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A book sealed with seven seals, which could be opened by none but Christ, who took the book to open it. (1-7) Upon which all honour is ascribed to him, as worthy to open it. (8-14)
Verses 1-7 The apostle saw in the hand of Him that sat upon the throne, a roll of parchments in the form usual in those times, and sealed with seven seals. This represented the secret purposes of God about to be revealed. The designs and methods of Divine Providence, toward the church and the world, are stated, fixed, and made a matter of record. The counsels of God are altogether hidden from the eye and understanding of the creature. The several parts are not unsealed and opened at once, but after each other, till the whole mystery of God's counsel and conduct is finished in the world. The creatures cannot open it, nor read it; the Lord only can do so. Those who see most of God, are most desirous to see more; and those who have seen his glory, desire to know his will. But even good men may be too eager and hasty to look into the mysteries of the Divine conduct. Such desires, if not soon answered, turn to grief and sorrow. If John wept much because he could not look into the book of God's decrees, what reason have many to shed floods of tears for their ignorance of the gospel of Christ! of that on which everlasting salvation depends! We need not weep that we cannot foresee future events respecting ourselves in this world; the eager expectation of future prospects, or the foresight of future calamities, would alike unfit us for present duties and conflicts, or render our prosperous days distressing. Yet we may desire to learn, from the promises and prophecies of Scripture, what will be the final event to believers and to the church; and the Incarnate Son has prevailed, that we should learn all that we need to know. Christ stands as Mediator between God and both ministers and people. He is called a Lion, but he appears as a Lamb slain. He appears with the marks of his sufferings, to show that he pleads for us in heaven, in virtue of his satisfaction. He appears as a Lamb, having seven horns and seven eyes; perfect power to execute all the will of God, and perfect wisdom to understand it, and to do it in the most effectual manner. The Father put the book of his eternal counsels into the hand of Christ, and Christ readily and gladly took it into his hand; for he delights to make known the will of his Father; and the Holy Spirit is given by him to reveal the truth and will of God.
Verses 8-14 It is matter of joy to all the world, to see that God deals with men in grace and mercy through the Redeemer. He governs the world, not merely as a Creator, but as our Saviour. The harps were instruments of praise; the vials were full of odours, or incense, which signify the prayers of the saints: prayer and praise should always go together. Christ has redeemed his people from the bondage of sin, guilt, and Satan. He has not only purchased liberty for them, but the highest honour and preferment; he made them kings and priests; kings, to rule over their own spirits, and to overcome the world, and the evil one; and he makes them priests; giving them access to himself, and liberty to offer up spiritual sacrifices. What words can more fully declare that Christ is, and ought to be worshipped, equally with the Father, by all creatures, to all eternity! Happy those who shall adore and praise in heaven, and who shall for ever bless the Lamb, who delivered and set them apart for himself by his blood. How worthy art thou, O God, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, of our highest praises! All creatures should proclaim thy greatness, and adore thy majesty.
Revelation 5:1-14 . THE BOOK WITH SEVEN SEALS: NONE WORTHY TO OPEN IT BUT THE LAMB: HE TAKES IT AMIDST THE PRAISES OF THE REDEEMED, AND OF THE WHOLE HEAVENLY HOST.
1. in, &c.--Greek, "(lying) upon the right hand." His right hand was open and on it lay the book. On God's part there was no withholding of His future purposes as contained in the book: the only obstacle to unsealing it is stated in Revelation 5:3 [ALFORD].
book--rather, as accords with the ancient form of books, and with the writing on the backside, "a roll." The writing on the back implies fulness and completeness, so that nothing more needs to be added ( Revelation 22:18 ). The roll, or book, appears from the context to be "the title-deed of man's inheritance" [DE BURGH] redeemed by Christ, and contains the successive steps by which He shall recover it from its usurper and obtain actual possession of the kingdom already "purchased" for Himself and His elect saints. However, no portion of the roll is said to be unfolded and read; but simply the seals are successively opened, giving final access to its contents being read as a perfect whole, which shall not be until the events symbolized by the seals shall have been past, when Ephesians 3:10 shall receive its complete accomplishment, and the Lamb shall reveal God's providential plans in redemption in all their manifold beauties. Thus the opening of the seals will mean the successive steps by which God in Christ clears the way for the final opening and reading of the book at the visible setting up of the kingdom of Christ. Compare, at the grand consummation, Revelation 20:12 , "Another book was opened . . . the book of life"; Revelation 22:19 . None is worthy to do so save the Lamb, for He alone as such has redeemed man's forfeited inheritance, of which the book is the title-deed. The question ( Revelation 5:2 ) is not (as commonly supposed), Who should reveal the destinies of the Church (for this any inspired prophet would be competent to do)? but, Who has the WORTH to give man a new title to his lost inheritance? [DE BURGH].
sealed . . . seven seals--Greek, "sealed up," or "firmly sealed." The number seven (divided into four, the world-wide number, and three, the divine) abounds in Revelation and expresses completeness. Thus, the seven seals, representing all power given to the Lamb; the seven trumpets, by which the world kingdoms are shaken and overthrown, and the Lamb's kingdom ushered in; and the seven vials, by which the beast's kingdom is destroyed.
2. strong--( Psalms 103:20 ). His voice penetrated heaven, earth, and Hades ( Revelation 10:1-3 ).
3. no man--Greek, "no one." Not merely no man, but also no one of any order of beings.
in earth--Greek, "upon the earth."
under the earth--namely, in Hades.
look thereon--to look upon the contents, so as to read them.
4. and to read--inserted in English Version Greek text without good authority. One oldest manuscript, ORIGEN, CYPRIAN, and HILARY omit the clause. "To read" would be awkward standing between "to open the book" and "to look thereon." John having been promised a revelation of "things which must be hereafter," weeps now at his earnest desire being apparently frustrated. He is a pattern to us to imitate, as an eager and teachable learner of the Apocalypse.
5. one of--Greek, "one from among." The "elder" meant is, according to some (in LYRA), Matthew. With this accords the description here given of Christ, "the Lion, which is (so the Greek) of the tribe of Juda, the root of David"; the royal, David-descended, lion-aspect of Christ being that prominent in Matthew, whence the lion among the fourfold cherubim is commonly assigned to him. GERHARD in BENGEL thought Jacob to be meant, being, doubtless, one of those who rose with Christ and ascended to heaven ( Matthew 27:52 Matthew 27:53 ). The elders in heaven round God's throne know better than John, still in the flesh, the far-reaching power of Christ.
Root of David--( Isaiah 11:1 Isaiah 11:10 ). Not merely "a sucker come up from David's ancient root" (as ALFORD limits it), but also including the idea of His being Himself the root and origin of David: compare these two truths brought together, Matthew 22:42-45 . Hence He is called not merely Son of David, but also David. He is at once "the branch" of David, and "the root" of David, David's Son and David's Lord, the Lamb slain and therefore the Lion of Juda: about to reign over Israel, and thence over the whole earth.
prevailed--Greek, "conquered": absolutely, as elsewhere ( Revelation 3:21 ): gained the victory: His past victory over all the powers of darkness entitles Him now to open the book.
to open--that is, so as to open. One oldest manuscript, B, reads, "He that openeth," that is, whose office it is to open, but the weight of oldest authorities is with English Version reading, namely, A, Vulgate, Coptic, and ORIGEN.
6. I beheld, and, lo--One oldest manuscript, A, omits "and, lo." Another, B, CYPRIAN, etc,. support, "and, lo," but omit, "and I beheld."
in the midst of the throne--that is, not on the throne (compare Revelation 5:7 ), but in the midst of the company ( Revelation 4:4 ) which was "round about the throne."
Lamb--Greek, "arnion"; always found in Revelation exclusively, except in John 21:15 alone: it expresses endearment, namely, the endearing relation in which Christ now stands to us, as the consequence of His previous relation as the sacrificial Lamb. So also our relation to Him: He the precious Lamb, we His dear lambs, one with Him. BENGEL thinks there is in Greek, "arnion," the idea of taking the lead of the flock. Another object of the form Greek, "arnion," the Lamb, is to put Him in the more marked contrast to Greek, "therion," the Beast. Elsewhere Greek, "amnos," is found, applying to Him as the paschal, sacrificial Lamb ( Isaiah 53:7 , Septuagint; John 1:29 John 1:36 , Acts 8:32 , 1 Peter 1:19 ).
as it had been slain--bearing marks of His past death wounds. He was standing, though bearing the marks of one slain. In the midst of heavenly glory Christ crucified is still the prominent object.
seven horns--that is, perfect might, "seven" symbolizing perfection; "horns," might, in contrast to the horns of the Antichristian world powers, Revelation 17:3 ; &c. Daniel 7:7 Daniel 7:20 , 8:3 .
seven eyes . . . the seven Spirits . . . sent forth--So one oldest manuscript, A. But B reads, "being sent forth." As the seven lamps before the throne represent the Spirit of God immanent in the Godhead, so the seven eyes of the Lamb represent the same sevenfold Spirit profluent from the incarnate Redeemer in His world-wide energy. The Greek for "sent forth," apostellomena, or else apestalmenoi, is akin to the term "apostle," reminding us of the Spirit-impelled labors of Christ's apostles and minister throughout the world: if the present tense be read, as seems best, the idea will be that of those labors continually going on unto the end. "Eyes" symbolize His all-watchful and wise providence for His Church, and against her foes.
7. The book lay on the open hand of Him that sat on the throne for any to take who was found worthy [ALFORD]. The Lamb takes it from the Father in token of formal investiture into His universal and everlasting dominion as Son of man. This introductory vision thus presents before us, in summary, the consummation to which all the events in the seals, trumpets, and vials converge, namely, the setting up of Christ's kingdom visibly. Prophecy ever hurries to the grand crisis or end, and dwells on intermediate events only in their typical relation to, and representation of, the end.
8. had taken--Greek, "took."
fell down before the Lamb--who shares worship and the throne with the Father.
harps--Two oldest manuscripts, A, B, Syriac and Coptic read, "a harp": a kind of guitar, played with the hand or a quill.
vials--"bowls" [TREGELLES]; censers.
odours--Greek, "incense."
prayers of saints--as the angel offers their prayers ( Revelation 8:3 ) with incense (compare Psalms 141:2 ). This gives not the least sanction to Rome's dogma of our praying to saints. Though they be employed by God in some way unknown to us to present our prayers (nothing is said of their interceding for us), yet we are told to pray only to Him ( Revelation 19:10 , Revelation 22:8 Revelation 22:9 ). Their own employment is praise (whence they all have harps): ours is prayer.
9. sung--Greek, "sing": it is their blessed occupation continually. The theme of redemption is ever new, ever suggesting fresh thoughts of praise, embodied in the "new song."
us to God--So manuscript B, Coptic, Vulgate, and CYPRIAN. But A omits "us": and Aleph reads instead, "to our God."
out of--the present election-church gathered out of the world, as distinguished from the peoples gathered to Christ as the subjects, not of an election, but of a general and world-wide conversion of all nations.
kindred . . . tongue . . . people . . . nation--The number four marks world-wide extension: the four quarters of the world. For "kindred," translate as Greek, "tribe." This term and "people" are usually restricted to Israel: "tongue and nation" to the Gentiles ( Revelation 7:9 , 11:9 , 13:7 , the oldest reading; Revelation 14:6 ). Thus there is here marked the election-Church gathered from Jews and Gentiles. In Revelation 10:11 , for "tribes," we find among the four terms "kings"; in Revelation 17:15 , "multitudes."
10. made us--A, B, Aleph, Vulgate, Syriac, and Coptic read, "them." The Hebrew construction of the third person for the first, has a graphic relation to the redeemed, and also has a more modest sound than us, priests [BENGEL].
unto our God--So B and Aleph read. But A omits the clause.
kings--So B reads. But A, Aleph, Vulgate, Coptic, and CYPRIAN, read, "A kingdom." Aleph reads also "a priesthood" for priests. They who cast their crowns before the throne, do not call themselves kings in the sight. of the great King ( Revelation 4:10 Revelation 4:11 ); though their priestly access has such dignity that their reigning on earth cannot exceed it. So in Revelation 20:6 they are not called "kings" [BENGEL].
we shall reign on the earth--This is a new feature added to Revelation 1:6 . Aleph, Vulgate, and Coptic read, "They shall reign." A and B read, "They reign." ALFORD takes this reading and explains it of the Church EVEN NOW, in Christ her Head, reigning on the earth: "all things are being put under her feet, as under His; her kingly office and rank are asserted, even in the midst of persecution." But even if we read (I think the weightiest authority is against it), "They reign," still it is the prophetical present for the future: the seer being transported into the future when the full number of the redeemed (represented by the four living creatures) shall be complete and the visible kingdom begins. The saints do spiritually reign now; but certainly not as they shall when the prince of this world shall be bound reigning on the earth now, they are "made as the filth of the world and the offscouring of all things." In Revelation 11:15 Revelation 11:18 , the locality and time of the kingdom are marked. KELLY translates, "reign over the earth" (Greek, "epi tees gees"), which is justified by the Greek (Septuagint, Judges 9:8 , Matthew 2:22 ). The elders, though ruling over the earth, shall not necessarily (according to this passage) remain on the earth. But English Version is justified by Revelation 3:10 . "The elders were meek, but the flock of the meek independently is much larger" [BENGEL].
11. I beheld--the angels: who form the outer circle, while the Church, the object of redemption, forms the inner circle nearest the throne. The heavenly hosts ranged around gaze with intense love and adoration at this crowning manifestation of God's love, wisdom, and power.
ten thousand times ten thousand--Greek, "myriads of myriads."
12. to receive power--Greek, "the power." The remaining six (the whole being seven, the number for perfection and completeness) are all, as well as "power," ranged under the one Greek article, to mark that they form one complete aggregate belonging to God and His co-equal, the Lamb. Compare Revelation 7:12 , where each of all seven has the article.
riches--both spiritual and earthly.
blessing--ascribed praise: the will on the creature's part, though unaccompanied by the power, to return blessing for blessing conferred [ALFORD].
13. The universal chorus of creation, including the outermost circles as well as the inner (of saints and angels), winds up the doxology. The full accomplishment of this is to be when Christ takes His great power and reigns visibly.
every creature--"all His works in all places of His dominion" ( Psalms 103:22 ).
under the earth--the departed spirits in Hades.
such as are--So B and Vulgate. But A omits this.
in the sea--Greek, "upon the sea": the sea animals which are regarded as being on the surface [ALFORD].
all that are in them--So Vulgate reads. A omits "all (things)" here (Greek, "panta"), and reads, "I heard all (Greek, "pantas") saying": implying the harmonious concert of all in the four quarters of the universe.
Blessing, &c.--Greek, "the blessing, the honor, and the glory, and the might to the ages of the ages." The fourfold ascription indicates world-wide universality.
14. said--So A, Vulgate, and Syriac read. But B and Coptic read, "(I heard) saying."
Amen--So A reads. But B reads, "the (accustomed) Amen." As in Revelation 4:11 , the four and twenty elders asserted God's worthiness to receive the glory, as having created all things, so here the four living creatures ratify by their "Amen" the whole creation's ascription of the glory to Him.
four and twenty--omitted in the oldest manuscripts: Vulgate supports it.
him that liveth for ever and ever--omitted in all the manuscripts: inserted by commentators from Revelation 4:9 . But there, where the thanksgiving is expressed, the words are appropriate; but here less so, as their worship is that of silent prostration. "Worshipped" (namely, God and the Lamb). So in Revelation 11:1 , "worship" is used absolutely.


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As I've mentioned before, I receive a lot of questions about HPV. And every time I publish an answer to an HPV-related question, I get more. HPV is like the unstoppable multi-headed hydra of sexuality education. I shall continue to do my best to slay the beast by answering two reader questions at once in this column.
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In 2010, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced a new initiative of the Millennium Development Goals, intended to spur progress on maternal health and children's health. Every Woman Every Child, says the UN Foundation's Director of Millennium Development Goals Initiatives Anita Sharma, "is an unprecedented effort to write some of the wrongs, that in this day and age, women and children can die from preventable causes." (For background on MDGs 4 and 5, the renewed focus on them, and the reasons that they're lagging behind, read my 2010 post here.)
In a phone call with UN affiliates and later in a phone interview with TCW, Ms. Sharma, who leads the UN Foundation's work on Every Woman Every Child (EWEC), spoke about what's been accomplished by EWEC, what's left to be done and the roadblocks to reaching their goals. "We're hoping by the sustained and refocused education," Ms. Sharma says, "that they become the driver of economic change and improvement in the world."
Today, about 350,000 women die every year from giving birth, largely from preventable causes, such as preeclampsia. UNICEF estimates that 9.7 million children under 5 die every year from preventable causes; EWEC works to combat the major killers, including pneumonia, diarrhea, preterm birth complications, birth asphyxia, under-nutrition and malaria.
While the program places great weight on metrics, measurable outcomes and accountability –especially considering that an additional $50 million has been pledged over the past five years – EWEC also emphasizes the importance of allowing countries to make their own changes rather than impose change upon them. "Ultimately it's the responsibility of those governments to provide better healthcare and those services to their people, and to make those services affordable," Ms. Sharma states. "It's actually the low and middle income countries that are making big contributions. It might not be big financial numbers, but it has been in terms of policy and service delivery. In a country like Ethiopia or Tanzania, medical care, even if it is basic medical care, is free. In Bangladesh, they are training and stepping up midwives and community health workers, so that in a country that has a shortage of doctors, at least these people will have access to a trained midwife or community health worker. They can get out into those areas where maybe a doctor just doesn't want to go."
Already, life-saving projects have emerged from the intersection of technology, government and the private sector. For example, the Maternal Alliance for Mobile Action (MAMA), developed by USAID, Johnson & Johnson, the UN Foundation, the mHealth Alliance and the Baby Center, provides low-cost, mobile phone access to pregnant women and mothers. The women receive text messages or voice mail alerts, targeted to their pregnancy or children's ages, with relevant health information. The program is currently being piloted in Bangladesh, India and South Africa.
Despite achievements, MDGs 4 and 5 remain the "laggards" of the Millennium Development Goals, "Partly because they started at such a poor position, partly [because], for societal reasons, women are valued less in many of these countries," says Ms. Sharma. In addition, it's estimated that an additional $20 billion in funding is needed, a goal made more difficult by the fact that many countries that have traditionally been strong supporters of international development – Ms. Sharma cites Spain, Italy and Ireland – are in the throes of economic crisis. We spoke with Ms. Sharma about how EWEC is addressing these challenges and their goals for the next three years of the project.
In 2010 when this initiative was launched, you and others noted that "the political will is lacking." Where does that stand today, both globally and in the U.S.? I'm thinking particularly about recent shifts in how we perceive women's right to access to reproductive health in the U.S. and how that affects your EWEC goal.
We have about 200 partners on board. A lot of those partners come from heads of state and government. It's really necessary that we have sustained engagement in those countries where the challenges are. Something like 53 low- and middle-income countries have made commitments. In some cases, they are using resources from UN agencies or governments like the United States to channel those resources more effectively to women and children's health. In other cases, they are using their own domestic resources or making changes in policy to make access free…So I think you have seen increases in political will, but it needs to be sustained and accelerated.
A big challenge in the United States is that global health, and in particular women and children's health, should not be a partisan issue. But when there is an economic crisis or austerity, there is a tightening of belts and a scrutiny of how resources are allocated. International development, especially in the United States, does not have a big constituency or the same kind of constituency that other causes issues have. Americans, if you ask them how much we spend on our foreign affairs budget, say about 25 percent. As we know, it's less than 1 percent and of that, international development is an even smaller chunk. We make the case that it is a great return on investment: Investing in women and children's health benefits you tenfold in terms of ensuring that countries are growing, are more stable and are more prosperous.
But it is a reality, it is a challenge that we can't ignore. There is a financing gap. Money, whether from the United States or Europe or other donors, is going to be tight this year. What we are aiming to do is diversify the portfolio. That is engaging the private sector, creating more sustainable business models, asking them to lower pricing on drugs. The new model of Every Woman Every Child is that everyone has a role to play. Yes, the governments have the primary responsibility, but other actors, whether you are an NGO or in the private sector, can play an important part.
Part II of this interview will be posted on February 9, 2012. Check back then to learn about the role that online activism can play in preventing maternal and child deaths, and what needs to happen between now and 2015.
Above photo: Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital, Ethiopia, Africa. Both mother and baby are doing well thanks to proper prenatal and obstetrics care, which are the best ways to prevent fistula. April 2011.


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Posted 04 October 2006 - 10:23 PM
I don't know if it would.. guess it depends on what is going on inside that adapter.
Posted 05 October 2006 - 06:12 AM
Posted 05 October 2006 - 06:17 AM
Totally agree with all your points.I applaud DirectV for enabling the eSATA port so quickly, I am always sceptical when I see something labeled "for future use", because tomorrow is another day.
Personally I would prefer to have the LAN port enabled with the ability to network units but that probably wouldn't be quite the as easy.
In the meantime I hope that someone at D* is monitoring this thread and looking for suggestions as to how the eSATA could be used, perhaps even a seperate thread could be set up for it.
My list;
Ability to use internal and external drives in tandem - keeping the recording schedule on the internal drive.
I would like to be able to nominate which drive a recording should use and move recordings from drive to drive.
Hot sync, so the unit doesn't have to download the EPG information every time I plug in an eSATA drive.
Swap eSATA between units activated to the same account.
A means to archive recordings, maybe to PC files, which could then only be played back on a unit active on the same account.
There are obviously legal issues involved, I wouldn't want D* to activate some function that causes them to get involved in a big suit which would then delay further development.
I would still suggest that networking HR20s is a higher priority than any of the above, but that's just me.
Bring on OTA!
Posted 05 October 2006 - 08:30 AM
A means to archive recordings, maybe to PC files, which could then only be played back on a unit active on the same account.
There are obviously legal issues involved, I wouldn't want D* to activate some function that causes them to get involved in a big suit which would then delay further development.
Posted 05 October 2006 - 08:50 AM
Posted 05 October 2006 - 09:54 AM
The unit appears to treat external drives exactly the same as the internal drive. And the internal drive is not formatted every time you boot up. So...Has anyone confirmed that the drive is not re-formatted if it has already been formatted?
Posted 05 October 2006 - 09:58 AM
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Posted 05 October 2006 - 11:30 AM
I'm just looking for potential bugs by saying this, but....
If you perform the full HR20 reset/HD format, will it format the internal drive or will it know that the external drive is connected and format that instead?
Posted 05 October 2006 - 01:25 PM
eSATA 500GB Drive is up and Running
I Unpluged power to HR20, powered up My External enclosure with SATA drive, plugged into back of HR20.
I then plugged in HR20 and let it power up... everything the same, never asked for me to reformat drive (maybe because it is a clean drive)
I cant tell difference, didnt know if external drive was working with the exception that my Favorite list reset (Earl mentioned this would happen)
So to test if the external drive was working with the HR20 I pulled the SATA cord out of the back of the HR20, and 30 seconds later the box froze up and went to black screen. I guess his tells me that the eSATA drive was indeed working.
I guess the only way to tell is to fill the hard drive up... But that wont happen for a while. I dont have time to play with filling it up. I will let that Naturally happen
Earl, is there any way to look in the menus to see if it is recording to the External drive and not the Internal ???
Posted 05 October 2006 - 01:51 PM
It was a New HR20, so I had no SL set up.So what happen's if you turn it back off and take the external out? Does it go back to the orignal state using the internal drive (ie. are the shows recorded on the internal still there and the SL's) or does it wipe the internal drive.
BTW when you said the favorites where gone, did you mean the Series Links?
Posted 05 October 2006 - 02:02 PM
Posted 05 October 2006 - 02:03 PM
It was a New HR20, so I had no SL set up.
Because of my WF I'm not gong to mess around pulling drive/rebooting. Everytime this is done I lose the Guide data and it needs a full 24 hrs to repopulate. Major pain, PLUS it seems to be working fine now. 2 recordings from last nite, and I dont want to mess up the DVR with all the rebooting and plug/unplugging sata drive. My luck something will get broken.
One thing I did notice Once you set up your favorites the hard drive will keep the information, I noticed this when I first pulled the external drive, the original drive kept the original information. I would assume it would do the same for any SL set up on each drive.
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Posted 05 October 2006 - 02:11 PM
1) RAID controller will get minimal disk size for stripe/mirror, ie 500+250 => 500 GB
2) a spec of the gadget limiting max size of each disk to 500 GB, ie 1 TB total.
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Posted 05 October 2006 - 02:29 PM
Got iT! Thanks...Right, but again : 500+250 will give only 500 GB.
You don't need identical HDD, just similar size, total = smallest size x 2.
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Got iT! Thanks...
So if I dont want to waste my 500GB drive I need another 500Gb drive (any brand) to benifit from RAID, then I will have 1TB
Which is 164 Hrs MPEG-4, and 100 Hrs Mpeg-2
Posted 05 October 2006 - 02:40 PM
Is this the long term solution that DirecTV will use for eSATA, or is it possible they will implement something different later? By different I mean, for example, using both the internal and external together to add more space. Or will they sell a unit with no internal HD? It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to disable the internal drive, but I'm sure they did it this way because it was a quick and easy solution.


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"Horrific narration"
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The book is awesome, we all know it is. The problem is that the author narrated the book. That was a huge mistake. I couldn't listen to it. I ended up just reading it because there was no other option for audio available at audible. The voice has a slight English accent, no problem there but it is very monotone with little variation on character voice. I would listen to an excerpt before purchasing.
"Monotonous voice"
While this is a very admirable book, the voice of the author is dreadful. The book should be done again in a voice with a more natural flow and some enthusiasm. This flat tone coming from the author of a book who's story he should know, almost puts one to sleep. We could not listen to it after 10 minutes. I got the book for my grandchildren to listen to thinking they would enjoy it as I had enjoyed reading the book.
"writing - A+, narration - C"
My first "read" of this book is in listening to this audio version. Although the writing is good, frankly, the narrator's voice lulls me to sleep. He sounds like he has marbles in his mouth much of the time. I respect the author highly, but not as a narrator. I am struggling to pay attention, wading through this classic.
"A Must-Read(Listen)"
I had never read this book as a teen but am glad I gave it a listen. It has so much to say about what savages human beings are. It's not just a story for kids. Some grown-ups in positions of power should have to read or listen to it. I really like hearing authors read their literature.
"As chilling now as it ever was"
Lord of the Flies inspired vigorous debate in my high school English class, and the Peter Brook film version certainly did the book justice. It's interesting sometimes to turn to a piece of literature that you know already and experience it as an audiobook. In this case, I didn't see the Peter Brook film as I listened, nor did I have the same response to the book that I had as a student. This was a completely fresh take on a classic that remains controversial in its assertion that a society built and populated by mankind is destined to fail because innate human weakness will triumph over higher notions. It's a chilling view, and I, for one, can't prove that Golding was wrong. We have only faith in human goodness to keep anarchy from prevailing. Is that faith only possible when one can afford it?
Computer Programmer and Worship Leader. Have enjoyed reading since my mom got me hooked on Nancy Drew and Agatha Christie prior to my teen years. My brother got me hooked on audio books after I started having a longer commute to work. Love a variety of genres.
"Other than Narration, I Beg to Differ"
First of all, let me say that I agree with the criticism of the narration. After listening to somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 audiobooks, I can say without reservation that this is the worst narration I've heard. There are times when it is great to have the author read the book, but this was not one of them. Little to no expressiveness in the voice, even when dealing with dialog in situations dealing with life & death.
Sadly, I cannot tell whether the poor narration affected my view of the book. This was one "classic" that I was left scratching my head, wondering why it is a classic. At 5 disks, one track, the story doesn't really get moving much until midway into the 4th disk. I will say that the last disk is interesting, but in my opinion, didn't make up for the rest of the book. After hearing so much about how great this book was, I was greatly disappointed. Ranks far below classics such as "Oliver Twist", "Wuthering Heights", "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and others that really live up to their billing. In my opinion, this one did not.
One other positive was the author's commentary on his writing of the book and the meaning of the book in both a prologue and appendix. This was interesting in spots.
"Good Idea that didn't turn out well"
A good idea to have Mr. Golding read his book, but in the end authors are not necessarily voice actors. I felt that Mr. Golding did not bring the passion and horror that is needed to really bring this story to life. Very shocking plot movements, read by an (very obviously) old man in monotone English voice made for an almost comical juxtaposition, one that took away from the story.
Although the 5 minutes or so commentary by the author were interesting, I recommend having this read by someone else.
"This book is crazy good!"
I used to work as a wildland firefighter. The way their society degrades mirrors fire camp as the tour reaches twenty-plus days. I think everyone who has worked in a "high testosterone" occupation will see parallels between this book and their work environment. I think it actually applies to a lot more situations ? it was just obvious from my perspective. I could even match the characters in the book to the characters I have worked with. Anyway, I recommend this book to everyone.
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I immediately think "minimum wage" and "underemployed" and other depressing thoughts about all sorts of people forced to live in roommate situations just to stay off the street.
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I'm just thinking of a kid in a college dorm.
No, further edit: there are toiletries, reading glasses, and a gilt-framed mirror in the background on cultured marble. This is a presbyopic hotel guest salvaging last night's takeout leftovers.
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And here I thought it was bad that at my old place I cooked 90% of my meals in a sandwich press.
Now THAT'S youthful!
Yeah, that's a hotel room. Who rolls up their washcloth like that?
thats quite funny. There was a period when I didn't have a kitchen, only due to me having it replaced.
Always fight or what or who you believe in
I'm thinking Martha Stewart in jail.
The entire decor does reek of "Hotel" to me.
I feel sorry for the next guest that uses that iron on their clothes though.
I pity the person who will iron their shirt after that...
Sheesh. If one doesn't have a kitchen... there is something called a microwave. I saw one on sale in CVS or some other store for $29. You can plug it anywhere. A toaster could work too...
And yea that does look like a hotel room... I'm sure they have room service...
Well at least it's not cold pizza.
I used to cook soup and sausages in a electric kettle till my kitchen was ready for use.
Could be a budget motel like Motel 6 but wait - they don't even have irons...OK maybe a Travelodge (not updated room - no microwave).
American/Canadian budget motels: necessity is the mother of invention.
Tea and coffee making facilities ...non-existent or insufficient with not even a plug-in kettle.
Coffe-pot-Ramen FTW!
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Give a man religion, and he'll starve praying for a fish.
Good heavens. And I just used a hotel iron (on my clothes) just last week.
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Any one else disappointed that this game is only 2 players? I wonder if there will be 2v2 co-op rules perhaps?
Only 2 Players?
Posted 11 December 2009 - 10:13 AM
Posted 11 December 2009 - 10:30 AM
Slightly disappointed but maybe surprised is more apt. I will be watching the news on this one closely. I have always been drawn to things Warhammer 40k, but was never able to invest in it. This could be my chance...
Posted 11 December 2009 - 10:44 AM
I'm not disappointed at all that it's a two player game. I have plenty of epic sized wargames that pretty much require more than 2, so this will fit a nice niche that TI3 and StarCraft don't cover. (Yeah, I know StarCraft can be played by 2, but it works much better with more.)
I'm becoming a big fan of WH and WH40k, and this looks great.
Posted 11 December 2009 - 11:05 AM
even if there isnt a rule set for coop....ill play it that way
Posted 11 December 2009 - 11:23 AM
I can see some rules coming out like the overlord stuff for M44.
Posted 11 December 2009 - 06:07 PM
I'm cool with the 2-player game. Kinda prefer it actually.
Posted 12 December 2009 - 12:45 AM
FiendishDevil said:
Any one else disappointed that this game is only 2 players? I wonder if there will be 2v2 co-op rules perhaps?
In the original you had to place cards which dictated your choice of actions for the turn. Both sides placed these cards in advance, and then turned them over one at a time to execute the chosen decisions. It appears they're keeping that mechanism in some form. This kind of thing always seems more fun to me when it's 2-player.
"...I was born game, and I intend to go out that way." -- Rooster Cogburn
Posted 12 December 2009 - 01:26 AM
very dissapointed, but I'm sure you could tweak some rules allowing more players to participate
Posted 12 December 2009 - 01:49 AM
I am very pleased that this game is only two players. My girlfriend and I are getting heavily into the Warhammer universe, not the GW mini's, but the stuff that FFG has put out has all been top notch. I was hoping they would release a board game in the 40k universe, and I am so happy that it plays two players and is one of the big box games. I can not wait to see how this title turns out.
Posted 12 December 2009 - 03:48 AM
The game looks cool, but I'm also disappointed that it's only 2 players. Having already bought Space Hulk, I would prefer not to get another 2 person game. Maybe I'm lucky in that we usually get between 5-7 people at my gaming group, but 2 player games, and even to some extent 4 player games, end up excluding people and as a result, get played less.
Posted 12 December 2009 - 05:31 AM
I have just the opposite situation. I'm lucky to get two players, much less three or four. So I'm glad this is 2-player. But I can see the value of some options for more players.
Posted 12 December 2009 - 03:05 PM
I'm not... There was only two sides in the Heresy anyways.
Posted 13 December 2009 - 03:42 AM
Can't see my self spending $100. on a two player game................... just doesn't feel right. So i'll just get Rune Wars instead. Plenty of room for expanions in that one.
Posted 13 December 2009 - 05:10 AM
2 players sure, horus and emperor, but what of the other primarchs that were present, like say sanguinius or the khan? i guess theyre gona be soldiers in the emperors army rather then slots for extra players :S But not disappointed at all
Posted 13 December 2009 - 09:06 AM
2 players is absolutly OK.
Posted 14 December 2009 - 01:27 PM
I'm glad it can play 2 players! Usually thats all I get to my game table. There are some great games that have a minimum of 3, that I just wouldn't really be able to play very often.
Posted 14 December 2009 - 03:56 PM
I'm happy with 2 players because there's a chance I'll get to play it with someone now! Usually I can only find one friend to play the games that are 2 - 4 players anyway....
Posted 18 December 2009 - 07:03 AM
Gokuscurse said:
2 players sure, horus and emperor, but what of the other primarchs that were present, like say sanguinius or the khan? i guess theyre gona be soldiers in the emperors army rather then slots for extra players :S But not disappointed at all
Although it probably wouldn't be too hard to make some house rules to make each of the main chapters (or at least the Big Four) into separate players. That would then turn it into a 4/5-on-1 game, which could be interesting on the assumption it is balanced as such.
Personally I agree with the 2-player format, I think it's true to the first edition and for the best overall. I'm also uncertain, as others have expressed, about spending $100 on a 2 player game. Usually when we game it's at least 3 or 4 people. We'll see though.
Posted 20 December 2009 - 09:20 PM
Same here, there is a chance I won't purchase it because it is 2 players only, which I barely play, except against my gf, but I doubt it is the kind of game that would appeal to her.
I wish there were a team option, as there are not that many good team games.
Posted 20 December 2009 - 09:28 PM
Guys, what's the point? Haven't you ever played cooperative games? I daresay everything can be a cooperative entertainment, even chess. I am positive I will play HH with three friends: two of us versus two. It will be a lot of fun to discuss (whispering) strategies, to divide attention on separate parts of the board. I will be a commander of the left wing, an my pal - of the right one. Or the other way round. Team versus team instead man versus man . I think it will be great.


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