. The streets were alive with Liverpudlians, simply crawling… why? You guessed it: they were after that spider! No really, they were mad for it. It was due to take a walkabout and they wanted to be there, and lo and behold just when I was approaching the sanctuary of the docks so was I! Yikes, there it was crouched ready to make its move. I was out of there pronto! Off to The Beatles Story for me!
Rested and recovered, Sunday took me back to Blackwell to see David McFarland, author of Guilty Robots, Happy Dogs, and his robot, Bookbot (pictured above). A lively family event with the all action robot ensued before I made my way back down to Oxford and the sanctuary of home. I never did see the Liver Building!
The BA Festival runs until Thursday 11th September. More details can be found on their website.
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I've just posted a giant spider of Liverpool video on youtube. It's got great footage including the spider speeded up as it ascends a building and is beautifully edited:
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[...] sail and heading to the high seas! Head of Publicity for OUP UK, Kate Farquhar-Thomson, has been galivanting once again and this time sends word from the Queen Mary 2. Jealous? Moi? Well, yes, [...]
I' m a researcher in the field of autonomous robots , I found the giant spider of liverpool amazing.
keep up ur hard work.
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woow this giant spider is absolute amazing, I have seen someting like this on my last Tokio trip. Cool article.


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Jim_Austin writes "Academic science labs are generally far less safe than labs in industry; one estimate says that people working in academic labs are 11x more likely to be hurt than their industrial counterparts. A group of grad students and postdocs in Minnesota decided to address the issue had-on. With encouragement and funding from DOW, and some leadership from their department chairs, they're in the process of totally remaking their departments' safety cultures."
Nerval's Lobster writes "Newsweek's Leah McGrath Goodman spent months tracking down the mysterious founder of Bitcoin, "Satoshi Nakamoto," a name that everybody seemed to believe was a pseudonym for either a single individual or a shadowy collective of programmers. If Satoshi Nakamoto, former government contractor and model-train enthusiast, is actually "Satoshi Nakamoto," Bitcoin founder, then he's sitting atop hundreds of millions of dollars in crypto-currency. Does the article's exhaustive listing of Nakamoto's personal details place his security at risk? Many in the Bitcoin community think so, and poured onto the Web to express that opinion. The Newsweek article has raised some interesting questions about the need for thorough journalism versus peoples' right to privacy. For example, should Goodman have posted an image of Nakamoto's house and car, even though information about both would probably be relatively simple to find online, anyway?"
alphadogg writes "Having lots of Wi-Fi networks packed into a condominium or apartment building can hurt everyone's wireless performance, but Stanford University researchers say they've found a way to turn crowding into an advantage. In a dorm on the Stanford campus, they're building a single, dense Wi-Fi infrastructure that each resident can use and manage like their own private network. That means the shared system, called BeHop, can be centrally managed for maximum performance and efficiency while users still assign their own SSIDs, passwords and other settings. The Stanford project is making this happen with inexpensive, consumer-grade access points and SDN (software-defined networking)."
sciencehabit writes "Scientists have developed an algorithm that converts simple grayscale images into musical soundscapes. Even people blind from birth can use the technology to 'see' their surroundings and navigate around a room. Equally intriguing, the part of the subject's brain responsible for vision was active during these tasks, suggesting our thinking about how the brain works may be wrong. Instead of a 'vision center' of the brain, for example, we may actually have a region that helps us 'see', whether that input comes from sight or sound."
itwbennett writes "A new commercial tool designed to allow cybercriminals to easily transform legitimate Android applications into malicious software has hit the underground market, paving the way for cheap and easy development of sophisticated Android malware. Security researchers from Symantec said Wednesday in a blog post that the tool, called Dendroid, is marketed by its creators as an Android remote administration tool (RAT) and is being sold for $300."
astroengine writes "Hubble has observed some weird things since it was launched in 1990, but this is probably one of the strangest. In September 2013, the Catalina and Pan-STARRS sky surveys spotted a mysterious object in the asteroid belt, a region of rocky debris that occupy the space between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Follow-up observations by the Keck Observatory in Hawaii resolved three separate objects within the fuzzy cloud. It was so strange that Hubble mission managers decided to use the space telescope to get a closer look. And what they saw has baffled and thrilled astronomers in equal measure. 'This is a really bizarre thing to observe — we've never seen anything like it before,' said co-author Jessica Agarwal of the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany. 'The break-up could have many different causes, but the Hubble observations are detailed enough that we can actually pinpoint the process responsible.'"
rjmarvin writes "Samsung looks to have found a way around voice commands for smart glasses by projecting an augmented reality keyboard onto users' hands. Galaxy Glass wearers' thumbs are used as input devices, tapping different areas of their fingers where various keys are virtually mapped. According to the August 2013 patent filing with the WIPO and South Korea's Intellectual Property Office, Samsung states that voice controls are too imprecise a technology, which are too heavily impacted by the noise levels of the surrounding environment."
Bomarc writes "An article on KOMO website highlights the proposed use of a 'rocket cat' as weaponry. The — sometimes colorful illustrations that are coming to light illustrations (Digitized by the University of Pennsylvania) that are coming to light from a circa-1530 manual on artillery and siege warfare seem to show jet packs strapped to the backs of cats.
Hallie Siegel writes "Frank Tobe, returning from the recent Skolkovo Robotics Conference in Russia, writes about the irony of this Moscow Times headline, delves into the vision behind Russia's growing Skolkovo IT cluster, and gives some surprising facts about Russian robotics"
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cold fjord writes with this CNN report: "Massachusetts' highest court ruled Wednesday that it is not illegal to secretly photograph underneath a person's clothing — a practice known as "upskirting" — prompting one prosecutor to call for a revision of state law. The high court ruled that the practice did not violate the law because the women who were photographed while riding Boston public transportation were not nude or partially nude."
MojoKid writes "Buzz has been building for the last week that Microsoft would soon unveil the next version of DirectX at the upcoming Games Developer Conference (GDC). Microsoft has now confirmed that its discussion forums at the show won't just be to discuss updates to DX11, but that the company is putting a full court press behind DirectX 12. The company responded sharply over a year ago, when an AMD executive claimed that future versions of the API were essentially dead, but it has been over four years since DX11 debuted. To date, Microsoft has only revealed a few details of the next-generation API. Like AMD's Mantle, it will focus on giving developers "close-to-metal" GPU resource access and reducing CPU overhead. Like Mantle, the goal of DirectX 12 is to give programmers more control over performance tuning, with an eye towards better multi-threading and multi-GPU scaling. Unlike Mantle, DirectX 12 will undoubtedly support a full range of GPUs from AMD, Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm. Qualcomm's presence is interesting. With Windows RT all but moribund, Qualcomm's interest in that market may have seemed incidental. However, the fact that the company is involved with the DX12 standard could mean that the handset and tablet developer is serious about the Windows market in the long term."
cartechboy writes "Math watch time: For many traffic analysts, INRIX is considered the gold-standard. This week the company says traffic congestion surged in 2013 and grew over three times as fast as the American economy. The bad news: If true, this reverses two consecutive years of traffic declines with a six percent increase in 2013. (GDP, by comparison, grew 1.9 percent last year.) The analysts then theorize links between economic growth and traffic congestion, which makes sense on the surface. (As the economy improves, more jobs are created, so more commuters on the roads) But INRIX's theory creates as many questions as it answers. For example, the U.S. GDP has been steadily growing since 2009. So why did congestion decline in 2011 and 2012?"
sciencehabit writes "Researchers have found that between 1 and 3% of people don't like music of any kind. These people aren't tone deaf or incapable of grasping the emotional meaning of a song—their brains simply didn't find listening to music rewarding. While some psychiatric disorders are associated with the loss of the ability to feel pleasure, called anhedonia, the music-haters represent the first evidence for not feeling pleasure from only one specific pleasing stimulant, a condition that has been dubbed music-specific anhedonia. Curious where you fall on the music reward spectrum? The researchers have an online quiz." I know I actively prefer silence to most music, but what I like, I like intensely. Update: 03/06 21:48 GMT by T : Sorry for the garbled submission; now fixed.
The intro to our first video interview with Pwnie Express 'Founder and CEO and everything else' Dave Porcello back in 2012 started with this sentence: 'Pwnie Express is a cute name for this tiny (and easily hidden) group of Pen Test devices.' They have more tools now, including some they've released since we mentioned them and their (then) new Pwn Pad back in March, 2013. Now they're working with Kali Linux, a distro built especially for penetration testing (and formerly known as BackTrack). In this video we have Tim Lord chatting with Dave Porcello about recent Pwnie Express happenings at RSA 2014. (If you don't see the video below, please use this link.)
X!0mbarg writes "We've all heard about the inevitability of it, but M$ has started sending out Downloaded Notifications of its End Of Support for Windows XP as part of Automatic Updates. Has anyone else seen these pop up on their XP systems? I certainly did.
(Apologies in advance for my poor code-fu here.)
Many links abound for reference here:
Anyone else see this as an attempt to scare users into upgrades directly from the desktop?
Yes, we all knew this day would be upon us, but surely we didn't see M$ being so downright aggressive, did we?
Ultimately, what is everyone's opinion on this effort and its' ultimate affect to their usage of the admittedly antiquated OS?
I for one, will still be chugging along on a few systems until the system finally just Dies on me.
Any theories on actual support and afterlife cycle predictions? Anyone still patching together their Win98 systems? Win3.11? What duties have they been relegated to and why? What plans does everyone have in the Upgrade department? Are you waiting for anything specific from M$ before taking the Win8.1 plunge, or planning on holding onto your Win7 systems 'till they pry the code from its cold, dead drive?"
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Freetronics is Australia's answer to a lot of electronic tinkerers' needs, selling items like Arduino compatible boards, cables, and specialized tools. Founder Jonathan Oxer is a (serious) electronics hobbyist himself; he talked with Slashdot last year about making ArduSats, which were then launched to the International Space Station. Now, Oxer has written an excellent guide for hobbyists who might get the chance to travel to Shenzhen, where so many of the world's electronic bits and bobs are made. As travel writing goes, it's fascinating for the sheer novelty of the place. If you actually have the chance to go, some of the advice here might save you money and time. For those of you who have been to Shenzhen, what else should visitors know?
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As any fan of Downton Abbey knows all too well, the show premieres in the UK months before it heads overseas to the US. Why? We ask ourselves that question everyday. There is one silver lining to this arrangement, however. Spoilers galore!
Whether you've already watched Season 4 in the UK and just want to refresh your memory before Season 5 begins next year, or if you're still waiting for Downton to premiere on PBS on January 5, 2014, we've got something for you. Below you'll find a roundup of all our top Season 4 spoilers to date including episodic photo galleries and recaps of each and every Season 4 episode. You may want to go get yourself a cup of tea (or ring for the butler if that's your scene) before diving into the treasure trove before you.
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See photos from the first episode! Need your fix of upper-crust drama now, like, right now? We've got photos of the first installment of Season 4.
Episode 1 recap: Didn't see the first episode of Season 4 yourself but just can't wait to watch it live? No problem. With a cup of tea in hand, we returned to the Abbey. Read our recap!
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See photos from the third episode! There's a party at Downton and it looks to be a grand one. See for yourself in these photos from the episode.
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It's nice to know that Jade Tree has a weird guy who lurks near their building. (Their buildingmate, actually.) The Detour Bivouac is surrounded on all sides by the shiftless and strange, the forms of creaky-looking men who we believe will one day assassinate us. But wait, that's us. Jade Tree's been doing the damn thing since 1991, and has given us great records like Jets To Brazil's Orange Rhyming Dictionary and Fucked Up's Hidden World. Here, co-founder Darren Walters (along with Tim Owens) gives us the lowdown on the label, his struggling vegetarianism, and his apparent knowledge of the proper way to abbreviate Sound of Music. — Thomas Rooker White
Who runs the label?
Tim Owen and myself.
Where is the label located? Describe your digs?°¦
Beautiful downtown Wilmington, Delaware. We share a building with a Merry Maids and a strange guy that we think lives in his office. Occasionally there is puke in the hallway, but we get lots of natural light.
How did the label get its start? Its name?
The label started when Tim and I merged our previous straight-edge hardcore labels into a new one. We both agreed that it would be more interesting to own a label where there was no focus on geography, genre, or philosophy (other than DIY) and where we could release any kind of music that we liked. The name was Tim's idea and he can never remember where and how it came to him. When he mentioned it to me, I liked it because it did not conjure up anything at all in my mind. To this day, our bank thinks we are a lawn care company.
How many releases do you issue a year, on average?
That all depends. Some years we release 12 records; others 3. When we have music to release, we do it. Otherwise, we don't push it just to fill a schedule.
True or false: Digital downloads are okay, but 7″'s are cooler?°¦
7"s are always cooler, we just barley make them anymore!
Favorite label besides your own?°¦
I very much admire Dischord and Touch & Go for their adherence to their manner of operation. In the past, I have been a fan of everything from Creation to Revelation and everything in between.
Favorite record ever?°¦
Could you think of a worse question? I, like many, cannot pick just one. So here are a few:
The Clash, London Calling
Madonna, Like A Virgin
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, The Harder They Come
The Smiths, The Smiths
New Order, Power, Corruption, and Lies
Favorite movie ever?°¦
It has to be Star Wars for the massive impact that it made on my life. I'm a child of the 70's.
Vegetarian or carnivore?
Vegan for 18 years. Recently downgraded to full-time cheese head and part-time fish eating slob. It's probably my one real regret.
Your guiltiest pleasure. The thing no one would believe you watch, read, or listen to?°¦
Watch: "Prison Break"
Read: Men's Health
Listen: Everything But the Girl
I love the Sound of Music movie and soundtrack, too. I can often be seen sporting a Maria Von Trapp (Julie Andrews) button and singing tunes.
In further pursuit to experience the Sound of Music, I have trekked not once, but twice to Austria.
The first time I took an overnight train from Munich to Vienna at 3AM, only to realize upon my arrival that I was supposed to be in Salzburg.
Returning to Europe on tour a year later, I traveled overnight from Saarbrucken to Salzburg and enjoyed a joyous day doing a SOM tour. It was one of the best days of my life!


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I am using the command xlC to compile C++ programs on a UNIX platform. When I need to increase the precision of my mathematical calculations from 64b-128b, the following command is helpful:
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Get GMP (Gnu Math Precision), a free library for arbitrary precision arithmetic, operating on signed integers, rational numbers and floating-point numbers. You can find it at www.swox.com/gmp.
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After I upgraded one of our systems to Red Hat 7.1 from 7.0, the system crashes frequently, something like once a week. The crashes always occur soon after 4:00 A.M. (after cron.daily is executed). Kernel output is
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While hardware problems can happen at any time, if this started after you upgraded, you should try downgrading the kernel to the version you had on Red Hat 7.0, or if you don't mind rebuilding a kernel, you can try getting the latest 2.4 available (2.4.10 at the time of this writing). Many bugs were fixed in the first versions of the 2.4 kernel. If you want to rule out hardware issues, you can try an excellent stress tester, Cerberus, which you can get from SourceForge at sourceforge.net/projects/va-ctcs.
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Slackware kept prompting that I had no space left for the installation to proceed. I could not believe it because I had 10GB reserved. I partitioned my hard drive like this:
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As I install more applications on my Slackware server for my users, I find that many require authentication, but there are a few that don't read data from the passwd file. The result is that users need to change their password in multiple locations.
There seems to be a movement toward PAM and LDAP so that if I could switch to support them, users could change their password to all of the services, including Samba, e-mail, pppd and phpgroupware from one location (such as a web-based password change application). However, Slackware doesn't support PAM, and I can't find a HOWTO to install PAM.
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It is possible to install PAM on a non-PAM-aware distribution, but it involves, among other things, replacing all your applications that do authentication with PAM-aware ones (and if your distribution doesn't provide them, you have to get the source, find PAM patches if they're not integrated and recompile everything with the right options for your system). It is a lot of work, and unless you're looking for a special challenge, I recommend you switch to a modern distribution like Debian Linux or Red Hat Linux (which both support PAM natively). Those are only two examples; many other distributions support PAM too.
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- SOCM Family Conference 2007 Dear Members, Barakmore / Shlomo While praising God Almighty for his abundant blessings showered upon us, we once again thank youDec 23, 2006View SourceSOCM Family Conference 2007
Dear Members,
Barakmore / Shlomo
While praising God Almighty for his abundant blessings showered upon
us, we once again thank you all for your continued support extended to us for the betterment of the Forum and its related activities. With your support only, the Forum celebrated its 6th birthday in November 2006.
In order to strengthen our mutual relationship, we are planning to
conduct a 'SOCM Family Conference' in 2007. The idea of this conference is to have an informal public meeting with our members and moderators, at a centrally located place in Kerala, in order to advance the present close-nit relationship. It will be an ideal meeting for brain-storming the present and future activities of
SOCM-Forum and its subsidiaries.
As you are aware, our members are dispersed universally and hence an
earlier intimation of this type of conference is required for them to plan their attendance. Considering various aspects, we have decided to conduct this conference on 11th AUGUST 2007 (Second Saturday of the month) at Puthencruz Patriarchal Centre. It will be a half-day programme, starting at 9 A.M. with Holy Qurbono, public meeting and interactions thereafter.
More details of the programme will be announced later.
It is our earnest desire to have all our members attend this conference to know each other personally. We all selflessly work for the glorification of God Almighty and HIS visible body on earth, the Church. Hence, turning the present 'e-mail friendship' to a personal level, will always add an extra milestone in our journey to achieve the goal. We sincerely invite each one of you with your family to attend this 'family get-together' and hence request you to plan your
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The success of this programme depends on its effective arrangement.
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SOCM-Forum Moderators. - Dear Sir, Thanks for the reply and I appreciate that. Nevertheless, I would like to point out few things for your information and kind consideration. (1) Yes,Mar 8 9:35 PMView SourceDear Sir,Thanks for the reply and I appreciate that. Nevertheless, I would like to point out few things for your information and kind consideration.(1) Yes, It is noticed that the calendar is made by Samajam, but let me reiterate its a Church Calendar. I had pointed out this to Mr. Daniel, who made this a year back, but unfortunately I got the reply that this is to be used for Saudi Arabia. I don't think any one in Saudi Arabia use Church Calendar in their offices. Further, if its for Saudi Arabia, that shpuld be with Samajam members and wellwishers, it should not appear in jacobite online's website. Am I making sense?(2) Even our local church calendar in Kerala often makes this mistakes, as they put these dates in Calendars, I believe. How can we justify that, if so.(3) Communal harmony is well and good, but that should not get in to a level which dilutes the basic faith (when I say faith means, its Christian Faith, not church/ community) we adhere to.As a person, I'm so weak and cannot take it to higher hierarchy, but you can.Once again thanks for your reply and I hope my points are clear to you now.RegardsShibu MATHEWID number is 4595
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 8:47 PM, Shibu Mathew <shibmat@...> wrote:
It has been noticed for the past couple of years hat the Church Calendar highlights the 'Hijra' dates along with the Gregorian date. Basically there is nothing harmful in first shot, but there is a damage behind that.Hijra year is basically the year Muslims calculate as the year when they received Quran to them. My question, Are we Christians accept and acknowledge the same?St. Pauls says to Galatians 1: 9 "As we said before, so say I now again, If any [man] preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed."Keeping this in mind; how do we highlight Hijri year? Let normal calendar carry it for business reasons, but Church Calendar shall not...Please express yourself with comments....Rgds
Shibu MATHEWID number is 4595---------------------From the desk of moderatorsThis calender was prepared and distributed by our congregation (SAMJAM) in Saudi Arabia. For their own reasons they included the "Hijra" dates.