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With Exeter suffering a 55-12 drubbing at Sandy Park, Dai Young's side moved up to seventh which, under the new European structure, offers a play-off against the seventh-placed Top 14 side for a place in next season's Rugby Champions Cup.
James Haskell scored twice, while Tom Varndell, Elliot Daly and Ashley Johnson all crossed the whitewash as Wasps claimed a bonus-point victory and inflicted a third successive defeat on Gloucester, who remain ninth in the Premiership standings.
England winger Jonny May, Huia Edmonds and Freddie Burns all scored for the away side but they were unable to overtake Wasps, despite the hosts finishing the game with 13 men on the field.
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Anthedon was a Hellenistic city near Gaza.[1]
Located between Gaza and Ascalon, the city served as port to the former. It was inhabited from the Mycenaean era to the early Byzantine age, but it was during the Hellenistic period that the port northwest of Gaza, populated by immigrants from Anthedon, Boeotia, became an independent city under the name Anthedon. As a Greek city, it had an agora and temples. The citizens' life was chiefly dedicated to fishing and shipbuilding. The city was governed by a Council of 500 members and had its own army commanded by a strategos.[2]
Anthedon is first mentioned by Flavius Josephus in Jewish Antiquities,[3] dealing with the period when it was conquered by the Jewish leader Alexander Jannaeus and destroyed. In 64 BC it was liberated by Pompey and subsequently rebuilt by his successor Gabinius.[4] Later on, Anthedon along with coastal Province Judea passed into the hands of Cleopatra and then to Augustus, who assigned it to Herod.[5] The latter renamed the city Agrippias in honor of Agrippa, a Roman general and son-in-law to Octavian Augustus.[3] During the "Jewish War" (66–70 AD), the religious faction of the Zealots attacked Anthedon, but the attack was successfully repelled and the city remained Hellenistic.
The location of ancient Anthedon is inside the Gaza Strip, at a place with the Arabic name Tell Blakhiyah (2 kilometers north of the port of Gaza). It has been identified with Tida or Theda, a site near Beit Lahiya known from medieval Arab sources.[1] Immediately to the north of it there is a hill still called Teda; the name seems to be a corruption of "Anthedon". Some parts of the city wall are still standing, and port structures are visible: they have been explored by a Franco-Palestinian archaeological expedition between 1995 and 2005, under the direction of Father Jean-Baptiste Humbert.[6] Potsherds have also been found in sandy dunes.
On April 2, 2012, the ancient city was listed as a tentative World Heritage Site by Palestine.[7] In 2013, Hamas bulldozed part of it in order to build a "terrorist training camp".[8]
Ecclesiastical history[edit]
In the 4th century AD the city became an episcopal seat, though traditional multitheism, particularly the worship of Venus and/or Astarte,[9] survived there until the 5th century according to Sozomenus.[10] The latter informs us about one Zenon, brother of the martyrs Nestabus and Eusebius - who were martyred in 362 AD as a result of prosecution by Julian the Apostate - who fled to Anthedon. The pagan townsfolk, upon learning that he was a Christian, beat him and drove him out of town. Later on, this Zenon went on to become bishop of Maiuma of Gaza. The first known bishop of Anthedon was Paul, who took part in the Councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon in 431 and 451 respectively. Also known is another bishop Eustathius, who took part in the Council of Jerusalem in 518, and Dorotheus, participant in the council of 536.[1] Since it is no longer a residential bishopric, it is today listed by the Catholic Church as a titular see.[11]
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- ^ a b c Ascalon, Gaza, Negev and Sinai, the Madaba Mosaic Map
- ^ Les Villes Philistines, Gaza, Ascalon. (French)
- ^ a b JA 13.13.3
- ^ Études archéologiques des ruines d'Anthedon. (French)
- ^ "Anthedon Harbour" at UNESCO World Heritage Center
- ^ "Hamas Bulldozes UN-Designated Historical Site to Make Room for Terrorist Training Camp"
- ^ Vaillant, Numismata..., p. 115, in: Smith, William, ed. (1854–57). Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography. London: John Murray. Vol. 1, p. 139
- ^ Ecclesiastical History 5.9
- ^ Annuario Pontificio 2013 (Libreria Editrice Vaticana 2013 ISBN 978-88-209-9070-1), p. 834
- This article incorporates information from the equivalent article on the French Wikipedia.
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TrueSTEAM Water Level Sensor: works fine
The original equipment sensor (part no. 50027998-001 in a Honeywell TrueSTEAM Direct-Injection Humidifier HM509A) failed after 3 years, due to cracks in the plastic coating around the metal probes. The troubleshooting...Read complete review
The original equipment sensor (part no. 50027998-001 in a Honeywell TrueSTEAM Direct-Injection Humidifier HM509A) failed after 3 years, due to cracks in the plastic coating around the metal probes. The troubleshooting procedure in the manual correctly identified the problem (2 blinks of red light = failed water sensor). After ordering the part, while waiting for it to arrive, I coated the cracks in the original sensor with superglue, which worked for a couple of days before it failed again.This replacement part was the correct item as advertised, and I receive it within the stated delivery time. Installation was simple, with instructions provided in the box in case the original manual is not available.In addition to the sensor and gaskets, a wiring connector and 2 wire clips were provided. I used the new gaskets, although the original ones were still pliable. I did not need the new wiring connector and I think it's unlikely this would fail within the service life of the humidifier. Only 1 wire clip is used, so even in the unlikely event that the original clip was damaged, including a 2nd clip is unnecessary.I installed the new sensor about 3 weeks ago and it is working properly. No way to know what its life span will be.
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Shipping and brokerage fees to Canada added about $40 to the price of this Honeywell steam humidifier water level sensor. To replace it under warranty (part only), the local HVAC serviceman required ten...Read complete review
Shipping and brokerage fees to Canada added about $40 to the price of this Honeywell steam humidifier water level sensor. To replace it under warranty (part only), the local HVAC serviceman required ten times that amount and two service calls for which I would have had to hang around for a half day each. I would have had to wait 3 days because the part wasn't in stock at the HVAC depot. If I picked it up myself I would have had to pay for it (no warranty so at a much higher price than I paid from Pex), take a half day of my time and put 80 km/50 miles on the car.I ordered it online from Pex and the sensor (Honeywell original part) was delivered by UPS to my door in 7 days. It took me 5 minutes to install. Think I'm going to use my local HVAC dealer again? Not likely. We have extremely hard water and during the winter the steam humidifier requires monthly service with a complete cleaning each time. It does a superb job of humidifying and I'm happy with it even though it requires regular frequent and intensive maintenance.I would recommend a steam humidifier to a friend but with the reservation that the humidifier isn't install-and-forget.
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I installed it the same way as explained in honeywell manual
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Easy to replace and the package includes instructions. Glad to be able to get this at a great price and fast delivery. You won't be disappointed.
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the part was an exact replacement and was easily installed with the instructions provided.
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When buying a new humidifier is NOT an alternative, Supply House came through again for me with affordable replacement parts for the Honeywell TrueSteam humidifier.
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For some reason these fail, and this is what the stat tells you you need. Easy to replace and fixed the problem.
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Ordered the part and fixed my humidifier that was overflowing from water source, existing part was clearly damaged (cracked at different dip sensors).
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The sensor came on time, easy to install--except the screw was not easy to start ( a bit larger than hole).
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Came with everything needed for an easy replacement
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Was getting a 6-flash error code on my Honeywell HM512 (water overflow alarm.) So I ordered a new sensor kit and installed it yesterday. Works like a charm (old unit came out easily, and the complete new unit went in just fine.) Seems to be working perfectly!But as I was putting back together, I noticed the top steam nozzle had broken in two...so now I'm checking on a new 50028000-001 remote nozzle/hose kit. So, if it ain't one thing, its amother!
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NEW YORK, Dec. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Carey Watermark Investors Incorporated (CWI), a non-traded real estate investment trust ("REIT") focused on investing in lodging and lodging-related properties, announced that it has acquired the Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel, a 553-room full-service hotel, located at 1 West Wacker Drive across from the Chicago River in downtown Chicago, for $139 million.
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He was born May 14, 1958 in Ridgway, son of the late John F. Hill and Janis (Snyder) Hill.
He married Tina Gagliardi, who survives.
He resided in the area most of his life and enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Sr. John Frances Aiello, SSJ, 88, of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Northwestern Pennsylvania, died on Dec. 3, 2012.
She was in her 60th year of religious life. She was born in Johnsonburg on Sept. 1, 1924, the daughter of the late John and Frances Chirillo Aiello. She entered the Sisters of St. Joseph from Holy Rosary parish in Johnsonburg on Aug. 30, 1953 and professed her final vows on Aug. 15, 1959. She celebrated her Golden Jubilee (50 years) in 2003.
Martha M. Erhard Holmberg, 89, of Shinglehouse, formerly of Portville, N.Y., passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012 in Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport.
Born May 25, 1923 in Ridgway, she was a daughter of Wilbur and Susie Walker Erhard. On Feb. 11, 1942 in Ridgway, she married Arthur M. Holmberg, who passed away on Aug. 22, 1989.
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Marlon E. Fields Sr., age 61, of Shawmut Road, Brockport, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012, at his residence.
He was born March 9, 1951, in Ridgway, son of the late Wayne A. and Betty Jane Stubbs Fields.
He was married to Joyce M. Gelnett, who preceded him in death on Jan. 29, 2002.
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Carmen A. Tegano, 84, of Christ The King Manor, DuBois, passed away, Monday, Nov. 26, 2012, at his residence.
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Animal sacrifice
Animal sacrifice is the ritual killing and offering of an animal to appease or maintain favour with a divine agency. Such forms of sacrifice are practised within many religions around the world and have appeared historically in almost all cultures, including those of the Sumerians, Hebrews, Greeks, Romans, Germanics, Celts, Aztecs, and Mayans.
All or only part of a sacrificial animal may be offered, especially in the context of ritual slaughter.
Remnants of ancient animal sacrifice can also be found in various contemporary practices, the kapparos and shechita of Judaism and ḏabīḥah of Islam, for example.
Ancient world[edit]
Animal sacrifices were common throughout Europe and the Ancient Near East until Late Antiquity.
The Minoan settlement of Phaistos in ancient Crete reveals basins for animal sacrifice dating to the period 2000 to 1700 BC.[1]
Ancient Europe[edit]
- Ancient Roman religion: October Horse, Tauromachy, Taurobolium
- Ancient Greek religion: Holocaust (sacrifice), Hecatomb
- Celtic paganism
- Germanic paganism: Blót
Ancient India[edit]
Abrahamic traditions[edit]
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- See main article: Korban
Many Jewish sources discuss the deeper meaning behind korbanot. For example, Sefer Hachinuch explains that an individual bringing an animal sacrifice for a sin understands that he personally should have been sacrificed as punishment for the rebellion against God inherent in his sin, but God mercifully accepts the sacrifice in his or her place. Furthermore, it is considered fitting that an animal is used as a sacrifice because at the moment of sin, the individual in question disregarded his elevated human soul, effectively acting as an animal.
In Kapparot, a rooster literally becomes a religious and sacred vessel and is sacrificed on the afternoon before Yom Kippur. The purpose of the sacrifice being the expiation of the sins of the man as the chicken symbolically receives the man's sins, which is based on the reconciliation of Isaiah 1:18 in the Hebrew Bible.
The Samaritans, a group historically related to the Jews, practice animal sacrifice in accordance with the Law of Moses.
References to animal sacrifice appear in the New Testament, such as the parents of Jesus sacrificing two doves (Luke 2:24) and the Apostle Paul performing a Nazirite vow even after the death of Christ (Acts 21:23-26).
Christ is referred to by his apostles as "the Lamb of God", the one to whom all sacrifices pointed (Hebrews 10). Christ's crucifixion is comparable to animal sacrifice on a large scale as His death serves as atonement for all of man's sins.
Some villages in Greece also sacrifice animals to Orthodox saints in a practice known as kourbània. Sacrifice of a lamb, or less commonly a rooster, is a common practice in Armenian Church and Tewahedo Church. This tradition, called matagh, is believed to stem from pre-Christian pagan rituals. Additionally, some Mayans following a form of Folk Catholicism in Mexico today still sacrifice animals in conjunction with church practices, a ritual practiced in past religions before the arrival of the Spaniards.[2]
Muslims engaged in the Hajj (pilgrimage) are obligated to sacrifice a lamb or a goat or join others in sacrificing a cow or a camel during the celebration of the Eid al-Adha.[3][4] by other Muslims not on the Hajj to Mecca are also encouraged to participate in this sacrifice to share in the sanctity of the occasion. It is understood as a symbolic re-enactment of Abraham's sacrifice of a ram in place of his son, a narrative present throughout Abrahamism. Meat from this occasion is divided into three parts:
- For personal nourishment
- For distribution among friends
- And, as charity for the indigent
Other occasions where the lamb is sacrificed include the celebration of the birth of a child, reaching the final stages of building a house, the acquisition of a valuable commodity, and even the visit of a dear or honourable guest. For Muslims, the sacrifice of lamb is and is associated with celebrations, feasts, generosity, and the seeking of blessings. Most schools of fiqh hold the animal must be killed according to the prohibitions of halal sacrifice.
Strangite Latter Day Saints[edit]
Animal sacrifice was instituted in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Strangite), a minor Latter Day Saint faction founded by James J. Strang in 1844. Strang's Book of the Law of the Lord (1851) deals with the topic of animal sacrifice in chapters 7 and 40.
Given the prohibition on sacrifices for sin contained in III Nephi 9:19-20 (Book of Mormon), Strang did not require sin offerings. Rather, he focused on sacrifice as an element of religious celebrations,[5] especially the commemoration of his own coronation as king over his church, which occurred on July 8, 1850.[6] The head of every house, from the king to his lowest subject, was to offer "a heifer, or a lamb, or a dove. Every man a clean beast, or a clean fowl, according to his household."[7]
While the killing of sacrifices was a prerogative of Strangite priests,[8] female priests were specifically barred from participating in this aspect of the priestly office.[9] "Firstfruits" offerings were also demanded of all Strangite agricultural harvests.[10] Animal sacrifices are no longer practiced by the Strangite organization, though belief in their correctness is still required.
Neither The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints nor the Community of Christ, the two largest Latter Day Saint factions, ever accepted Strang's teachings on this (or any other) subject.
Hindu sects such as Vaishnavism forbid animal sacrifice,[11][12][13][14] and indeed any meat processing, based on the doctrine of ahimsa.[13] Although animal sacrifices practices as are still current are mostly associated with either Shaktism or with local tribal traditions.
Mahabharata contains description of an Ashvamedha performed by king Uparichara Vasu, however, no animals were sacrificed.[15] In the Vedas, there are mention of animal sacrifices, such as mantras for the sacrifice of a Goat in the Rig,[16] the Horse sacrifice (Ashvamedha) in the Yajur,[17] whilst in the Jyotistoma sacrifice three animal-sacrifices are performed, namely, Agnisomiya, Savaniya and Anubandhya.[18][19] The Yajurveda is considered the Veda of sacrifices and rituals,[20][21] and consists of a number of animal sacrifices, such as mantras and procedures for the sacrifices of a white goat to Vayu,[22] a calf to Sarasvati, a speckled Ox to Savitr, a Bull to Indra, a castrated Ox to Varuna and so on.[23][24] Although these rituals didn't focused on the killing of animal,[25] and Vedas themselves defined them only for earlier age.[26] Such rituals, including Ashvamedha are one of the prohibited rite for current age.[27]
There are Hindu temples in Assam and West Bengal India and Nepal where goats, chickens and sometimes Water buffalos are sacrificed. These sacrifices are performed mainly at temples following the Shakti school of Hinduism where the female nature of Brahman is worshipped in the form of Kali and Durga. There are many village temples in Tamil Nadu where this kind of sacrifice takes place.[28]
In some Sacred groves of India, particularly in Western Maharashtra, animal sacrifice is practiced to pacify female deities that are supposed to rule the Groves.[29]
The three methods used by Hindus to kill an animal are Jhatka (decapitation with a single blow), piercing the heart with a spike and asphyxiation.
Animal sacrifice en masse occurs during the three day long Gadhimai festival in Nepal. In 2009 it was speculated that more than 250,000 animals were killed[30] while 5 million devotees attended the festival.[31]
In India ritual of animal sacrifice is practised in many villages before local deities. For instance, Kandhen Budhi is the reigning deity of Kantamal in Boudh district of Orissa, India. Every year, animals like goat and fowl are sacrificed before the deity on the occasion of her annual Yatra/Jatra (festival) held in the month of Aswina (September–October). The main attraction of Kandhen Budhi Yatra is Ghusuri Puja. Ghusuri means pig, which is sacrificed once in every three years. Kandhen Budhi is also worshipped at Lather village under Mohangiri GP in Kalahandi district of Orissa, India(Pasayat, 2009:20-24).
Bali Jatra of Sonepur in Orissa, India is also an annual festival celebrated in the month of Aswina (September–October) when animal sacrifice is an integral part of the ritual worship of deities namely Samaleswari, Sureswari and Khambeswari. Bali refers to animal sacrifice and hence this annual festival is called Bali Jatra (Barik, 2009:160-162).
The religious belief of Tabuh Rah, a form of animal sacrifice of Balinese Hinduism includes a religious cockfight where a rooster is used in religious custom by allowing him to fight against another rooster in a religious and spiritual cockfight, a spiritual appeasement exercise of Tabuh Rah.[32] The spilling of blood is necessary as purification to appease the evil spirits, and ritual fights follow an ancient and complex ritual as set out in the sacred lontar manuscripts.[33]
Sacrifices as metaphorical[edit]
In the Buddhist Suttanipata section of Vinaya Pitaka,[34] the "Brahmana Dhammika Sutta" (II,7)[35] portion confirms that the ancient Brahmins did not commit any animal sacrifice as one excerpt from it reads "they made sacrifices of rice, butter, etc and never killed the cows, the best friends of man, the giver of medicines"[36] Also in the Buddhist Mahasupina Jataka[37] and Lohakumbhi Jataka[38] declares that Brahmin Sariputra in a previous life was a Brahmin that prevented animal sacrifice by declaring that animal sacrifice was actually against the Vedas.
A Jain sage interprets the Vedic sacrifices as metaphorical:
- "Body is the altar, mind is the fire blazing with the ghee of knowledge and burning the sacrificial sticks of impurities produced from the tree of karma;..."[39]
The Buddha condemned ritual animal sacrifice.[40] The First Precept of Buddhism prohibits any type of killing. More specifically, Brahmanism, the dominant religion in northern India at the time of the Buddha included sacrifice (Yajna) including animal slaughter. The Tipiṭaka records one sacrifice where 'five hundred bulls, five hundred steers and numerous heifers, goats and rams were brought to the sacrificial post for slaughter' (A.IV,41). The Buddha criticized these bloody rituals as being "wasteful, ineffective and cruel" (A.II,42).[41]
Far East[edit]
Many people, especially the emperor Wang Mang of the Xin Dynasty, offered animal products in ancestor worship. Confucius approved of such practices, without actually mandating them.
Buddhism and Taoism generally prohibit killing of animals;[42][43][44] some animal offerings, such as fowl, pigs, goats, fish, or other livestock, are accepted in some Taoism sects and beliefs in Chinese folk religion.[45][46][47]
In Kaohsiung, animal sacrifices are banned in Taoist temples.[48]
Traditional African religion[edit]
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Animal sacrifice is regularly practiced in traditional African religions. In New World versions of these religions, such as or Lucmi, such animal offerings constitute a portion of what are termed ebos – ritual activities that include offerings, prayer and deeds. The blood of the animals is thought to hold aché, or life force.
Animal sacrifice is also found in the Cuban religion called Palo, which derives from African religion of the Congo, and in Haitian Vodou, a religion that derives from the Vodou religion of Dahomey.[49]
Animal sacrifice is also found in the Talensi tribe from Ghana, Africa. Their animal sacrifice ritual is practiced for their ancestors, with each family having their own sacrificial pit. The more sacrificial skull remains on top of a pit signifies the more respected families. Once a sacrifice has taken place, the family of the ancestor receives the majority of the sacrificed animal to eat. The size, color, and type of animal all have different meanings and some are valued more than others. For example, the color white is seen as purity, the color black as darkness or evil, and the color red as danger. The species of animals they sacrifice are solely domesticates. They do not sacrifice pigs, not because of religious reasons, but because their behavior mimics that of a wild animal. Each shrine differs in the animals it accepts and does not. Most shrines accept sheep, goat, cattle, donkey, cat, dog, fowl and dove, while some also accept duck and turtle. The value of each depends on the specific shrine. If the shrine has received only a few different types of animals in the past, the Talensi try to continue the tradition. For example, some shrines are built for large animals such as donkeys and cattle, while others do not have an entrance big enough for them.[50]
The landmark decision by the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of the Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah in 1993 upheld the right of Santeria adherents to practice ritual animal sacrifice in the United States of America. Likewise in Texas in 2009, legal and religious issues that related to animal sacrifice, animal rights and freedom of religion were taken to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in the case of Jose Merced, President Templo Yoruba Omo Orisha Texas, Inc., v. City of Euless. The court ruling that the Merced case of the freedom of exercise of religion was meritorious and prevailing and that Merced was entitled under the Texas Religious Freedom and Restoration Act (TRFRA) to an injunction preventing the city of Euless, Texas from enforcing its ordinances that burdened his religious practices relating to the use of animals,[51] (see Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 110.005(a)(2)).
See also[edit]
- Animals in Buddhism
- Animal rights
- Animal welfare
- Animal worship
- Anthrozoology
- Bans on ritual slaughter
- Folk religion
- Human sacrifice
- Islam and animals
- Paganism
- Ritual of oak and mistletoe
- Scapegoat
- Slaughter offerings
- Totemism
- Tzav
- ^ C.Michael Hogan, Knossos Fieldnotes, The Modern Antiquarian (2007)
- ^ "Maya and Catholic Religious Syncretism at Chamula, Mexico". Vagabondjourney.com. 2011-11-26. Retrieved 2014-02-12.
- ^ Traditional festivals. 2. M - Z. ABC-CLIO. p. 132. ISBN 9781576070895.
- ^ Bongmba, Elias Kifon. The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to African Religions. Wiley.com. p. 327.
- ^ Book of the Law, pp. 293-97. See also http://www.strangite.org/Offering.htm.
- ^ Book of the Law, pg. 293.
- ^ Book of the Law, pp. 293-94.
- ^ Book of the Law, pg. 199, note 2.
- ^ Book of the Law, pg. 199. Unlike other Latter Day Saint organizations at this time, Strang permitted women to serve as Priests and Teachers in his priesthood.
- ^ Book of the Law, pp. 295-97.
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STENTYS (FR0010949404 – STNT), a medical technology company commercializing in Europe the world's first and only Self-Apposing ® Stent to treat acute myocardial infarction (AMI), announced new data this week in indications outside of myocardial infarction. Results from the OPEN II study and a series from the Amsterdam Medical Center were presented during the TCT (Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics) conference in San Francisco.
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" This large study in a highly complex group of patients with challenging lesions confirms that the STENTYS stent can be used in routine practice, and leads to very good results compared to those published historically," said Dr. Naber.
Huangling Lu, M.D., from Amsterdam Medical Center (Amsterdam, the Netherlands) also presented a series of 87 patients treated with STENTYS at her institution. This series enrolled primarily patients with atypical anatomy: 53% had aneurysmatic or ectactic (dilated) vessels, 31% had tapered vessels, 23% had large vessels (above 4.5mm) and 10% had by-pass grafts. At 12 months, the MACE rate was 4.7%." The Self-Apposing stent is the only available product that can conform to complex, non-cylindrical vessel anatomy, as detailed on its recently extended CE Mark label," said Gonzague Issenmann, CEO and co-founder of STENTYS. "These data will further support the marketing of our product in these indications in Europe and the Middle East." Coronary arteries generally have cylindrical shape and uniform diameters, but can vary greatly in some patients. In these cases, conventional stents often cannot maintain contact to the artery wall, resulting in inadequate implantation called malapposition which can lead to adverse clinical events and heart attacks. The STENTYS Self-Apposing Stent is engineered to solve the dilemma of artery diameter discrepancy. Its flexible, self expanding design takes the shape of the patient's unique vessel anatomy and perfectly apposes to the irregular contours of a blood vessel.
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I like the formulation and it does stay on long, but the opening of it is quite big, and it is hard to pour out when you want only a small amount.
been buying this for years and really need to try the new release of it. great coverage and AMAZING staying power. after trying it on i tried washing it off and the water literally ran off it without moving product. always use this when i workout or in hot weather. only downside is it has a strong matte finish but can be easily fixed with setting spray.
It is alright for a drugstore foundation i guess.. It feels quite cakey on my skin and it doesn't even have the greatest coverage. If you have oily skin this is a no-no. The colour range isn't great at all. Most drugstore foundations tend to only have colour matches for pink-undertone so i wasn't expecting much else. I can't really have an opinion about it because i am unable to match it to my skin so maybe people with pink-undertones will be able to give a better review of it. I also don't like that this doesn't have a pump because it is quite thick and hard to get out.
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So I bought this in the color nude. I have to say I really love the coverage and all it looks good and I don't need to wear a powder only cause I get a little oily! Yet the problem is it oxidized and made me look orange? Does any one else have this problem? I'm going to buy a lighter shade and hope it works cause other than that I really like it!
SELECTED SHADE: classic beige (NC37 for reference)
- medium to full coverage
- long wearing
- looks natural
- doesn't oxidize
- satin finish
- no pump
- dries quickly
- feels heavy
COMMENTS: I despise foundations with no pumps, but that's just how the cookie crumbles. This is a long wearing, satin finish foundation. Medium to full coverage. It stays put on my oily skin and I get a good 4 hours before I get oily, which is the norm for me. It still managed to stay on, but will get quite dewy the longer it's worn. The finish is comparable to L'Oreal True Match - satin (very natural) then gets quite dewy, except this one doesn't transfer and isn't as lightweight. I love how this makes my skin look, though. It really melts into the skin and even if a brush is used, it gives the appearance of having used a damp blending sponge as it doesn't sit on top of the skin or look unnatural. It also didn't oxidize and 'classic beige' was a perfect match.
Will repurchase.
No seriously, you don't even know. I love this stuff. I want to marry this stuff. You think I'm joking. But I most definitely am not.
After a lovely user mre95 (Check her out:) suggested it, I messaged her, and picked this up. No other reviews read, just her recommendation, no further questions. I knew I must try this. I picked it up and absolutely loved it. I discovered that this glorious foundation..
A. Was a great match to my skin
B. Covered blemishes and redness flawlessly
C. Lasted a long time.
D. Looked natural while providing coverage.
Those things were enough to make this HG material for me. But my review doesn't stop here. Oh no.
Today I was out for 11 hours straight. I spent and hour and a half of that on a bus, 2 hours walking, and 4-5 hours in a hot gymnasium with a hundred teenagers. When I came home and looked in the mirror, what I saw LITERALLY MADE ME WANT TO FALL ON MY FACE AND WORSHIP THE GROUND THIS FOUNDATION WALKS ON.
After 11 complete hours of wear, with ABSOLUTELY NO touch ups, my face not only had flawless coverage, but looked natural, and my entire face just looked fresh. AFTER 11 HOURS OF WEAR PEOPLE.
Please do not listen to people comparing this to color stay. BECAUSE REVLON COLORSTAY DOES NOT HOLD A SINGLE CANDLE TO THIS FOUNDATION. Saying this is like Revlon is doing this foundation a disservice. This is so much more natural looking. It provides coverage while not being cakey at all, and I don't even need primer or powder. You heard me. No powder.
This foundation is just phenomenal. I had about seven very large painful blemishes today, and this covered them flawlessly, without upsetting my skin, or causing it to break out more.
I hope you will go out and purchase this right now. If you like wearing full coverage foundation regularly, or just need it for special occasions, this is the stuff you need. I cannot recommend this highly enough. I give this product one million stars.
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I bought this out of desperation for my very acne prone skin. I'm always having breakouts and I struggle with quite dry but also quite oily skin. I would pay a lot for the perfect foundation! I've tried a couple higher-end ones but sticking closer to DS foundations for my wallet's sake. So glad that I tried Superstay, though some of the reviews scared me.
My skin is super sensitive as well as having the above issues, so with that in mind, this gave me just what I needed. Coverage, staying power without drying, and finally a warm enough shade for me. I found this much different than Colorstay. Unfortunately I CANNOT wear CS because it dries me out ridiculously and I like a more natural look. I also CANNOT wear L'Oreal True Match because it melts off my face in just an hour or two, which is sad because I love the smooth, natural, pore-less look it gives me initially.
Superstay gave me just what I needed. So far it is the best foundation I've found!
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Super Stay is a really great foundation; I'd compare it to Revlon's Colorstay.
I liked a lot of things about this product and its performance; the one aspect that I didn't like quite so much was the color. The colors in this line are all cool-toned; if you're cool-toned, then these are for you. There is a great range of colors to choose from. However, I am warm-toned, so using this foundation did mean a bit of a mismatch, even though the actual colour matched me all right.
Another thing is that this foundation oxidizes big time; buy a shade or three lighter than it looks in the box, because it will oxidize to become much darker. I thought that this foundation will be great for the winter, but it turned out that this was more of a shade for when I am tanned.
The texture of the foundation is thick; it's supposed to be full coverage, I think, so you may need to use a bit more to get it all around your face. On the face, it leaves a velvety feel, which I think is really cool(:
However, the performance of it was really impressive. The finish was slightly dewy; not matte, but it's easy to mattify it with any powder. This foundation is very full-coverage; I didn't even have to use any concealer with this! Its staying power was indeed incredible. With primer, it stays on perfectly for the whole 18+ hours that I wear makeup each day. I don't know if it stays on for 24 hours, but I do know that it is also waterproof; I've swam with this on, and it survived an hour in the pool.
The bottle itself isn't quite comfortable if you don't like pouring out foundation; it's far too easy to pour out too much. However, you get a good amount of product that'll last a while, and the price is relatively good- $11 or $12, I think.
I would not repurchase this foundation because the undertones did not match mine; however, if you're looking for an awesome, cheap, cool-toned, full-coverage product, then I highly recommend Super Stay!
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I just finished this bottle. It lasted for about five months with every other day use. It evens out my skin tone, hides some if my acne but not the really bad scarrings. It does do that thing wear it gets flaky at the dry parts of your face. Has medium coverage which I think is great. It does get cakey if there's too many layers. Matches my skin perfectly,it brings brightness to my face. I'll be repurchasing in the next couple of days.
Tried this because my skin needed a break from Revlon Colorstay, which remains to be my HG. Maybelline Superstay was really promising at first. It had everything I looked for in a foundation: a soft matte finish, medium to full coverage and does last all day (though of course, like any foundation, retouching is expected by the end of the day but nothing a good powder can't fix).
Unfortunately, this breaks me out terribly within a day of use. Tried to use it on and off for a weeks but no can do.
Standard glass bottle but no pump though. Texture is very runny so expect a lot of wasted product. The colors tend to run a tiny bit pink, but can oxidize to match your tone after application. For reference, I'm NC42 and tried Maybelline Superstay in Natural Tan.
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Police Warn Of Robberies On Near South Side
Boys between the ages of 10 and 16 are approaching citizens and forcibly taking away their cell phones or money, a statement from police said.
Police Warn Residents About Orange Line Robberies
Police are warning residents about a pair of robberies near CTA Orange Line stations on the Southwest Side over the past week.
Man Posing As Federal Agent Robbing People On South Side
The man approaches victims in a tan SUV, pulls over to talk to people on the sidewalk and identifies himself as an agent or "Officer Franklin," according to a community alert from Area South detectives.
Police Warn Of Robberies In West Loop
The victims are distracted, sucker punched, and then robbed of smart phones, purses or wallets.
Police Warn Of Hyde Park Robberies
Police are searching for a man suspected of breaking into and robbing several Hyde Park buildings on the South Side.
Lakeview Crime Spike Prompts One Woman To Fight Back
A string of armed robberies and burglaries in the Lakeview neighborhood have a lot of folks there looking over their shoulders.
Police Issue Community Alert About ATM Robberies
Police are warning bank customers to be careful, after a string of robberies at ATMs on the South Side.
Police Warn Of Robberies In Grand Boulevard
The suspects rob their victims by showing a handgun or using force, according to a community alert from Area Central detectives.
Suspects Sought In Chicago Lawn Robberies
The suspects approach the victims from behind, strike them with blunt objects and steal property.
Two Teens Charged In South Chicago Robberies, Rapes
Police have arrested two teenagers in connection with a pair of robberies and sexual assaults in the South Chicago neighborhood over the weekend.
Suspect Sought In Robberies On SW Side
A suspect is being sought for robberies that occurred this week in the Brighton Park neighborhood on the Southwest Side.
Police Warn Of SW Side Robberies
Police are warning residents in the Southwest Side Ashburn neighborhood about several armed robberies that happened earlier this month.
Police Warn Of Robberies Along Lakefront In Kenwood
Police were warning people who use the Lakefront Trail in the Kenwood neighborhood to be cautious, after a string of robberies along the path.
Pair Charged With Robbing iPhone Resellers
Two men who police say were involved in a string of armed robberies of people looking to buy used iPhones to refurbish and resell were arrested Tuesday night in an undercover operation.
Police: Group Robbed 3 Loop Stores Since June
In each case, the suspects try to shoplift items, then use force or threaten store employees who confront them.
Police Warn Woodlawn Residents About Recent Gunpoint Robberies
Police are warning residents in the South Side Woodlawn neighborhood about two recent robberies.
Guardian Angels: Don't Let Mag Mile Become "Muggers' Mile"
A volunteer group of citizen crime fighters is calling the Magnificent Mile – a popular tourist destination in Chicago – the "Muggers' Mile," to spotlight robberies along Michigan Avenue.
Cops Warn About Robber Who Hit Red Line Subway Stop
Police were seeking a man who has been ripping off cell phones and purses in and around a South Loop subway stop.
Pair Arrested For Robberies Of Convenience Store, Donut Shop
Brian Lykins and Emil Niemi are charged with aggravated robbery for holding up two late-night businesses on the Northwest Side.
Police Warn Of Near West Side Robberies
Police are searching for up to two suspects who robbed and attacked business owners and pedestrians on the Near West Side in the last two weeks.


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A judge will have to decide whether entrustment includes a manufacturer putting a weapon into the stream of commerce that ends up in the hands of the customer, said Timothy Lytton, a professor at Albany Law School who has studied litigation against gun manufacturers. "Whether entrustment can encompass that idea depends on who is on the bench," he said.From the article "Sandy Hook Families File Wrongful-Death Suit Against Gun Manufacturer" in The Wall Street Journal on Dec. 15, 2014.
Professor Timothy Lytton did an interview for NPR's All Things Considered on the lawsuit by an injured teacher and the families of nine others who were killed in Newtown against the gun industry. The interview was picked up by public radio affiliates around the country.
"The court needs to decide whether they want to extend negligent entrustment from a retailer selling a gun to someone standing right in front of them to the theory that the manufacturer of the weapon is also responsible when the weapon they made is then sold by another party to a third person," Albany Law School Professor Timothy Lytton said Monday.Lytton, who has written a book about the history of lawsuits against gun companies, said an example of negligent entrustment would be the sale of a weapon by a gun retailer to a suicidal person. A negligent entrustment lawsuit would claim the retailer should have known not to sell that person a gun.From the article "Sandy Hook Families' Suit Against Gun Maker Will Test Federal Law" in the Hartford Courant on Dec. 15, 2014.
"This is an old story," said Timothy Lytton, an Albany Law School professor who specializes in regulation. "It's easy to pass a law that says we want to protect all consumers from a particular hazard. It's much harder to say we want to fund it."Voters like big health and safety protections," Lytton said, "but they don't like the big tax bills and the big deficits that are required to fund them."From the article "Enforcement seen as key for county toxic toy ban" in the Albany Times Union on Dec. 13, 2014.
Professor Vincent Bonventre was a guest on Capital Tonight on Nov. 3, 2014, to discuss the Supreme Court's pregnancy discrimination case, as well as the list of candidates to fill the New York Court of Appeals' forthcoming vacancy.
Professor Vincent Bonventre was interviewed for the public radio segment "State's Highest Court Will Begin The New Year Down 2 Judges" that aired around New York state, including on WAMC, North Country Public Radio and WXXI, on Dec. 2, 2014.
Professor Vincent Bonventre was featured in a NCPR segment about "From Ferguson to Canton, why should we believe in the grand jury?" on Nov. 20, 2014.
"They're marketing their integrity," explains Timothy Lytton, the leading scholar on US kosher regulation, in a telephone interview. And so far they've been wildly successful.From the article "More than holy, healthy and halal, Big Kosher is big money" in The Times of Israel on Nov. 16, 2014.
Professor Vincent Bonventre was interviewed for the public radio segment "Senate To Miss Deadline to Approve Court Pick" that aired on WXXI and other stations on Nov. 14, 2014.
Professor Ray Brescia previewed the law school's "FOIL @ 40" event on The Capitol Pressroom on Nov. 11, 2014.
Dean Alicia Ouellette was profiled in "10 minutes with Alicia Ouellette: Once a student, now acting dean" by the Albany Business Review on Oct. 31, 2014.
But Timothy Lytton, Professor at Albany Law School and expert on food regulation, says the GMO labeling issue creates, "tension in legislation between science and democratic accountability."From the article "Vote with your fork" in the Times Union on Oct. 29, 2014.
"Not everyone graduates law school and goes to a firm anymore," says Ouellette, who has worked at the law school for about 13 years, most recently as associate dean for academic affairs and intellectual life. "Some students do and we are absolutely going to make sure the students who go to firms have the tools they need. But a student who wants to do, say health care compliance work, has to have different skills than a student who wants to do criminal law."From the article "What lies ahead for Albany Law's acting dean?" in the Albany Business Review on Oct. 23, 2014.
President & Dean Penelope (Penny) Andrews was interviewed for the WAMC public radio segment "Albany Law School: Innovative Strategic Plan To Prepare The Next Generation Of Lawyers And Leaders" on Oct. 7, 2014.
Professor Vincent Bonventre was a guest on Capital Tonight to discuss the new Supreme Court term on Oct. 6, 2014.
But Albany Law School Professor Vin Bonventre said he wouldn't be surprised if the U.S. Supreme Court does take a same sex marriage case before the end of the year."
By the time the U.S. Supreme Court finally decides to hear one of these cases, there's going to be tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands, of same sex marriages in the U.S. They're not going to be able to undo that," said Bonventre.
From the segment "Same-Sex Couples Can Wed in 5 More States, Experts Predict More to Follow" by Time Warner Cable News on Oct. 6, 2014,
Albany Law School Professor Timothy Lytton called the lack of some kind of limit on future claims in Spokane "highly unusual.""Any large organization needs some ideas of risks in the future, and they need to be able to plan," Lytton said.From the article "Case offers insight into archbishop's leadership" in the Chicago Tribune on Oct. 2, 2014.
Professor Vincent Bonventre was interviewed by North Country Public Radio for "Cuomo faces deadline to choose high court nominee" on Oct. 1, 2014.
Dean Penelope (Penny) Andrews was featured for "The savor of history" in the Times Union on Sept. 25, 2014.
"The church has increasingly been willing to pay out significant sums for these claims," said Timothy Lytton, a professor at Albany Law School in New York and author of "Holding Bishops Accountable: How Lawsuits Helped the Catholic Church Confront Clergy Sexual Abuse.""The other thing to keep in mind is if a case actually goes to jury verdict, there's a significant amount of uncertainty as to what the damages might be. If those damages come in very large, you not only have a publicity problem, but you might have a big financial problem."From the article "Trial nears in priest sex abuse case filed by former altar boy" in The Kansas City Star on Sept. 23, 2014.
Professor Vincent Bonventre discussed the Supreme Court decision on prayer during town meetings as a guest on WCNY's Capitol Pressroom on May 9, 2014.
Professor Laurie Shanks was interviewed by NPR affiliate WAMC for the segment "Albany Law School Prof. Offers Thoughts On Legal Battle For Gloversville Chimp" on April 27, 2014.


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Pro features without the pro cost
The Sugoi RSE Jersey provides pro-worthy tech at a price that weekend warriors can stomach. Pull it on and pedal.
- Ultra-lightweight, moisture-wicking Gobi fabric can withstand the rigors of daily training and survive multiple safety-pin punctures without tearing
- Vector Stretch panels increase air circulation on hot days
- Hem and sleeve ends feature compression bands so the jersey stays in place as you ride
- Flatlock stitching reduces chafing and stands up to abuse
- Articulated shoulders designed to be comfortable in the drops
- Four back pockets store your energy gel, credit card, and tunes
- Reflective piping helps keep you visible during night rides
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Jeff Perlman
Incredible jersey with Awesome features
This is Sugoi's pinnacle Bike Jersey with a next to skin fit. The Gobi fabric is ultra cool and wicks very well. Great jersey with an awesome price attached. Any questions?